, 1859-06-13
Details Of Alafls By The Africa.

rtRL,c rEELlSG IN LoNDAnDy.
A letter from Milan, dated east May, and re-
ceircd il Paris, says:
II It appears cer,n1n that the austrans are pre-.
pairing for grcAt rctruSradc movement. They
hare prcs%tl all tue CARTS andlorseA iu the ter
ritory ofParia and Lotto. md sent them toward
.Piacenxa, no doubt 10 actutauluid the means Of
transit IL Casa Of retrest. -.
The chief cuitor or tue Official Milan Gazette
ha4 found It neccssar.-4o quit the town, mud his
two sub-editoEs were arrested yesterday in con
sequence. it is said, Of having correspondent
with the enemy.
Should the Austrian army suffer check, the
plan of the Emperor il believed tc be 10 abandou
the country Us tar Us Verona. The Government
is ut present established there. Tie crown,
Jewels and valuable furniture of the roya1 pa1:.-
ccs have been transferred there, and it has been
suggested to send there the Italians holding Of
flee under the Government Of Milnn, and who
have thus fur compromised themselves with the
popular party. As for CUT part. VIC desire the
moment Of Transition hstween the departure Of
tue Austrians, flying the country, and the occu-
1,at1op Of our jIberatots. There urc men here
who hope Tor some hours Of vengeance and dis.
turb&ncc.
ARuLLEnT SHIPPED At NARsr1LLEs.
tcoFTsspuadence Of tue l"ad"n q .t Tine ,,..<
Last crening. after the post went, several
large steannerx left the port Of the toilette with
troops, artillery, horses. provisions, and war
like stores on board. Some small crafts follow
cd, and were towcd br the steamers. This
morning The passage Of artillery tl,rougl, town
were the reminder Of the nine batterics III
tended for fcEhorn. The seigc artillery las
! not been sent vet, and hut very small portion
Of the reserve. Each corps de 'armcc il to
hare reserve Of four batteries, and besides
there is to be general rcserTc for the whole
fn .fv+f.t lin $1n nf 1$o13-
is estimated the proportion; of txo guns tt
1000 men would be ample. Alarge proportio
Of tie guns which have been sent of during th.
last two DAYS were the smooth bore light twelrs
pouuders Napoleon guns. They had evidentl,
Just been delivered out Of store, und had nere'
been fired; The angles Of the muEzls we're a
sharp as the day they lett the latle* They wert
mounted upon sight pounder carriages, whscl
scarcely appeured to hare the strength and 50
lidity NECESSARY for the piece.
II was intended not to issue more Napo}eo
gune until they had been rifcd to throw 81
pound g tindrical shot, and then they were Il
BE- used a. aiege guns OF rather, fancy, IN bal
teries of position like our eighteen pounde
TN nHAnLr NATURE OF TEE COMBAT At xoE1s
The Paris correspondent Of the y. Y. Con
,.~c;al Adoe1tt.<r writes, May &c:
4nE pfOQQTl4Qu VI uEAA W WcuH0&Q. on
French aide, III the battle Of Moutebcllo. il yer
large, the bayonet having played IN impor
ant role in the battle.
The los Of superior officers on the F.cne
and Piedmontese side comprises more thaa ON
half Of those engaged in the nction, and
accounted tor BY The iact thut the office
were compelled, BY the nnture of the fig
The scarcity Of troops. and the absence Of !
&illery 10 engage in tue hand 70 baud fight wi
their soldiers. Their uniform served to dist
Ruish thom to the Tyrolcse arp-shoosers. vi
composed portion Of the Austrian force, u
they were selected as good marks for The lol
range rifles of these troops. General :Brtahl
- seesns to hare been killed by almost the i
run discharged by the retiring troops.
Tbs greater part Of the fight took p!aea in t
streets Of Montebs1lo. and ihe Austsisans had
;:b< dislodg ged house BY houss, as The point Of t
h4yones. Tbs battle OF Aontebc1lo, unlike Il
- f12oo. will be without importance as rega1
. The future movements Of the two arznies-
WAS IN unexpected bsttlc, and was merely
re3istanee Of au advanced French corps to
= strong roconnoitering force from The Anstri
side It. ~ none tie !esa aha<d bought, a