The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14


While the struggle for sosrino and cAvr.na was going
on the eighth corps Pames, which the outer flank
Of the right wing advanced and repused the Sandman
troops opposed IT, but this advantage did enable the
los, in the centre The Third and Ninth corps which were
supported by the Eleventh corps were engaged on the
left wing and the reserve cavalry attached TO this wing
Unusually heavy losses ne fact that the left wing
OF the rst army was unable 70 make progress on me
the centre against Vola led 70 the retreat Of the imperial
royal army.
1t began late in the evening, during very violent
ttorm.
Yesterday evening Pozzoleugo Monzambane Volta and
Goto were still occupied bv our xo,ps.
THE SANDMAN ACCOUNT.
The Pedmonsese Gaseae publishes the following &C
count written the evening Of the day which the
During the night from the 10th to the Goth inst the
Ausr,ans evacuated the right bank Of the kinco.
On the Oath the Emperor ordered the army the King
while the French army occupied Soerino and Cavrana
The King ordered the first and nth divisions to
despatch attachments TO the places mentioned, and the
third division also 70 send detachment towards Pes
chieia.
advanced towards the right bank Of tne Minno.
Reports OF deserters are unanimo In stating that
49, 900 men were collected At PoZzolepRo
Marshal paraguay d'aiers met with unexpected dfl.
cuee at Soerno and the Pedmontese "Reminiscences
also e1S1nnsrs0 great forces Of The enemy Wine BsrA
the masses Of the enemy continued to advance.
AT CssgioDe the Emperor perceving that he was now
the corps Of General Neil and Mcxahou in the plain, and
ordered Csnrobert 70 reon with tho Imperial Guard
The King had been requested 10 direct all the forces DOS
sble against Soerno and he accordingly ordered Gene
rails Fan ana Durando 70 convey succors 70 the French
General Fnnt bad already ommanded the movement to
be made when arrived that reconu Of
the Third and Fifth division in dagger being cut of
recalled Fani brigade Of Aosa to return
promptly 10 San Martina. However, paraguay Killers
won SofeTin0 and marched against Cavriana.
The King having been informed that notwithstanding
the Third and Fifth divisions engaged II was din cult
70 carry the heights Of San MARITIME, ordered general a.
tack Of those divisions, with the brigade o. Aota the rs
division under General della Marmora and the brigade
Piedmont.
In spite Of violent tempest, General della Msrmora
directed his course BY Pozzoengo and descended upon
San Marno but attacked from the side Of Pozzolengo
enemy, causing great Losses With our artillery
spite Of Gen. Durandos delay occaeioned by the tenn
pest and by the ignorance q the guides, the third and
fifth divisions and the brigade Of Aosta dslodged the
enemy from his formidable position, and brilliant vic
tory ended contest Of fifteen hours sustained with heroic
constancy. The order OF the army was admirable.
Here follow details the loss Of the Piemontese &C.
cordiDg 10 which 600 killed. about the same
French smeny to retire to Goto ana they we're
thus beaten along their whole line According positive
inio,maon y Re results that oo9 sardiDAns held their
gagged with all the advantages Of position.l
THE FRENCH ACCOUNTS.
TxdetaiA:-
CAvRlASA June 49, 1859.
OF the battle OF Scerino The Emperor having arrived
at cassglione a. NJ, o. the 18th, proceeded to bill
noint Of observation His Majesty Immediately discovered
rnAs the eney vas Engaged In general action In fact
---.sdersac -.:sses Of Austrans occupied on all the
lorE:.a~6e Positions, and the battle raging
aI sxtent Of Sve leagues-from the Lake Of GArda
:sesoH SO Empe,or inmediatey mounted, and
g snlSariSc With all bis stat; there the fighting
--S3Sss..-.; g N1Ss ~ STeAteet herceneeg
s.NSS MA WAS most strenuousiy contested at
U.s. "a position "a TAKEN as and rs.a * n;'i
.ae 49, y SO Eont Of the osyonet, under the
saS1-.:1sss ~ Nx.Aed the left wing behaved ad.
~xA AastssS, who had put their best troops,
es.:.. % ~ WY about two O'Clock The bat
sS st,aS ssiectea The Emperor s,s' Francis ses
H. & Of bis ,11 troops Vss P pesen out ss oi
--us AnstaasA concentrated their efforts against
~.,a v.u-.s LOS CIR infantry and artillery were aS
-.s.sare-'s ocsNSN amounted to The verge of rash
~ess. snGaS tts so.ders by the GOODNESS he always
easssd il scs thick Of the contest, and merely
-aisas aaEse whea he shifted bis position in the
.ls. e -ee-yr o. halls sid bullets Every shud
>,c &c bruu,iDc ia Emperor thus exposing himself
~ tho SOLDIERS. full 81 admiration for this bolaness
>Sc>aless regretted SiSad His Majesty s establish.
~ s,p ysss-day 70 the house which the Emperor OF
aca elected Sof his residence. The losses of the
envy G.-N nave been immense: Particulars yet
Lrgf o1R own lJsges, which, though greatly inferior
e cSs the Austrians yet heavy. General Anger
Is the oni, cs Of Car generals seriously wounded. The
Emperor aHao1 b.7 L.s2tenant General the field OF
battle a said that the Austrans completely de-
1ralized,
heT. ench Moniteur received from Cavriana under
.ae 25Ih Of june the following details Of the battle
Solierho:-
Yesterday marked by one Of those battles which,
dey do not terminate the war, permit at least
tic Hson of its solution. The Emperor Of Austria
mandei 10 person, and he now what nation he
The Aus sns In retiring previously before u.s. project
ed return 10 assume the offensive The apparently de-
inspiring us with false confidence and by leaving
vast field for the rapidly Of expose
columns from each other by the order of march,
u <euoue attack, which would weaken them by isolat.
gi-~m. But happily the Emperor did not forget that
.1sis olEudence which governs bis courage; the
Jury = tee Allies advanced the more columns
=, -epgSaeDed each other by closing their ranks.
l. the n:sht Of the 2sd 24,h learned that the Aus
a ~ us battle imminent. The whole army
AW ienemy having ret-an-. its steps prepared TO dis
I tti paeecco. Siierno, Cassiauo, Cavrana, for
o,tds lie noevns we.S occpmsd by the Austyians who
t'tu NV s.-scso.S nsa'ilery, crowned the heights
.. sss.---. Ne t.s ss,s. q the plain below Volta,
!, ibessu..a ascas-s - fescniera, considerable
sn- 800. ss' SANG f. from the p ssmy s5
szos---. sEo e1snse~ occupied these positions
-, aras:s ssas ses sSs ,n ns' engages soses
toe.i-I Ssoss-rsr -s~s heights and the village
g. -s 1 s;ns - cur; gu, troops after san
siue scssahons), wSion was on the right OF the
,iItas f.sa, extended itself T. She right to join with
,iu..~ nj General Nlel, which, marching upon Me-
iheEmperor had taken command Of the whole army
His Majesty cansed the infantry and artillery Guard
to advance place themselves between the First and
second corps and carry San Cassano Then, order
to reinforce the right Of Marshal Mcmahon (second
corps) little in consequence OF the distance Of
the troops Of Gen. Mel his Majesty sent ali the cavalry of
the Guard and divisions OF the cavalry of First
and Third corps all the void between the Second and
Fourth corps
Marshal Canrobert had been charged to watch the
movements Of the Austrians expected the side Of
Mantua
During the whole day they fought advancing slowly
but Advancing always In good ORDER the Joining