The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-27
AID has forever serated the sympahes Of even English

AID has forever aerated the sympahes Of even English
tories ard petty German pinces
Marshal Rsndoo the new Minister Of War, WAS ser
Resnt in 1872 and gained his epauette sub lieutenant
II the battle Of MOskowa Marshal Valiant, who accom-
psnhs Napoleon TO the field and was RAndons preneces
succeeded st. Armand that department the l4th OF
March, 1854
The Duke de Malasor to Paris on Sunday, and IL
now uscoDced Ia his house In the Champs Eysee Cou
de perseny has already replaced HIM as ambassador
london.
The Fiat Major General as well az the staff corps have
been greatly augmented To the former 10 Generals OF
DIVISION and 20 Generals OF Brigade have been aoaed u
the s'ter Lieutenant CoIOnels 10 chefs decodre' and
80 captains carrying the numbers TO Sc, 49, ITO and $50
respectively.
The number Of voluntary en!istments in Paris alone
amounts already to 80 .00O.
WAS ce eprsted at the ruileres in presence of
all the members of the Imperial family before the Fmpe
.rs Departure, sno every Sunday during the war TIE
IS Palm prayer for The Emperor and his army il
10 tie chauDted after vespers.
small movable printing Office accompanies the Em-
and the army o. Italy. NJ de ST. Georges, tn di
rector OF the Imperial printing oce has selected three
con postOre who viii have up the frst bulletins OF
proceedings Of FreLch troops The director ge,e ri
Of teegspbs has also chosen from his officials such
NJ be considers beet qualified 70 accompany the Em
During the time his Majesty remains with the army his
traIsac busneps Paris az heretofore All petitions, as
well az letters relative 10 private affairs, propositions
OF general terest be Addressed TO the Emperor
therefore, 1T Pars, ana not TO bis headquarters.
deacbment OF $50 Of the Cent Gardes accompany the
Emperor to aiy Their picturesque and soldierly ap
peaIahce even IN their undress with their raven black
hofss, on the evening OF Their departure 70 rouoo, at
tracied general admiration The Emperors riding hsrses
&c, sent forward, exceeded 200 10 humber.
Lore Cowey has returned 10 Paris alter his recent sum-
mons 10 London.
The Empress acting as regent Of the Emperor yesterday
signed DUmber or documents in the usna Of ad
mnMtraiive business The vessel the Queen Horteuse-
which was 30 convey Napo to Genoa, put 10 at
O'Clock on the llth She escorted by the Magellan,
and It wss expected that the voyage242 mes-woid be
accomplished in twenty four hours His Majesty On land
ing wound proved 10 the Dora palace Tho population OF
Genoa is 100 0oCpossiby on such occasion the
bers would be doubled. On leaving toe Tueries the
Emperor said, ave shall see each other again very
soOD."
ire Ausr iens IL is sad think they have found match
for Garbadi in q certain General Hurbau has area
oy arrived at Como the head Of 900 men, aud ia TO
proceed immediately to the Pieomonese territory. The
account gwen o. 80 prisoners having been taken by Carl
oslo 1T Vefcei has not been confirmed The troops Of
'hat leader still at Carsae from which place they had
GOT removed The depred shons commited by the Aug
TRANS III Piedmont (say the French authores)
tSpAned being real razzlas executes not for the imme
ate OF the army but for the sup ply of the
bouses of Lomb.oy For several days long string of
"apons laden .h hay, vegetables corn aud other art
by Novxra towards the left bank Of the rcno
The Ausulahs clear of all they can find In
the iredmontese provinces, and place their troops in
ace vi safety Ii is IA of the barbaraus of Old
GOT 10 exagger ate that OF army without money The
Aus'fisns pay for what they In making
questions the ~ LON dy they would nave
txposeo Themselves 10 risrg and Only
NAMED for them-to :al on Piedmont and take all they
could.
and the coffee house keepers often refused payment A
Ghssseur de Vucenpes, Offering his money for glass
eau de requested 10 ana make ms reck
ouiDg straight the body a Austrian. 0Kill
you Austrian, you mean" said the Chasseur-"Ay,
10 be sure only give another glass, and will xiii
you two"
The English fockng bone acroes the Channel very
'ast. Arrivals in Paris from Italy const ,nt. Many
english quitting Paris in dread of ultimate
the two rhe language manners of
The French by reassurDg 10 the timd Sc.
vera Of die schools have been compelled TO renquish
he Services OF their Euglfh professors in consequence
oi the strong naoDa feelings of their feocs Indeed,
only yesterday that the whole school
English professor and belabored him that he ies in
very state. The youths al the various sempa
take the nveliest Interest IN the military movemens
aud have the old campaigns before them continually
hops are nii Of maps, and cht hawsed about at
al corners OF the streets.
The Italian Opera closed it's season on Monday The
opera III Irovatore." The proceeds devoted to
,be fund N aid OF the Italian volunteers ramberlks
'lobuio" carried all before it, and the gifted
spplauded 10 the skies by OVERLOOKING house. II
quite fancy sight But the the all absorbing War,
bas LETT me no space 70 speak Of theatricals.