New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
Antrim Account. of The BntlIe.

Austrian Accounts OF the Battle.
The Anlaa Oas,tfs of the Goth March publishes sew
era Austrian bulletin, of the late batts II appears tna
the 2ls the Austrian army moved 10 close columns
In the direco OF Morsrathe gst corps In the dltcc
tion Of Genbol0. and hsnk column on the road u
Nlsevsno. 8, soon ss they arrived on these three
points the Ausrisns found the two dvisona OF Duran
do and B6s amounting to from ~ 900 to 25OO0 men
The first corps OF tho Austrans under the orders
OF General Count WrAtisaw and the Hank column was
commanded by Marshal Wohgemuth, while the dVi'
snn forming the advanced guard was command by his
Imperial III ghness the Archduke Albert who vas near
MOrtsra- The attack OF the Austfians wss 80
impotuous that in the space OF three hours the Pied
driven back on every point 20 Bugos 81
70. GanbolO and MnriarA
The column Of Marshal W1hlgenu,h. who had sus
tanned brilliant combat NJ Beregnsndo, pushed on 10
VGevauO To Col de BrneDdsk, Il appears. IL 10 be
especially attributed the successful attack on Mor'srs
500 prisoners including 50 officers and staff officers
pieces Of cannon, 10 ammunition wagons, > 500 rev
mu,kets quantity OF clothing aud uecessarss OF
every kind, and 10 horses. (ive OF which were the
property of the Duke Of Savoy became the trophies of
that day. The loss the side OF the Austrans was
comparatively small
The bulletin from ths headquarters ~ Novsrs dated
the 2th mentions tha, the second division OF the Aus
trsn army encountered the enemy nj OlsngO TIE
Austri-ns soon that they had q do with the main
force OF tn enemy who 50 900 strong The bat.
te fought with tho creates, obstinacy the Pied
mOntese attacked Nth energy and continued bringing
up necessarily relntorcements 10 the ground The
troops OF the Archduke Albert performed prodg Of
valOr Hs Royal liighnsss having determined not 10
lose iuch Oi ground the oss of the Austrsns was
conss quently considerable that side. The division
schsfgotche 20 the aid Of the Archduke but the
PledmO we're still superior Ia force that point.
Marshal Radesky being Informed Of this state VI affairs
ordered the third division 10 advance by forced marches
Matters serious that the c0rps do
had 20 be brough, on the ground. Towards o'clock,
pm IA bsuslions made their appearance. OF whom 7
fell into line Instantly and the other joined the e0rps
de In the Al 8 o'clock the fourth Ans
tan division arrived and occupied the road OF Yer
cell. y, this moment general attack was made, and
the PiedmOntese, who could no longer keep their
ground, showed symptoms of hesitation and began 20
tall back Driven from the natural line u retreat they
pushed into the mountains During the retreat,
continues the Bulletin Novsrs pillsged and hre
10 in many places by the Sardnlsn troops themselves
The necessary dispostiOns o. pursue the enemy
about being taken when the flag OF arrived de-
manding an armistice. The next morning 4 second
conference took place betwcen the new King Victor
Emmanue) and the Marshal, which resulted n the ar.
mistce.
ne loss both sides 10 great but that Of the Pied
mOntese 10 serious than the side Of the Aus
trisDs The field Of battle s covered with dead bodies
and ihs sptss at Noysrs literally crsmmed with the
wounded Among the killed and wounded many
general officers well superior officers Of ths ar
mics. Many thousands Of prisoners, many guns and
quantity Of aagel fell into the hands Of the Aus
| trisns.
Accounts from Milan state tha. Marshal Rsdetzsky
arrived In that city with bis stsn after absence o
| only u days