The New York herald., 1866-07-05

Tho Yeai am Army.
THB REGULAR TROOPS AND VOLUNTEERS.
Florence June ~ csesrondence Of London m r
1--we governments will accompany the headquarters ~
the Italian army In the campaign now opening General
Cadogan who WIS attached 10 the ardipian headqnar-
1ars In ths Crimea and also In 1889 sent by
ernment, Colonel Schmidt represents France; Nalor
Lncadon, Prussia; Colon Bombo, Span General Fash
ford the mil ,ary .at,ache TO tho Russ Legation at
Florence, was at first said Eot to he gong, but
/ now hear that ne will The Prussian government
of the campa n. Uu To the sesansSAfe M tpEs
w sctonpany the &my For thss there appear 70 be
two rcasous-he great number Of applicants and the
ndisree disclosures concerrsng the strength &c, of
the ka.ian army recently made by Ital writer In
Paris paper-dsclo>nres at which Della Marmora and
generals know to have been much dspleased
The regular army has greatly the start Of tho
have M stored too quickly and strong be posi-
bic TO cotbe and theEn Those at Bari and Baretta
described as tattersd mob sy persons who we're
lately among thcm--one battalion only with arms, two
partly cloth d, the rest wanting n CT thing hut In
enthus asm, which appears TO be unlimited Mot OF
these young joined with little besld the clothes
they stood in, and which nayc since sGfered gnsatly
from wear and travelling.
The voluners in the North, at Come and IN the
equipment and organization than tker comrades in
the Neapolitan provinces Asyetfw Foreigners haze
come In; but many expected hear OF an English
man hav ng arrived there OF respectable connec
tions and ample nneans 10 under saribadi
That General was thus morning At Berga,no who're ne
received with the usual unbranded enthusiasm. IL
said that he is going to inspect e volunteers at Bari
and Bare,tA the latter place, few days age, there
ten thousand OF those recruits for whose reception
no adequate preparations had been made BY the gov
erumcnt In the way Of quarters and rmsons, and
they were living about the seets The inbabtSnts took
alarm at the sudden prodgieas inux Of hrnrry house
less and closed the INNS eating houses ana Shops
that the poor fellows could not even ret ac
oammodatifn for their money The volunteer officer
who writes these details adds that the inhabitants OF
Baretia not III disposed only proioundly ignorant
but from ether learn that there great esi
OF reactionary feeling at ths place, and that 1t 10
increased by the presence Of the volunteers ~ ~as
at Barleta you VIII remember that the priests laty
got up n ST Barh0lomewis Eve a small SCALE ana
massaersd some unfortunate Pretestants II Is quite
certain and Is declared by the Italian papers, that the
stances Of the present time; that brsandsse is the
increase that many Of the southern provinces are very
insecure and that serious disturbances o. .ne pnoho
however IL hoped and believed that the government
possesses ample forces in those districts
FONTS AND MEANS or ATTACK.
II 10 natural suppose that attacks on various other
ponfs OF the Austrian territory will coincide with the
forward movems Mt Of the main amy We may expect
TO hear Porsanos cannon soon hundsnns sssns. so1e
cious enough when CialdIn should he Sighting near
Rovgo; and Bxios division, which Il, o. lately was,
such an operation. II would not be ssrpriaing IL
body Of volunteers, combined, perhaps, with regular
troops were to move round the northern end of the
Lake Of Garda &c the Austrian gunboss prevcutd their
crossing 10y and carry the war into tire Tyrol.
underprcse circumstances I may be presumeS that
no great respect will be shown TO Federal territory. In
short, with The enormous army and powerful navy the
aiians now have, and every In which IN burning
for action seems natural that when bosiitics
Begin they should assail the Ansrans aercey IN every
tom and suspect that those who direct operations
have plans IN pefto which none suspect, but which q
short time will disclose TO the surprise Of the public and
the discontinue Of the Austrians.
have little doubt that the revolutionary element will
be effectively syailed Of in SOME % sustras nonaan
provinces
MARCH or THE voLrNTEFps
Como June ls correspondence of the Salu Public Of
Iyonal
The battaiions Of Lecfo lch this morning for the
vaclne In the direction OF the Col dc Sieyio At the
hour at which write the First regiment of the Garha.
dans have just embarked on the steamers OF tho lake IL
Como AT eleven O'Clock numerous carriages brought |
families who came TO the day here with young
men That regiment offered magnificent view. II Il
completely clothed In the Garbadian uniform. Ail |
along the port the battaions nlcd or in three ranks
The volunteers were in high spirits and their enthusiasm
tained the masses On oil parts national hymns burs,
out accompanying the muse Of the national guard The
crowd was immense the Jet les In the streets and at
the windows, all dressed out with hags
Each volunteer had decorated hts muset With flowers
ana ribbons Italian hnmor joined In the Tts ~ some |
OF the soldiers suspended lanterns their bayone,s and
when the spectators asked what for replied 40 hnd
out the invisible Tedcschiln The women IN charming |
toilets leaned from the balconies and ,errscca Among
oil these wero moihers wives, and yon ng girls who
wore sending 10 the massscre their sops and
betrothed could not count ten who show I'd |
any weakncss al the final moment The steamer |
iao soon became red mas the volunteers being piled
w mere handkerchieis were waved with energy the
songs redouoed the cannon gave the SIGNAL for depsr
turc. "Addoi addioi Viva rIiMai viva rindlpen. |
DENIAL Viva Gsrbaldi
They started In frghtful weather; heavy storm was
raging the thunder rolled nccssantly and the wind !
raised the waves on the lake like miniature From
me hish mountains enormous clouds bearing down
,n tne daFk gorses Again some reports OF cannon |
5efe nesru, ana The Iaro disappeared In thick mist
Thirty nr fory women then thrsv ihasslvsx on their