The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30
SPEECH OF THE COMMANDEnINCHIEFO OF
THE SWISS ARMY

Your BY mpatbes towards neighborug nation fTance)
are natural and understand them yell a. any oua
oAt we mat reANfber that We hare sy~palats tw
n00ss others may gto> theirs dasher VI the bvsyet ma
Irons; when under arms ioueer moo 90 such
sentimental else thee will he 70 that uety Of spit
which alone can cSbsttute the strength Of Swtz.r-
land The only thought Of eli sons must be 70 defead
against every sssasDt the OF liberty cont
70 their Keeping All who under defeat shall, appear
our frontiers, laying down their arms and implorpg
The asylum which The Confederation has never
refused to the unfortunate, will be receive s
but whoever appears 10 arms under what
We Will resist TO the utmost with a resources
shouid We bave 70 co9er with bodies the soil whon
our country has charged us TO defend We viii then in
woke the examples OF ancestors and tho
regardless Of their numbers Conqusriug or conquered
we thal be equally certain Of the esteem and synpAsny
of all Europe
THE FEELING in FRANCE.
AN APPEAL TO THE GEKMANs To SIDE WITH NAPo.
LEON-THE GERMANS DISTKUsT HM--AUsTRIAN
WAR TACTICs--THE GEAR FOR RUSSIA AND HIS
CARE IN TURKEY--INCREAsE or THE ARMY OF
PARis-NO ARMY OFFICERS TO WRITE FOR THE
MISREPRESENTATION FOR A PAPsL VISIT.
(Paris May 16) CORES poudeuce If L0nd0n rcues
The CosstiiuoI complains OF what Ia called cold
ness OF the German people 70 the cause Of Italy ece
Is, says,
In the centre Of Europe a grea. people who seem 10
keep apart and to act against sentiment anss,
universal; and yet tue people who abslan from
raspg their voice in favor Of the oppressed
oppessors are, avowedy by their Character their haps
sad her historic eepus the most and the uses
OF ali others Is IN Ge'fnasy ce ksoDn for IFS eeoa
tom and " thought enthusiasm for
The good and the NOBLE, that thee found colaness toWards
The German people may be enthusiastic for ssthe good
and ibe noble may st pay the tribute Of their admra
on TO The geuus Of Italy, may still sympshze Win her
sueTiogs and rejoice in her deverance yet doubt
the advantages that likely be the EN-
peor Napoleon assuming the OF Itaao uberator
lhe Gen00s haze gttnys the bodst.d dtn,eyesfed
ne<sf France in matter aad faey nyht juTv their
dpnehensons i the future By the exlrteac. IF the p1st
hey too once felt the hand OF French nherasrs and
vhaps fe1lI
or patriotism Of those who would again invite They
probably think that the exchange OF despoc rule
Tor another IN Italy would be purchased by their
aiding France and Russia in the dismambermen OF
Austria, or contributing towards new treaty OF
Tst II does mo- follow that there Is sympathy for
Iay 10 Germany or eirewbere because people do be-
eve that France pi1 epdo,o her sot1t herself
has rerdtafed, uhsch she cotdes utterly ,dhLess aud
peSii,s 10 the systrm ,he has chost,, for rs>tf
Wan respect ~ tue issue Of Toe coming conflict doubt
whether ibe arguments about tue superiority Of the
an over the French generals are Of absolute accuracy
II ina, tho latter have had great
mi,hsry operations, though good hepng generals and
that ID, names knOS Of Sh,ch in profound
military &C ,Dce stand 10 comparison with the Austrisns
Is m1st BIO remembered, however, that cream
Stances may produce, when least expected, they
already have produced, pr AZ commanders When General
Bpaoate FIRST sent through the Interest of Barrae
80 take the inland or the Of Italy he
for little more than the vaDQrsher of the sections the
streets of Paris on the 18Th veuOeDsre, sod probsby
no ore anticipated the things which effected those
early campaigns. Sach generals Bonaparle do not
inoeed, pear every dav. but Gao say what cir
From Whist ~e know Of Austr an movements up TO the
present, they ceetsnly realize the expectations
founded on the superior ability of their generals. Their
present move ep,s would Lead us TO the conclusion
they mean to retrieve the bunder political and
gcal, which they committed the invasion OF Pied
mont ~ adopting the d,teasire yt.m ,ghfch Is said b
be Ue recommended by G-nsal Hess Many think
they might have done better by combining themse res
t. the deences OF Iombordy and leaving the respon.
sibny aod The odum of aggression TO their enemy or
hbey were Determined on the initiative hostt they
sbonid have Piedmont before they enter
--and for which they were fully prepa,ed-crnshed the
PeomoDtese army before the head Of French column
appeared emerging from the passes of the Alps and before
The season Of the foundations pushed made
vigorous attack AessaDdria, left stropg garrison
for s Defence fallen back LON oardy fortified It against
alta on their De proclaimed that they were then
ready and Wiling for Congress to Settle between
them and Piedmont, keeping Aiess andria materal
guarantee" during toe negotiation and engaging to
surrender after the peace. II is certain that the
the causes were the nDov atoos introduced in gun
nery b, the Emperor, and which forms his hobby.
