, 1859-07-15

| tS* Nl9Q 10 ptS14h with them IhHfHh1 attaEh,
,4e od mr. prGynees aorh Of the 4les might
| seneltan hingdou but that attachment is oniF
70 oe c1ncll!ated BY q complete change Of sys-
] tem. Inc losscs and reTerses Of the Italian
campaign would be bleasiug instead Of . pis.
,o1une, Tere they to prevail upon Austria e.ea
.uS .nS 70 aaopt pso1reas'se and liberal system,
cast from her that4radit,oual posicy which tMiee -
aIfeaoJ IN the present century has led her 10
'as very verge Of ruiu- "''-
The Austrian Army before the Battle.
Correspondence Of the London Times.
yrroxA, June -
Count Gyulai ia finally removed from the
command Of the army, bich is now under Two
uenerats. Wimpaen md Schlick, the supreme
eommaad being vested in the Emperor ID per-
son' with Baron Hess rs ADVISER. The Austrian
atIny IL =, full Of hope that the blundcrs Of the
pas! "1l not be repeated, md that they will be
~ u 'utuEG with SO much more vigoz and unity
Z on the defensive, but, if necessary, ASSUME
'oe oaensise when the fit time approaches.
numbers, ef1iciencr, excellant shirts. and
position OF unparalleled strength are certain e1e
%ents OF success, it should be the fortune Of
n .ae Aostr'ans to repe1every attack. 1have bad
Journey through Austria to this place, with
"nat actiTity and order, with what regularity
aaa ealefency, the military organization OF this
etnptre Il administered. Sipce the completion
q n inc ra,ETay from Vienna to Nebresina. near
;aIese, and from Verona to Casarsa, rapid
tnn.efcomuunlcation n' takes place between t1,e
.bs'nest parts parts Of the Austrian Empire and
tue itAtan States. In order to facilitate the
passage o. troops and transport Of stores the
puo!1e trans were reduced to two per diem on
.ne herman lines Of railway, while on the Ital-
Ian spes the public service was completely sus-
Penaed. From tue utmost limits of the Austrian
@ Impife military trains are always running to
stores IN rast quantities accumulated and cattle
transported: The plain around Prague was
covered with horses, all Of which, no doubt will
nno thelr way to the sent Of war. Alop.. tbc
me from 'lenun to Nebrcsina there was q per.
petual succession Of trains, carrying soldiers
ana storss, At eTeEy principal station crow ds
were looking on, cheering tile men rs they pas
sed, waving their hats. and wishing them sue
cess, in response to which the men chesred in
tifn md sang in chorus those stirring military
:sFans Tor whicl EGermany is celebrated. There
II no doubt Of the enthusiasm which anjmates
not onlJ tue army. but the whole population OF
here intend to fathom lhe cause. This viii be
more f'tiy done BY other and ADLER hands.
At every statlon there are soldiers, recumb-
ent or aioot. officers smoking incessantlr. Cen
darmes OF the Guard with liked bayonets and
Stu'ncs sung To their shoulders, scrupuously
neal and clean, and casting piercing gfauces 1t
stsanSers from under the peaks Of their brass-
pound mud pointed helmets. There are men
Drought together from every cline, most Of them
n n the undresi gray linen coat of tue Austrian.
Inc dark kmen in light blue hose rupniu: inio tbc
snoes 81 are slasonians, or Huugarians, vr Croats,
1he distinctive marks Of the Inter are their
1iacs leather belts md accout1emeuts, those o:
tne line regiments being white. Here and there
afe lyroless sharpsho0ters, with a light rray
UNIFORM and hat adorned With cocks fcutIi-
crs. Here again, are men ia dark gtay over
ais taced with leather, their heads covered
WIN the Lancer's cap Of the heavier brazen
Jadging By my own eyes, sec that the men
arc a.! strong, Vigorous and healthy. Notwith-
Standing the heavy marching to which they
navc been forced, they are mostly erect and
sololer Ike. saw no yery young men, such a.
one might suppose likely to be recruits.
AL seem TO be tried soldiers. Their Spirits uro
excellent; their bearing toward the co..atry
people clsil. They mike their small purchases
oil bacon, bread and polfenta ut the shops with.
out quarreling; they lie quietly in groups about
tho streets, OF pass through In perfect order
and q under eridently good discipline. One pe-
!lar1ty hare remarked which nm told is Il
recent innovation. None Of the men carry their
knapsaeks. These imp.dimtnta seem to be nil
henped together ln carts, which accompany tho
corps, The good hua,or Of the men NAV nart,v
be owing to this cause. 1t is but quite recertiv
taat tie Emperor, by special order, exem oted
'he troops IRON the necessity Of carrying their
knapsacks.
fffum the London News, June17.1