New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22


il neither cattle nor grain, anything else remaining
the Lon elna go
The people here will be rather astotished at the df
ference in tbs respect with the Allies, vino pay Tor
everything they take end At more than the current
price, Wherever the troops have pissed, they Rave
ift great zeal Of money, aud am AFRAID patriotism
does lot prevent The people from exacing rather twice
the value Of thing than IT. talT pr'e II =, a. IN
every war, the harvest of the contractors
TIE ALLIES APPROACHING THE TICIN0.
CorrespcudtDce Of The London Teiesrapb
NOyARA June 3.
| laye iust seen a panoramic view OF the country
round about THE town from the sieepe OF -. eau
dcuzio To reach the summit you are compelled 10 a.
cend 800 very steep steps but when You have ia1iy
performed this task You are wei repaid Tor the h9ne
II occasions The eye loses Itself in regarding The dis
tan; plain covered with greeu-sward, studded with
cluu D of trees and interscced by waercourses the
snu0us windiI of which are thted by me dOuOe
liues of willows ~hiuh protect their bnnf figh over
the Villages scattered about in the enyironS, strees
rise 6rht elegant ann graceful as Obrlsks, ana ~
style when ioTciby reminds us th1 weare upon ihan
soil Northern coUICb towers have perhaps more 81
religions aspect; but the southern inspire you "th
WINNER ieelngs In looking upon them you feel that
thc labor which gave them shape und bcuuty was Il
loving labor, in which something OF the sprt, the
hone and the sentiment OF the country has found eA-
preston. I'm the North, Il stceplc IS USED Tor ringing
i4niIe to PRAYERS; in Italy, Tor sounding the toc,n
H. the North il IL associated with tie profession OF tie
pncst in Italy with the struggles OF the people.
before ur WUpu the rosa u MHdI, ~ titco ~ A'Ni
mites from Novara, Is 1rcate, where lighting took
rlace Yesterdays for, half mile Out OF that hanuet
l. he licbo AID the bridge oi BuilaOra. leslelLay
strueple was revere. From the summit of the tower
TO which have iust alluded the smoke Oi musktt and
cannon was Wis DE and through the haze the Nclss
iudes Of the conflict could % seen iI0u time 10 tiIie
Troops advancing, troops rectlog tlte' ectVSs lle
utc.,uAn picture which, IN anetheI HIS w. 1880
WAS u,trIl, hi.deu from view. ihe names VI O''
| psgrs,i,n IN the village were also Ia he seem auu
she rilv sf eIward explosion was hehrd' Inc i'.e
under the bridge If Bulalora hs' been hreu SHo .u'
! s,r,clurc va4 blown up. The Als'IfNus, II was eV-
ideli were in retreat. We saw tas morning me bVo"aV
fire. al the frel ch upon the banks Oi thr Reno from
the cast TO the south, extending round srimcHcci
and further away upon the left bank %: The stream
th,.e If the Austrans, spreading ID groups 70 % 'ng
;,.rorof the coup;rv We knew by this that the Tood
! ~ Milan was but III defended. Yesterday eve .iuc,
| however. the French engineers threw t"o hr Ige,
over TIE Iciuo and pant 81 the DIVISIONS % Nci aAu
! E,uua.sc per etrattd, Il is said into Lombardy.
Frou, the summit Of the steeple the town of Noyara
j. ia he seen eucirced by the French camp, dnd the
/ sight may fairly be called magnificent Inc u""ps
ale dtfug IN silence, Infantry, cavalry AM aiiriy
! alike taking the direction OF the Ilcn'. Inc "Dc
I,nks Eke "A long serpent writing twisting and turn
ir IN every direction, it, scales gtcning hnd ~ BODY
swelling, a. "a moves on, on, on There ln me us
ttuce The Sardipian artillery sna me- tue Loo-
ave, tl,u come the cav airy, and no lie h' am
1tty aye all gaNy WhrChirgi theH hrait> uta' WIN
| hope; their faces hush with enthusiasm. 1uei re
| going iortl 10 fight. Bnt where WI! Ihey ne -
lu.t time upon the bright sunlight, upon The eTern
fields. the waY.Ig tees, AMI the flVpIng '. his !!
