The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

think that coming events fast hlnging their shadows
before them Every telegraph brings order from the
Emperor for more troops, and the TO the capital
are daily choked with the military conveys which
fastening 70 the Lyons station.
At home everything done 10 atone for the absence Of
that Imperial spirit which for many years has pervaded
the minutest movements Of the government. A
was got up which the EMPRESS the infant Prince Impe
RIAL old Jerome Bonapare and the two bodies Of the L.
gslaure performed for the benefit Of France and Earope
generally at the Tueres regret that Was In process
Of enactment on the very day in which was writing 10
catch the mail but you have doubtless seen account
Of it, Some OF the Senator's sensitively alive 10 the
one thousand q year sterling which they derive
from their Offices, were melted TO tears a. they
sauted the hand o, the poor child, whom a
chance rife may TO morrow make another Louis
Quatorze and the Eupress who for the first time called
upon 10 fehearse the role OF Napoeons widow exhibited
all the nervousness natural TO debutant. The al
together intended by Count Morny others to
produce great effect has really not done So excep.
IN degree the Of what doubtless Intended
1.-THE official Milan Gdsee has been much canvassed and
despite the French accounts of the battle Of Aontebeo
certain reliance placed upon It, 1t is too long for the
compass OF letter but It's tone Ia decidedly good taste
zine French" II says "iought with great bravery The
PiedmonteSe ut the commencement Of the action
very firm: afterwards their vigor decreased the
end was completely lost The Austrian troops behaved
sammaSg me artillery merits the greatest praise Tue
gallanty, snd threw them into disorder battalion Of
the Arcbduke Charles, having been formed into square,
awaited the charge Of regiment Of French cavalry aud
having allowed IL TO up to distance of forty feet
most entirely destroyed II by fire Of musketry. Oar
killed are 500 n number. The enemy must have expe.
reDced important losses, not having found the
means Of dsquietng the repose Of regiments during
the night or the next morning This military exploit will
show the French toa the Austrian soldier not such
their journals represent HIM
Yesterday The Empress Rgen. after having gone through
the ceremony OF receiving her ministers and repairing
in the chapel Of the rueries, to ST. Cloud,
where she VIII remain during the Emperor's absence.
The Prince Imperial had already preceded her. On sa-
turday evening her Majesty accompanied BY the Princess
Clotlde, attended the Crquethat arena Of woudtous
horsemsnshp and where tumoers play such strange fan
tastic tcksapd took much nterest In the performance
Prince Jerome who lately astonshed the Deputies and
Senators with his muscular strength in supporting the
hope OF the Bonaparte dynauty in his arms, TO-
residence at the Palace at Mendon Count de Persiguy
has arrived in Paris from London 10 pass few days
The Minister Of War has regulated as follows the pro-
visiona command Of the sub divisions Of the first military
DIVISION
First command, Gen Soupain, headquarters, Paris;
second, Gen. DuoTeton, Versailles third, Gen. de la
Chaise, Beauvais; fourth Gen de yaudre meg Davont,
Orleans.
THIS measure comes into operation the FIRST Of next
month-!n fact, on Wednesday next. Gen. Of Brigade,
souman, has been promoted TO the rank Of General o.
Division.
The death of the King of Naples and the English
difficulty about Tuscany must not be omitted as among
the many causes of uneasluees here Il is well un.
ders.ood that the language held 10 Naples from the
Emperors headquarters haS not been sympathized
with by The English government and The Tuscan position
absolutely close the Italian question that nothing
fhort of Auserlitz MareDgo will dssipate them
and this Dss mochena the Ausrians In hurry
to offer.
