Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-19
,,.,i.,,l I. .Vs by the Europa.
ial @ I1rnI OF CHARLES ALBERT.

c1s 10 TOO proclamalious on The l1th
pablsAeu 10 the inhabitants of Milan,
sis add'es1J II the LOmbardO-Veuetian King
sro In0'TI N the former he informs the Mi
largs' les Milan 10 carry the war into
bal De ,,-v; but to tranquilize The pacific
[ngs isl'',j .Jjs that he leaves sufficient
pns, ns reII-provided citadel. He hopes
'n' ~ ,snain quiet, second army being
30 vi. wiz e. his Sovereign. The second
70 a9l;; nearly of the same tenor; he
Bsaon .bi.aD,s of Lombardy and Venice
be IN y, % perverse party, which only
g'e Co. -.,,o;ion of hoslili;ies TO excite new
hs T5s Emperor offers them liberal in
s .S,m NOT. blinded by fnnaticism. re-
D; u a. n. the 2O,h inst. the Piedmontese
sn' he frontiers of Lombardy. On the
7'sstI 7.'.'- dav Gen. Chrezanowsky had con-
Oo0 men at Novara. At midday
Esi N'Ii bsinu drawn up in close column on
r00Pa. ..on,isrs. received orders to march on
ii'1' 'P9fralora and Magenta. in Lombardy.
p ADVANCE post. on Perceiying the Of
mi of the Piedmon'ese. retired to
'O't 'ssr exchanging some shots with the
T. .b,,o.shoo!ers. In the evening Of
n5s. p. divisions of the Piedmontese's army
- Tossino at Buffalora, and almost ST.
with this move nent, that Is TO say
-;,r of the 2Ist, Marshal Radetzky
,;Eor some twelve miles lower down.
[ .Teeysno and Pavia, at the head OF 10000
If this movement was TO place the
~ the Austrian army between the
rri;.ious of the Piedmoniese. between
','i The bridge of Bufalora. and the corps
IEbv Gen. Ramorino. which occupied a
: ,bs south in the angle formed by the
!. Tessino. opposite Pavia. RamOrino
,,5sred 10 attack the Austrians on their
nt he failed TO obey that order. and was
~ Jsrrived of his command. Radetzky
-fr ru,bed on to Mortara; and while with
-Io5v of his troops he directed his march
-rs,reIi. he disposed his left wing so as to
p.Irontese In two; and two divisions of
| lbs-,s troops. which were thus cut of
psf Of the Sandman army. were forced
"a The neiahborhood of Pavia. In order
.b,sh me communications between the
=, Of his army. Charles Albert was forced
= recall The Division. which had crossed
nina ar BufaloIa, and been pushed forward
rsra nearly at the same moment that Ra-
was crossing the Tessino in the opposite
n ST VIgeyano. IL was evident that MS
IN order 10 re-esIabish his communlca-
ba5,en only one ofIwo aliernatIves-elther
-s,,and eudeayor 10 take up a position IN
|,bso-hood Of Vercelii or Casale. or at once
n.tle. The irst plan was rendered diff
ts srapidiiy with which Marshal Radeizky
trVard to VercelIi. and he consequently
sgss unn at once attacking the AustrIans.
ts E,s Consequently fought on the 2lst. iE
r5b1raood of Verceli. between thai place
..u-lhe result Of which was- that after
a.s Struggle on both sides. the Piedmon tese
-rlsteIy defeated. and forced TO retreat
zely towards Turin
From the Loudon Times. April O.
gIan Gazsne Of the 2G.h March publishes
i Austrian bulletins of the late battle be-
AUSTRIAN and Piedm0niese armies. 1t
daton the 2lst the Austrian army moved
uuuus in the direction of Mortar ara-tbe
b. IA the direction of Cambo!o. aad flank
u uthe road 70 EIEevauo. So soon as they
u lese three points Inc Ausirians found
fJsioHs Of Duranjo and Bes. amounting
2l.0O0 to $4,000 men. The first corps
rzns vas under the orders Of Gen. Count
-, and the flank column was comma nGed
81 WoH .eemu,h. While the division form
lyance guard was comma ndet BY his
ghuess the Archduke j lbeft, who was
slisara. The attack of the Austrians
.l2sigOls that in the space of three hours
loa.ese were driven back on every point
SIO, Gambo.o. and Moriara.
J. !1Ha of Marshal WohIgemulh. who had
ab1IIiant combat at Beregnando. pushed
3 -7ano.
E s,Iu from the headquarters of Novara,
"A 24a. mentions that the second division
i.sIaR armv encountered the enemy al
N Iae Austrians soon saw that they had
lac Gain force OF the enemy. who were
'-0g. Toe battle was fought with the
Naacy: the PiedmonIese attacked with
'aantiaued bringing up incessanily re-
aSs o the ground. The troops OF the
ALBERT performed prodigies of valor.
A'ghnezs having determined not 10 lose
.round, the Icss of the Austrians was
Y! considerable on that side. The dIVl-
s1che came to the aid of the Archduke.
@noniese Here still superior in force on
Marshal Radetzky being informed OF
Of affairs, ordered the third division 10
n Y forced marches, in compliance with
10 that effect made by the General of
aoAsPre. Matters were so serious. that
rps de rsserue had 10 be brought on the
towards o'clock, P. NJ, fourteen bat
ae their appearance, Of whom seven fell
as!antly, and the other seven joined the
'''rre in the cenire. At 6 O'Clock the
E'nan division arrived, and occupied the
'sfeeli. At this moment general at
aade, and the Piedmontese, who could
Eepitheir ground, showed symptoms of
aad began TO fall back. Driven from
Inc of retreat, they were pushed into
a' During the retreat continues the
tAOyara was DiII.rod and sci fire to in