The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-24

spoken with one Of these Pedmontese poor fellows who,
although in dying state told me that his only wish %
enemies q his country am sorry 10 the losso tue
Allies in the affair Of Paestro has been very large N
iess than 2, 800 men were put hors de combat
Volunteers pouring in daily 10 Ference and men OF
al classes placing property and money at the disposal
OF the government 10 help In defrayng the expenses &c
OF the army Many absurd anecdotes are told OF the 70
lunteers. young officer sitting in cafe, when
private passing by called hun out and began scoune
him The officer listened resecuuy and soon after went
low common soldier speak to you in that manner
''Ob," replied he, "tbat's my father Wnen the war
broke ont ordered 10 the frontier, and having no
else to for, he volunteered into my regiment
OF course he was obliged 10 enter the ranks, and nav
ing passed through the military schools was already an
officer ..t. .fr.
The National Gazette Of Berlin, continues to publish
articles written In moderate language arguing that Aus
riap rule Ia Italy is entirely unconnected with German
interests declares that In Prussia there not with
the exception Of the ultramoptane and euda parties y
persons who wish TO Prussia draw the sword for Aus
TRAN Italy The journal In question is one OF the most
widely circulated and popular journals OF Germany.
Some journals having expressed the opinion that the
Bavaran government has violated neutrality In allowing
between 10000 and 10000 Austrian soldiers to pass
through is territory their to the Tyro. The New
Munich Gazette remarks that the government has only act
cd in accordance with military conventions which autho'
rise Austria send her troops through Bavaria from
German province to another The Patrie however asks
II the New Num- n Gae can guarantee that the troops
in question will net be employed in itay and remarks
that from pro amation OF General Gyuai there
believe that they destined to operate In the
Of the Franco Sandman army.
The 7dgepost, of Hanover that the
ton extraordinary Of the Diet Of the Kingdom will take
place shortly after Easter, and that the government will
ask for credit of 100000 thaers destined Tor waike
preparations.
General Count de Guyou who commands the French
forces Rome published the following order of the day
dated 2sth ult The French Ambassador has arrived
from Aessandra where he had the honor Of seeing the
Emperor Napoleon His Majesty charged him to express
TO his satisfaction at conduct and your attitude
at Rome may add that have 70 make known that the
services rendered by TO the Holy Father and to his
government considered by Emperor as being OF
such great importance that he will day prove IL to
you by marks Of his Kindness am happy and proud
my fine DIVISION and am confident that it will
duct itself in such manner as to justify and deserve
them.
of the army is called The classes of 1884 and
1885 are to join their corps on the l0h and that Of 1886
on the 18th.
| The Mssaare Of Modenn announces that the Duke of
ModeDa has obtained the support of the Auetan troops
They were expected there the 4h the date of the bat
| tie Of Magenta.
The Paris Aoaiteur makes the following announce
meni:Al eyes are now liked on the army Of Italy. At
each event that takes place families eager to
the tate of those soldiers n whom they Interested
and the Minister of War regrets that he cannot immed
atey satisfy their natural impotence. The Emperor has
ordered that the names OF the officers sub officers and
soldiers killed wounded shall be sent to the Ministry
of War, which will without delay transmit indvidu Al bull
lens to the Interested Every arrangement
been made for carrying the wishes Of the Emperor into
execution rapidly possible. Although the Minister
receives news by telegraph he expect the list OF
names except by the ordinary couriors. While army
Is on the march there considerable difficulty In dra wing
up these lists but The delays will be short possible
For this families have guarantee the soctude felt by
the Emperor and by the Empress Regent
From Florence learn among tho necessarily scauty
reports to tho strategic OF the united Tus
cans Roman volunteers and French troops of the line
their northwsrd progress the important selection Of the
barrister vncenzo Savayno for the Ministry OF Public
| Worship. This advocate had under the late Leopold,
been the great champion in defence OF the various noble
ND tha
poldne code Church affairs and resisting the absorption
of Tuscany into the Austrian Concorda ne stands
same course since 1871 His views as to dealings with
the Roman Court those of the late usrious Abbate
viucenzo Giobert. nfnat. ~.
Marquis de Gafet who had volunteered the trenches
OF tbe Crmea could stay 10 Paris longer and has left
the Jockey Club for Lombardy.
II is stated that Marshal vailant's aptness for
siege work exclusively s the his
command IN the field and as the beleaguerng and bonn
parong OF Pescbiera Verona and Manua form the
next act Of the Italian DRAMA he kept safe for that
work - -
correspondent of the Nord says that the Emperor,s
despatch with the news Of the victory Of Magenta
srsd no lees s than eight hundred words i opened
presence Of the Empress and the guests who had been
dining with her, When the translator to the pas.
first in the field, he stopped for moment, owing to
difficulty IN making out the cipher; Madame McIahou
was the prelude 10 terrible tainted away
The Empress Eugene's appeal TO the public for con.
J
wounded is pacarded all Paris, with additional
ntmaon that offerings will be received at all the malries
Crowds o. people are reading these bills with sad in
the mind when the inhabitants Of such city Paris
are told that there pressing necessity for immense guam
titles OF old rags to be sent all the way to Italy assuage
the suflerngs of the wounded. No dgures could
speak so eoquently The projects collecting linen
he departments.
The Paris correspondent Of the London cle1s esva.
The Austrian General Szabo, who fell at Palestro not
relation of the Hungarian colonel OF this name, have
ctotaA ohO vaFk T,-so ,r,kI
Nove, is busiy engaged in organizing Hungarian le
gion. Generals K!apka and Perczeil will command It,
The lustrious defender Of Comorn Genoa where
the quddres OF the legion are now in fair way Of for
nation.
The Cork Qreand) Reporter many persons may be
anxious to know what has become OF the Italian exles
publishes letter from Turin, which the Duke of Caoal
limo has written to friend of his in Queenstown. He
aays- Poerio joined me here The 10th Of last month
lie Is well Our mutual friend Mollca is surgeon to
corps of volunteers, and is at Florence. Many of
companions have entered the Sandman service; Dono
/ soldiers" =
The captain of vessel belonging to the States of the
Church, who was prevented by the French Admiral from
entering ports Of Oanarno states that the
comprises the mouths OF all rivers the Venetian coast
Most Of the volunteers composing the troops no fight
ing under General Garbaldi have lately achieved
su;h gallant deeds against the Austrans Northern LON
bardy, are the officers and men who organized and
brought to 70 high state Of military efficiency in the
British Italian Legion, when commanded by Colonel Bur
naby Of the Grenadier Guards Their gallant conduct
shows bow valuable their services would have been to
the British army. had the Crimean war continued
captain de Cristosoris who distinguished himself so
greatly in capturing two Austrian guns before meeting bis
death, when commanding the advanced guard at Ses.o
Calende had been Lieutenant in the Italian Legion and
ages in England when conducting first rate military
school, near London as already stated.
correspondent of the Debats announces that Colonel
Chabron Of the Third Zouaves was promoted TO the rank
of general on the day o. the combat Paestro It
aso said that Lieutenant Colonel Porion the Zouayes OF
Guard has been named colonel Of The Eeventh reg
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