The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

WAR INCIDENTS.
At Paris Is believed IN quarters that the French
loss the day Of the battle Of Solerno amounted TO from
aa SS 70 IL 600 SSo men divided as follows Nss
Nchahons, $500; Canr0berts, 10OO and there are be-
sides the casualties in the artillery and special corps The
French people dissatisfied with the scanness Of the
details 90 yet published in the Monitetr.
The London Times gives long description Of the new Iron
steam ram, which It says WI be aaoat next June. Her
sea about 600 TONS fall speed l6 miles an hour About
0 feet Of the broadde of the vessel will be of teak "a
inches thick; this will be covered by armor plates v
Armstrong guns each throwing 100 h. shot over
OF Blk miles. The ram will run down Ahips by driving
snem n speea sne only does Of what
the nation than dozen aa Of the line The cost of the
hut Will be about EGO the engines about ELS O00
and her fitting for about 900 MORE or in
all.
The Austrian government has published return of the
sums contributed to the patriotic fund. They
Ctr 6Oc but only TO 500 00or at the actual rate Of 1r
TIC. The enthusiasm OF the Austrian public In favor OF
the war does not appear to be very great these SUBJ
scptons may be taken the of its intensity
The French floating batteries which form part of the
squadron of admiral Bouet yiaumez are the same as
those which we're employed with great effect at Knburn
are called the Lave the Tonnante and the Devastation
Two other floating batteries are being coustructed-the
Congrevc at Brest and the Foudroyante At Cherbourg
Another instance says the Paris Pays Of the patriotic
enthusiasm Of the Italian volunteers found in the folio
ing fact:The Duke Of San Donate major In the third
regiment Of Chasseurs Of the Alps having been tho
youngest OF bis rank LEFT In command Of the depot
resigned bis commission and Joined Garibadi a
private on the theatre Of war.
At the moment, says the Paris Steele when in all the
towns o. France where the Austrian prisoners have
arrived they receive marks Of interest," and are treated
with the greatest humanity IL 10 stated "a undoubted
authority that during the popular commoon which lately
lies were shot by the Austrans and thlrty or them
sent OF Germany to taste the sweets Of the vo
Of NM neternich and veuot THIS is NOT ALL Three Of
Garbedis soldiers shst at Verona and IL has been
publicly announced that all who may be taken prisoners
will experience similar fate It is certain that the
Ausians would expose themselves 70 terrible reprisas IL
the chiefs OF the Franco Sandman army not given 90
many proofs Of forbearance and moderation.
The Cologne Gazette asserts that the soldiers OF the re-
bled at Echternach and Diekeroh, have dspsed Gars
inscribed .Lopg live Napoeonl" ''Italy DreverW
The Grand Duke Of Baden has addressed to his army
an order Of the day, which concludes a. follows
We may have TO impose on ourselves greater sacrifices
and TO undergo more painful trials than any We have
hitherto borne Hold yourselves therefore ready 70
Germans for the honor Of the country
II is stated from Madrid that owing partly 10 the war
between France and Austria, and partly TO heavy import
GJon and that all vessels belonging that port have
gone to Italy, where they can fnd occupation.
The German Journal Of Frankfort recently stated that
been condemned By desu. a. wissemOourg for using in
sung language towards the Emperor Napoleon and the
French pation and further that the Bavarians employed
on the railway exposed 10 all sorts Of annoyances
from the French police From communicated" article
published by the Courier dw Bias Rhin, appears that
Bavaran connected with the railway has ed
IN that department. exposed 70 the least annoyance
consequently that ali the assertions Of the Frankfort jour.
nal on that subject are mere fabrications.
The preects OF vAucuse the Gronde and the Charene
have interdicted caricatures Of Austrian generals.
The Weeer Gds states that the passage in the report
Of Count Guay relative to the conduct Of General Count
Clam, Guyai at Magenta gave rise not only TO remon.
STRANGE the part Of the latter, hut 70 challenge The
journal ADDS that attemps Was made to bring
about reconciliation between the two generals but with
out aucceas