New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

exebt of war. The AusiIise army WITCH has oaeu
6eiriIg ct MoD.ebeiio, fser,rc. Mageats aud Civn'
,Ia IL thus con posee q young soldiers, vh9 cann".
have tie insurance tie fOrtude and oi-ciohoe 81
Ia ard nor, experienced ucn II would have teea
~, t,,b,less had tue Austrisns Thought ~ this
matter 10 tine Tsey we're aware that l. al, n -po
leon scld move Me moved II 81, VIII Tue Ne' u
he fruy They knew that be nal pau nlsn PIe-
nm. t. tduc,. old soldiers t. rensin N the rsnk-
after The eypr atOn of their usual time, aed tta. tue
pcked neu Of TIE French army, 'rei unier the e,re
sun Of Africs AID 10 the hard campaign :" vac
GRO ga, would be opposed to them shl pe
,i-,ec besir. by an artillery Of novel and IN :.
81. Give kind They cid not take sdnciehs
heed 4 these important facts, asy more laas
tt.y considered that ge1e'als whc, Ten yehIs 90
fout Ia With stlh'y sLd success IN the csmpasa: u
I..iy might ,oss by have lost some o; their org
vgcr Tie resdt has been such a. to open in-r eye,
to toe Lec.ssity OF supplying deiecls ~h'ou ore no
s(psreLi ~ sl The soldiers no are GOV ,ec'u. 't
TIE Austrian ar " the re'Ded iurloash uieu VI
pos, yee-s; they nie a reserve which 1t wJu.i, per
hsps have beea better 20 employ a. once, ou, "u.rh
will give decreased v'gOr ~ Tue Efforts o, ausu
OF old the ar wss 9ttUut reserves, ahd sior
series Of defeat nec.ss sted the formation OF no'
amy, composed ohisa Of rec'uis. Ine Presenl "
ten gives Aus'na which en ,bes !, to tesn
Osser ala Os; in-taby. The quest n A. Iit "a Suo
preseIt sar ia cG cernst !. thu; Which l. pest "
NIX all the tried dt, act trust to recruits s''et'
Ct employ first TIE young sodiers, AID bribg W re-
serves sfreri a. tar rhs preseot campaign l. COZ
ceIred tie Te-u T. favof the trst Of thee a-rna'S'
with regdri TO the geGeral-, the experience Oh 'u1
sst few MOI ths has been decisive. FIRST II Was 'unl
recessary To reu owe Count Gyulai Now fuhoei
changes have become Dece-sary. learn that C'tu'
Clam Calais retires to Germany TO supermtebd toe
fOmat IN Of neg corps; that Prince Edsard L'cn,en
stein follows Court Glenn examp~; that General Lsd
WITT, who withdre~ his cavalry oGolto Is p-ad mel
al Il at general LauDg shares BIZ fate. thu, wne
trepch generals are becoming Dukes OF insS1t'y
prII cipaes, Austrian generals remain IN tneit oil
dcrities or lose those which they previously EN- yei
The retirement OF General Zed~itz p'o'uJtes { unit
Siernterg, an1 General PockUuy gets step. Count
Pafy also mes TO higher rank AMBIGUOUS c0ioncs
becon gel erals cf brigade.
Among those whose Lens and energy age cannot
obscure or di1iDish, Baron Hess stea1s p'on'oent,
and Court Nugeut excites wonder. Coubt Ndgeut,
although So years OF age wes to be seen III the c-uef
Of the &C ion of the 2ih either scanning tue ADVANCE
Of tie eDeuy from prominent positions, glylog diiec
tons or chicug In gereTs. He reInaoed In Tue ti i
OF The danger til toe as and was only ny the t-G isl
sol citude Of bis aides decaDp that he was niucel AZ
lat 10 mount his little yelloS pony aud qilt The had
During the hight he took no sleep, aud yesterday ne
was out Tor eight hours tcrng the nights oil
Rvoh. Count NOgent IS tie general to whose e.erSy
Radedtzky Owed It that he obtained timely reedfrcs.
meuis in 1919 He is thin white haired lrlshnan OF
mdd irc stature whose voice does not as yet trenbe,
and 10 possesses fourcore the activi OF IN so
of thirty Ii may be LterestiIg to add that notwith-
standing bis long service in Austria, aud the schty
With Which be speaks most Of the dialects Of the EN-
pire, he preserves rich Southern brogue eatirey
uninpaiTed.