Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08

,b,y dill il WAS done yprygcaugion> ly, as II
,be,,. lad arqseen accident. The best
proof of the greatness of he Victory mas
~, in the result--that the AaSrans
aban oned Milan the same night, leaving
100000 livres IN silver ami oo0o stand OF
orms in the citadel. Their retreat was 30
preeipta,c tat nry did not even take time
70 destroy the railway or 10 carry off the
,nateyiei, tor the next morning me MhaheS'
cent up a train 10 Magenta when h'lpliehs
10 be the last station towards the ieiho 10
fetch The wounded. The mass OF their ar
INV rerra,ed towards Abbiate Grasso' in
the direction of Lodi. They left likewise
the line of Pavia AID Placenza, which be-
/, comes unlenable now that tue allies are al
Milan" n @e*N
THE ENTRANCE INTO MILAN.
Napoleon was deriled by the English
papers for having boosted to his court, be-
fore starting for Italy. that the actors OF
the ,beatcr Francois should give their first
play at Milan on the 10th of June. The
boast might have been tu filed il tue ac-
tors had only been on hand, for the allied
..muerors entered Milan on the 9th. The
enthusiasm with which they were received
Nv the Milanese is described in the most
glowing terms.
"Although the entrance of their majes-
ties had Teen anticipated for four hours The
Milanese were on their guard, so that The
march through The streets OF the town was
really "A glorious ami triu nphal one he
king dill not try to conceal the deep emo
ton which his face bctral we'd, and the en-
peror himsel could not control the joy he
felt on that memorable OCCASION. And. in
deed. how could it have been Otherwise
both The monarchs must have felt at that
time all the power they pcsess, all The good
they have done. For kings and emprrorS
there is such satisfaction in achieving
Curious work--ihe " ork of a .reat and I'M
happy peoples re.ehefaton-that one can
uudei stad how in thai hour their hearts
must have been overwhelmed Ivy joyful e.
motions. The popular rejoicing co.. tinued
ill sad process ON logan. Ii was iormed
bv The wounded of Magenta, who were
carried from the station to the hospital
You might have seen counts aud marquises
carrying III illSIo SHS hOAtfNSd LOudNCa
and Belsaglierli. You would have teen
more than 200 equipaaes OF the modest
and wealihiesi families Of the town waiting
to c inv,y the wounded soldiers, who were
ahon. to change their hard hospital beds
for soft and easy ones. The palaces Of no
bles and mixers were thrown open to the
troops, and tables laid in priucely fashion
for the new corners. 1t was impossible
for soldiers or officers to make the proprir-
tors of ,frs and hotels receive payment
for refreshments. Money Was freely DIS
tribntrd amongst the wounded by had eS
AMI genlemrt. A depu alton Of rich and
ilhurntiil people WAS sent 10 the king beg
giny 10 have the loan ordered by the Aus
t,ians sill aised. Foty m Lions If francs
were thus subscribe before evening.
Wlrle these exciting scenes were still g,,ing
on the admirable proclamation OF the en-
perez was published"
.Italians--rhe fortunes of war having
brought us into the capital of Lombardy,
am about to tell YOU why | am here.
When Austria unjnstly attacked Pielm mt,
] resolved to support my ally. the king of
Sardinia. the honor and interest OF France
making il duty for me to do so. Your
enemies, who are also mine, endeavored TO
.l"muiSh the sympathy which was felt III
Europe for your cause bv making 1t 10 be
believed tia, only made war from person
al ambition, or 10 aggrandze the territory
OF France. IL there are men who do not
comprehend their epoch, am not OF the
numbrr. In the enl ghtened s'ate Of pub
lie opiniun there is more grandeur to be az
quired by the moral Inference which is ex-
erciscd than by truitless conquests, and
that mo al influence | Seek with pride in
contributing TO restore 10 freedom one OF
the finest rart OF Eprope. Your RECEIPT on
has already proved to me that you have
understood me- | do moi come here with
the prrconceived system of disposing the
sovereign nor 10 impose ny will on you.
My army will only occupy itself with two
things-to combat your enmies and main
tain internal order. 1t will not throw any
ob,ticle in the way of the legitimate mani
festatlon of your wishes. Providence some
times tavors as well as Individuals by Civ
ing it a sudden opportunity for greatness,
but il is on condition that it knows how to
profit by IT. Profit, then by the fortune
which is offered to you to obtain your in
dependence. Organic, yourselves mililar-
lily. Fly to the standard of King Victor
Emanuel. who has already so nobly shown
yon the path of honor. Remember. that
without disipiia there can be no army. Be
10 day only soldiers, aud tomorrow you
will be the free ciiizens of a great country.
eNAPoLEoS."
Headquarters, Milan, 9th.