amuaed to sen how perfect and orderly their movements were. They went through all sorts of military evolutions with such stead iness and precision as could scarcely have been surpassed by grown-up soldiers aftei many mouths of training and drilling.— Their commanding ollicer, Count John Ar rivabene, is a young nobleman oi three-aud twenty. lie belongs loan illustrious Mantuan family, which, since tail, has eoauributeda great many soldiers to the cause of national