The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

NEW YORK HERALD,
which Napoleon occupied repeatedly and which had
been prepared for tie reception Of the nephew Or courss
bave holiday and repetition Of the niumiust,ops
and the enthusiasm IL will be quite q competition with
Gsribac bs corps, who the favortss ahead
hitherto. Net uDna'uraly either. II WAS they before
whom the Austriaps withdrew They appeared as the
bsslds Of the release, aud had consequently
burst OF enthusiasm snu Affection which think will be
never efsced from The minds OF the Brescians.
AS bave mentioned Garisald and his CORPS, II wi
perhaps interest you hear he came from sergam
10 Beecis. The Ausrisns had scarcely withdrawn
Beresmo when messenger was caught the rosd who
brought orders from headquarters Bergamo any
price, had not been given up yet. II would
rather awkward had the order come before, for
Garibsldi, without any cannon, would scarcely
town enclosed by high rsmp.rts, with only
two outlets AS was, the National Guards fell 10 making
bsrrosdss 50 as to keep The place against the Austaus
baldi went after the Ausrians, who retiring to
wards Bresca In order to mislead them he down
towards Romano, which s close TO the high road from
Milan Brescia the AuArisns followed to bar the road
to rescia,hey bad scarcely gone of that scent when
Garibald turned again the NORTH and making march
Of forty five miles in less than twenty hours appear
cd before and in Brescia before the Autaps had the
hottest idea Of bis How little they knew
appears from the fact that the major attached chef
detat major to General Urbans division caught with
several ordees in the town Of Brescia into which
presence of Garbaoi's corps.
The NEST beautiful thing, however that while the
on two omnibuses the two officers commanding them,
Colonel Turr and Major Camozz, folio wing 10 little two
wheeled carts Of she country The whole went of to
mmt diAteIy come 500 stand or were ready with
which the Naa,oDal Guard was armed, the Austrian
steamer the lake taken posse Of and tue Two
officers returned leaving the "a men there garrison,
but bringing $50 volunteers away TO Garibadi's camp
Such marvellous feats Of mobility Gao Of course only
be done with troops who unencumbered by baggage;
little bag containing shirt, and per hapsa pair socks,
IL the oDy baggage which officers or men have. They
ota 40 <no Lad. 0su 49, -.
ideas They have good boots, with leather CATERS up
the middle Of the legs the trousers, rather loose,
stuck into the alters; ehort tunc Of light gray lacn,
and over il gray coat reaching down to the knees,
light cap and the rifle complete the accoutremen There
lie no difference this respect between officers and go,
ders IT, as ID natural after such Marches things
out the Inhabitants OF the first In which they
appear give Of their free will ten times than
they want Tie troops have thus such plenty that 60.
veTpnent never even thinks Of supplying any Of their
wen's.
GENERAL GARIBALpI's MOVEMENTS.
GARBAIDIs PROCLAMATION TO INHABITANTS BREsCA
The following proclamation has been addressed to the
Inhabitants OF Brescia BY General Garibadi:-
The joy Gus demonstrations with which you have re.
ceved the Cbaeurs Of the Alps give proof Of your
patriotic enthusiasm The sublime spectacle which your
wae heard, has shown that you are worthy OF your
nown fastening at the first cry, with the Chasseurs Of
the Ape you showed that as jealous guardians Of
recovered Independence, you resolved to defend
with our lives TO consecrate it with your blood Glory
The enemy who still infeet theee countries are not
armies who menace our city, but fugitive bands who, in
opening the way Of retreat, leave wherever they go,
traces Of their barbariy aud their execrable domination
now finally overthIOwn. The moment has come for
compshing the couniys vengeance, for fighting in the
name of yonr brothers, dead the bate field upoa
the gibbets OF Mantua-fof continuing your splendid
diops Of glory. To the rage Of your enemies who
forced to abandon this beautiful country forever, hasten
TO augment the ranks of the volunteers The trcolor
banner, the IDOL OF hearts, floats your heads
and command the love the courage of the country
from your enemies, nnd you worthy your hserstors
(Sgnsd) General GARIBALDt,
Commissioner OF his Sardnisn Majesty,
Avocat BERNARD BIANcHI.
RRFsuA, June 10, 1859.
GARIBALDI's PRESENT FoRCE-scENEs IN COMO.
letter fTCm the eekt Of war says
The corps Of General Garibaldi which fortnight back
composed OF three rtgments infantry 2CO carb
neer and some companies Of Guides, in all about 5000
men, pas nov fourteen pieces Of cannon, six Of which
were aken from the enemy also increased by near
Tie depot Of the corps is at Como.
King Victor Emanuel, In receiving the delegates from
tie province Of Como, expressed hts admiration Of the
Of the volunteers Of Garbadi said, W had been an
eye witness should never have believed that soldiers
yet unframed could have fought with much ardor and
discipline" The King afterwards added, "The work
commenced by my father and for which be sacrificed bis
me- SHAH be followed up BY me- i is promise which
10 the last drop Of blood Nevertheless in order that
my efforts not be fuess require hose of the peo-
the Italians will pond to the appeal made them
will swell the ranks Of the army. rejoice at the bril-
liant combas which have been already fought but we
Lave still much TO DO, and hope that every will do
liz duty"
Turin (June 2o) correspondence Of LONDON Herald
ample particulars have nov been received Of the last
ruth OF Garbadi with Urban, at Csstslnedolo Com.
pairing account with another, it would that
by the backward movement Of Austrian ouiposts
end following them to eagerly allo we'd themselves to be
ever cutting their way through but sustained severe
loeses and the result would have been far serious
the Of he s on
Affair however does not deserve the i'm fortance given
by the official bulletin here. 1t brilliant aGaire
dardnt rostes, and nothing MORE The Ausriuns con.
tnued their retreat sted and by this time unless
they wish TO fight pitched battle with river in their
they must be safe behind the Mncio vllafranca
Rvebela and Santa Lucia will probably be the site OF
the next great battle. Some engagements will doubtless
take place when the French attempt cross the Mrco
but decisive expected take place until they
have reached the centre of the great quadrangle
THE ALLIED ARMIES.
From the Paris Monteur, June 24l
HoNTEcHARo, June 22-1U.40 P. N.
The FeIch army has comnleted day the passage of
tie Chiese at doDtechao which The Austrans evacuated
the day before yesterday.
The cavalry has made reconnaissance sklfuly con.
Quoted by Captain de Copenson OF the ls Regiment Of
African Chasseuts A grand guard OF Uhans was
prised. few men were slain. Nine were taken with
their horses On their eide the Pedmontegs have en-
countefed the enemy in the direction OF Peschiera.
rather brisk engagement ensued In which officers
and few Auatriaps were killed.
TO DAY the municipality have ented to the Emperor
pious souvenir OF our Victories. column which
was engraved the Of the French officers killed ia
action had been raised the ed of battle Castig
none IN 1918 TOE Aueuaus threw down this Dent
which the town OF kontechiao had collected ana
reigiously preserved within It's walls.
his Majesty has accepted it, and ordered that this mo
numtnt should be replaced on the spot where had for
merly Stood
NAVY MOVEMENT OF SARDINIA.
despatch from Turin states that portion OF the Pied
nontese fleet consisting Of ak to
Immediately active service.
THE REVOLUTION IN PERUGIA AND ACTION
OF THE PAPAL TROOPS.
[Frcm the IoGdon Post government organ) June 26l
Meanwhile an awkward episode In the has occurred
IN Central Italy The intelligence that the Swss regi
al lasf Mon 40