The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-16

WOUNDS dressed tre sufferers were plasst "a rauSA
carriages transported 70 Vsroas, shsre IN addtDa
she great rssps c1pveu, o toe Jesus o,nsr
s,n,orafy esssAbuspts, ,h. Cssoo nSd neso 6si "A
btOs ior their reception IL Was nat past IN tls
uotrrpg OF ,he Goth woen re'u nei 20 Varoa! a.
anticipated sharp ei'ess oos pitce Zoe tbs p'ssss ol
OF Mor zamosus yesterday Ia notwi,asssa1,,. t,s
French the Fn oorFs preserve, taai pos,op She tae
hesdq quarters OF Coun, Schick s'o,d BrShelo. sue
Allies ~eii as the AusriAns must reassemb'e aad
arrsuge their army, ~hen doubtless, hosslt'es al bs
I.samea There E. ARE mere 4s' Or 300 Pred noassss
this side may turn out TO is impo,ao,e
yet 10 state with precision They less
than l9000 or 1900 men hors de coabit N, gaasrsls
Allied. Among the wounded are Count Patty,
siesuy; General Philpovics, General Bstn, an bs.
heve one or Two Others Several oooae.s aud namnsrs
OF oilcsrs nave been Killed or wounded Prncs y Win.
dtcosraiz is dead as sell US Colonel Mumn.
There 10 no doubt that the Austrian army on tins
24Ah suffered much Inconvenience from tue fal.
they we're attacked BY the Freuch and Pts im,u.
tese three hours than the time axsi Dy
themselves Tor assuming the Offensive Their dis.
poeitions, admirably a. they may have besa msio
for an attack, must have been faulty when be-
came necessary 70 repe An advance OF tue enemy Il
evident also that the Emperor intended 70 aivapce
moe o'clock IN toe morning was BECAUSE no knew that
his various corps would not be IN their proper positions
ti ,hat hour he was, therefore to certain extent ua
ready al Elk O'Clock IN the mornilg The Tenth AL
Eleventh corps movements, which should have turned
the French ie a. Medole, very probably depended upoa
calculation II tme which part OF .hs Austrian
scheme OF attack The Eleventh corps (weig) did
beieve come 10 sgnt of toe euemy; bur 1t did 20 zoe
late 70 have any serious effect the result OF the day
while The Feu.h corps seems 10 have At ALL
TheeS facts suggest fonae reflections. How was 1t that
The French were ready at Six O'Clock To make
combined attack against the Austfiaus VINO, on toer
part, nad but just taken up positions os toe previous
evening? 40 easy answer caD be given to That qIston
No sooner was the first Austrian battalion out OF Val
leeso the 2Sd tbsn bsleo1 observed to ia
the air from the vicinity OF Monzam osnoa sgOai, 40
doubt, for the French in iastigone nave a full con
viction that the Emperor OF tne French knew the
Corps that made his preDa sccordir civ; aud
inst, the other hand, the Emperor Of Austria was
utterly unable 10 ascertain what tue number dis
tribuon Of the forces of the Allies This may he SAID
as the result which must be anticipate in every military
movement Oh Italian soil.
IMPORTANT CIRCULAR OF M. WALEwSKI.
Inc wing circular has been addressed 10 French
oipiomsuc agents relative 10 tho attitude OF Germany
PARIS, June 20, 1859.
