The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-23

Ths ssteamship K,nsaras, which .aitss ,,ou, =,
'srpoo' at lo'eiock on the Ssh in.s ,r,Iv., :.
New YORK Tuesday moruiug. She bril-, r,an.
four days later than those previou.,v r,o.f,.a
containing deeply interesting details oenc.,nt,r
events tFanspiting In Europe.
rHk BaTrIs or xlars7a
lFrom the London Tirae. OF Juae -th1
ihe news OF tns great battle OF Msgsn,. rama
rP'n rs IKE oae Of those heavy shuna.r ,.n-ns.
tost SsEse sad de!UEo us before We hn,a IT,. 80
mark the coming clopd Il is fynnoa.;s, ''ae W
uarrspsred monsut TO messurs with 80 ~,
critical acumea the abrupt inssllig encs thet IS
oo men ne dest aud wounded, and that 500 Ar.
~ cSpEFify. Ihs tmhs iastica rnshe, mm.dI.sas
y 10 tbe co2ctution that, vhsre such h.,oc ~
o'e'pihe and order must have ceased; th.t Al.
'dF'en' h'rs'Ten are s;ill pursuing fusiti,.
NTetchcs oysT the opsn plains: that ths sr,,n
the s.orst, aGd the camp equip.rs ef a., i.;'
proud Austrian heat nsust all he the prev Of ~
rt'or we eooniurs MP in cur miuds ths d.,.u,
- ,'A' tcene % SA,nase whose whole Is presented
20 SO In snch terrible simplicity. We see m. ernvd
iuE multtudss eoatesting the nsss.pe ~ 81,
stone bridge that spat Abe po near Frs,,nr. 20
= tho military bridge thrown hastily acro.. .
l:iIs hiEuer NJ tho iivsr; see ths bn,rio1
masses tbst on either slds support their fornrn..
Ngsihrep' tbs pianstss shot aad raltling yr,n.
tEAt fsRf vide ehhsss in the Evinr ps.. r.
see m 10 boar the EhontIto strain our .,.s ,hr1rS
thr smoke OF the battle TO watch the apon;v,n
stubatAnts whils the svsut vet hsnrsups.~it.ss
T. eaten tHe nrtf s5rHd of panic, aud 70 f,log
the frantic Fight snd The deycs rursui,. ",
cat conceive even that we stand on the q .lJ -hIl
the soits OF the battle rolls arsy ana lo.L -
tAc vid grouna vhile the shriek aud the r..b sra
Yet hesTd and seen far away upon the horIyo, =
\" 'ais " the common mood Of every reader Who
moses Tor moment over the story that setx.1
= IN every mans mind on toe rloT ming a, xa...,
tsy. HTtSo cannot At frs. tutor Ourselves 10 the
Io'silii'ty that such great battle can have been
iouthi and eon, aud that anything can .ft,,w.,d.
remain 10 suspense. Afsersuch a h.rv,,.c =; 49,
we esnno! believe that anything can rsm,;n fr
the sehle. while tie tou'geoisie of paris are
Lighting mp their houses and putting on. their
Gags, snd cosaratuia:iug each other npon a.
Etter destruc:iau Of the Austrian xrmv-wbIo
ihs hospitals are fail kEd tie graves ar. y.xni,.
1t isdifcalt TO believe that that there Is stilIs
great importing force in comn.st'or6er.nd (,
torsidsbie discipline, which is collecting the frax
me1ts ct the broken army, snd which nr.s.,t.s
formidable front TO ths victor.
Vet II We take the prudent course OF Judging
events rAthsr by the position OF ihe .rmi.s th.S
- the iscshsga OF teegrams tbi. sanpui,arx
tI!sle ssems ty no ulsaps decisive As We arc ali
p-oGe to believe. II subsequent French tsieor,m.
r.jss 'he presumed loss Of the Austrans from. IS,
ti9 TO -o,oO0, snd ihs admissions Of the r,euch
casualties at from : Geo to 5000 thew rn.n.ioa
other circumstances which tend to nua,iTy Ih.i
hr'' announcement Of great aud decisive victory,
uHe 2t ths hr's eonsioe'asons by which tao
m'ghinde of victoryis measured il the numtar
OF standards taken. In su utter ront the nrst Oh
tsoi OF stsack and hs mcs. dificnit thing to bssr
eh is the eoiors Of tie broken army. In this vic.
hAsn
taken by the viciors Asaic, when there j, nj,bt
asd pursuit the suos cannot be carried oG-tbsy
must necessarily fail in great part prev 20 the
vicEcrs. Even al the minor euxsgsmsnt A. p.,..
tr0-s mere affair of ouiposts when eonneras
With hsEents-.isht sups rsmsatd in the hand. cf
the Sal ID nisDs ard the X.uaves. In alour.T,:rafn
lot!s We never fsilsd 10 take the .usiseers' guus
although the hidden stores appeared ia.rhsus 'ibIa
Without, ceNs!n show Of suus we cannot reckon
victory very decisive; the enemy v ho can csr>
~ his artillery the held ca1not be- entirely bro
zen. Yet only three Austrian guns were tsken At
Argsnta, Ard, what as stil mere Suspicious fact
oan French gun renaised in ths hE=ds Of the .ns.
ny Again, she o. jsct OF he French advance was
Milan Milan, the capital Of L9mbardy, was d.