AL war wsri wll,t cHfse You have proved io lh.,
smiling earth from ne Jay vince man wa his arr yea
against h!s brothc, upon the battle field Let us
de.ceud from the tower and took upon the SEtteHns
We shAl have no very seriOus fighting, fancy, i9r
f,ur.aId-,werty hours, hut ere long the moment WI.
come Among the French, enthusiasm has reached
almost rs highest pitch. All believe that the Allies
vi 4 be in Milan IL few days. " Before your ielter
rec chcs London" says an officer TO ni-, As write
tiese lines, " we 81 all have reached Milan snnle
,rood.bunuredv, and proceeded with my lsbor>.
The : UrO OF s. Goo Au>trisas who shut themselves
up IL the Robbie, after he siair OF Palrstr" ei thit
place YESTERDAY. They perceived they were oil We
u,iut If beng surrounded, aud 50 wthlic" 10 tu'c
itou NortArA one OF TWO hundred II them nirenched
in a house uId, ignorant of III" fate oi tben com
rade maze slight resistance bni aiterWsId suTeh'
dered To the PeJrOute>e.
TciIo AMER the resistance at Iricaie the Als'rians
p,cipdousy rtued Gen. Nleis DIVISION Wh''I ioi-
IL Wed them stopped an instant upon the O4nks oi me
tiyer expecting he explosion winch was u bro" up
tie I'm. gr Immediately aterward the Genera.
placed the "a H. gmrut of the IouaYes al the neal oi
The tr0ge the IA M, and sent the men aIoss 70 .ie
lt ct poas. Meanwhile, four Regiments ol Inc fo4-
tiseurs of the GUsri lett this town. Two took the
Ilace occupied 10y the ZoUaVes, VINO, IN the-f IN D.
passed with the two remaining regiments oi No
ugeuIs. Thus, at o'clock n he ever ~ the ioei'H
CrfpS dt anne, on the other Sos u Inc llchp'
uptu the sui Of LonbarGy. The 'oud corps passed
tll> morning upon three bridges OF boats. if'""u
scross during TIE night ana the first II now following
Tie Sandman amy also marching into iombariy.
TIN, morning, Mwtara was 10 the hands q Tue Allies,
ard the Austriaus retreainc. At the present
u.,tneut tie tIst CuluWns II Gen. Nir!s army are
,,az;rr tuOu tie dome of the Milan Cathedral. To-
T,r.,w / viii give You mIuieT details.
Nici,r Emanuel aryed here TINS morning, and leit
sosir d'ately after lunch fgo Austrian squad
rvls have been taken. "
IT, ,lrBs d'qrpte in the erviorns Of Pavia, which
Lsd ocued NoeheIs, Is retiring L AL haste, IN urier
,,cov,r a. retreat upon Maniua. At this moment,
,,t sIrele Austrian icii upon f1ednoutese soI
''' 50 - JUSE ;.
Is.rd YOU few hssty lines, written on the spu! OF
tho nonrrt iut before the departure OF the courier
ana i,ur ,Clnity after NY arrival iron 'erceih. Ine
nd yya Itera, hued on both sides win soldiers epm-
rs toau And then the obstrutilons We me.
Will All along the route were baggage wagons aai-
n,ruitiou wagons ambulance materials I3r pruEe-
Iudipc ARTILLERY cavalry, luggage Nsnices -ls
to the Emperor, and | know not Wha- Tue SeAe
{p,in,. The v hole distance was moving ''uietie
inn If martial excitement. The dule'' "ou'l nav
beer reused by IT, Here and there We saw le
~ horse or cornsacks 10y the rosisie lel.I-, PEI
Isn, If Unauthorized levios. But between Tue an
H. t,uible picture of devastated country, We na'
been led 10 expect from the narratives OF the ie,S
csc there was Il WIDE gulf OF Hhat Use 70 ei' ~
Tho enemy by the inpuJeut talsehoods Mhleh naNo
hssp dis,.minsted in Turn and Paris Ihe uutA Is