New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
rur rnyKNgyT aYr'1EI,i;syasc. ~
DIS. sfFsB u tbs lits, q ~ c~.i

.stes srs,e,s5ot fs vat busfrg ase5 !, g,,ys 3.
ths sta u Tie sasss, tOEafd Loa, szoug enyIza b
firm az inl>,r'1a: reioge sn1 . reqa.s T9s.'asf s
Isgs, more dmesh . tske hss fsas,Tg
of Panr hii>a wrh iLsaTssHt.. nat tss soi-
der, u BaLs,Sss diylsiJ. hs1ist oy tse I71zTss,
msse their sTerk. y zas sb)5. ; - ',ioc1 - tas
evening" ibs bosisoz -ss blsck A. b cloof-, so1
tLstteTsl,ral which wa RON 70 f,1rs, ffefh,n'
srseey lgi ID pp bs Disin WITH W % hsfe., 1',.
bsyo.1 lf,,e brfge = ne - I@hss - - 80
,,i .ssf,, he Zoaaves q. 0Ds suTrD1Fn'si ~ %
,.afl s,s1 their m8esets AL tbss r1.n1g i9r taf1
wr.L lie bsJ0sei. The reg TsDs noaep-ing BsI -ne
St,,'sfln All csns o. the stfsk sin'.'4reDly, ~.
.I,ee5 81 .zo regiments 81 i.4dr.rsai.s dgisios,
"a tI,s a eouba, sLs1eJ f7VID s,reet ~ .ifes, at
Ie1,e % bore ~kch lssies isur boar. Ihe Fs.-,-
s,ce ots,>sd by ne as,raLs vssol the mas ok,,i
nae ehsr4e,er, ssi Whole c9mrUies tEovgh ON
Il..sy smIoub1sd, fODg9. - t5s r.t Whe5 ne
pT.rcfpsI ttIeSs we're '<sc9psd ty The Ffsreh, ths
I.,uase@ ard FoOt Ghess,urs gssycnsd 0n 'h> isrgs
budding % wsieh bsge alajei. The immeupe e5iice
ves scf.oun<sA by rsoat Ike yr.sOn Il he Middle
Ages. Tb, /DDsv~s had t@ stink the P9cip4
.nifsscs, sDd tresd tbsD -gsy through l4ty
rLth u c2yr|,r y'5ls ~ pa,,.sg sd .. S,aW .aa,s
snare a. sysyy sall sheheF. soorss u A1frau eyl
A,.rs Dghf coming 1a The rain wss falling ~
torreni, but stll The 6ghAr dd Dol ce9se. - bast
the AssiJans gave way % syegy pom, All retreat
eounencsd isyOrs1 by the thickenlny osfkus,s.
Hursing aeros the plssThey we're closeiy tolowef
by be fIeBch while me ltsrss VI fyTsy division,
which Tie le'', ~ t''f mem rtff YIfi
Ever, ball tsd, ,hs, the be Day the soyfons #
MaleYnaH0 Jressnisd 1TeHdfgI spectGce, tine T0sJs
aD1 drcbes be'ng ,rswa with DEM botse. 1he rain
converted fte sarcs,es In toTreDts, w'Ic1 csfTef
srny score Of bodies. Many Of The Austrian fei iao
tte.. streams and ucfe-,TOwBsd, an 1nf1ItnDa,ey
tlne u orr men suffered tle zane ia'e.'
Another letter from ~ Ian n The Stecle s@ys:
IL tbs affair ii NcagDaBO Gen. FOrey who com
rn.pded he reserve iore,eeDg The fight II .be enc
my TUNED the villsge; he cared iyD cInisteYs Of
gre sOt of ~ bais ~ be- fred at TIE ny ng Aus-
ir.sn. ard they s,reyed Tho ground With deai sa@
one spyt In the plaIn which literally e0ysre1 With
the c'upses of AusiraDs piled The other. II tLe
smy could have been dirlJdgd before rLgtt ret IN,
Ills not doubtful thsi the greater part Of them wpud
have been killed. The l0ss u the Austsns bos been
Immense, Il mny Judge from The innnmerabe dead
bodies which this day remain on The Gsl of battle.