The Emperor has made one or two innovations on the
practices OF war AS soon as the wounded Austrian pr
be removed with safety they to be return
ed to the enemy without requiring exchange And his
punishment Of two grenadiers for entering store
and filing their canteeDs with wine from cask they had
bored is simply that they shall be returned to France
be deprived Of the opportunity Of sharing in the gores
Of the campaign. Much il said Of the Emperors humani
mir he Int Ia n thar NJ
doubt whether in the hurry which each party be in
to d'semSssrass itself Of its foreign hospital inmates
M Plsnal de la Faye, Orderly Officer W Napoleon the
Sres has written letter to the Steele TO tho, ne late
sent some revovefs as presents TO Garbad aud other
pertons who played leadng part in Italy in 1885, snd
received the following letter from Garibald dated
Ny DEAR SIR The admirable revovers which you have
had e andness to send me- tnSugh have little claim
%asi be
sasuIY Gear friend ,hs desired
the the assassins Of country the
iuEeparably sisters-France and Italy
Como, where Garibaldi has entered, Is town OF
twenty thousand souIs and Bishops see 1t is situated
on the western arm OF the Lago de Como. has -four
ishng trade and important resources Its distance from
Milan eight nine leagues. AT Camerlata, half league
from Como to which the Ausirans at first retired but az
terwards abandoned is the head Of the Milan railway
passing by Monza From Como there are excellent roads
10 Milan, to Bergamo the east to Novara and verce
the west Garibald master of this town, commands
all the country comprised between the Tcino and the
Addu to Mona and Bergamo and 70 Milan If the
Ausrians do not send forces 70 that point 1t is at
Monza too, which about nine miles Como and five
from Milan mat deposited the famous iron crown Of the
The soops Of the Fifth corps aarms. are every day
arriving at Ieehorn Several attachments have already
Quilted that city for Florence
PARIS, May 81, 1859.
The pospcnement Of the Fuons departure to one day
later enables To add the latest news Marshal Pells
ser has left Paris for Nancy the headquarters of army
he commands. The Duchess de Maiako has accompanied
him. The French government is busy preparing immense
supplies, go that crossing the Pc and Tcno the LON
bard people shall be free from all oxactons. All the
siege materials accumulated at Marseies and Touon are
being shipped for Italy forty vessels employed The
guns rGed, and eight and twelve Founders The
range Of the email siege guns Ia from 00to 5000 yards
Bobbio, to which place the Austrans have gone, is
situated at the southern extremity of Piedmont on
the frontier Of the Ducby of Parma was before for
short time, occupied by the Austriaps when they first
vaded Piedmont but they abandoned 1t days after
wards and difficult to account for the news conveyed
by telegraph - that they have since returned Now
Robbie situated the contrary the left bank Of the
sesa, at a short distance from Mortara, where the
Ausrans have considerable force and Is about half way
between that place and Vercili movement Robbie
could be easily explained as according information
allies Of e rvrp snd which, no inc
separate the Piedmontese lines from theirs and pro
babe that these operations will give rise 10 partial
bats, il not to battle Of importance.
The Austrian prisoners embarked board the Isen for
Marseles, belonged for the moA part the SD regiment
& infantry Of the Archduke Ferdinand d'Este letter
0om Turin states that there found these
great number Of gold pieces and the Austrian soldiers
emily receive paper money from the government this gold
ssupposed, must have been taken from the Inhabitants
of the provinces occupied by Marshal Gyuai's troops.
Garibald has received at Como renforcements Of
artillery He has organized the National Guard and
modified the volunteers who have aocked In from every
side. The national movement Is extending itself The
telegraph from Como is worked by Piedmontese.
5000 Pedmonteee said TO be at varese where French
corps ddrte Ia expected. revolution has burst forth
the Vatelne The population Is fockng to Sondrio tho
centre Of the movement The Austrian gendares were
obliged TO take refuge In the Swiss territory, when hav.
ing been dsarmed they snccored and into the
interior The Federal Council has despatched additional
troops into the canton Of the Grisons Vienna telegraph
dated the 30th p M states that General NOLAN Is pre-
pairing at Monza to attack Garbsdis troops The Epe-
OF Austria, accompanied part or the way by the Em
press has set out for the army and s attended by the
Princes Of Tuscany.
The last intelligence from Alessandria 0he Emperors