The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30
INCIDENTS OF THE WAR

cuas there, but greatnaus have already beeo
removed into S~zeraBd. Al SoIGfip the captt the
vateine several persons have pronounced IA iagor OF
junction With Switzerland.
Four Zouaves arrived lately at the rail gay citation At
st Eenne 70 take train for Lyons and ordered SOM
refreshments Wills. they eating drok,ug they
toa to the Amusement OF the ysancers tass OF
oxpore 10 the Cruea An iron aster OF the lore xno
tamened o he present, was so much pleased wi,n hea
that he tod the Ike. Of the buffet give lns
ooe othe best wine, that he would pay the Whole
scosc When 'heo TIE reoss beng dnisheo, OF the
Zorsves pued purse evidenty containing ,ttle
ard ssked what n had " paw, the waiter answered.
" No'nng-snd besies, hare rs another hottie fnc ssch
of you!" AZ the words another ooue'' the Z,lsves
prckeo Up their ears but assng no questions they pro
ceeded 10 drink the wise, which they pronounced x,e
lent Noticing then the ir0bmsster one ct tnem esld--
" 10 Is you, sir who have given his treaf and the
Others roee and saiuted HIM military fashion. the
ronmasser protested that they wore mistaken but the
Zouaves insisted g. you' said spokesman Of
oaud and then aided We are in TOO great hurry 20
make Ioue speech; but II you bave q few
months 10 go tn veuns, ssk for US, aud will not o'y
sbos you the curioes of the ulace but gill treat
TO vine from Prince Mattcru,cb's ogn cellar" They
rushed To the tram aod departed
The Belsar Chamber RI Representatives have adopted
the bill hterdctng the export OF horses by eS votes
70 10.
Galisn>ps Messenger Of the 18th Of May remarks:--
Count Rcchberg ad lotus To Radetzs in 1913,
cvh Goveno OF LomharGy-s post ana'ogols 70 tnt
held under Mafshsl Gyuai by Biroa de Bulnerg
he liz considered man Of moderate opinions and conci
iatory disposition.
The Piedmonese Gosette publishes proclamation from
GUARDS OF Turin for their aacry 10 obeyng thu appeal
them for the defence Of the city. SIMILAR pro
cisrston has been published ny Tecchio, Roy Com
nissoper al Urea 20 the people OF that town.
bat alior Of Psdmnptese marines hiss arrived at Leg
horn ,ieDoa, board the Victor Emanuel steamer
They received by the population with great eatnu
Tho Irdipedete OF Turin states that female Spy has
been discovered in that capa by Two Of Garioaids col
aieIs.
The provisional government of Tuscany has appointed
Lieutenant Coiope Nccoiiri 10 the post of Cgil AID Mill
iary Governor OF the island of Z pa.
A letter nom Venice states:-Archduke Macmillan ha,
dissolved his vcregai court snd has w'hdra on board
Tie LDzAeeah tisass, IN h.lanoooo haro'r. HIS only
suite copsiss OF I've a'des-de-caUp.
letter from Drvaep states that the treasury OF The
STATE ali toe deposits OF specie have removed
the fortress OF kTogstein. The Dresden Journal assgos
the LII that there Sufficient
room IN toe hotel Of the Ministry Of Finance.
letter from Rome, in the Paris Unipers says:-The
Duke de }rammopt lately admitted an audience
expresa the sentiments of oevosedness Of the Emperor
If the French towards his Holiness and declare that
HIS Majesty was ready under circumstances
the sovereign fonnn ana 70 protect BIS person aud his
rights. The Pope expressed mis- thanks aud then point
ing to crucitx. said to the ambassador, Monseur lie
Due, that In what condde ill.,"
The Emperor OF Austria sent an autograph letter To
the Pope assuring him Of his eagerness serve him. add
begging his Holiness TO dispose Of him Of troops
ae aads na' they sha retire, or limit their occupation
to such places as the Pope may point in 10
defend the integrity Of the territory Of the Church
The Augsburg Go-ee calls the Germsn ladies' to give
up purchasing any French articles of millinery. ave
must no. II Gays, let Gerrnas money frcm
pockets D'o those OF the French and enable make
war on u.s."
