The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY II, 1859.


ovcpowered tho whole PrussiaA monarchy; that u
Fie{land opened the Russian em piro; that Of kmuL
decided a xhoIs wsr ana thai az noscovs' said he.
10 which the most merit has bees displayed yielded the
least reeuts That OF Waterloo where everything had
been wanting when everything had been successful
when speaking OF the chances OF DEATH Napoleon said
that they were but one out OF every thirty For the
hattie az Wsora Quoted "a bloody be rated the killed
at zoe which was but ono Hticth part the whoe army
being loo 900 men strong. At Esslins the killed num-
tenth h true but this battle was ono Of the most fatal
In ali others the loss had been FAR below.
usht aimee the REVOLUTION or 1889 they will ca Able US 20
appreciate the Importance Of the Fesus obtained tina
battle Of Msgen!a:-At valmy 100000 men took part u
the battle The loss on both Sides says General Iomni,
amounted 70 800 men. a
At Jemmapes where the armies mot so oonsiier-
able. the Austrans had 500 killed and wounded, Rad
/, SEQ Of them we're taken prisoners Tho French haa
1900 put hors de combat.
At Hsurus, where $50 900 men fought and the result Of
which Wss he conquest Belgium the loss On both sides
did not exceed not s, 900 mea.
The battles Of General Bonaprte ia Italy were all
oepoua and their results 30 that they form
ds,iuct series ia history Those results are web kuo
In the fatal battle Of Nov where the Chief.
ed or TAKEN one chief four generals or dvis-
ON ten Cspnous and four Nsgs We have paid for our
said General Nc IS in the report he sent 70 Vonna
At Mareneo the Austrian army loss was four thousand
uen killed or wounded and three thousand prisoners
nd twenty Eve capnons the French loss was seven thou
and killed or wounded and thousand prisoners.
A,.akn~ nhata Tn ma
mics ost S5 Goo mse sed Wounded or prisoners sSessy
generals and several aids do camp OF the Emperor OF
Russia. .-..
Our soldiers took 200 oannons 400 wagons Is flags
Ibis victory would have been SILL decisive hal not
he Emperor Napoleon allowed through generosity, the
escape Of the Russian army and, what prodgous tae
Jenna 700 700 men and 100 or you cannons partIc
pated "a the battle which lasted tor eight hours rae
ncns 60 flags 80 generals wounded or taseu Such were
the results OF that day The krenoo army mad 200 men
h0rs de combat,
At EylRu the French had $1,000 men against 50 900
Russians In space Of one square mile and on each sac
10000 men were put hors de combat after that dy
that Napoleon, Waiting the battle ueid exoiamed " tas
seosace Wen naae Sspe 'ne T e " s,a
oofrof OF war ana 'he loveo' pesce lac ofss fo
pasn Of ten days the Russians Ios 60 GOO men Killed,
drowned or taken, iSo canoAhs ana ~ hass. ,
he enses os wns cso n Killed wornaes pri
soness, ~ hsgs ana AZ caanooA' Ano Hfenon n"u '"
SiiIea and ceo wounded. . - .,..,.. M, .n,, oe
ence ioio mere were no otner gteas DAVIES Nv,
NoyAte, IA 1912 wnen hns Oaares AtosI. ,oss a.y
and abcoaied toe crown, ana S"o oaties IN hungary
se ' ear, ~ ~ pacbs fought tho battle Of Nezb
r, s1geye R,oaana dsnessed the nrr,v Of M,roc
At hs hatt,e o sly We nave ance had several gallant
rnaSitons and f,,,e cyc,, in Aiya-l. INT mo o0eat
| battle.
In 1854 the battle Of Alma opened the era o. great VIC
'pa was , ~ .ue ~. Ss . VI ~
@ rh 81 shp,o nS p.isss,p hsvs nr,biiv in
aueurated The great victory Of Magents which has just
| opened the doors of Milan to Napoleon Ill.
| -
| INTERESTING INCIDENTS OF THE WAR.
correspondent Of the London Star writing from the
seat Of war layswe halted for an hour on the banks OF
the Ticnc, where stood admitting the sparkling blue Of
its rushing waters with the gay and martial scene which
| envroned me.
The banks on the opposite side were lined far away
the eve could reach with the camps of the Allied armies
their white hus as they dotted the emerald and pictur.
esque plain dancing and gstening the rays fierce
Italian sun The hum Of the bnsy occupants was heard
broken by the long roll Of the drum or the shr clear
ran OF the rnmpss ana dense MASSES OF WAGONS seem
eT - s,r.niin .ssr rds Ioase horses r..
yauy endeayored 10 clear way through the impenetrs
hie ,bYonr " S' wv"
lac 'ns
Turin letter to the London Tms dated on inc 2lst OF
the command Of Prince Napoleon, Is advancing from rus
and was the day before Yesterday Ct Mssss on s
ourth day. march from Florence me tuscan olvson
leo oy General onon ondcr tne rrnces ORDERS ms aey
ZINES NV Se aSasone "oss ans descend into the
Main II Modens The TSscan vanguard crossed several
200 ana has ec,nelIv raachad tho tor N Moaera
S;on s. ,so,ad aro hy susren and Svc,, trcons Ths
,nhr 10 ocvarnsd NO. Nv Earns tho histor;on in tho
name of Victor Emanuel.
The parms Go1st,e r;ves an account IF the reiocngs
bic too maze IN that cv on Tia 1Ttb of lime nm TIE
occasion Of the nsastion of ,hs sardnian povsrnment
shsre " 'AN .'' Va A' S N- eS'
'ns,s'
the new covernoy and an re before the palace Of
the balcony he received with loud cheers for
Italy, the Emperor Of the French, the King the Union SC
The body Of General Cler, which WAC buried AZ Ma.
genta has been e1humed BY Of the Emperor aud
| generals native place ~ N~AA'' VIZ
! A ,a,,or f,o,o r,oron,. ~ A. ,o.s .
sell de " ~ IL Lssn ., June, IN tne Pars
The fron.isr M r , p.n.n0.i uragooas crossed
tsred nj. . Nh a oassrse, anu nave 70 day en-.
soni Uy. en anu norsss are magnncent ana the
credit on tRe rdi " renecss the ngness
are bsina nrens,sd H. ,b mar AZ zone Curriers'
The Tuscan ytsion au;,,ad L,oa .n, VI sno
'Nn -o nv wi 70 VI INC frencn army al fstoia
Inc sardnian government has sent the Chevalier Dian
0h MAJOR OF Carbneers to Florence to reorganize the
| Tuscan gendarmery.
The Irdepsndcnce OF Brpssels nub,;shes ,o,tor f,,
Man which saYs-The Austrians carried off avsrvh,m
moveabe belonging TO the railway The onv locomos;us
and carriages tha. remained were under ysna;r Thss
are nov used for passengers ballast wagons are
poy cd for carrying bread and povsons n Sha on"
eit Mian ~ bread train The Milanese had not the
presence OF MIND which any Partisan gamin would have
nau 70 take up rev rails or break down bridge 10 pre-
vent tne removal OF a the rolling stock Of the railway
letter from Pavia the Opniose of Turin s,ates that