The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-24

v.pced state Of pregnancy eope to lsay rom Paris
attend her husband VINO was twice wounded IN the last
battle.
~ Godard the ssronaut, before the battle Of Sol
Seriuo aerostac rec0nDosances, but the
quits OF which considered Defective returned W
PARIS provide bmsef with complete apparatus, in
sIder better In his future ascensions
He has again for he Of war provided with ssve
raj balloons and set Of optical Instruments Of great
power
Dubois Fresne one OF the rnost distinguished profcs
of forhcauOns and mathematics 1t the Polytechnic
School has been summoned 10 the headquarters Of the
Emperor Napoleon HIS witt, is thought 10 connected
with the siege OF Verona
Lsunoy one Of the writer's in the Moniteur, who Ia
weh known for his recita OF the campaign Orimea
has just left for I'sy He 10 embark board Of
tbe line OF battle ships Admiral Dupont order 10 give
an account OF the French naval operations
The Tuscan has issued decree, dated the
90 epacDs that persons convicted Of spreading political
ronors calculated TO disturb the peace shall be- mprson
ed for time not exceeding week
The Opnioe OF Turin conradicts Col Schmidts asser-
nop that the Insurgents Of Perngia handed by
Cerrot of Florence and asserts that that gentleman
was ruscary during the whole period OF the
Gen Of Perugia.
The siege guns used by the Piedmoniese at Peschiera
a. o. haJor Cavsps invention The latter ia present al
me sege, having been specially sent for by the staf
The Empress Regent having been informed by N. de
nque, PeIect OF The Groude, the vote of money OF
the Municipality o. Bordeaux in favor of the army OF TIA
~ caused the following letter be addressed by the
Minister Of the lnteror to that functonarv:-
MONSIEUR LIE PaEsErr The Eupress has deigned TO hand
Of 20 o0O by ,he Muncips Council Of Bordeaux for the
wooDd,d OF the Army Of Italy. Her Majesty has
mach e,atned with the patriotic sentiments which ami
mated the MuDc pal Council this occasion. Have the
kpdness 10 be the interpreter Of her thanks
known that the government, nss aid down AZ abso
lutte rule not TO accept any subscription coming from
communal funds circular 10 that effect ia about be
sent 70 all the Projects. rae DUKE DE PAD0UE
According 10 Austrian dispatches, Admiral Roman
Deossee, Of France has taken possession with ,ut ress
tsnce OF OF the lily rain islands, northern extre
nifty OF the Archipelago called the island Lossin
THIS island which sbous ten miles long aad from one TO
two broad, has an excellent port and good anchorage
ground outside, covered by slets which shelter 1t and
may serve as defence. Lossni Is commanded at it's
portnern extremity by mountain, where a look al
lows the and The approaches TO the Island be CLOSELY
warched Iossni is rs miles from Pola 40 from Fiume
30 from AncDna and rs from Venice Though upacqua.nt
ed with the perior designs Of the fleet are inclined
% zee ID tue occupation OF The Island ana port Iss,n
me Jua choice Of base Of navi operations
svlasp intention OF not touching on the territory Of the
per,on Of strict veracity who has passed through
fail to render assistance the dpbersed Austrian
SOLDIER when they endexvoribg Join their
the country people Tor Il Is positive fact tha. many
siragglers navs been mada 10 dsappesr by them rhe
feeling in some Of The Lombard Sies Il ALSO oesalng TO
impose war contributors, &c, on their Inhabitants
Persons supposed TO epoy the confidence of the Aus
ian Minister Of the Interior affirm that the least
ossion MI Do made TO Hungary and it stated to vi
ensa that the state Of siege about be declared
throughout the Empire The Bungarsns hold their peace
vantage ShoaId His Majesty dismiss Baron Bach and
make reasonable concessioos TO the Hungarian nation
Tefe would be no sacrifice Of men and money which they
would not willingly make.