Mous eur-You know Of the circular addressed Dy the
kuss Cabinet TO its agents in Germany sni you will
have pprested the Of the vie which II submits
therein opporiupeiy tie OF the leGera
governments One better to define the re
sptcve POSITIONS OF TOE Powers the AFFAIRS OF Ray or
10 arrive al more correct judgment the general
ton The Russian government renders full justice the
sincerity OF the assurances which have given 10 Ger
many from the commencement Of the war, and II sees
therein With sufficient for the Confedera
too 10 regAd witt perfect confidence the
OF the Struggle IN which We are engaged 10 Italy
My intention no to return To Of which you
wi have eAsiy conceived the object pont, neverths-
ees your particular attention to tue this
document when belong more especially 10 the relations of
the Copieder a,oa with the pending question Not only
IN the opinion Of the Russian government is there No
occasoa for Gems1y 10 interfere because neither hsr
inter ss nor ner rights danger, but xug hsr
self up 10 the confc. sue departs from the position which
treaties have assigned u her. Not only unable to
SHOW IN the exciting state Of ars the necessity OF pro
ecung che Eu,ooeaD equilibrium, Is mot u sna ;ed
sno which she herself compromises II SOS pteLeads 10
say that roe Is necessarily interested IN under
tskeu by Austria as u European Power and that the
so'on OF the Felera oohy AS suca ought 10
be exercised beyond the limits Of the Confede alton
such doctrine would be productive effect Of nothng
lees tran the complete Incorporation OF the non Ger an
PROVINCES OF Austria iato she federa Union, ant tas
way would be as mucn opposed tue real interests
of the German States 10 tue spirit OF the European
treaties which have agreed TO the con'itoos OF their ex
iesence.
rhe organs Of Austria object, we Know tia, tue los
sesscn OF the Lomba.do Venetian kingdom In haao
souid De necessary Tor tue security Of the federal
tropuese-
When that assembly bad occupy Itself with the mill
tary organization OF the Geranic Confederation the men,
oers the ASSOCIATION who nave German POSSESSIONS were
called Upon TO name those OF their provinces which
charges and oohgstions raus the process verbal
Of the deliberations dated April @, ISIS, amply
proves that Austria, after having enumerated Ger
territories, spoke OF those Of Italy, and declared
Ia positive terms hst she way entered view
OF extnoog hey ood the Alps Of tho defence Of
the Confederation 1t under consideration, We re-
pest, 10 dx the bases of tie Germanc military system
The discussion assumed al Lhs moment eli the tauca
which belonged TO it Oh u subject 30 closely connected
with she essential inteIest o. Germany. No voice WAS
raised to assert thai the Lombardo VepetAn kingdom
yet tue Pc cor its sfiuents, tue Aiige
son. IL WAS Ell the alps, according 70 the proposition OF
AUSTRIA that the Diet ought place the frontier and the
me Of oefence Tor Germany.
DO not insist at greater length upo, fact ehch
plies oth such authority To all objections; would not
ST TO set theses based false spprecstions and
gaiaed oaly by the pressure OF circumstances.
The new military Deasurts VII ch have Jast been sdop
ted IA Pr sss 40 DOT inspire therefore, with
ihe Puss government, in mo5iiisipg 40 import an
part OF its army, declares that has ect titan
pfcect the security Of Germany and {, put itself ia
state to just Influence ullericr arrange
meIts IN accordance with the other great Powers We
snAot IA tnis hnd rea5on 10 ossect from Cabinet
oi Berlin. Ths government Of the Emperor Which vas
oeerous that tie affairs Of Italy night Ds deoae in Con.
srees very far from refusing via. all toe Powers coz
CURED with 1t in sseklng-,he regulatlon-did, when
Necessary, Itself Call for their participation a. oppor
tune moment.
The circular Of the Russsn government indicates 10
sufficiently plain, in wnat shall not fail
act when toe proper time arrives. this document
recalls and have myeef informed YOU tue Eug,lsn
government, III the Commencement Of hosties
10 the German governments the best advice counseag
them By me ans TO make common with the Aus
tflaps against us.
Without yet having official information of he disposi.
ton OF the British ministry, authorz ID 10 in.
fer from the debate shcb preceded their coming into
power CONCLUSIONS the moot favorable the in 1epend
ence OF Italy ard we under the firm persuasion that
she Engith government is in It's views well az in
the support OF is influence favorable the solution that
We Ourselves GEEK. WALEWSKI.
THE NEUTRALITY OF ENGLAND.
From tee London Times, July Al
DOUBTS existed 10 quarters the gencnerees