TIE verrs journals cay that ANXIOUS
10 zee free corps raised in all par's OF the Empire except
Italy ana that where the Inhabitants of luxe
vaim he matter II is taking 70 stimulate
hem. Tney ard that IL commits being able al
gethcr in that way between o,0co and $4,000 men.
The Milan G1ze states that in the affair at Frassinetto
The consisted only fbiTd b,ttaiD
ladders of the regiment Of Archduke Charles under the
oroers Of Colope Baron Pucher besides half battery Of
ayiieI baf squadron nj cavalry IL adds the
HOODS fought sish ardcr, and hao killed, severe
y wounded and e'pht slightly; and thuks The Plsdmoa
tese must have experienced considerable LOSES
during the night they disappeared without leaving
tsce behind An order OF the dsv prases conduct ~
Barop Pucnner AID Lieutenant Colonel Spebers on toe
OCCASION WHO Commanded The troops ON horseback during
the FIRE.
The Provisional government OF Tuscany has Issued
decree directing that ali: the regiments to ne IN
crossed 10 four pattaiooe battalion composed
OF icur companies OF 80 meu EACH exclusive oicers
The battalion Of velites is to be transformed reg
mont ~ rrepaoiers
The tent pded for the uss of the Emperor Napoleon
in Itsly sent of TO Genoa some weeks back. II
made Of sbong CANVASS ripped blue and white, and
lined. It is about five metres 10 height, supported by
two poles only, and decorated outside with two
small flags. Inside 1t is divided into three compartments
saloon. bedroom and dressing room. The haDgiDgs
leave door for each and there window like
openings for ventilation. An bedstesdy camp stools
email tables and washing stand compose the furniture.
taken TO pieces and packed in cases Of small size
and very light carriage. The tent made FOR
be Crimean campaign, but never used Part Of
the furniture has memorable historic associations.
The iron bedseads used by Napoleon in nearly all
bis campaigns TIE toilet utensils and dressing case, all
silver, likewise belonged TO that great captain.
letter from Turin Of the 18th of Nav states that the
king hal written TO Marshal Gyulai, asking him whether
the Austrisps intended TO make ike soldiers ike
robbers. also mentions that Duke Sotza Cesarbi Of
Rome had offered the sum or 500 livres monthly during
the continuance OF the for the families Of soldiers
fighting under the Pecmontese flag.
is stated that WAGNER the spy Dpssona receive
money from an Austrian officer at Verce aad deuoun
BIN 10 the Pedmontese authorities Some csrbneers
were sent in search Of him. and effected his arrest
He dened the charge Of being spy bat on being con-
fronted with the wagner he became confused and at
length confessed. He tried At by court
tal, Us already stated, and shot
General helzer de Kellemes has published proclaim
ton declaring IOmbardv in state # siege Tns dosu.
rent contains the lst Of crimes udetn and
aveDtiors which will be brought under the cognzance Of
the military tribunals.
The Duke dc Chartres a. Casall In the division of
General Caidini In the night Of the 9th the young
Prince made reconnaissance and sent report Of it.
The Duke dAumse has sent two English chargers to his
nephew.
The hss commenced a: sea before hosti.ies on
land lester from Messinl Of the Och says Reer
Admiral Jnren de IaRraviere hes arrived there with
tyan (hagshp), Napoleon and Impetuose These vessels
coating for cruise in the Adriac whore they ex
peced 10 he joined by ohtrv In the run from rouon 70
Scssuo he French squadron captured an Aus.sn ner-
coano'H which was sen, INTO French port the Admi-
raj ren2 Of the resolution 20 by his 20.
verrn'eat 10 grant certain decay to merchant
vessew
The Paris "0rreapondent OF the london Herald writing
90 the tstat +sg saye:-I have been allowed N see
lett fi"li officer in paraguay daiiers' division
The states hat the suffered very severely dur
pR their forced march from Genoa TO Gav and that the
plumber Of strasglers immense. The incompetence
the had inJuiged in moreover, wholly untitled
great many for the hardships thay had hsd to fego
and there great many Of dysensery and
in the camp hospital.
BY this time The whole Of the cavalry and artillery will
hov hrd nd IN
Italy may be set down without evaporation 100 900
action expected to take place early next week.
THE VERY LATEST.