racty behind the bAttle~EeId Oar Eaeli,h nnh
lc, therefore, were justified Ia their copcln,ion
d At, sspposing the victory 10 be so conclusive a.
the French Esiplcings would bid Us 10 believe tho
inward morsmen: to Milan would hav. taken
place the II 3msut that the ceTeripg array had been
broke
That tho French gained great victory on Sat.
urdsy is, We take it, udspxtatle, and We ttipk
We can sac enough 10 believe that their tactics
were admirable. They seem 30 have greatly do,
csivei the AEs.riaus into belief that The attack
would ooIHs from ths EeEhborbood of AIssssndris
aLd would be directed upon the Piscsnxs road
Onr correspondent from che Austrian headquar.
tevs, In the letter published to-day OWNED the
trslh when be said that in his opision the move
msnt towards PircsiZA was but feist aud that
the attack would be made from the north west 4
less slOw-wittsd enemy might psrhaps h.y. saen
some immediate danger when the Freach refused
70 recsiY5 another Austrian nsv q, trnr. tha
bearers Of which according to the high military
authority OF Major Dslsetty, should be one-third
Ambassador and two-thrds spy; but the Aus-
tTsDs were undoubtedly uiied into security At the
point where thsPrsnch forces was so rapidly con-
oeEtratsd aud Sc promptly fang upcu TIE two
beaten dtyis5Bs.
HCW FER NiWs VAS RECEIvLD IN pAsis-coNGsnfs
OF TIE rRKKcH FzEss
The consequences OF this victory were not
known last night. Only ties brief bulletin teie.
gFaphed by the Emperor bad beer published and
that very late. lhdesd, II nay be said that the
glorious news, ~ as all Frenchmen must consider
It, was uEly made known to tie bulk of the popu>
lkton at half past seven, By tic salute OF twcuty-
guns flrsd at the Invaldes. Later in tho
evening, as the nawH spread, the snthusiasm was
general. The public buildings were illuminated
matter Of eouTss: bat Whist ia far more irR
poT.ant, private houEss in the most retired streets
were decked In coored lamps, and the bozlsrards
were blsSe OF light Tbs streets were crowded, |
and all the world was talking OF nothing but the
dasest ot les AEtricaieTs TIE Empress came from
ST. Cloud about haf-psst sight, and from nine 10
ton dove up and down the boulevsrds 10 an open
carriage. will not speak OF what did not see, |
and therefore cannot tay how her Mstesty was
received at other points. bat on the boulevard |
FoiEsoniere, her hJsssy'a carriage WAS surround,
I'd, and the esthusitsp1 exceeded anything | ever
bshsd. The erica Of ''Yive PEmpsrsur," "Yiye |
TImperstrics," were ilcsssant, and so close did
the crowd press around the carriage, shouting |
and waving hats aud handkerchief, that for Egs |
nfnu:es the carriage could not move.
| an hound TO say that entbusiBEm WAS not |
at all diminished by the fact that the Empress |
showed herself dseply affected BY It, she sobbed |
sudibiy and as she raised her head TO bow to |
the crowd, one could easily see the tssrs stream |
, Ing down her cheeks Princess Clotilds, who
compknisd her Imperial relative, remained per- |
fscts impassirs To-day many housss were de-
cors;ed with flags, and at the Theatre Prancaiz,
poem by Mercy is to bs recited during the night.
The Losses of the French army set down at
5000 killed aud vourdsd, in the published dis-
patches. | told, however, that il Ia four
times greater. Two generals are klisd-LEspi-
nasse, who comrnantsd the disastrous expedition
TO the DobrudsohR, and Gen. lie Ciercq General
Mel and Marshal CaHrobert are said TO be wounds
ed A ciphsred dispatch has been received az tho
War Once and Il is seid that ths amount OF kilt
cd and wounded oG the side Of the French 10000 |
J; Is stated that the Emperor lcl ths lnpeIial
guard in person to tho attack, and that His Ma
ssty at one time under fire, and In c3nstdera-
ble danger. THIS grand news has driven every. |
thing elss ipto nothing. Intense anxiety is felt
10 political circles TO know the impression 1t viii
produce Ia the rest Of Europe.
The Pays says:
as oar army coca forward on the theatre of
war, telegraphic COMMUNICATION necessarily be
come more and moro rare II 10 moreover certain
that the enemy has Gu; tho wires almost every |
whsre. We must not, therefore, be surprised II
there shouid bs some intervals between the publ
cation e the bulletins Of the hruy,-ftill less |
should we be sl.rmed at It. Ths victorious En-.
peror is Advancing ip L;mbsrty, at the head OF
msguihoeut army conce ntrafsd under his orders, |
with q military conception as well conceived as
ably executed, and the MiiaEshe population awaits
him &c libsrstor.n
Th. Pays also contains the 'plswing paragraph
bearing on the great sTents Of the day:
"According to rumors coming from a source
worthy Of attention, the French army bas on this
occasion been !acs TO face wiih tho sntire Ausir.
an force. What coparms this Tumor is that Aus
trisn dispatches received from Verona and Visn>
ma, state that General 0yusi had concentrated his
whole array ths other side OF the Tisino. Ac-
cording to calculations, the Austrian forces st
Ma mn hSYa M a Al laaai Al GOO