The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-31

And xhst Hlss The Egyptian fly modest being. and
me WsllachAn ny bashfal creature m comparison
with the Lombard fly in the month Of July; while
the beat aud even the noisy cricket tho indefagAbe
chandelier Lombard fields was dumb the nies seemed
70 derive Iem Ou. increased yslinsss and pstusnce
followed US here from the battle ned Of SoIferiao where
they have acquired taste for species. Bas you
you were 81 least in the shade, and could thuk how
mitigate the evil, yoa may imagine what II was you
had 60 oct espo,rg yourself 10 the full power Of the
SUP TO the glare Of the road covered with several inches
Of hne white dust, and 10 the unmgaed fury of your
tormentors, the flies required almost herosm TO ace
TO bear them Nor did night afford relief: not breath
OF air, scarcely any difference in the temperature and
mosquitoes and other vermin instead OF files.
n. Edmond rexier, OF the Paris Steele writing from
Volta on he 80h of June, saysI immsdi returned
70 Dtsepzano, where had left my baggage and being
tired with running about, lay down my arrival TO get
cannon The detonstons frequent and seemed 90
near that thought fighting must be gong the
al Rvol.eia she headquarters Of VicsSr Emsnse tns
lake seemed on fe flash OF the lighted
this vast 'pace OF water and shed nge
OF red light, which gsve the mountains fantastic
psssnce This the first time that beheld the mag
Dibcent spectacle Of night BATTLE The voice OF the
non echoed by the ryroean Alps, Numbered with form
dable majesty in the bosom OF this beautiful and
sleeping nature, and l never Witnessed more
striking contrast than that formed by this tranquil
,sshnr sr,erv those aash thre rossate lin, ON Inc
steep sides Of the beautiful promontory OF Smone the
sracsI, fSanara ~" h.,,Is zoe ,sL,nc rI... go"
persons. amongst them some Piedmontese officers,
Esnd ~ ,no s.hn ha. Sc,loea tho srrcu s,ncs M h
snn'ns of ,hs var nronossd IN accamnsnv ma in the
search Of ito whereabouts In passing Nvotea say
enemy Amt mn in Pescbers had sortie and
attacking the Pedmontese positions Alter quarter
OF an hour walk on the high road We reached the rear
tha dvtan hoA and that hag
"a :, 's. a S ~ ~. oe.s sS .in.os s ns,
~ Isn rn ,u en ~ ne I p;sd ,he, d
suo saa.i lpe uren Va sno -. S ~
vSnoe - 'sAsEwss very rspa ana a. iour ococA tue
ssay - o ceHse1, inc Ahssns nsvng saaen se,uge
Deund 'neir walls LEAVING considerable number OF their
men VI Sae Da'e neu' "nom tney MA NOV Time |" PICK
w.
Milan correspondent writes on the 18th OF june
On Friday evening grand concert was given at the
Sn SSsA snsso .ne ep,snss 'ups, naVing oeen
n.nU. y, .no vu1ssp ~ wnen sue EnpeIoi
fapturoos cco'ods puIet ior,n rom every part OK the
heute, wnHa was most primarily Illuminated All the
and the theatre was deneey crowded The performers
sequ.ee " mse.ves Vi ner au.ies az ven - couu oe
expecsea under soe circumstance ior tner caolces'
peces were nevHapY CUT emory py the tumnituons sp
pauee winch Was con'nuaiy oens uHec9eo " "aroS TIE
~~s"
ING nonoon Imes iae rom we austrian
~res 70 .na. pa!eI on nc suoJeos oa ms
genA mus Ttne tscss are tnese, ana tney are moe
soUunuink Aoo ~uo'e vi uyu' AHy was, ou sue
morning OF the 80 June, IN iu march towards Magenta
The Seventh Second and Third corps by vsevano and
Aoose ofasro. toe Eento oy ana tne fnsa
Dy rAvla Inc Two Ia!.er were 70 olvouac tnat ngnt
epus '~SaVe hnes soesu VI ~ssen.A, 'ne onoIs '.Su
Ewre,or Nsno,son and s his Gu.rds must have been
tssn mis- anar the ns1t mornnr No,hing lint nrscls
could ave htSe miracle toos Mace A hSlf pas Ave
M VIC ny ". s uoos n,s :umsr an Va. ~
hd sars hv Inc N him ms
2, the time and then and there wrote you letter. wn,sh
49, -. $1,000 ,,r..,~. e. !. .oorr - tha IA
hnn.s fbave hard since thu, GeneraI Bsss vsbes
s suo ny S St ga; Az ~, 49,, c c.o;n Vs.,
:" Eno hat az vas thu. Alter of an nanrs
VI u" ~ o.n s o. q oy o p 49,
~ Tsc,no "nd IN orhsdv he al ga" On TIC hrd.a ana
had of course 70 move ,ck and take up defensive posi-
ton in Piedmont At 10 O'Clock saw officers galopng
off with fresh orders for the continuance of the march
but It was TOO late. Lombardy was already lost.
Tho Ma,se,e. corre,nordent NJ the rondon Tim. nh
rsa sns,rton nfscer. hsya M, vas haen aIio
h;r nsroi .nS sa,ra ,ha aosv taTan no The Hn;s,"r
T.; nirr ~ narrss,o tbav anoliaS IN tha Canarai IN
dsv A. snS narod he might appont In order thsi
thsv rohi air and take the exernise me-
for the preservston OF their health But the Go
neral 6as not vet ded TO favor them with 70
nlvan unmannered act vbich will excite as ynncb ind,c
nation in France "A in the rest of Europe
A".o' - :. - 49, 80 -
NOT ID tnis an Tue are proniuiteu iron nou
ns WY" WIG M s - VI .ao Vo S' no S
am sure viii feel more snnoved and Inundated whe,
they learn the OF the Austrian Off ,ers thai
their valiant opoouents on the ed of batte-the oer
and soldiers OF the French army and when the new,
reaches the ears of Napoleon MI we NAV expect spna
yjndcatop Of the honor of France and OF her
for humanity,
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oy no iaes NV ol, .le Dees VI WI nas na'
smee. on puono opnion nele. INC money
~ sh na sjoHe aooosangy GU
, ra Sso ,n sres,er r;s., r snam ~ No
h e* ne iuou.e VIM s'e n ms'snss snsa ever no
~ IA v v,pshd no d W nn A "a r
street S nv ahns ho no So 10 oor Sr d S Try
dulee much in theories OF rebt and wrong Int
hev can feai no cona lance in the dnratiop ~ naaca
which will neceesitate almost the expenses war.
They wished for peace as all do Blu. peace arran led by
England and Prussia to be followed by general dsarma
ment peace Guided the sly between the En-
perors of France and Austria.
venna ,ettar NJ the 18th os INV savsu Austra ba
inc been sufFc,entlv hum,ated Nanoleon In Wiling N
na1don her for her mast offences and 70 take her into
favor again che viii uromse not To thwart the MANS
which France and Russa have formed for the veil being