The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

.s, =. In accountable for his tenAnts and the tensnss
.,.o or whoever may DO their inmates In me rlAoe
vandSme the most stringent intmaous 10 thh elect have
,aan given Much dissatisfaction IA expressed In that
.r,stocrstc quarter at The summary in which the
lower portions Of tho housos have been bockAded The
basement floors and the ousde above, have been COM
petely blinded by the AmphMheatse Of branches con
sruced for the convenience Of the supper ton thousand
furniture Of the rooms N seriously injured BY the
pillars Of platter which erecting, and tne
general order Of the house grossly violated py toe
Ing and ropassng OF of workmen wno o oraer OF
the police enter into every part Of II to tx totne
windows Illuminating lamps on the exterior ana anu
the stranger that ali this show Of spontanety OF 10y Illus
tratng itself in glare and cloth OF eod,~ ou' 'ne 'p'
TSe csmp At viuceuues, which to pour forth ts den
gems on this eventu 14th continues to increase in aac
o and there Sw sSsS nsTs not dns
On SUNDAY last the osg beginning from the Rue Rvo
H. whcheads straight 70 by an Snorosen na ns was
we're those Who uuder sky Of brass and heat worthy Of
the tropics, could sbtsin ft Many sturdy slght:eer
burning sun had rendered almost ntoerahle, seemed
to repent the adventurous spirit that had CON
S'a ss Sa . Ssvs
and doubtless though the process WAS somewhat uncom
torabe he has since congratulated himself On NOT nav
tents and some 900 troops already there, though
be- ar, md snS VIZ csu
rest his eye On the coup dais before hiln would save
ing rays of the mid Gay sun Noshins can be more ami
mating than the long rows OF tents whitening the thick
grass relieved ~ the motley ool0rea srou2s OF men
with their bayoneta gistenpg In the Then, the
bearskns Of the grenadiers, Invested Of their shakos
grmy dot the Of the low tents OF the men, s
stuck on The haberds they occupy the low ground Then
groups Of dark Turcos squatted the plain, employ
themselves in tightly rolling together an enormous
calico sheet-as white a. the driven snow-nto
the folds OF a turban The operation seems to
require three pair Of hands: at either end
TO hold taut the material, while another rolls with
exceeding pains q cell of some three inches in cir
and
As they chatter in Arabic one ID struck by the
sonsss Of the tongue and those Who are able 10 spssk
little French with agreeabe spoke In
my last the absence any negro faint the featares
oithese men but there great mixture, and many Of
Ss s " 1ns
we're usage, have been planted on small tns,nli The
sIksn aiters with pride and as the SENTINEL armed cap
pie marches before and courteousy responds the IN
Of war are enough 70 mske one forgeu Of
It's horrors But the view from the centre Of the field
the vser does not heed the toll and the (aut very
few seem to do so Is likewise sneusrly picturesque aud
exciting The gray dopon the caseliatsd chapel the
drawbrdse and caserss Of the chateau the
the pque of cavalry tethered hther thhef IN 'front.'
the ofsers tents gracefully pointing the sky, sur
mounted with the tcolor the long flea OF soldiers moving
".
the golden hue which, looking like fresh cleaned corn
stand out PLEASANTLY from the blue and scarlet shoulders
the culinary operations in progress the ganclng
motions grace nj cantniers from tent to tent
from group group, they carry the cheering oeu the
tinklng sound OF the hmonaders BELL in gay fantastic
costume he invites stranger and soldier alike to mbbe bis
icy draught the rappe Of the drum the music OF the
buele the hoarse CRY Of command echong from rank to
steel the snort Of the charger &C. ali combine to make
panorama which those who have visited the camp Of ST.
ut utfu ho init
any circumstances but the consciousness. that what be-
terday fought for dear lie in the nery bail Of death
beshsa IS those men now breathe sang and laughed as
battle ned, gives pquancy % the whole scene peculiar
to itself.
The Minister OF Public Worship has Issued q circu
lar to the archbishops and bishops OF the EN-
must be performed in honor Of the Emperor on the ISM
turn as the conquefor 81 magenta and SoIlernu
The Vienna Gazette positively airms that the restora
ton Of the Italian princes will be stipulated IN the treaty
Paris at the Bourse Is dull and nAnmAte. The Emperor
alrNea lay nent ~ %; Oouu from ns eAcusoa 70 tne
risited the mner,s estshishmeat oS The legion oS
honor n the Loges st. Germain whore the daughters
~ omCEs me- nee ea9C1seI. Inc r.mcess 0lonioa
Chancellor Of the Order received the i'm pera ades
The Aonitear of thus morning inorms the world that
wnen ~ Cna1ons wnere spon'aneoas @ ma was
ocers passed two bours in entertainfne them With the
various incidents OF flood and field belonging to the Italian
csmpngn e..... u,s,.,..h. a..
valleys fnynshed with Sandman nasuors are mot suffered
to enter venetis AS Parian journals per-
mttsd 70 circulate vienna. inc comments made On ibis
The ,oovno il The nroarsmme Of the military uro,es.
sic on the 18th, which ia just issued
i. me soldiers carrying the Austrian cooss taken on
3 The Emner r, attended bv his State Major.
g. The Imperial Guard, having at its head Marshal Reg
maud Ge 81 Jean O. Angeey ,.. v..,n.
rsruay d'Huiiers -
g. The Second corps d'arrnee commanded by the Duke
"e re- Thrd oorns d,o,ms- commanded NV Ma,sna,
Canropert.
-. The Fourth corps dd1nee, commanded by Marshal
ME-, T1., ,r;u ,,no.r Aha .,s..,,n ,.n,.,
The wounded viii always march 81 the head Of the rep
ments 10 which they belong