New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17
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among them where the 6sht vas mcst iur1sus, TIE
Zooaves trying in vsir to ressrsin him.
An admirable picture! How beautifully tho
parts ere distributed! Louis Nupoleon. the
Emp-ror- orders the Zouavcs to advtncs. Ci,l-
DIM, the General. and Piedm"utese. too. lesds
thr III oo-s Piedmont-se leading Freach Z"asv-s
Z" The King PUSHES among th~m, and lights usder
the orders of his own General where the fight is
tb;ckest But We are also told that the King COM
msbded the fourth Piedmcntese division, that il,
Cisldipi's, in person. What may have become Of
the fourth division while Cialdin led IN the Zou-
sves. and the King rushed into the thckest Of the
Fight, we shall. perhaps, never learn But this
d,..- not surprise US in Victor Emanuel. AT the
fatal bstrie Of Novsra, he committed equa freaks
Of cbildl,hness, neglected his division, and con-
srput~d not little tn tho lsss OF the battle, sud
the triumph Of Rsdetzky.
From this confused account Of an engagement
tie real nature of which will not be revealed until
We get the official reports Of the French aud Aus
triats We may no xever. CLEAN few useful fsctA
The extreme left wing Of the Allies had been held
hitherto, BY the French corps Of Gen Niei; he
stood On the Dora Baltes west Of Veroeli. Next
in order csme the two Pledmonsese divisions of
CiaIdni aud Dur.ndo (4th and 3d) at Castle. Al
Ale ,ssndns and VslcDzs were the PIedmontese dr.
visions Of Csstelbcrgo (lst) and FaDti t2d). the
French corps of McAiahon, Csnrobsr and tho
Guards, forming the center East of Alsssandris'
at Tortons, Now, voshers were the Piedmontcse
5sh division of Cucchsri of the French corps OF
Bar~gusy d'Hilliers.
Now, We fad engaged at Palestro and Con6sn-
"a (ttese places scarcely three miles from each
other). not only Ciallni but Fapt,; aod though
nothing is said of Niel yet We ipd Cnnrobert there.
We also find there the 81 regiment of Zouaves.
which dces not belong tO Csnrvberts, nor indeed
to any Of the other three French corps. Finally,
ne hear that Louis NapoleOo has moved bis head
quarters to Vercelli, and that Gen. Mel occupied
NovAra the day after the ba.tls. THIS shows a
decided alteration in the disposition Of the allied
army. The leN wing, formerly composed Of NieIs
corps. 26 battsliops, and Cialdini's division, ID
batt,liops in all 40 bsttalisns, has now been rein
forced BY Caurobert's corps Of 80 bsttslions aud
Fsntls Division of Ia. making together "a bsttal.
ions, and raising the total of that part OF the
allied army to 81 battalious in all OF these, the
two PIedmODtes- divisions, % battalions, and
Trocbus division Of Can robrr,s corps, i3battslons
in all IS OOC Pwdmons 70 and at least H. QUO French.
men were, confes.edly more or less engaged IN tbs
action Of Palestro. The repulss Of the $4,000
Aus.rans is thus accounted for.
But this reinforcing o. the left wing has evidently
been undertaken with an ulterior object; Niers
advance upon Novaro proves it; and so does the
removal Of Louis Napoleon's headquarters to Yer
cell. The additional probability that the Guard
has followed him there, leaves little doubt as to
the intentions of the Allies The Guard increases
the force on the Sesis to III battalions ia ALL and
by means Of the railway, as at Montebelo. troops
msy soon be brought up from tho extreme right
spd be in time to participate in a general action
There will then, remain two eventualites Either
Louis Napoleon will follow up the movement which
has now begun, by entirely turning the Austrian
night and placing the msio body Of bis army in the
direct road from Vercell, to Milan, on the lna OF
Verc.lli and Novara, at the same time occupying
the Auetrian- b, demonstrations on the hoe OF the
Po. Or, While demonstrating strongly on the Aus
TRAN right, he will concentrate bis main forces
about ValeDzs, where paraguay, McMahon aud
the Guards count 80 battAiions, and Cucchiari,
Durando and Casteborgo AZ bait lions, ~ be re-
enforced by quick removal Of Cauroberts corps
AID some Piedmontese to the same quarter, BY
which 40 baitalloDs might DO united on one point.
and fall upon the Austrian center with the inten-
ton Of breaking it.
The ostentation with which Canroberts corps
(of which after all but Trocbu's division may be
tbere) and Fantis PiedmOntese are paraded on tho
Sesia, while Louis Napoleon removes his hssdquar.
ters with similar ostentation to Vercelli, would
seem to speak for the second alternative; but it is
impossible ~ DO more than guess.
In the mean iue, the Austrians are apparently
still on the Agoglt though toelr retreat across the
Tcino is reported 10 The London Daily Nsrs.
Their troops getting more and more conoen-
tated on a small space around Gsrlasco. They
put feeler out, now and then, such as the one at
Nont.b.llo and the other at Palestro, but take
care rot to scatter themselves. They are at less.
six srmy-corps strong from l60 TO 200 ba,tslions,
(yaping according to what may have been detached
for garrisons) The forces pretty equally bal
anced. A few days, aud tbe clouds must discharge
whatever thunderbolts they hold suspended.
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