The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

in The question, bat without even ksswhg what
six seagerent Powers, sometimes three sesins tlres
sometznes 90 against four; again, against nvs
equally deesng sash other combining and again Sssck
namely, 70 DO a. much evil a. possible.
The moa marvellous part OF this inq3loss b1ua-ss is
at each leodey of ee sayys kis siasda II u b
ted and sos~sny inuokes che proteetrn Of Il bsf,r,
letting out 10 sxtsos his feltos1 creates l. one NJ
zee Sco eade,s hos only lad TIE AaPpns to cause 900
5000 men Be ndssacred he does MT thank God 6o- u; bat
mh. 1s are eco erserwinassd by fire and so,rd
s.a a. c'.ne grace cay IA. eesn utterly d. y.t
susge unknown 70 all who hsve comoaied The sane
Aywn sung at Marriages and at births, tosu for
adyes 0 Mn
INTERESTING AUSTRIAN REPORTS.
HOW THE TROOPS WENT INTO BATTLB-rHE FIRST
BLuNDERs OF THE DAy-FRANCIs JOSEPH BAD
GErEsAL-A NUMBER OF OFFICERS WOUNDED
REPORT OF ANOTHER FIGHT-THs RMPKROR TO
KEMAM WITH rHE ARMY-HUNG RI AN POLITICS
Vienna lJaly y correspondence OF London Times
Austrian army has forwarded desaed accouu. of toe
battle Of soferino, would be loes OF should
attempt give informssio relative 70 the operations OF
the two Austrian armies the 24tb OF june but facts
have come TO my knowledge which must be communal,
Gated a. they are Of considerable interest and iupor.
lance.
Early in the morning Of the oath the Austrisns Der.
ceved BY the movements of their adversares they
we're sware general attack was about 70 be made In
stead Of waiting TO receive The shock the Frens
the onensve and DO suddenly that part Of the
army bad not time TO breakfast before battle bsgaa
many Of the men fell nom exhaustion arising from hun
ger, thirst ano fatigue
rhe soldiers displayed great courage and steadinsss.
"but, usual, some sad bunders were com m,rted
Two corps the Second and Tenth not into
sct1n 81 ~. ano for some unknown reason the reserve
Arefy OF iO4 gune was not moved for yard from Volta
altnoufn me Allies had many more batteries In aed
state that s generally believed there would have been
crash battle on the 24th If the Emperor had been
but his Majesty said at critical momsn, 70 have or
dered General Benedek, who toe Eighth
to fall back The gallant commander "who had half en-.
minated the Sardinans," obeyed the order but with
evident reluctance. Count Schlick wished 10 send a
corps against the faux OF the French army but could
behaved with the greatest possible coolness dusine
tbe battle called out Fe You TO be A named o.
yourselves" 70 some troops which displayed strongly
marked dislike TO the close vicinity Of q she'll.
Amoet all the correspondents the total loss OF
the two Austrian srmies At from 20 900 ea but
on the hnco a. It was on the 4tn on the r,cno-h
number OF men engaged taken into consideration In
letter received from him this morning, your SPECIAL
respondent at the seat OF war thus confirms sn opt
MON recently expressed by in respect 70 the mill
tary qualities Of the Croats .Ihsve come 70 the con.
Austrian service Count NugeuG (probsbly the Marshall
VINO Is an ocogenaran meAoD was riding about
for their lukewarm behaviour"
The capnonade Of the French was tremendous Is q
part OF the Second Army during It's retreat hal
killed. wounded and missing but you will be far WRONG
you suBpoee the loss Of the Second army wounded
were killed, but Generals Crenpeve, Psllfy, omosre
and Baiiin were wounded General della Marmos has in
formed the Austrian military authorities that he has had
70 onel Prince Wipdscbgaz, who shot throu
bead while fighting at the head OF his regiment buried
With the honors due TO his military rank The OF
Department, was deprived Of his sight during the battle
BY q bullet which passed close 10 his eyes The poor
young man, Who has already brought TO this city
Is we'll, but total darkness rne Archdukes Ferdinand
Macmillan and Leopold said to have been in the
Emperor's suite during the action.
The Aopier right calling the recent action on
the right bank Of the Mnco the batt Sofernon for
that place was the key Of the Austrian position
during the last day two has been reported that
battle has been fought the left bauk OF the Miocio bat
up 10 twelve O'Clock last night Importance
been received from Verona, where the Emperor has
@ f9 2fi sbsc n cos ores x
ent speaks Of the possibility Of retreat behind the Ad
and ere reason 70 believe that the main body of Is,
Austrian 1t this very moment ct no great dis,ance
that the expedition sent against Venice must have treat
nfcence on the future movements and Operations OF
me Austrian army. Baron Alemann the Governor OF
Venice endeavorng TO get rid Of all those persons Who
have no fixed occupation, he is DESTROYS i case OF
siege, NOT TO have any drones TO feed.
General Urban continues TO epdesvor to obtain noto
rety BY esns of procamatons and on the path Of lime
published another address OF Verona
The document has yet found It's Way 10 this civ, hs
It 10 known TO contain the suboined passage Wv
sss ~ &c s d. O.
:oeie authority teine Benoe, No one viii be- slov
document must black yellow rbav round hs arm
The Emperor has resolved to with ns srmy in
ana the day before yesterday he teegraphed 70 the
Empire, TO join him without delay. The Prince Ie mme
d.tey and 1t believed that he has been sum nouei To
change of system God grant hat his Majesty NAV III;
rect bis attention 10 internal matters before w too late
me governments has received information that Kossuth
IL IN European Turkey, on his way to Hungary out II ia
not alarmed, because assured that the PEASANTS viii
have nothing at all TO do with him." This
me that The 1neducspsd Many always led BY
oann.,.a ms Deen limited 10 me that the Aus
trian government may, perhaps, try to play off
the emancpsted peasants against their former task
masters but any such attempt would be total failure
Hungary is, TO all ineDts and purposes arstocratc
country, and the Austrian government ho,s TO
regain its influence there unless manage TO the
upper classes Of the people, II Austria been content
the country 1t is highly probable that Milan would
now be in the hands OF the Sardo French, Count |
will leave this evening for Verona. His travelling |
to DO II voa Biegeebeu, the |
counsellor who has BEEN the 1 %en Of
confidence Of fewer than four Foreign Ministers Per
Sous Of Baron Bachs acquaintance relate that he bs
gins talk Of the necessity or change and there
Is little doubt in my mind that he would consent TO
main In office even if the Emperor should resolve |
altogether to overthrow the present system The Minis
OF the Interior has powerful friends Court but s
that he will be sacrificed as that hold pen in
my right hand In fact there are strong Indications that
he Emperor will Soon have to part with the kingdom OF
hungary With Baron Bach. The storm has long
brewing, and 1t is about TO burst
THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA AT VOLTA.
The Emperor went not far 10 the rear. Leaving his
lta Ut farmyard the road 10 Volta he turned back
with chosen few, aud looked while last effort
made to fight for the possession of Cavrana The last
effort was made, bu 70 purpose. Nearer and
Tell the French Shells till actually cracked the
head Of the Emperor and another burst In middle of
his sta The order for general had In the
time been carried out, and while the Emperor and
the Az chduke retired by eros = a. veiiscoio the
First army began TO withdraw
treat was made With little diicr
still held Guddizzolo, which stt
enemy, and prevented q danger
army, however, had TO subm
centre Of the Austrian position
the occupation Of Cavrana at
Second army had TO repel alta
instant more dangerous, as the
cess with great rapidly, cutt