The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-20

whom have been killed and wounded and one s,ps,ssdea
10 DIS command We now present some account Of The
AusTiah COMMANDERS engaged In TIE same action,
THE AUSTRIAN coMxANDER-IN-oHup.
Baron Henry do dess who commalds the Austrian
army, has grown old in the service OF hs country having
seen winters than perhaps any other officer or SOL
der connected with either army He in Vienna
in 1888, and consequently seventy two years old He
entered the army ensign in 1906 and for some
time on tho general staff BE at the baltic Of wasram
In ls09 when the Austrans defeated BY Napoleon
Bonaparts and which battle followed BY the treaty Of
Schonbrunn. He served all through the continental war
and received many foreign decorations. He gazeted
to the rank Of Colonel in 1929 and year was placed
at the head OF division the staff LOmDardy having
earned for himself the reputation Of being Of the best
officers in toe Austrian army. lie Field Mar
fba IN lei2 and continued attached the Austrian army
IN Italy.
From june ls4e, to July, 1850, he was Secretary OF
War; and during the years 1865 snd 1885, was employ
ed as negotator at the Court Of Russia HIS misson re-.
lated to the Eastern question: which confused as much
AZ he was able Tor the benefit Of Austria rs OBTAINED "A
reward for this service the command of the fth coyp.
ddrmee in Italy OF the Austrian army aud has the merit
Of being the artisan Of his military fortune He IN
looked upon ne good s'rategst. Radezky whose prin
cpal advser be was for long time held him in the great.
est estee and he shared the greater part Of thu old
NarshaIs successes.
BE having been averse to the oisosivc
movement first made by The Ausriaas In crossing tia
Ecino.
GENERAL aYULAI.
General Gyuai was born Pesth in $780, He entered
the military service in 1916, and rapidly not Withstand.
ing the peace obtained promotion In 1899 was created
Major General, and in 1916 Field Marshsl In Isa7
he was appointed Governor Of the province 81 Trieste
He Is now the actual Governor Of Austro Italian pro.
vnces and Commander in Chief OF the troops Lombardo
venetia In lS4s he was merely q general OF brigade
He fought under the orders of adetzky especially At Cas
czza on the 18th Of july and unless has forgotten the
particulars Of tina. battle he should cherish some respect
for the Pedmontese troops Cusozza the name Of one
Of The villages in the line which occupied by the sar.
dnian army; 5000 Austrans, commanded by Radetzky,
aasaed four Pedmonese brsades the collective strength
Of which was 10000 men. One OF these brigades was
commanded BY the Duke Of Genoa The fight lasted from
eight O'Clock In the morning till four in the AFTER
noon. The Piedmontese performed prodgies Of bra
veryi they defended, sep By step, all their Do
sitions, and retired facing the enemy whom thew uever
allowed for single instant break their ranks Ona
understands how King Victor Emanuel, in his recent
proclamation TO the army, recalled with pride this glo
rious retreat General Gyuai commanded on that day
Of the Austrian brsades; he Knows consequently
what the Sandman soldiers are worth
In 1885, at the outbreak Of the Hungarian war the co.
vernment, having confidence in him on account Of ha
hungarian birth, left him ct Trieste with the rank Of
military commander Of that important place. BE placed
the city In state Of Defence also Pola, where the
dockyard OF the Austrian navy Is situated. He thus
saved to Austria that navy, which, however, pow
erfu now, and far less at This was hh
most remarkable exploit Since then he has been en-
poyed in the public offices and diplomatic service ths
latter his father Count Ignau Gyuai, who died 1881,
bad military experience than him, but did not meet
with great SUCCESS during hs In 1907 hav.
ing left The important Ioaiton Of Ban Of Croatia for the
command Of the ninth corps he had charge of covering
the retreat Prince Charles after his defeat at Ernsdor
but oid il very unsuccessfdy, his appointment
Field Marshal consequence thereof delayed till
] 1913.
General Gyulsi commanded the austrans In person as
the late battles of Buaa,ors, rur,so Magenta.
GENERAL CLAM6aLLAs.
General Clam Gal.s, whose presence at the battle of
Magenta s reported, the crhf commanded III,
Austrian reinforcement $1,000 men, who Effected
march from Bohemia through Bavaria entered LON.
barcy by the pssses Of the ~ rl 10 support the
Ausans at Magenta. TIE sssge his troops through
the Neutral Territory Of Bagsra IL may be remembered
gave rise to much exc,ement In Germany and was the
of some angry debate recently the Frankfort
Diet OF The an,ecedenss Cam CALAIS we know little
but The curious fact hun that he brought
with him. on BIS has:y march through the Tyroi splen
did stud OF twenty pure Arabian horses.