The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08


privately circulated in which more vide spread policy
such things forbidden By the police il Il found tnst
the Instruments Of the law are such iosssnces ess
vhosc portrait inmaby drawn is seen IN the guise OF
OerDtr The white apron the prop, tho soapsuds the
wen ground razor all the accessores are al hand Napo
eon looks the beau Ideal Of the h0nored Of 0usors
In hn shop motley assembly-a Russian Austrian,
an Englishman and FrenchmaD, or rather oamin De
mown, shining like audible load At harvest home"
ne rubs bis chin with an indescribable expression,
quite snre tSsi ,bs n comic ~ rot No s ives MOI
NJ 70 balance the convenience he might other se have
valued IN the loss Of his hirsnte appcndage st the
him sits the Austrian who with one side OF his beard al
ready MINUS quarreng most Justify at the thought o.
sne Other ns beng taken on by The same process The
twnkies ons Of bis little eyes, and is altogether nnita
bic But the meet amusing parsonage Of this group is the
glFhman, who, ia broad shouldered top booted large
In the brsecbos packet and with hat Of enormous pro
portions, s seen pepetusly protesting with hs charae
efist'c oath against any operation on bis own chin. Ca
corner with comica grin, ID hobing out MS hauds
pectng John to submit with good grace, "Jeren SOU
IN. Ss Of oe Ose Sas %sy
might have been expected after all ihs. has besn
demonstrations would have been made a. the
advent to power Of Lord Palmerston: Bayond
would be more favorably disposed to Italian beraton
Than his predecessors, have certainly witnessed %
much emulation a. should have expected On the con-
tary in diplomatic circles have heard whispers that
after all might have been quite al well for the Emperor
II matters mad remained as they 'Lords Palmer
eson ana John knssel said ono gentleman contested
under particular circumstances to fling English neutrality
overheard They both fancy they know the imperial poll
sketched for IL, all will be WE'LL but suppose something
happens and, In state OF war, who Is 10 say what 70
morrow may bring foth9-ccntrary 70 their theory 70
tuPn
out that they did not understand French policy veil
they thought, then know no men 30 likely 10 make
terrible rebound % these noblemcn.
In addition TO the narrowing tale Count Cavour has
d0rsed the summary proceedings Of the Austrian Field
Marshal ~, Gen Urban we have the following Gene
summoned 70 his presence the heads OF the municipality
When they arrived he pereptory ordered them 70 deli
oxen loo sacks Of OATS 100 casks Of wns and 600
swanzgs No remonsrancc was listened TO- the General
only GsT ss out a ws ;ps the delay
swapzigs In lieu of the whole demand. the General
yousnsaed no reply till the seven mnutesIks the seven
devilshad completed their orbit when he ordered tho
On the following day during the hssy retress
Of the Austrans three Of these gencen effected their
advocate and NM RESELL and Benefit landed propretors
and they have since been presented " the Emperor Napo
The system Of the Austrans say the French s every
and burning houses The Stone bridge over the
they had prepared, and was merely shaken, and
a few fragments thrown into the river. A house at
and burnt Nothing remains but the four walls which
were oopholcd. barricadc made OF trees and earth
WA thrown up To defend the passage Of the river but
At the battle Of Magenta An entire Austrian regiment
was made prisoner The OK PLANTATION given Is that the
was 50 deporabe that all OF tho Austrian army was in
want OF necessares even Of provisions This regiment
I'M n -Gaifa IVA
obliged TO mako forced marches Magenta 10 order
to reach arssnation by tho hour appointed it
obliged TO keep the forty eight hours without
sleep provisions. The did reach the field OF BATTLE
but utterly exhausted. unable TO pull trigger drag
limb after the other II was in this position they
were surrounded and made captive.
As regards the French army, il appears that yes
terday (the 2sd) the Emperor ami KING left Bresca,
ana that all things portend q grand engage
ment. The Sandman army has effected it's juno
ton with the French The various corps are now
sOser soseneh ana tnai MIsaa a.
Said that two days rest to be given 10 the troops and
thai then they will go forward in the direction Of Pes
OF boats which had been cast the AIDA at
has been taken up and transported to Bresca- In add
ton gupboats brought by land to be taken to the
Lake OF Garda. Admiral Duh0ny, Commander Of the
ine Ioterse was 70 organize these the lake
TneIago de Ga,da, IS well known, is the largcs.
the Italian lakes being thirty miles ia length by
seven and hall in breadth IL s surrounded on ali sides
by mountains Here IL was-on the heights of Tomato
and oasglooe-tha Napoleon the Great gained his cse
brated victory 1896 by suddenly raising the eee OF
Aanua, and by series OF rapid and victorious
vres preventing the junction Of the corps daes Of tho
Any moment my bring intelligence that the same
neigbbobood has given another laurel to the French
army under Napoleons descendant.
The Ainco leaves the Lake OF Garda at Peschiers.
Pes chiera is an important fertilization Is works
ls4S have been greatly strengthened Ga the rigut
bank Of the Mincio the works have extended
to sce distance 60 as to form enrenched camp large
enough to contain strong division. The f,la OF the
lake, for which peschiera harbor is available for
maxi and clv tho
French Sluces also have been established at Peschera
for the purpose Of raising the level Of the waters Of
of temporary bridges that the enemy might throw
the Nnco, between Aantua and Peschera' In 1900 the
French effected passage at Aonzamoano~
The ensuing struggle s expected TO be terrible, and
quite unprecedented in the military history Of modern
times The ground chosen BY the Austrsns for accepting
Of the empire. They are said to b. confident Of ccory and
u regaining er0y inch Of territory aey have lost
Our Brussels Correspondence.
BRUSSELS, June %, 1859.
Negotiations PeaoeAHauieQ Of Prussia and Germany
Agiations Amomgt the German PopuIations-Rstreas Of
the austrian Army-Rapid Adc1nce Of the Altiss-Gui-
taldi and Rerou Of Italian Sa!es-Koss,SA and Hun
ga7y-Prasian Army dc.
While the oontendins parties are in the presence Of each
other between the Cese and the Nncio ready TO try
again their strength the Cabinets stirring themselves
try again their chances 1t negotiation. Prince Ester
hazy is in London Count de Rechberg is with his sove
reign at the camp at Verona II would seem, after this
movement Of diplomatic agents. that some projects
being formed for the purpose Of stopping il possible
the march of events and Of bringing the situation 70 the
point at which ii was before the invasion IN Piedmont
We shall know what kind OF reception those attempts
have met with one or the other sde but doubt
their success the moment for negotiation opinion,
having not yet arrived.
The attitude Of Prussia and Germany Is again the sub
ject Of general pre- occupation But begin to