New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

The following is the official bulletin published in the
Italian papers, and dated from the headquarters 81
GOito. az y O'Clock on the evening of the Both.
Thirty thousand Austrans attacked our positions Of
GOitO 1900 of our troops defended them and beat
the enemy completely on the open held Gen Baya led
men, and proved himself most experienced and
vaOrous. The King received confusion on his ear.
and the Duke OF savoy slightly wounded In the
thigh lie did not however quit his saddle. Two reg
iments Of cavalry are pursuing the enemy The follow"
ing account is from Cen SclascO Peschcra Is M the
hands Of our troops. The efforts Of the enemy 20 pre-
vent or retard its fall have been vain The day before
yesterday Marsha Radetz-ky marched during the night
from 10000 10 2500O men from Verona 10 Mantua with
numerous artillery and cavalry.
The garrison thus reinforced made q sally against
the Tuscan troops who bescgug that fortress on
the right of the MinciO These troops. who had seve-
raj times other occasions repulsed with vaOr the
salics attempted by the enemy resisted during three
hours nearly the OverpOwcrng forces which had so an
eXpectcdly attacked them but were al last forced o.
abandon their positions. Lieut. Gen. Bava immediately
hastod with part OF the troops OF the first division from
Costyssa to Volta, and his sudden appearance before
the enemy brought them 20 a stop al the same time
matters had taken a more cheering aspect for our
troops al the extreme LETT Of our positions AZ Larsc and
Coletarino; the enemy. who had hoped 30 derange
more directly the siege Of Pcschera on that side was
vigorously rcpused with great loss by the fourth dy
sion, commanded by Lieut.. Gen. Frcdenci
This morning the King sent, under the orders Oh
Lieut. Gen Bava the greater part VI the troops of bis
own division and those of The reserve. This army
marching from Naegcio and Volta, advancing toward
Mautua without succeeding IN meeting with the enemy,
who seemed determined not % leave the fortress. His
Majesty had already ordered the troops 20 take up their
positions the cmncnces of G0itO and was preparing
to return % his headquarters of Nalcgsio' when sud
denly the report OF cannon was heard and the oatte
began; the King turned front toward the enemy with
satisfaction and hastened to the fight before GOito
Here the engagement fierce but the excellent or
ders OF Baron Bava. Commndautg general seconded by
the well known valOr of the Duke OF Savoy, command
ing the reserve. by General dArvillafs, commanding
the first division by General Olivier, commanding t1e
cavalry, and by the artillery, who behaved beyond All
praise obtained complete success and the enemy was
routed The cavalry sent against the tuguves AZ tile
decisive moment completed their defeat
Al that moment the King received the news OF the
surrender OF Pcschiera which he Immediately comnu
ucaed himself 20 his brave army who received Il with
cries Of Viva u Re Viva iltalia' cannon ball
passed close % hs Majesty that he received slight
confusion on the ear the Duke OF savoy also got d
wound from a musSctba. which not serious, ana
not needed by him The victory obtained on this day
against much more numerous troops has raised the sp
rits OF our troops the more as our losses IN dead
gftlt ttifta. ARC liant fftK