The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY JULY o. ls59.-rRPLE SHEET

w uoo.I ums We were NOT ready; men, ncrses, ms
ETle1 totes were falling and we wore comp1slei 70 As
sis' Our Allies 70 debouch supa ions beyond the
APPS 70 presence OF form i,be ENEMY long sace pre-.
pared for the struggle
Tie CANCER great; the energy cf tue nation and
youI own coufsRe bave supplied all de6ccuc'es France
has found Der odeD virtues aud united for single oboct
ana IA one sentiment che has the might OF her re-
sources and the strength Of patriotism me opera
IONS CONNIE need ten dsys ago, and the Pedontese er'
Tidy 10 ALREADY freed from ns nvaders
Jpe allied army has been successful In four engage
menx and one decisve battle which have opened the
Of 80 0l0 Ausrans hps de corn guns,
two coiors, 5000 prisoners But IA 10 not over There
are more battles in store for u.s. more obstacles TO over
rely ucon you Courage then gallant soldiers Of the
any .ialy From The heights OF hesveo our ,stbers
p oo'y contemplate their children. NaPOLtON.
HEADQUARTERS MILAN, June 8, 1859.
The nrss success OF the French WAS at kontcbelc'
were 'ne Emperor was on the feld and the Ausrans
mel with decided repuIse But II WAS tho great victory
OF Magenta on the banks Of the Tcno that proved tho
superiority OF the French and opened the way 70
Milan On that occasion the French Emperor promul-
gated the following order OF tee day.
PEOPLE ITALY
the fortune Of bringing the capital Of Lon-
phIoy, come 10 tell you why am here.
when Austria mace its unjust attack on Piedmont re-
solved TO support ally the Sandman King; the honor
and interest OF France made 1t point Of duty.
Your fofs (who mne) have tried TO lessen the uni
out that only made war for personal smbt,,oa O. 10 az
grandize the French territory. If there men who
cannot understand the epoch they live am no. Of the
number.
In sound state Of public opinion this time Of day.
men become greater by the moral influence they exert
than by barren conquess. seek with pride tina, moral
influence ~ contributing 70 render free the oeAa
full land in Europe,
Your welcome has proved that you fully understand
come not here with pre- arranged plan 10 dspos
eess foVereigDs or to impose on you my will. Ny
will have two works to perform-6shs your enemies and
keep internal order No obstacle shall be 70
free mantle stations OF your legitimate wishes. Provi-
deuce often favors nations "a II does Individuals by Offer
them the opportunity OF sudden greatness but
condition Of their knowing how 70 avail themselves
wisely Earn. then the boon OF red you. Yoar &c
se ior ndeten epoe so long put iorto 60 often oai1d
shall be realized " you show yourselves worthy Of It
Unte 'ben, one end ALL in one great ooectthe deliver
ssse o. you, pa'ive land Adopt m l,srs organization
rally round the standard Of King Veto. Emsnus who
has indicated to you 20 noby the path Of bonor mem
Der that without discipline there is army; and burn
10Y FIRE of PATRIOTISM soldiers 20 ~
% become 10 morrow the free citizens OF g-elt c,rn'a7
NAPOLEON
BEApQUARIus, Milan, June s, 1859.
Nothing can be more maguanimous than this. The
Auttrans retrea.ed rapidly the Mnco taking re-
fuge in their famous square, and meantime two three
changes Ct conn anders were made, and at last the
command devoved on the young Emperor,
Francis Joseph himself. As the allied armies
advanced towards the Mincio they were sud
denly surprised by the Ausrians recrossng the river
with 100000 men. The battle Of Solferino was the
result-a battle In which the Austrians chose
their ground every inch OF which they
knew The victory Of the Allies is decisive as to the
lay o. the respective troops and the morsl effect Of
tie vaors g'eA when the Allies we permitted to
u Minco ulop.oted. ub. t,s last victory
the Austrian Emperor glad TO accept the oHer Of an
nistce the hope that it will lead to peace which
" % Ia utterly hu iliatiag to him.
When the French Emperor embarked in this war he
pronounced mailman by British statesmen and the
British pr. But the event shows whether he was
mad. he knew what be doing before he moved He
had secret treaty with Russia, which at first dc
MED, but afterwards proved by events. And
this kept Prussia in check, though to appsase
the German feeling she modified corps Of
her army and marched them towards the Rhine He has
generated Austria Eugand and Prussia In diplomacy.
In the art OF be has proved himself good s.rateg
and COED tactian. And row he proves his msgnanimy
and keeps his faith, by offering peace after enemy
veil beaten,