The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-07-10
Russians" Atths ppte!sn.!' he commands
the First Corps Of the Austrian army

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OF Prague. So Ge sadom aF0 irshi.no,
| Wemust not omit to mention Gen,
Gablenlz. who commanded the Austr;2
ans in the war against Denmark, ana
Gen. Ramming, to whom Austria was
indebted ii, tie Hungarian campaign for.
the decisive success obtained at Temes-
var'--Sqht Pubic, cfLyooas. 7v .,4
JTKE ITALIAN GENERALs.---A letter
from Florence "Since nothing
but war now is talked of, tie following
sketch Of tho principal Italian ,generaiS
may not be uninteresting.i Gen Ia
Marmora isin person a tall thin man :, d,
his lace displays very decided nose,
almost Arrays sfar9aouEnted by lhe fashion,
able princenez. He has a passion for
the military art, ana is inHexible on all
points OF disciplin He does not under, y
stand any favoritism, and Victor Emah.i
ual says jestingly thai he has not credit
enoug b TO name a. drummer,in his own
army After Gen, La Marmora, the
most conspicuous soldier Is General
Cialdm. He Is a'(snial, ii *dllelookinp
man, With a quick and .in,elligeat sye,,
wears great moustache and I 81. beearo
like the ,Chasssurs dy Yincepnss, He
IS the only individual ofthe Italian army
TO whom General La Marmofa permits
this. eceentricity, for he himself is nous. }
taohed eontormab!y Ito The regulations.
General Cialami is very popular in TIA,
ly, and passes for Il man Of, action and
resource, well knowing how. to win his
men and give them all tonfd nee. The
Italian army possesses Two other supe. !,
rior generals, Durando and Della Rocca.
The former is veteran Of the, Italian
independence, and is esteemed by evrry.
body; the latter, the first aid de camp
to the King, IS man, of about sixty,
with white hair and moustache both
beng very distinguished officers. ,.,j,
PRINoE FnEDER,ok CHARLEs OF
PRUssrA.-If the Prusssan armies are
put forward, under the command of
Prince Frederick Charles, they will have
no very remarkable leader, since the
Prince is mainly distinguished as the
son'in' law Of Queen Victoria, and is
said to be afllictedfwith the chronic stu. !,
pidity which. affects Prussian princes.
He will necessarily, be surrounded by a
very able STAFF, and 'men Of military ne.
MUS win comrhahd histcorps. But when
he comes to COPE With Marshal Benedek
he will have a Tried soldier, to compete
With, and Prussia will need all her re
sos.f sou5srs &aIEtsf and Esf Best 5Sd sne f De sno
Garibaidi iislsTaf IS rspfe esseenniesd t9Bgtin ex ex.
celcnt health. Hei calm aad Eheefful
and walks miles every day, i'll Sfaer, ,, as;
he Gays, to accustom. ahis legs 'f0f long
marches. His brother died recently.
a fact of great significance, as show,
ING, that FRANCE expects to take a part
m the coming, war, is that Abbe Laine.
the EmperoPs first chaplain has been
made chaplain.imchiefo thearmy. This,
priest served asehaplain, in the Italian,
war of 1859, and was at the battles of
Magenta and Sollerino, : '" '".''
sCHARLoTTE RAiLRoAp tDRpoT. .tr The work,
Of reoonstructing and restoring tbe various
offices. depols,e Gear and machine shops on
the extensive grounds, efthe Charlotte Rail-
road Depot goes, brayely on. We made a
brief Tisit yesterday, and wore surprised, In
these Gays Or scarce labor and ofjaitiaht
money market, to, sec -theprogress made in
sfs shs slf'tSn s tss SSa Syasng These These
eaih @ CPS, Saamirssly leaaple to- the various
superintendent, = and' all sconneSted iwitT
their erection,l deserve great ,credit for
pushing on the work so, well under many
disadvantaGeous oirctmstances, IL phos,f,tr