The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26


,an Cabinet, but am sorry 10 say 10 Improvement A
lev mere reograde and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS men have
oetn called to the councils Of the young King The
Minister of Justice Gaott Of the famous
Delcareo he Is nearly SO Years OF age and always
emPoJe ed IN dirty police work The lew Minister Of Po
lice sgDor Casea devoted servant OF the late Kings
SgLor scofza has been called TO The Ministry Of Eccesas
teal Affairs, and portfolio is gwen to sgnor MaDdarin
noted reaciionst. N. Banchn ia be director of the
Ministry OF the Interior be ia perhaps the best man
amongst them. General FllaDgier Prince Cassero, and
Duke serre CaproA are named Coun ofs OF State they
are however only TO be consulted when the King thinks
proper TO do So NJ Carafa the Minister of Foreign AZ
as has caused TO be known that the government Of
bs Sclan Majesty will follow the policy OF Ferdinand
Ii. at home abroad
The Opinone OF Turin Of the I'd of June gives some
account OF the Austrian prisoners taken at Paesto who
have arrived in the capital They belong the regi-
menus Wmpien, Frederic William and Leopold. Many
ruripese have conversed with them aud found them
uDcafve. They ihatsBrgadier General Zabo and
o.ter superior officers have been killed. General
Dundor, Captains De Lnah and Oa wlkowski the ma
or Of the 18th battalion OF Cbasseurs are a ing the prison
ers They all agree in stating that sbe arrival of
French had been carefully concealed from them that az
forwards they we're told that the Emperor of the French
bad only Sent few reRinens and that consequent
~ when they found themselves face to face with large
French force they discouraged The daring charges
Of the Zouaves seem to have lett strong impression on
Their nhds The prisoners are chiefly Bohemans, Cro-
a'iaps and Tyrolese; but there also Italians
among them, who, the Oimons states, delighted
having ailen into :he hands of the Pie3hontese.
Florence letter OF May % the London Herald says:
Hardly was the mnss over when twenty battaions Of
French troops arrived, having marched from Empoli,
each solder war presented with bouquet Of roses which
they stuck on the points OF their bayones From every
window hung French and Italian ricoors, and Of
"Ftud tH0ttd" "ViUd la Guerra" and capping of
bands, greeted the Corners, who Immediately en-.
csmped on TIE Cssoine he park the Prato he race
coorse) The whole population OF Florence dow to
See them during The evening" and round each camp fire
eoue % people were lettering, watching the proceedings
OF the strangers With interest," aud curiosity and endea
vorng to carry on silent by Of sgns
aud gescuatiohs. The French look good naured merry
fellows, and IN spite OF their hot march putting up
N hnrga ehaSp and
cooking al frco with the greatest activity to the no
small Amusement OF the Florentipes, who had never
eeen hing OF the biad before.
The London Times or the 9Th OF June remarks-The
Ausrians commenced the campaign Of 1859 direct
raoton OF that rule which is OF equal authority in the
game Of war and the game Of chess-"Avoid useless
moves Their military policy in this neither gene
tous nor chvarous, nor even expedient They wasted
the open country where there resistance they
ayoioed the fofesses they attempted serious attack
and hey reueated before the first demonstration made
by their enemy IN force. We them swarm over the
lcno ard settle Ike ocuss upon the plains we heard OF
tne eating up all the Of tho towpspeope and
the peasapry; We were told that they were putting out
Forging parties and exploring parties here and there and
advancing wherever there resistance.
Lopdon paper OF the oth Of June ssorgeries OF
bills 70 rather large amount have Just been brought 10