During the few weeks succeeding the issue of the
Queen of Englands proclamation for the Of
Ne roy al navy number Of fine gro sing lads from the
ages OF ID to IL, and rising f. "A In in height presented
them, average Of about 200 daily At the Ng
CARDS office, for enrolment woowch and were rejected
ss beng TOO short the ssnnsrd having been fixed IT,
D IN without stating the age Hundreds Of willing asp
rants for the service, cOnstnioDaly adapted In every
other respect the height for seamep dismissed
without Examination under Misrepresentation Of the
scfbed rules tor admission Unoer later regulations
recruiting officers Of WOowch entering from SO 10
20 efficient men and lads day Who after passing med
cal a,testaton posted her Msestys receiving ship
Fmgsyd where they draw their KIT Immediately enter
the class for the course of sword
else and GRILL parade, about hours daily addition
70 the allotted exercise in the rigging and other Of
the chip.
zerland opened At Berne the Ali Of July. The
sembly consists Of two Charlottesville National Council
ooDp0sed OF deputies elected by the populations Of the
different cantonsand the Council OF States composed
two deputies from each Canton nominated by the govern
ment. In the former chamber the retiring President,
n Payer, of SChansusen delivered address, which
ne passed In review recent events and expressed appro
baton Of the neutral policy adopted by the government
which he said in unison with the Dahonal interests
In the Council OF States, NJ aggeer OF Berpe, the retiring
President also approved Of the policy pursued and
pressed regret that ill feeling towards Switzerland should
have italy consequence Of the conduct Of
Some Sws 10 the service Of the Pope 1T Perusa be
explained that Switzerland was in nogise RESPONSIBLE for
those mep nas much she has military capitalization
with any Prince, and PROHIBITS her citZsps from taking
foreign service he also said that the number of Swiss in
the service OF Italian princes small that
right to Call their foreign regiments Swiss.
Paris letter in the London Star says-I Ia false to
cay the Ausriaps are discouraged demofaiised. The
French Journals which seek to prepare their
the propositions which about TO be made for the fur
therance of peace have proof in hand that not
the The Conference at Brussels ended the grea.
personaRes who had assembled there incog under pre-
tenCe of being their TO the divers waters of Ger
many have each hurried back to their respective Courts
ria ~
domtable pride. As we foressw from the very first,
there will be no decisive battle to be gained AT each
counter the French editors spread the fooscap wings
and Get their goose quill pumes 10 talk Of "Another
Great and Decisive Victory but Austria reminds OF
the magic casket in the Eastern story-as one
magic lock was forced open, another and another ap-
peared In Is place, and again and again the magic
spells and nominations TO be gone through though
thing had been done.
Msrseies correspondent Of the London Tnes writes
on July 4-Erom the secresy adopted by the authorities
here relative 10 The embarkston Of troops for Italy
public are becoming seriously alarmed and probably
magnify the losses at SoferDo The soldiers that are
brought down by railway shipped primo pay between
Your and Blk O'Clock in he morning. when there
sary few persons in the Streets and they carefully avoid
the chief thoroughfares. am assured very good
thory that since the battle of Soierno the OF
men who have been sent daily has been rs
during the month OF May when the necessity wing
men into Piedmont to protect Turin from the Austrans
was 30 imperousy made manifest. The authorities
unable to prevent II being known that are shipped
and the sery which they have gives color
10 the terrifying that circulated. Private let
tiers received here from officers present at the battle speak
of the French losses ss beng unprecedented and OF the
carnage being great not greater than in any battle
under the first empire
General Count Goyon 10 reported to have arrived at
Marseies on the 5h from Rome, and TO have left
diatey for Paris.
A letter from Genoo, OF July q says-Numbers fail to
convey any idea of the macs Of ammuoton have lately
received for one can represen. himself pile
OF 10000 cannon balls than of 100 goo
men; but imagine three four steamers filing n cargo
on each sde with every kind Of shot and shell varying in
sze from knob not much larger than grape shot TO
10 inch or ID inch she all pouring down open trough
from the ships SIDE 80 fast that the counters tank
hard Australian stockmans7 when the cat.
Gle are driven into the yard to be branded;
gang OF Austrian prisoners IN case working
away contentedy for their comrades' destruction
waving any sentimental idea OF patriotic feeling in con.
sderation OF few half litre of wine Imagine
six eight baeos full lying constantly at quay being
emptied the little shot neing tossed out in handsun into
enclosures on shore, the large ones being hauled up
Cln.d planeg by mesns Of such elng Goliath might
have used had David worn armor, swung up half a
dozar In N Pm hnz orc