The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-05

smp1s One, and thing only, needed, that NJ,
brilliant engagement, WITH OF course, equally bril-
liant victory and then the Gsu will very stare
with his lofty head Ill Europe will DO but straight
| waistcOAt 10 him.
great extent the resuectation OF the Empire has
hitherto been simple disappointment. Its association IN
the MINDS VI the majority repete with n wild
nance necessarily eDgeDdered by the srrng episodes VI
the htt Empire To the unctterei ay, and thoas soae
who claim standing o. higher order, tho return Of
Napoleon could have but nerpreat,onweatb, pro-
motion and honor 70 the bumbest-coDqu.st deshrons
meDt ard utter noshnguess every earthly poeutte
prncedom should stand the path Of eagles Of
France For long years this great majority has
Oh. wed tho cud Of bitterness as, day er day brood
ed over the page the second Empire spead before
IT, Instead Of the red Of vengeance for the OF
st. HeeDs, Witnessed nothing but copper medal, aud
Bonaparte WALKING with Eoglspds Queen at Versailles;
instead Of the Rome the natural boundary Of Frauce
has Been the King Of the B. gians and Napoleon hop
SobOrg and his children feas,iDg the Imperial table;
instead Of the knes edge with Fraocss nereai
,ayy foe, has beheo the ARMIES OF EDgand fighting
ny SIDE with the rcolor, aad Britou ana Gsul wearing
eternal brotherhood. Tho magnificent title Of Emperor,
which formerly signifeo common all Earopsan
kings, has these latter day implied nothing
mo>kery and shadow 10 exchange for civil liberty, 1t
formerly gave the consciousness Of Fraaces
eeminence; hut, except for the enrichment Of grove
nrg avar,ce, and imperial encourage bossed
cessve plethora BY pecuiatons and avowed the
cond Empire, with Its third Napoleon, might still have
been bour bon Kingdom.
But the blast of has blown away the whole Of this
met by enchsn ment; shake themselves as from
long letharey and breathe freely again. Their s
no longer through glass darky-the meaning OF all
things s clear day. The torpid Emperor, the
peaceful Emperor the all but Holy Alliance Emperor,
all the while the wsest Of Deep and thoroughly
did be cultivate h. vineyard he consented plant
the true vine Of France; but he planted last
10 what shoot IL has made already. No fear for his
| dynasty now; the feeblest will convert her
beedle to q sword in defence OF the young King Of
Rome" Napoleon has touched though long he delay cd
go with nervng hand the that never cease
70 vibrste. Call it with Austria, for Italy war
defence Of national bertyany fine you cho ,se
the real reading s and written in Of hv
ing FIRE on the wal-war rosvancc with Engaud-with
that oouLy for whom vengeance has waited not
| In vain.
The subscription TO the national loan will probably be
five fold the sum required-a hundred millions sterling
instead of twenty. The return Sunday 1880
lions Of francs and generally expected that the
precise result being ascertaDed, would be 500 mil
hons. Making every deduction for selfish interests the
circumstance most anqaesnohable testimony in favor
| Of the
But whie writing the all bat positive result is pub
tsbeo by N. hagDe, the Minister Of Fuance
The number Of sub.crbers .i b. says, exceed b25 0
DIVIDED az foowsPars 244 1923; depart nen,s 2Sl 600
For 10 francs OF rente, larger 100 COO
The cay'al subscribed for amoupts to 1857 900 600
fraDcs:-For Pars SAT 900 OOOf; depsrsments
abeut 700 900 teof Fur lOf Of rente so for
larger sums, 227 ,000, 000f.
The deposited the Golfers Of the Treasury, by
Of guarantee, amount without reckoning 50 us
PAID by ANTICIPATION to $50 Ooof The subscriptions
OF 10 Of rene, winch exempt from reduction go little
bsyonc sctoOc o0f, tina. than eight tnns OF the
loap-42u monswili have be divided pro oortonaliy
among those who have ssbscribeo for larger sums.
q ss ssa ~ sassss *
oipary. Be comments the capital ex-
sne ~ nyloa INA. ass a a Us naon
enormous sum paid in q few days, equAinng almost
The results he observes show every eye the close
union which between France ard toe Emperor
entire confidence Of the nstQ in the force and wisdom OF
the sovereign presioey costumes, aud the
security ipepred by the temporary power con6ded
nrmness and the exalted intelligence Of the Empress
Regent"
This singular financial operation opened on the 7th Of
May and closed on the 15th at O'Clock IN the evening
Although the clerks strained every 10 receive
all the subscribers, many thousands went away unable
to be particpaiors in the great war loan Of 1899.