The Au.trinns have singular idsas on the way Oi max
Ing Melas considered tbht Gen HCn@y ute ds-
fcai.d hiD IN violation Ol all rules and tho country
men Of Melas pretend that the conbn, WITH the
bayoD.t In unworthy Of civilized nation. cOnVersed
ycsisr0ny with an officer who - n prisoner and
he spoke frankly on the supject 81 Gun understand
tbs, ibe TufcOs fight with the bayonst, for they are
Alnos, ,ayhg.s; but the French Tbai Is
NJ, fair warfare, II Is downright but;hery'' Fighting
With The bayODet w. In trntb moro desirurtiyo than
firing musk ets and the French knO better how -
that weapon than the Austrian; but those no,
ressons why the French sbond abs,an from Gsng the
bayonet. Bstide, there IL another g5y the
bsyoret has been The principal arm us,d Ia the com
ba's which have taken place Our army Is in friendly
county sud with the bayoset obtains possession Of
villages occupied by the Austrians 10 order To spare
the property Ol The iGhhbianta. With the NO can
non which carry 1900 yards, II would be eadef for
10 kill the enemy under the walls of houses tban 10
naIoh against bom WITH tbe bnyODet, and sho1d lose
much fewer solleIt but IL II desired that the French
army shall not maxi by ruins its passige through
county which il hst come 10 deliver Gen. Forey only
fired bis canister Of grape when the corps iafmee Of
B.bedek in retreat ncros3 the country. The slt1
alton Of al army a lIcndy country has undoubtedly
It's advsnagesi but any one can see ih" 1t hao neon
vsDieLces alsO."
From Ths LoHdoR Ti@o, Juae 10.
We have been favored WITH tho following l,lters
from the correspondent who described the Ba.tls
@ Maesn'a; v,.,,
Iodil, June 9-moTnipg. I
"While Milan was still IN frenzy Of joy az The ar
rival u the two allied SOyeregns, ths place va. The
scene OF a sharp combat with the Austrian rear guard
which had occupied and fortified this large to"h with
considerable force, intending 10 gain tihe l"r tho re-
treat Of their army and baggage rom PaVli 10 Ioi
sD6 across the Adda. This tine vas tho hfst corps
OF Marshal BaTaguay d'iIllisrs which Ind Il. turn
Three divisions oi it--BalaiDe's, Foreys AMI lAmi-
Iault.-bai leit the DeghbDrhOJd Oi Milan only yes
terday morning, to advance on The high roal IN the
dir con Of Iooi while other troops went IN different
directions 10 gain the Adds and thus - cut Of pos
sibIe, some Oi the Austrian troops
One look at the map Will show jon how important
the position Of Male gban0 was for the Austrlana IN
Their retreat Tor ITS possession by the Allies cut of Tho
retreat Of everything coming from Payia which had
no, yet passed San Apgioo. Besites MalegnanO u on
isei l. a tocTsb.e obstacle 90 the 81, aDce of an
arm from the complcaici system oi irrigation for
which IL has been employed. Just before the place
i;,elf three ne streams diverted into no end Of small
channels, unite into one, the Ntabia, coming from
Milan aid skrirg the road is deep canal OF consid
enable width. II crosses the road at some hnnired
yards from the village, and nDes 10 the LEFT oi u With
The two others the Lsmbro and Muzza), coming down
In northcIly and North easteIy directiOn all three
united flow through the town and tuctiiy all the
neghborhood famous for the produce OF its da'ries
The country j. the same auvia plain "a heretofore,
With the dohes aud willow treas around the fields the
only difference being that the com becomes raIer and
hay d. Ids abound.
at was known that ltbe enemy hal occupied the
town ard It's neghb )lood since Sunday last the day
of hs Ier, AZ from Map and that he had considerable
forces assembled there. The dispositions were, that
the DIVISION Dazainc was to attack the position IN
front from the high road the Division FoTey from the
right by one Of the numerous byroads which connect
the villages both rides with he ain road while tho
Division iAmraut bad ~ tske the town Likewise by
one OF the byTOads nom the len.
"Tbe three columns aiysnced accordingly. They
baed the road H. cook their coffee which is 70 the
Wrench soldier wha. grog IL 10 the English. AFTER 4
short Icst on they went again, until, at p. m they
arrived In sight oi the town. The day had been close,
the road dusty, and the march long, yet soon as
they arrived ~ the point OF attack the order Of battle
was formed; the center column with tho let Zousves
ami tie Jeff with the 18th Of the Lac ahead and the
10Th Caasseui a-Pel and the orosea ground 10
he interval between the tive. The night column
Was used more for naakng movement than an actual
attack, foi the road from Magenta leads out 30 the
right Of the town. and il was not prcsumable that tho
ebcny would hold much on the opposite side Of il.
The real object Of this column 10 gain the high
road and molcs, OF intercept, the etemy's retreat.
Before attacking, aie caanOu. shot red from
tho biijgo before the town. which the Austrians had
again le standing. Those latter did not reply; this
The order g. adv given, aBd the XOusves fun
Of fesife fo uha nj ,itsfip