The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-02

tSs / could ret speak. liz then locked at mc
again aud sail, sno yon understand nue. 7 re-.
piled. ies, Tia WE'LL said he.
"About len minutes before he expired (which
waa hetwcen ten and eey.a u clock on the
night of Deeelubef II. i7aa) his hreathin. be-
came 'asier. lie lay quietly, he withdrew his
hand rom mine and teff his own pulse | saw
his catntenance change. / spoke q, DR. craik.
IS aa sit by the fire. lie came to the bedside
TIE Gem ais hand fell from his wrist.
took in iune aud pressed it to my bosom.
pr, Chalk pul his hand over his eyes, and he
.xpifye! withoat Il struggle or 4 sigh.
While we were fixed in silent griaf, Mrs.
Washington. who WAS seated ut the foot Of the
bed II ed With u firm and collected voice, Is
ne gon 1 could not speak, but held up my
hand b. signal that he was no more Ills
well. I'D she. in The same voice. sAll is now
oyer. shan soon follow him; l have no more
tri,l pass through"
L. fe q the Austrian Camp and Account OF
the battle OF Monsebclio, by n Bremen
Gentleman. n Volunteer in tnr Austrian
>rrsce.
CAM arSMEST OF PiFREH ALHiGNoLA, May
2-th II in.-NoW that we have at last Il little
rest, Ter so much fatigue, l can write you
with | N aud ink Il NOR" detailed letter tEni
my fnrraer ONES. You viii already have read
IN the new spapers of the hittle Of the 2Gth
inst; b., some horrible lies must have hts,n
reported for we have heard ti.at il has been
said thai I'VE exact enormous contributfo ous
and even Dlundtr tho houses Of the inhabi-
ttnts OF H. country. These are miserable ca
lunnies, spread out by the eharacterless
Italians and French, and which have not the
slightest bundatiun. Ii is natural that tho
army in tile enemy's country must there look
1or its support; but all our acquisitions are
made Nitaithe greatest consideration and for
bcaranse and receipts are given for every
thing thu, sbtained% The 1orbearance gees so
far that nus; of the soldiers hivouac in order
not Ia dis;tsb the inhabitants. Heavy pun
ishmeEt j. anl,ictcd Tor Telling IA mulberry
tree. unti Id. fields are spared as much as pos
eible An trlnv which fought as braNeiy a.
o,us oil tleeUth, is not capable OF committing
pillace.I The French army has acknowledged
"tr salsr: ID will never have II bad opinion OF
At til, fsht of il.c ,5th inst, we were en-
gagged farl aNe TO O'clock L. Nj. OHe diNi-
sion was f1tgEtt IS tiraillpurS the division to
which Hb.toa g first remained as Il reserve be-
hind Il ban. afterwards We advanced through
gap ial the line. and our appearance retarded
The pro sr' - OF the enemy; the ChasSeurs de
Nincenie De-, who were pressing forward, were
brou4hlt Ito aefop BY some Well directed shofs.
We cod nGed TO fight At Il distance of from
three Il Indrsd To four hundred PAGES the balls
whietied and clustered around us as thr drops
uf rain IN Heavy shower. GA our right side
I often saw columns with red pantaioohs ad-
vance towards our guns. which thea, by Il gen
eral roll'y, repn!-"d the assailants, Staying
whole ltIks OF them and forced them to re-
treat. qe third Feldjaser battalion fought
The bratst il attat ked a troop superior in
numherI snd after Il fight with tho bayonet
threw T. enemy back, by which, however,
they coltl moi gain amy greater adNantaees.-
They h1 their Major and one officer killed,
and live Ulcers wounded III privatea the los
Of This u talon WIS l2J. An Austrian assist
ant sarctn and IN amhuianc. patrol RENAL in
ei on tE battle field - dress the wounded
after we had Withdrawn. during The night; to-
wards nplii2 they arrived 1T The place here
this Jag.h battalion had fought here the sur
sron fell II with Il French officer who had
charge to lave The dead buried, and who, PR
caiTing ID, slain .ja9trr, Mapt aEd satd: such
u Troop 4 stri;i can never replace for every
dead Jase' ll.erc were three CT four French
killed.
am sorv tosav tha; tic name of that brave
officer. VIII, knows 50 we'll how 10 honor tho
merit of ih' tnsny is not hnown Tie regi-
Ilent stand II NJ IL to oItrs-tiiat Of Baron ti
lnz-foEgilt like sions; IL drove The enemy i;sc X
several Tins at ibe point OF The havonet huI
they alway caff forward"ita fresh reinforce
meuts. AT asI Z bout h;sil pa~j eight O'Clock.