Grown men and boys spending leisure momeot
In tracing the Italian campaigns Of the FIRST B1naparte
every shop with map Of Itly in ,he widow attracts
gazes ihaa the 1nes engraving and that s saying
much Tor 80 worshpppg people such a tnis the most
nsigr hcant brochure the Itaian question
pronabe sae the les campaign of all when the gories
Of the st Emperor set at oDtanebleau sKetched out in
vivid Characters with all sorts Of explanatory
mopsstpg the wonderful genius Of the Great Captain
even when fearful odos we're against him, 10 gong
the round Of all the colleges profess lecture upon I
again and again TIL the very youngest pupil is
of alt its points the evening Journals eagerly looked
for before the break up scaoty the
intelligence the fascinating discussion gives an
swes ell the purpose OF sustaining the necessary entau
siatm.
NJ rheopod ra,cher de Ia Pagere, relation of the En-
press Josephine, enss as private 10 the Pedmontese
cavalry. 1he Due de Charities Louis Philippss grand
son, 6rhs pnder the Ssrdpian flag AMI says Icannot
fight the OF France; motives may not DO
quite the same, but ike my company"
The Govsrnor Of the Navy Department at Trieste an.
that ports Of Ch,aggia Lido Malamocco
near Venice to be barred 10 during the war ana that
merchant cannot be ao enter at
night 10 order to enter by osy take OF
the pilots on board specially appointed by the govern
mebt.
The NciiteuY de pArmie, opropos Of the Enperor,s
"oIder Of The day"!bat the rifle are only dan
gcroue at distance and will prevent the bavopet as
heretofore being terrible Of French infantry
takes occasion TO remind it's readers that the bayonet
org naliy from Bayoune, and is therefore YEA
pom peculiarly French What led TO the Invention of II
Was, thai IN serious combat between Basque pea.
eans ana come Spanish smngges, the Tor
fastened their long knives 70 their muskes snd by means
OF the weapons so formed, put their enemies TO flent
After this the arm soon came into general use IN
Europe.
The sennes of the different posts in Paris occupied by
troops now carry their knspsacks such The general
usage IN time of the object being to fsmarize ali
soldiers with the carriage OF their and baggage
The Empress Regent has just prorosue1 the Legislative
BODY to The 18th list. The decree signed thus
powers which he has cop6ded 10 us HUuENIE
BY The lii press begent
hCHilLE Found, Minister Of State.
The report from Headquarters, given In the N,nteur
OF this morning, dated Alessapdra, May 49, IS69oae
ocosk 20 minutes r. MIS- simply that the organization
OF the army gong on with great energy. The roads,
bridges and rails destroyed By the enemy were being re-
pared. The intelligence from verceni was that the
Ausu'ars continued their exactioDs the COASTER
nation and disgust Of the population During night OF
The 10th up TO the nth, hundred Austrians had at
tempted the bridge Of vaence ana carry
tte post VI eight tine French side Thus DOS, fell
oacx on supporting company, Hrpg all the whe The
enemy ~mhoTeR 1his morning, eays the report, be.
tween three and elk O'Clock, the enemy opened brsk
fe OF artillery against the barks moored 1t the right
bank OF the Pc, near the railroad from Acssandda TO
Motara: we have made reply this cannonade--uer.
tecty Insignificant liz results
AZ proof OF the superiority OF the rifles used by tho
FRENCH the Rays states the authority an officer lust
arrived from me theatre Of var, that two bstai,ons OK
loo, cbssseub zone Austrian, the French seeing
eaeh o'oer on Inc two banks OF the Po Immediately
athougn at great distance, few echarpes
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