New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

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OF Ia. 18th he oLy GA which he Msiesy weai 20 eco
them TIE official organ says the Gobagoh Wss re-
ctyct vith iCrd acc!ainSsons, and the stSteeh. :
probably peif-c'ly correct a tie troops "Le ca tne
wteeci dsy. tad !e4--t ihs; G!ulai has been ais-
missed, wcrr n biga spirits.
\ courier si,rved a, Martua yesterday bringing the
we'-lue new, t'st the g7T-i-ou - Aneoea "as s'iy
s-r lie Po aud woud cro.s 'ne iyer cl the .st lLst
l,.-tsyl Geuersi I}aron ParugaT,en the oommaDder
81 the garrison KEEP; the rosc which runs aors te
coast Until he reached RG.iul, wAeLce he magehtG
ny wsy Of Ce-ens % Ravenrs. IL Sss orig'naly Us
,nstton to p'ooeec directly tom kinnth Or way o.
tOil, srd Faerzs. 10 Bclocus, but on reacrlnS
Ccs, he leaned tlat B,oeua xas iG q state o. n
su-reC,ion atd Tat lie soud have 70 force as Say
tl,oug5 the city A. frst the inhabitants .. Fora
resolved e make i, tile cemorsraon against the
Ealrou OF AucorS but they -scousiderec tee mater
lc we0 tie Aus: cn> 20 ccutnCc their msicA from
CeseI0 "a Psyorns without mcies.a.Cn. As the gar
sCr .. II sca css arsady crossed Il troter, tcCre
viii Mt tomorrow b, a sic Austrian solder tue
Icht batk Of tie Po. II = confidently expected that
srea; battle s;l very soon be fought Gu ;Ae right
bark q tie MirCio ana probably II the neighbor6ocd
a. McnteChiatO hpG CAstsione as y IL evident tins; an
a, ack VII be mace on le-chlera before anytmcs Is
ai.er ttcd sgaius. Mautu6.
TIE fec. o. the Aies cayirs their heki1usItefs Al
Bcsc6 induces mauy people 70 suspect that they To-
tend to ft-ce tteir WAY through t1e S9ctceTI l!ro
ara by socoing turG tee .ish. faux of ;be AG-tCaa
armies ncw corcentrated betseea tie Miooio au toe
Ac;se but every cch Of gIcuLd 70 the moth oi tee
Irgo 81 CARDS i federal territory, and csnnot al tnis
nome.' be violated with impuni,y. SIrce TIC open
camragU .e Austrian army has lost about ~
Ooo meu, bot, aS ftett,rceinens H. tne ssls P'%po
tou have been cent 10 Itsly tie Emperor must cave
80 CONnen UndeI bis oonmaui. There are ten CON,
rlete corps IL the Ioubardo- Nenetisu Kingdom, ari
lie strength OF e6cA cf tGem may safely be compued
at * otN Combatsuts. One corps drmtc-l beueNe
the ith-is il the Southern Tyro aud 1t wIu ae-
ooIdirg t. Circu arces act tGe defensive or nen
ace tLs Jeff flank Of the Al Hs. IfGarbadi stu think.
Re will be abe to get iLto Northern Tyroi by way OF
III .la sNafr Aars aVss
Boimio he ceceiveS hn'elt Tor tne meuet are
laid to have destroyed The Tcufels Devils
bridge. which corrected the Na.telllle with tie
TyIOL
The following is summary of the detailed account
of the losses sustained b. tie Aust1ians al maes'
usLO:
Genera Boer and Lieutenant Colonel Treutler, his
qde.de-camp, were killed The infantry regiment No.
90 had 81 prvsics killed. three captains, four ieuten-
sut., and - men we've wounded Inc third Jaser
Battalion had seven prystes wounded. Inc infantry
regiment No. II had two captains, four heutensnts,
and s. private killed. and one eutenantcolonel ooe
maior two captains, FIVE ieuet ants and l25 priyates
wounded. The "a battalion of the ith Border Regi-
neut had 81 pIiVars killed and l3 wounded. The
total loss was general, seven officers, aud liz
privates killed and l5 officers aud % men wounded
Missing are two captains eight leutenantS, anf some
smaller detachmente OF the Infantry regiment No. H.
Some of the missing were probably lett dead or
wounded in the village Of Maleguano; the others were
unable to make good their retrest by the bridge across
the Lambro.