They may turn out 70 be improvements but there
are er men who have no very high opinion OF their
usefulness from the complication their senstr ucton
which will require the aid Of special repair
both guns and carriages damages which ia &C
tive service Of daily These objections
may be merely the prejud'ces OF professional it
that time bas not been allowed for the
10 place the alleged superiority beyond douot and to give
complete confidence TO the soldier in working the
guns IN the fed.
Soppose-what not doubted here by Frenchmen Of any
partythst Austra be beaeD and the conQusr0r should
enter Milan in triumph o he, is asked, restt the temp
t0rtn Of 0dvd.ctng TO viea to there dtcdte his term Of
peocs In that case Austria would be helpless
for ten 10 come, and long before that Russia
td hnr completed her railroads and her nupy and
her present friendly undesandsng nth F. ance-mh what
Object IS not necessary to say The present. Gar is not
less co.rirced Of the hopeless condition Of tie sick man"
than hiss Joher and Is an opintos Watch the Emperor
If ths French certainly shdyes
Il appears that the army Of Paris, which II sup
posed would have been diminished In consequence Of
the in Ialy, has, on the contrary been Increased.
The army Of Paris pr1tous TO- the declaration IF
composed Of four Decisions Of Infantry and only
d,rs,on Of canai,y is c1mposed Of four d,pistons
of infantry and four of canal The military force has
been increased by the cresson Of two reaimeats Of
fan,rythe lClft and lt2d Regiments of the Loesnd of
whom the OneIs have just been appointed. General
Feray has been appointed to the command Of division
OF Co ary, so be encawped ut Cbaloos
The Fteocb Squadron. un Ter the command OF Admiral
Jureu Lsgravere composed Of the ships Of the ine
Ey lau and Napoleon the frisate mOetueuse which
Adrstc, was ut MssDa on the o. inst aod taxing
m coal there On It's passage 1t captured Austrian
merchant vessel which has been sent France uoder
charge Of off II is sad that division Of light
cruisers will shortly b pacei under the orders of ADM
raj Jurieu ce Iseraviere.
Ooe OF the first signed by the Empress Engene
as Regent the decree promoting Lieutenant Colonel
Henry aide camp 10 Prince Jerome be coooel Col
Henry has been appointed Deputy Chief Saf of
corps darmee placed under the command of Prince Ma
poleon.
The book entitled eta Question Romsine," by
About, has been seized in al The bookseibrs' shops
consequence Of the article winch appeared in the
yesteI day denounclng It,
Marshal Random, Mcisser Of War; has addressed cir
cuar 10 The ones commanding regiments Italy, for
BIDDING any officer TO correspond with a neSspa
would appear that the preparedness Tor the reception
of some great parsonage a. nov going
actively and with certain mssuIncence The apart
mepts the that oceup'ed by Plus VII
this Pontiff the prisoner Of NAPOLEON Yet 10 is
thought that they destined for some Of the Rus
sian imperial family rather than Tor his present Holiness
We may be certain, however, THAI If Plus TX come 70
France II will not be proprfo motu
MILITARY ARRIVALS AND ENTHUSIASM AT MAR
Tuc- rtrr NV nE ri q T. III
GENERALS.
(Msrseiies MAY l3) correspondence Of London rmes
The arrival Of rooDs Of all arms at Marsees, aod their
departure by and by railway TO r0ulon still continue
with undated vipor and rapd,ty Yesterday morning
the artillery Of the guard embarked for Geaoa ut the
port La toilette; aud perhaps may no interesting to
come Of your readers when the Duke Of Cambridge has
reintroduced stem OF ORGANIZATION into the Eng
sh artillery TO give such information as gather
a,ive 10 the organization of the French artliery As
in England, the artillery here divided into three
brsnches-borse artillery. artiisrie chsual; Gs'd
artley, orttrie de cam,pdgne, or bieeiss montefs;
and siege artillery, drnll,n de siege Each branch
Ia divided into regiments But, although the req