New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
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l.,y Mu..um. This carnage belonged 10 Gen. GSalai,
ara Va. iAk.n Of Magenta.
R,ussy u.In carryi1g uocps ran ioto aao'nef go
uc IL be sane cifec"u, q, me Darcy salop, 20
1'0r l. srp,rt-d that TO -oia'eIs we're k1ied' and
ts.tiy njO"a BY The col,si,' D.. r,.ro, i..,. n
The En y-ior bas given 81 tne fIehch ,Hlerrs "a
r.aly suub'- tay for the month # Jily, By way OF
compensation for tue eNra'fdiosiy wear sna te1 o.
their o!oilIlg. -.
:. m. j. .;,l, n,ucr a II al-afmng part Of our
a., .,o az :, raips home ifDn 80 ttDto i~,Vyo uen.
But II rgotiy iIfoi"'i ne sAeea,i,n y, 'nese
Measures. Which so abgG1. My oeA "'noS - Sa''
,.ci6,. lion If the Eupeior, WIZ oePetd up'n
ibr march ot events ara the e;'tuie Oh 'o''s" wv
I, an,op, c.d ths. psmpb ct, for which Vi-conrt
de la Gueinrriefe VII be n,n.lany Ie,gV1so
forthcoming ubdrg lie me VI NSP'eo" ~
gle,,ne.' Htc niger esf. ia,
Tie sgi a,ioo < uP IN savoy tor anheNDs no
proyc. to Eanee appears to DC assuming P'S'
poItiuns
bis pop "a 10 translate Into Ls'u the siuatory sd
dies vs 10 tie Emperor vi NM. Tro2iong, B.rocne,
ard De MUrry ..,
.nn.uuc.. that SigLVr Raiazzi, IN part fdihment oil
r. n,,n-. To c,,n-r upon Lombardy the same hbor-
trs n. those enjoyed D, Piedmont, has eIt,Lded -
Lvn.bsriy the peHeht VI he pie-s law Soica noN
prevails ~ ruIie This, II nea"t ior aJoke, very
ore, which vas enacted expressly as 3 ProVisionA.
,.i,n,- To- laet DOING the Wal. IL 10 4aie iH am
r a.o, abe tha, Lumbsry. as p,ft VI the oII'u,s1
Kivgcou shOu q bow no "a enable 70 TUE ia", ou-
mn, % are 10 he kept ald have not the asst doaos
bs, III, h M of SaioIns Dcsus Ia keep nis the cca-
s,iuonsi resluen of the press VIII very rpeaay os
,e.,on d. Letters from Vienna poaever STAKE toat
both the Eu pefor Ut Austria aud the Emperor Nspo-
Icon are us their utmost Efforts ~ RECONCILE Victor
Emanuel 10 he Holy SEE, IA order to further the
Italian Confederation such Is II was imagined az Fuisr
fraIca.
considering tie great acua,ioLs which have occurred
curing the ucon The Ken rose lov. both Tor cash
srd acc, uut closing at 6,ir DOC. 10 esch case. NO
blher without change. la Runway snaoS '1o10
Was scarcely any VARIATION - .
II IA rubabr tnat NJ dc Huber viii return 70 his
old p Il a. Austrian Embassador IN Paris ~ SION a.
the rsr,ica us Of the treaty 10 be made at lunch
shall bave been exchanged.
The CO,r,1e Mercantile OF GENOA sts,es tnas
Marshal Vailant has bot thought proper to ao the
Fnuch otic.rs accept banquet aoout to os offered
them by the POPULATION OF Geoo.; Msssnai Mel aaa
ma, = of is stall arrived there the rs n ut
me National Z,Hung states in letter from Frank
frt-or-ite.M Name, trat the Couot OF Chamoord hes
ar,vea there from the Hague, and that v intended
q, hold conference II the Legiilmsts OF Wies6aien
din mo the mouth Of August. The Pd,rie contradicts
the repoi, about Prince Napoleon being charged WIN
q uis.n 10 Vienna.
Correspondence CT The London Times; =, ,,,o
uwould 90 no harm If in the House OF
C,mn ops were 10 ark LORD John Russell whether any
;ufnrn alton had been received 70 the effect that MAI
shnI Canroberts corps darmee, or portion oi ~ Is 70
enter the Itslsn Ducbes, ahd whether division Oh
the sluy Intended fI Venice IL to occupy the ieSe.
tops 4 report of the biud il current mere, and IL
seems rather a conr .oiotoD 10 what Lord John Rus
sell has sta be HE belief namely, toat the Dacnes
were to be- allowed to choose their own Governuient,
and that no coercion To be used toward them oy
either Austrian French troops IL 10 true that the
occuuat,on of these pars by the French army may os
solely with view to maItaln order until the Congress
shali d, eide on the "iu'ure of Italy; but The Con-
gress ay never meet, ard the occupation may % n'
definite; and any Gaze, what becomes OF the hecisr-
at,op that Loo bardy freed from Austrian DONNA.
ton the lalaus would be ever after LETT 20 themselves
to settle their affairs without foreign IN efventon
II the que siioh put TO them land they surely are
Interested in the matteI they would probably soy that
they do Lot want 10 DO under the tuition OF French
General. in order To learn how to be good Italians and
Prince Napoleon could tell. from shat he learned and
.aw during bic tour in Tuscany, how little disposed the
popns iioIs to accept French military rne lhat
Experience was tar valuable a-it opened the Prince
| eyer, and made hun, from having been the warmest
advocate OF the gsnst AUSTRIA the earnest al
yser If peace Instead of heratng Italy, i, IL much
to be feared that the dragons teeth have been
| there, and that the crop viii still be arm ed men.
| Vel informed persons having close intercourse with
Prince Napoleon state hat the Emperor is very anxious
to satisfy the European powers of MS pacc intentions,
ard that before many days elapse an announcement
will be made which VIII leave doubt of the Emper-
oi's moderation. The European Powers will be invited
to Congress- where solution Ut the Italian difficulty
will &c proposed which will deserve support for its
liberal character. Peace sppears TO be the order of
the day all Prince Napoleon ~ to b. interchangeable
in his efforts TO bring 10 smsss settlement al the
important differences exiting among the European
Powers Orders aaid 10 be given for dissrning the
ships al Brett aud for the French Admiral 10 hsul
dow lis flag, Indeed, wha, is called the ocean squad.
roo haa in reality ceased to exist.
TIE Paris MOHueur Of the Sd inst. contains the
following:
In querce Of be Erperors decision Of the 9th
of july he army Of observation the Rhine has been
dissolved; n.ver,heess the division. of infantry and
cavalry which are ,sembed at the camp of ChalOns,
and those bch compose the camp of Eiant will re-
main established fconstnuesJ. The first under tae
orders Of General n.mm the other under General
Massiat. Noting will he changed at present re.
cards the other divisions in activity, which formed
part Of the army Of observation.