The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15

consancy and when they rereatsd their enemies were
TOO exhausted 70 follow them. But the moral couse-
quences Of what has taken place cannot be exaggerated
Following what occurred n Kontebelle Magenta MerIg
man, the conclusion 10 irresistible that Austra t. say the
BEST thoroughly out Of LUCK and that each addt o. al
move on her part will only damage her the moro.
As regards Napoleon personally Il Is impossible for The
most carping spirit to deny that he has rendered himself
more than ever the man OF the stuatonn ID useless
for party spirit 10 mutter its ominous grow-nos sound
can be heard But one sentiment seems universally 70
prevail-that France, formerly downtrodden helpless
under the chariot wheels Of the invader ana the chained
hon Of Europe s now the predominant Power that man
has arisen who can lead her sgtops her mghtes hosts
70 assured victory, even though the bravest troops and
the most scientific generashp be opposed that that man
Napoleon who shares too with the meanest soldier tina
common peril and privation OF the battle.
TO the imagination Of the vulgar this man Ia seen sit
sng On his charger in the fore front of couutess n,s
muskc'ry and murderous cannon balls fall around MIN
me governments papers dwell upou his dangers, add
Of his staff having been killed. or 1t least horse .bo, un
der him. One account, indeed, does insnuae thai ora
spanette was shot Off These little "lckspe'' adiend,
ave tpe ICES necessary a has for an instant
doubted the courage OF Napoleon and that 1t mas been
conspicuous on this, bis first initiation the warrior re-
preventative or nation immemoray famed for heroic
bravery, though IL has charmed and delighted every
French heart, has In reality, created no surprise me
most amusing thing that this great battle WAS
hurried by the Austrans for fear Of another oeon
Tor whom this Italian campaign, whatever IL NAV frna5
tbe way Of dignity and honor promises some Of those
1ufeB which should be insepsrabe from the name or
scnaparte. Could anything DO more unfortunate for a
prince TO wipe from his escucheou the foules a.
decision OF which had been specially left to the suxisrs
ne was bringing up and TO prepare which he had hitherto
been PLACED apart nom the ned o. honorP 70 sure be
mas not been without his consultations Those ~elve beau
u.ol Gam ses OF the burgher Clans Mssa Ducae who
0ciaed as his grooms, the loveies. Of whom submitted
tDe cheeks 10 mis- imperial lips should for s,me
thing a. set off to his cud Of oterness and 30 the
French eee to think for there end to tue ry Jokes
winch are daily being let of At PIon Pons expense.
me emulation OF the the capital has been 90
great that not content with an Illumination bv far the
mos general that has occurred for years. found vent in
squbs crackers, petarde and sorts or pvrotechnca
Dgehunes. ANYTHING Of the kind . tew months ago
would have entailed the thunders OF the police wh all
manner OF frightul results; but for q time on the pre-
eebt OCCASION these functonares forgot their dread
seems, bo~ever that intelligence Was convever 70 tho
we're contemplating snister OF these noisy and peril
Gus indications OF PATRIOTISM wh;a migut end ia the
burning down Of come Of the public Offices aud accord
ingy an order has been issued strictly Iorbddn1 anv
future Earrings up OF this sort.
Letters from individuals continually furnishing some
fresh anecdote of the various combAts which again and
again ere reaed The Empress who herself Ine verv
Queen Of bavardes never tired Of recountpg much
as ne emperor thinks proper to tell her. Then IL is the
Same IN every boud0ir cafe club place OF public
resort Booksellers tell you they cannot sell volume
now where last year they cold ten one bas time for
gtiss Orieanss republicans are all TI'd ina,es,a
alike but the clean sweep that the Emperor seams 10
make Of all before him snothers whatever motives may
be peculiar TO EACH One thing all men, whatever their
special views anxious 10 avoid that s nsensbity TO
the military glory Of France Above and before ali France
let whoever will Ne is head mus: be gloriously trur
haps give more variety to oues letters Theatres
abandoned Tdere enthusiasm about
pay little attention TO tho performance.
The government journals tired Of reerating
design upon the Popes domnions or those Of the King
Naples that the flight Of their soveregns from Tuscany,