TIE Austrian returns of killed, wounded aud miss-
ing occupy great deal of room, but viii always be
necessary to give them, as they are the only checA
the public has on the romantic French bulletins TN
the i4h inst the Emperor went 20 the great mlhtary
Lcspitnl al Verona aud closely examined the different
wards and the kitchen. The visit must nave been
totally Unexpected for neither the director ot tue
establishment or the surgeons had time 70 make them
selves ft 10 be sseu The former had on jacket
of brown ticking like that worn by the CON non so-
diers In Summer and the aprons of some of the sur
geors showed but too plainly what Their occuQatloLs
nsd been whel the Emperor entered the mouse. Ills
Majesty who addressed several OF the soldiers IN
their nstive language, tasted the soup, meat, ana
vegetables which had been prepared Tor the patients
A. | O'Clock the day ne rode out 10 the camp
Tie Emperor is not TOO proud to learn from his doughty
sdyersaTy for he has issued order that the men are
10 longer 20 carry their knapsacks when on march
The soldiers were delighted to learn that they had
been relieved Of burden which under an Han an sun
terribly oppressive and told their officers that the
French would speedily remark the difference between
the bayore, thrust OF unencumbered man and that
of " a poor devil" (Grmer teutei) with knapsaok
weighing ~ pounds on his shoulders Col Won Kuhn,
the chief Of the staff of the Second Army, IL recover
ing from serious ndispostOn with which he was at
tackled two days before the battle OF Magenta. The
correspondent Of the Vienna PTesSe writes from head
quarters that some udIcous changes are likely to be
made 10 the mCdus operandi OF the Austrian srmy.
Hitherto the Austrian skirmishers have been few in
number and far between, but in future they will be
much more numerous and closer together One or two
aLecdotes related by officers of my acquaintance in
letters addressed to their families are not devoid OF
interest
During conflict between the Imperisl troops and
Ganbaldls men, a captain of an Austrian company OBJ
eervei ole of his en-, Soyak zone OF the numerous
Slsvonic races, concealed behind a tree. Believing
that the man was "a coward, the officer about To
call ont To him, when suddenly he him lit his rifle
TO his shoulder and take aim at superior officer, who
was getting his into order the top of steep
hill. The weapon was speedily lowered with an ex-
preston of displeasure but after the lapse OF mo-
meLt il was again leveled. a report was heard and,
long before the man could have known whether he
had bit his marx not, he was growing ike a
cock lie officer who saw the follower OF arbaldi
fall asked the rficman how he could triumph before
he knew whether his shot had taken effect, and re-
ceiyed the following characteristic reply: got fair
4" sight nj my man, and what can see can hit.
Hussar who bad the worst horse in his squadron, re-
peatedy declared that he would be soon one OF the best
mounted men in the regiment, and one day he made
tremendous dash at a Sardinan officer, who
companied by Lancer. The latter was literally rld-
den over the officer lifted by his efC leg ont OF the
saddle and the iussar returned 10 hls comrades with
a capital horse and wound in his shoulder. To
thorough bred Magyar every nonllunganan Is a
Suablan" lSchwabe and great was the Ju6ilaton OF
the children Of the Puszta that the Piedmontese
Schwabe7 had been so cleyer!y dismounted.
A British officer, who has just arrived from Venice
speaks in very high terms of Gen. Aemann, who ~ at
once firm and coGclia'ory After the demonstration
on the lith the General expressed to The people hs
regret that few idle fellows had succeededin bringing
about such general ferment, as 1t was his sincere
wish that the inhabitants should suffer little incOn-
yenience as possible fon the state of siege. The
ceneut of the Venetans has since been ncre sed by
an order that banknotes 10 the value OF JOOOO OOon
ere 10 be put into circulation. Every lnhAbtent 0f
Venea viii be obliged to take the notes at their full
nominal value, but they will not be accepted by the
State except in the way Of subscription to the forced
loan. The municipality Of Mantna has made known
to the inhabitants of the c'y that, beng pressed
/gedr0agf) by high orders," il is under tue painful
necessity Of raising s. SOh, the first nstament on
the Lonbardo- We enetian loan. The rihed gun which
yas captured at Magenta has been brought 10 the
.enal in this city. Count Recbberg Is lot likely to
turn from Verona before the 18th or at inst. The
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