order WIS ri, TO Withdraw ;isld cease tie
fight. We vent 4owly backwards through tn
fled facing the enemy III every tilty PAGES III
our retreat, the g'i,- necessarily grazing til"
his Il cJrn AID ia. p iAio he ground. A f "
,rpx from ne sa sy ;,sa l';'v;ltee OF infantry
hit although no BAL laJll .ti,ct ia our column
The enemy did lE1I ioite% Us. The further We
went back tAe Iafc Wout.drtl We me-. Among
ali noticed the Greatest h,,-uism which WAS
truly elevatiis: roln no ole did hear Il cry
of pain N"triy 4 went hack alone, or were
led by another nlsll; often they ieut assistance
III each u her. Tn- flag OF the greaadicr batta-
lion was going sir~ly through the village OF
Saccabihbio amt around it all assem- bied iii
order.
also saw the wounded step III and coilec.
around IL" flowing flag, which had that day
received the pap ism of fire, which was to h
seen by sevesti holes, and by the blood sdher-
il & to liz stdi, for lis bearer had fallen Al
about an hou march from the battle field VT
hi, ..,.ark.d d Q a rested for two hours then we
being molestef by thu enemy until We reached
Baccarizza. he object OF the igh. wa i
SHARP reeonno; ;aring 10 ascertain the position
OF i;ia enemy and this object was fully gained
But it h2ppeti-d, as always III the first fl.h I
tranquility anc order are somewhat lost, aud
one cannot stol The fight III uthc moment one
wants, rs the II ops forget themselves in their
Nuior; The no'ely of rbe thing also confounds
them at first, nd that is the reason o1
the heavy los on both sides; our loss
was nearly BOT nen. Tie loss of the enemy
must be larger Al our, fJr he had almost
no guns Ia oppte ours, and our gunners
fired very we'll he enemy infantry was I,
great deal oui,trio to us in numbers, and they
WeIe continually aillfored by railroads from
tn" Sarfisons OF iessandria and Tortona.
Their caSalay was badly dealt with. FOR our
hIssars and hnias not only cut them 10
pieces, but tney ttai | also IN attack on a rarrc
OF the Hess ln1antf. which fired, however 50
we'll shat all the liol IS returned without; their
lidcro. A corporal the hussars hqins asked
how le was 80 gala to cut 30 hrayply into
the many hostile rid-s, answered, "Who Will
attack they have u resolution ftassatta J
, they sill on their horss (drobeu as lnonkeys: =
on that battle day OF tloops did The incredi-
/ bic; they marched lily twenty four hours
without rtst. sustain'l Il fight returned in the
best order, ana All II t without the least to
eat or 10 drink. Stnt yesterday l am, for the
Hrat Time since many ays, under roof, and
hhhP, even To-Day, ahlYe the luxury 10 sleep
i'll "A ted, which did III hruu.n to mo for y
month W" have had and still have, almost
! ihecSHtht rainy WeaIA', aud to lie during it
III tht OF ileid Goes tcxactly belong to tie
phasat' 'hih9s; lof aitlIughwe built us mos IL )
! barracks, they only pr eel ,s against the gun
"hh no '1aiist 'he in. Fortunately, my
ti,tei nae rnt "tich always friendly siaf-
ia "t'ii iilc we also hl lyS divide our meals
,oet'h'T y my on me -ouhti every one uses
Ah'it nii't iorh 'ls wen he can; the service
consists iii two plates al n tumiI.r audthc
/ cooking apparatus in u ~ :, \, pey,io,oy -
/ ~ tslnst u ii1o'lh nave no aten anything warm
/ except rice, soup and be- Mt the most an old
Nv, .'u', NV was apie 10 ~ in village. Fer
d'i Hia', ie't ihS sci! rs oil and as lively as
/ al any time tefore.
NOVELTY II SAoGI We find the
! following description ola n,v kind of turn
ont IN New York, in the rcanandcnc. OF the
Boston Journal:
! Among the novelties OF b;s,,, /; tha r,ur
! horse taanl--a small ouen p,r,.u an .ha .,rin
eipie Ola trottihc- wagon iyiftod M, ,v;tt two
! seats, intended to hold four norsons nerched
high up la tic air, with a b. tn thc se,,ts four
inches high, running all oyt viii, crinoIius
holding iwo youngsters IN eau,.rolored
bcards and short crop at ,,,4t ,rith four
horses, (staye fIshion. ttaead and driven by
laid youngsters, may bc SEQ daily in Fifth
Avenue and OH the upper d. ~ proadu
The horses are not matchr in c,,or. The
greater variety the bctter.slch ia the ton
style and ii will bc all the;ra That term of
contempt. 'ss one horse team, md n a,y,jr of
bays" will be the symbol Of ,,rer lif. aud
lower tendoln. SO We progres
RAistsa SIAkEs EssKL9A ssHvAsTopoL.
One OF the parties engaged in sing tho Rus