The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-08

pOuy columns meJCuIuk
each allowed % march and carry his musket In .h
easiest way hm) Before arrived at the foot OF 10
mountain had passed through over 20 600 soldiers OF
petng snow storm Was not an nspirIpg sight, then,
In the pass Of the Alps 10 encounter tho French egons
arsS With zeal with their eagles a. nss - .%s
LodiP What strange circumstance that We should nave
been permitted 70 witness the sublime sight We were
passing through their columns constantly for ak hours
The world has never such rspidy OF movement ~
has been exhibited by Napoleon bringing ON 70 toe neio
OF action hs egons occupying IN their GAns tne :es ne
The resources Of the empire are seen In such move
ments, and the enthusiasm and devotion Of the
army 70 the Emperor cannot be mistaken, in their
riras for the empire and Emperor constantly uttered
BY the advancing army At tho distance you are from
The army you might easily imagine danger IN passing
there not single occurrence amid the wild
midnight at Susa passing through the hosts on
most mid The shouts Of Joy Is our ladies waved their
handkeIches TO the passing columns, showed that grim
war had not altogether bunted the liner sensoies ana
and then particular expression or Joy 1t being
noticed from these devoted men could but carry our
thoughts to the homes they had eftmany Of them for
10 their gray ses and %o,nss ana u
cease, and the "swords shall be turned into plough
shares" am 60 reoced that we did not listen TO the
croakpgs Of the mid and 90 by the way Of Marseies,
for have had picture pass in view that can never DO
tfiaced from our memory.
All this preparation for war cannot pass for nothing and
Ausria should retreat the Tcino, victor
Emanuel he hope Of italy, and the French viii pursue
them, and, believe drive them out Of Venetian Lom-
hardy Ipresume the steamer bearing this will convey
the tidipes OF the first encounter Austria has magnd
cent army but dreamed that Napoleon could con-
cen,rate his legions with such rapiaisy.
from the dominion of Austria their worship almost of
Victor Emanuel the devotedness Of the people, ali alike
70 his standsrdn some cases giving up their
ytte-awakens kindred response In the bosoms Of US,
descendants Of Revolutionary sires.
ruJr, IrAJIAN cCNCpAT rulIDJNI
Ciadini who is general OF division in the Sandman
army and Of whose operations the Ses the last ne
brought US an account soldier Of fortune aud has
riaen almost from the ranks He Is native OF Modena,
and embarked the last In spsn taking the side Of
the liberals. He commenced as . lieutenant and WAS
there for years. and fought bravey that he was
promoted the rank Of colonel and received from the
Queen the order Of Isabella the Catholic In the st<ug
gle against AUSTRIA In Italy in l84s he received the rank
of colonel from Charles Albert who Afterwards promoted
him the rank Of general and by Victor Emanuel he was
presented with the commission Of general Of division. He
fought with great bravery in the Crimea and played
brilliant part at the Tchernaya.
On nkng his present command he issued the following
spirited address, which tranaate from the original, -
1t appeared in the Eco dItaita:-
O1,eEKs, SuBAlrERNs soIprKRs-By the sovereign
WILL command Of this division (he Fourth) been
entrusted me- and there could not at this moment have
been anything more Hat,erDg more honorable 70
repose my full confidence in your discipline and military
lrsructonmy full confidence in your constancy and in
the vaor Of your minds The heart Of each and every
beats with the question agitang Piedmont; each
pEays that you will defend your king your homes
and family God blesses those who the
try Heaven receives him who dies for her. but God and
repndate the vile. Within few days you have seen
the epemy--ibat enemy which condemns the Lombard
youths upon the scod In the diemal prison. and
Junishes Italian ladies by ignomniousyl hogging them.
This many Of you have seen and marked. He knew
Pn6srengO. O.,
Santa add Novara VICTORIOUS conquered in the
combat, You viii have at your SIDE fighting with you
army which france-powerfnl Ffance-hRs sent. Renew
amcng yourselves renew the noble contest which the
prodipous deeds Of the Tchernaya produced. No one
outsis the Piedm ,ntese s0dier-of has it been
sad that he vaorous than he officers subaterns
soldiers, the wind which blows from Alps brings
tGngs the Italian people in the cry Of victory And
cling ourselves with halo, raise high the
OF Savoy which all the world and besses from
f. CHIALDINI.