Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-11
INCIDENTS AND ANECDOTES OF
THE WAR.

sNtADGNAS ANU AVECDOTES OF
THE WAR.
Count Gyulai the Austrian GeaeruEss M.
is hungarian by birth, and sees active SER
vice in Italy for the first time. In fact, he
has never been in the field at I'LL. His father
died in 1881, did once cover the retreat Of
Archduke Charles in 1909, and did it badly;
but as the son, born in 1905, (says cores
pondent,) his only chance Of smelling pow
der Was in the Hungarian war Of l848, when,
being native or PoSth, he was not entrusted
with any command and merely watched
over the arsenal at Pola. IT'S true h. has
been War Minister som, years, but he never
'narshaled q battalion under fire
A French journal announces that Mr..
Nicholas Clary, who is in possession OF an in
come Of 300 OOAf. a year, has engaged a: a
private soldier in q cavalry regiment which
is about to take the field.
Prince Nicholas or Nassau, has taken
leave Of the Chambers, PRIOR to leaving for
the Austrian army. In his farewell sbeech
he congratulated himself on being the first
German Prince who took up arms "ior the
defence Of the common country"
The Hereditary Ora d Duke of Tuscany
has resolved 10 enter the Austrian army, and
to serve in the war. II. is already nomi.
nally colonel Of the English Dragons.
The intention OF the Duke of Charities to
serve in the Piedmontese army has been
ovcrru'ed by the advice Of the Orleans prn.
ces, his uncles, and he is about TO leave 1u-
rim for England.
An enrolment Of Italians under General
Monrelcltro is going ON just now ut Paris,
to the great joy Of the polic', who had 10
look after their political motions, and there
is q prospect ofno more refugees being found
henceforth IN Paris, most Of them being from
the Roman States.
The probable movements Of His Holiness
the Pope, in the event of ROME becoming too
hot for pleasant residence, form the subject
OF much speculation. The E7,ona, Of Mad
rid, publishes a telegram received from the
Spanish Ambassador at Rome, intimatng
the wish Of Pho None to take refuge or resi-
dcncc in the Isle Of Minorca, and inviting
the Spanish Government to send body
guard Of 10000 men to Port Malone. The
Pope has been there once before when te-
cal,ned on his voyage from Genoa to VAL
paraiso and took fancy to this Bsearic is
land, which all things considered, would be
very central and highly independent seat Of
spiritual authority. his being mostly on the
shores OF tilo N1culScITI LII 1ULFR,
however, contradicts the Ambassadors dis
patch.
In P1tyie having announced, on the 9th,
that the Count dc Chamb0rd and the Duke
de LOWS had had . private audience Of the
Emperor Of Austria, the Duke has addressed
letter to that journal, in which he says;
II am astonished that in announcing the
visit made by the Count de Chombord to the
Emperor Of Austria, you should have
thought yourself enabled, especially at the
present moment, to dispence with mention
ing the circumstances that gave it q motive.
I hasten to repair this ommission: The
Count de Cbc:nbord not wishing to reside
any longer in Austria, because she is At war
with his father-land, lelt it a duty before
taking his departure, and from motives Of
good breeding which will lie everywhere un-
derstood, particularly in France, to pay q
visit to the Sovereign Of country IN which
no had received hospitality during long year S
Of exile.
A Paris letter. writer says Of Mr.. Russell.
the Times correspondent: II mark that the
illustrated News speaks Of the recall from
India of William Russell, with the view Of
acting in LolAbardy as war correspondent.
From what has taken place at Turin con
corning the Press and from the now well
known determination Of the French staff,
neither Mr.. Russell nor any other Polybius
or Xenophon will be telegraphed on this side
ofthe 70, aud unless Austria is sure of GET
ting her own version Of the war into the
Times "a point avoid touching.) there is NJ
chance Of Gen. Gyulai patronising reporter
The China was too far oft for much damage
to result from minute details Of strategetit
movements CT projects being made public
property; but in these telegraphic times
and 50 near Vienna, London publicity il
strongly depicted. Even at Toulon and
Marse!lies the particulars Of the embarkin2
process, and the specification Of the expedit
ionary force is not allowed to figure in the
local journals, and which reserve is per
ceptible in the Paris papers,
A trooper in the streets Of Lyons had los
his way, and was clamorous to b. shown
the station de Vienna. On being told ths
the branch down the Rhone to Vienne Dau
phine did not lead to Chambery, IT'S t
Vienna en- Autriche want to 60! Whore!
the road by Marengo%
A Paris letter has the following: .'Napole
OH III. will insist on the delivery from tn,
Kaiserlich vault at Vienne Of the coffin tina
holds the DUO de Richstalt, and, in case .
refusal, that French troops will go and fetcl
it. TO days Figaro, which is known to b.
an unrecosnized channel Of what the author
tiles wish to convey, actually says that tn,
young Austrian Emperor is the odsprin:
Of the Duke de Reichstadt! an assertion
which, in time Of peace, Baron Hubner coule
not tolerate, for the honor Of the Archdu
chess Sophie. Fielding ascribed 10 still
ss-suspectcl parsonage the maternity 0
Tom Jones'"
The ferry over the Ticino, At the poin
called Abiato Grasso, where the central di
vision Of the invaders crossed, is = spot me
moraele for tho dea,h, at the rivers banl
there, in 1912, Of that pink Of Gallo chivalry
Bayard.
A NEW MED1CINE.-Oil Of brickbats an
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