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ssesdy, and 70 have done grea;

DceD extraordinarily steady, anu W hs'e oo"o E'oo~
~ g. s9onsrsrs are stsn a. Garla.co The eh
Csns nader Count Schafe eotache, has 'Iie ~ from
ne es,iwa,d, and is now AZ p,ncenz" aea N 'rr. 81
S'tJrbaps corps also beyond the Pc, with bridge
.t spsssa 10 hS The fte dupont al VsccarlLza
h strongly fortified.
FRENCH ACCOUNTS.
The Pnis correspondent Of The London Tsn<s
v1es that letters entitled to credit state posi-
lively 'tha. only 1900 French troops were engaged
ct Montebello. The Austrisns are admitted to nave
fsaslt admirably in hne but not 80 well in close 9'a
ters, or when the moment to cross the bay'ne
Other accounts estimate the French forces ID tS ac
ton at fnl, I2oOO II il said that Gen. Forey c'at
v.s r;ddled with bullets.
Private accounts say the real loss OF The Frsnch
wssI0t0to 100 men.
The Pavia correspondent Of The London Tia>s
s.ys the Austrans admit that the French Tough:
spendldiy. From the nights the Austriens beheld
the novelty Of train after train Of French troops ar
rivug by railway from Vogbera, disgorging them
aad Immediately fastening back for more.
The official account of the number Of killed IN the
affair of Montebeno, fors sarded TO the Mn'stsr-oWa
states i. to be- ,I63 Gen. Flenry, II apPears had
annrrow escape hs horse being killed by canaon
ball and himself rendered sensele-s by the rush Of air.
II vas not for time after he had been c"nveyod
10 the ambulance that consciousness reformed, ana
that be could be pronounced out oi danger, hthou2h
nOt single wound or confusion was Visibse on MS
whole bosy.
ENGLISH ACCOUNTS.
C.TrespondeDee Of the London News
Turin, May ~.
We have received but few details Of the brilliant
action of Montebello. sent all could pick up IN my
yesterdays letter and can only add that the posi-
ions Of Genestrelo and Monsbelo we're carried at Inc
p"ut of the bayonet ard the cry of Long live the
"Emperor Long live the King" The enemy was
pursued by the cavalry as far as Casteggio ana can
state On good authority that yesterday morning the
Austrian corps d. armee was in foil retreat toward
Stradela The French bulletin published yesterday at
Aessandra under the date of Friday last tells US that
only 1,000 men Of Forey's division were actually
epesg. during the day. They assaulted the strong
po ton Of Genesrello Cemetery, which was defended
ty 6OG0 Crosts and carried it at the point OF the bay
Sfet The Ssrdnisn cavalry did wonders, aud a boiy
Of lS,000 Aostrans was ronted by smsn 9and ol
1900 Alice. Another brilliant exploit was achieved
ON our le by Gen. Cialdn, the day before yesterday
This General having been ordered to occupy the lett
side of the bridge Of Vercei, which had been broken
by the enemy, and protect the erection Oh new one,
vnded With lw columns the river Sesa at Albano and
at the Cappucini. The frtt column was strongly re,
srted by the Aus.Ti6ns at Viletta but after hard
fight succeeded n carrying the position aud MAINTAIN
ipg il. The second was fortunate enough to surprise
two companies Of Bohemian regiment, and great
part Of them were taken prisoners. The loth kegr
inent Of the line, together with the Berssger Cava-
leggieTi Aessandra, and Piedmonle heaie CaVary
dating guished themselves very much.
P.RIs, Wednesday, May %, 6 p. m.
All the accounts from the theater Of war agree that
the conduct of Colonel Gambels who, at the head OF
battalion Of the 74th, aided by the Piedmontese
cavalry arrested the passage OF the Austrian columns
on the 20tb most heroic His gallagtry has been
rewarded az il deserves He is promoted Ia the rack
Of General Of Brigade the brigade Of General Beuret
vho was killed in that combat, being placed under his
ORDERS Letters entitled to some credit state positively
that there were but 200 French troops engaged at
Nontebelo, though it is most unaccountable how the
division Of General Forey could have been 10 weak
Poreys coat il said to have been nfdled with bullets
and il seems wonderful how he could have escaped.
The Austrans are admitted to have fought admirably
In hbe but not well in close quarters or when the
moment came to cross bayonets.
The following Surdinan bulletin has been pub
kshed:
"TURIS, May 2l-Evening.
"Here are further particulars Of yesterdays ba te
Col Brig adler de Sonnal has been covering Tor several
DAYS past the right Of the Allies far as Casteggo.
Yesterday at H. two strong Austrian columns attacked
our light horse the winch, after having opposed an
obstinate resistance, retired on Fossagazzo, where
there was a corps of French infantry. Oar cavalry,
returning six times To the charge, retarded the enemys
advance PaJt Of Foreys division then into line,
and fighting with the bayonet and sustained by the m
petpous charges Of our cavalry, to the cry of Nive
fEnpereur!" "Vlve le Roi " retook Genestre 10
aAd MODtebelo, where the enemy had entrenched
themselves in the houses and in the cemetery. The
eSmbst lasted six hours Our troops pursued the van
uui,hed as far as Casteggio The latter left gres
number Of dead upon the ground ana 2OO prisoner,
whom i4O were wounded men. Ii is believed that the
hoes is not less than oO0 News fro Voghera up to
II O'Clock this morning affirm that the enemy is rehr
ing in full rout toward Stradella. Many carts flD
wounded and many troops, passed the bridge ot Stella
this morning, moving in retreat.
a. Meanwhile on the extreme left of our army, Gen.
Cialdini with skillful msneuver and much daring,
Ssroed this morning. the passage OF the Se'ia near
VeIcel. The enemy fled, leavlngn our hands officers
and soldiers prisoners, arms, carts, and horses.
"ln this deed of arms the 10th infantry and the
cavalry distinguished Themselves"
Colonel Morelh after being seriously wounded,
wrote TO his wife the following lnes:
81 AN covered with glory and with wounds; have
feel only a few moments to live, but wish that my
last thoug should be for you and for my cOuntry.
A dispatch from Alessandria says tba, the wounded
Of Noniebello have been placed in the hospitals at
Aessandrs. The Austrian prisoners have arrived at
Marseiles. The Emperor hsd ordered money to be
distributed among them for their relief
Corresponssnse Of The London Herald
TURIs, May ~, 1862
The PiedmoAaese Gazette publishes to-day only
aecount Of the affair at Montebeilo last Friday Ii
differs in several poius from that which trans nted
to you, but comparing notes with several French
officers who have just come up here, slightly wounded,
an disposed Ia look upon the attenuation supplied TO
me as in the ain correct, aud point in partic
ular which most disingenuousy suppressed oy the
offcisl account, have corroborative eyidence-that
the Austans retired from the field because large
bodies Of uoops were coming up. One thing is also
beyond question that AZ Monlebro, where the bariest
fighting took place, the Austrans not more than
5000, the French being rather numerous that
particular point. The oulk Of the Ausrians renamed
At Cssteggo, and the advanced guard made gallant
stand at small hamlet about half way between
toe hers and Montebelo, called GlnStrelo. The
act truth about the action, and how II brought
about will never perhaps be correctly known.
According to the Published accounts you would
fancy thai 500 Frenchmen put to flight and actually