New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

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In en- hour AMI half 10 a1Frsns were owen
otf 0ftte town 85 isss u 900 pfi-J-ef>, ~ y9n,
and ~ kss' 600 sssl anl ouiSed BY ,be tive ttis
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they giye cobhepcs % me sOder 81 if ns caH BE- ~
trioU. under rucb i<8s, cIcBT>lrces ~ thinks 20
ear ~ gimJs. anything.
HgUGC1sGs Al D.LbE.
Mis- JGas tj-Ev vening.
~Tbe esD10p q. MalegBanO Oh 10, m1cI di-:sl b
yssierdsy she Joy II he 8iasese, b1' - nocs the
more OH the ram, winch came down N tofIens y-Sf
asy evetsy and spsd-i ably the ll1I rs.iOns
and o,hsr eaie,,cs with which toe Nilaoese were -
have ee bTatsd The arrival u the the SDyefeGr- BIT
il ibe MsIcss fOIgDt IN tBcb oy M. others were
fg Ing for their csuse few Jle, -, they Tsines'
b.Te1 mat st1Y iae ut Eas Their duty ~ 80 every
thin 10 alleviate the suiisdng ~ the UO1hf-s. Last
night ib5eed but more pscaily this morn NJ, nun
dreds s pryse csrTsges, from -, mort s''h't equip
sge down 20 the common two-s1.eied cart u tne
couLtry w.n, down ~ me bs'isbsi as imp ~ ,',i
an bu,afceH and they cEInc bHck Yih tEc wounded.
Even family who afford j. gycs linen, - iiinT
AID csurpie lie iafies 70 volunteer bgres - Tie
4 A ~. Il "a fagt
thing that can be- desirei and al ih> !. done sDDnt
neon.iy and with good viii ana readiness "hieh
tbov Dat they know LDw ~ sppIecaie u services Oi
their lbeistOrs.'
ye.srdsy by the Storm they were nfemnded ior ihai
bY the fpisbdd sgh. which The WOcessOn - The
DusI au1 the r. DeDm offered them. The Whole
IDfantry fthe Guard, coming Dom the Pitzhe Arm,
near The arena where they are eLcanped, iTaverssi
the streets music H. front, and then OJme1 IN lns t
along the COr-o through which The Emperor went -
The church. should have only to repest my-sB ~
TecouHiuP the recepupDi Iohed i0Fae ana isnIri
cToVn- the air refunded With enthusiastic burf4h.,
every one was radiant the streets bright and sunny
In fsc.', everything beautiful and -a'i-i1c.oIy.
"The Emperor W. received by the clergy at the
door, ond The whole ceremony passed III a. these
things wusliy DO. Only the altitude Of the p'ope ln
interesting, Tor rarely there thanksgiving be-
leye, in which 40 many hearts fincerely IJiye1-DOt
only those privileged ~ 20 ioaiie ba, me ihod'a4l
mud thousands Out,ide. Imagine besids this the
tpleDdd cathedral and tue slnsre before Il, the mag
Iicebt troops still -UToUDded wln all the halo OF
recent victory, and Italian sun, rather hot but orl
liant. twss sight such az 1t rarely ifs Z" me W, oi
man To see.
INAUGURATION OF THH wv GOVEBSrEST OF
LoYBhRDY
NfAs, June ~.
gave Won soIne Of the most sen, features Of the
events which have occurred IN Milau since The retreat
Of The Au,triaIs but az the process W wbica Lom-
hardy prOgTes-ing by degrees 20 the forni on OF
Provisional Government may not be without interest
10 YOU will attcupt 70 bring It before you in chrome
logical order.
1.-THE turning point was on Sunday, the 9th inst.,
the day after the battle of Magenta Some time before
that however, rumors afiJai that the Aostfans
were preparing for the evacuei0n Of The to0p In
spite Of tbe taken 20 keep the popnla in
the dark about the rapid adyancs Of the Allies tbe
spread and n was IN great measure dne u the
gradually increasing probability Of being delivered 40
coon from the Austrians by the efforts Of the Allies
alone that the population KEEP. IN temper and did NOT
do anything to provoke COLLISION with the Austrian
troops. In the evening 0f the ith and the lght
following II, considerable number of troops amy
from the frontier passed through the town TO the
CITADEL aud The PiZza d'Armi before u, where
they stopped only sufficient time u rest and then went
on IN different directions. Ibis rerea' laf,et the
whole night and the mex, dny TIL J:l0 Il. m BY which
time almost everythtg had been cleared out Before
the lest troops left The pOpnace had already made ia
way into the Citadel in seaTch Of the things lel there
Three boxes with silver CON, the remains OF
~ 900 coon Ire lately brought here, were bund ieit
behind one Of them was forced, but the tao others
we're sayed in time By the authorities. great mass
Of prJsisonr, grim, II, ur, rice, &c, was fkcwise
found aud IN part carried away under tbc very eyes
of the Anstri1ps who took no nJicc 0f the proceed
ing Probably they thought it wise TO occupy the
popuace aud hunor !, whls they were eAectng their
retreat. They successful enough IN this--ior,
except nssni6cabt collision between two soldiers
and come of The people, nothing seems 20 have oc-
Cured 10 spOil this muiu4y satisfactory arrange nen
"By 10 O'Clock, with the exception Of a few 5tfag-
glers al. the Aus.rans had len, and the people, who
bad found beside the provisions and money, number
OF mutkes in the Citadel aGt taken possession OF
thcm di,armed all these s,rssgers, without any re-
distance on their part.
"Ihe town Of Nilan was thus left without govern
mept the allied army was seven OF ght leagues on
as yet, and the o!1 masters had departed. The mo-
meIt wes critical for in large town taere are Away,
and mus, be- copious elements OF disorder, which
would not have failed totake advantage OF the inter
Tcguum. There remained Of the e-tablshed authori-
ties only the Municipal Council and the Pode-l, a, The
bead Of IT, Under the old rtgfmc th's later h-i AL
the power and was consequently always creature OF
the Austrian Government while the Council wa lt,le
more than a shadow.
"Ihe Podes.a was naturally Impossible, so he with
drew, and the Municipal Council, or coRpngdzt0ae
Il called took the government Of the city into s
hands.
" Its first care was 10 provide for the main.enince
of order and tran qu,y; soon, therefore, ~ 1t hsd
become the only power ID .he city, II sppo'ntef nus.
worthy and influential persons IN each parish to nam
tain order security in it- prcc nets and pub he'd
a proclamation summOnpg all respectable citizens 10
range themselves under these chiefs. At The same
time smother proclamation threatened 9TH all the
rgor of the law thoae who should make thea selves
guilty Of sn attempt sglnst persons OF property.
There must have been an apprehension Of the evil
proper sites Of The mob for every one who had s(ne'
thing 70 lose 6ocked under the banner hs parish,
where number OF them were provided with the arms
found in the Citadel, or those they had hem-cves,
and kind OF national glArd was thus organized Of
(afo pf he n "a l.