New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-15
C.,,,,ued from the Fifth PAGE.

Continued from the Pinh rage.
He. - i; ,oon Tetnrp to the charge. The AIRY Will
BE- well satshsd 10 learn that the bmPeio'h about to
Gait the CAMP for it fully expected oo the 2ith
K h. wonld he either killed or Wounded
II D.. car,esnoudent Of The Dztiv Neps saws:
aTts po,,,S publishes sispateh, " aich II describes
- private and 'impoT'an' one Purporting TO give
S,. az the battle Of Sofsrino. econtsrns no Fever
.-sh,ng beyopd diluted psnicul'<s already known. /
Am yerv iocreduous shout PR ate ;eegrams from the
,Les,er az war a. know ia, none are slO we'd "a BE-
sent The Empress nas doubtless received a grsa,
deal of news cot ye puthed, and some oi tins msy
very likely ooze o'dt with Jess aimi1;ure OF
error The Pdr dxells np,n the risk which the r. D.
peror ltssys that he put hi- horse oa, Of
walk when chaoging position although sno"rIs -
ballets rsiDed arouJd him. TIE Emperor ORDERS VI
the day speaks Of the French army ~ having oSn VP
posed to 1900 Ii II suggested oy me l'. .S
thst hiS Majesty dbl not here mean 20 speak VI vi
whole force Of the enemy par o. wnon q, ,o
70 the Piednontese other points, ana tha' 's H,
Austrian fierce cannot have been te-s than ~''''''
The senOfiicial journals are nos allowed 70 sta;
thst, beside iGen. Anger, whose arm wa, carrier
sway nv A cannon ball, announced 10 the M1Hpeur,
Co.. Eorey De Ia1mlrault aud Deu We're wounded
nj the battle Of SOiferno, bat that, happily nom OF
their wounds ore serious. The S,e~e says thH' Coz
Pinard Of the 3ith Regiment Gen. Bazalne sdivs1onl
brother Of the dire ctor Oi the Casso E-cOmpe, IL
snopg the wounded.
Notwithstanding the great satisfaction felt At tie
news in the MOHaeur that the French army Is cross
ug the MiIcio without resistance, the paucty OF the
details given by the Official Journal bont the battle OF
Sole mo occasion 10 the public mod al inpEtIence Tor
further intelligence which pehap-s more intense th@n
reasonable. No doubt the general views II the 1encl
Government with regard 10 publicity are open 10 eA-
ception Bnt in this particular instance, the success
Of the French arms, IA admitted by tue antrim ol-
letns was decided that there can c4rcely oe any
leading facts relating TO the battle wnIch the men
vOuId care to conceal IL should be rensmOerel 'hAt
the Emperor If bis reporter. Inc sketch OF the
battle gwen in the MoAuT to-day mast De considered
AZ his representation 10 the Empress Of those broad
Outlines which we're principally impressed upon MS
own mind the conclusion OF the combat, ana before
he became acquainted with those details whch ne can
only know from the reports of ms mar-hais ana gen
erals On the occasion OF the battle OF Magenta tne
casuaies on the side Of the tnfEed out 10
be II uch more numerous than the Emperor hal sap.
posed them 10 DO al first IL is, therefore, very naura
that in order not to be obliged 10 correct hs etnstes
few DAYS later, mis- Majesty should abstain for the
present from giving figures The reason for withhold
ing the names Of the generals wounded Is not 80 ap
parent.
II was reported in several salons last evening tha
Gen Anger had died of his wound. This brilliant
artillery officer was at time political friend oi
Col Chauas and an ardent Republican. lie did not
net Immediately rally TO the coup ddG,, out ne
thought it his duty To recognize the popular V9te OF
December 20 1921, which conferred upon Louis
NAPOLEON the master-hip OF France. B7-lde the
three generals mentioned by the semi otcia papers,
il stated BY the IadDenddHce, processing 10 speak
ON the authority of Dispatches sent to relatives tnat
GeDs. LevaillaDt and Douay were also wounded al
Solferino. II is communicated Ia the Pde that ths
Duke d'Abranies the head Of Gen. Fdllys s;sf
INiels corps was severely wounded, but he Is d,ing
well.
Count de Larochefoucault Of the 81 Chasseurs
d'Af0u a well known member Of the Paris jockey
Chb-rdlng too far before his men, Wa. surrounded
and made prisoner The same fate, "a hear, beiel
the Count de Gramont.
A Turin dispatch says that the Sandman l)sses a.
Solferno were very heavy, and mcntions among tue
Killed Generals Mollard Penier aud Arnadi, Colonies
Beretta aud Perno and Capt. Palaylcni, of the 6cr
soglieri. Gen. Fanti's division greatly distinguished
itself
1t is said TO be pecnarity of the Emperor that on
the field of battle he puts his horse Ou Of walk
] hear that in letter TO the Empress he mentl0nei
that this his habit III order that he might be able
10 remain on horseback for very long tins without
feeling fatigue An adede camp twists up little cigar
cites and passes them to him every three OF four min
utes.