The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-12


.. four places, and advanced 70 position ossssen go
river and tbe Cheese HIS Inc exceeded IN oouqu7 AZ.
sou'hwesiery direction. He right wing WAS AZ PtLA'
epto, sbont three miles southwest OF schera sud 80
go d Garda, and occupied Solferpo and Cavraoo, sf
iufiber to the bsest HIS oene crossed .he sreAi
road b. TWEEN Montecharo and Gvo. what the al. wag
under WimpGen, occupied Caste Gnredo. a1t aoVf)an
co tbe river CHEESE rois oolque hpe rnnnng ffo tas
northeast to The souhwees occupied te yrouad eeeeo
sbe hlncio and Tia CHEESE, which bas for years
tefved as ibe Champ &c hars or ihe Austrian arnics
me Austrian oihcefs, therefore, kne@ every laca OF
the held ON which toey fought Oppos'te lhe Austrian
right wing were Toe SstdDiaDs the rec, OF the ae
occupied oy the frepch Ali rnursday xSs speDt 10 gre
phrAuops and arranging the rider Of battle But on Fs
day. about ten O'Clock 10 The morning. tbs aetna oegAo
La me at. loon, accoropg 10 the Austrian account or
the French despatches give DO deails) concentrated At
lack by the Aies made on tho village OK So'ferno
The 'a'dinsns were repulseo; bat at the same tins
appears that the centre was forced for the Austrian
despatch says shat order in that 90 lrser could
be resorsd." Besides this is clear thai the French
made great flank attack on the AQsLrian left wing
In the meanwhile tbs main body advanced upSa
Vots which is in rear Of the Austrian line OF baue
snd close 10 the AiDeio. In short, toe Austrian
centre was pierced and his left was overwhelmed.
ordered What the losses be neither the Freuch
the Austrian accounts indicate but the Taria despatch
declares that the Aes took thirty cannon 600 prisoners
was tne battle OF soIserrno. The beadquaters OF
Me Austrian Emperor are at Vlarsnca, on sne railway
between Mantuo Verona those OF the French Emps.
ror are al Caviano Neither the advance Of tue
Iioas army nor the retreat Of the defeated army has been
scarcely yet ascertsioed Or developed,
WHAT WILL RESULT FROM THE BATTLE OF So LIFE.
FERIHO.
From the london Herald, June I8
VIVA what nex 70 the question which every one aox e
scarcely changed; for have yet 70 con-
clude that the French have advanced far in pursuit. OF
part Of last week. with this exception that he has suffer-
ed defeat, lost several thousand men, certain number
cd In proportion to his loves The system which looked
60 well on paper bas broken down. but the not YET
concluded The Austrian still possesses his forsresses;
and If Napoleon ILL., be successful in the difficult
work Of besegng fortified towns he has hitherto been
on the battle field there still the ryrol 70 tail bacx
upon. Meantime, the Austrians are In their
country, ci0ee 10 their forxesses, within eaey
reach Of their own resources The French the
hand must pay for ever thing they require
They already In need VI renforcements lhnaed
they have been by the sword and By dsesse-aod
day that passes becomes, in one respect gain to Aus
tra and proportouate oes 10 France Up 10 the point
At which arrived then, IL cannot be any
decisive triumph has been achieved by the invading
with that glory Of which MS couptrymen are coefy
proud; he mas proved that he Can command army
less successfully than he govern peoples aud may
be that he who runs may read" Lesion sherein Tor
other nations besides Austria
To all appearance the Italian question is not ees diff
cult OF solution, not less nbarrassng,
ted than II was ten months ago We have swias
eoldefs ssckng Perugls with baroarons cruelty the
Kiog Of Sardinia, not no much accepting temporary
proectorae, INDUCING In visions of future kingdom
over States in Italy, hitherto independent, init
matey contested If not actually a'fed with Austria. On
likely TO calm the agitation exits in Germany,
the same mad cry rased for raised by this
fathers Of hoee who now shouting 70 be led Against
the Third Napoleon Had Lord Mamesbury been still ia
power could have asserted-as is we can only
TO by any expectation Of support from Eng aud The
danger, indeed, s rather the other way IL is more 10
pc feared that pfussa WIN rush wdy INTO the struggle
entapg'ed by alauce which is not with Austria Tos
our own parts, only repeat our former ceunsels
viz-ths England should maintain hrm neutrality and
prepared for any emergency that may sse should watch
for nowens when her powerful mediation may be
worthily prodered In the cause Of peace.
NEWS OF THE BATTLE IN PARIs-GREAr EXCITE
MENT AND A PARTIAL ILJUMINaTloN.
[Paris Dune 25) correspondence OF the tJD1oo Post
Crowds gathered round TINS bills announcing 'Ias
great battle and he great victory The expression Of
surrounding the official telegraph ceary indicated tner
inward feelings Alclasses, high and low we're hddsed
together scramblpg 70 read the On reaching
ofcai quarters fonno the French and piedmon.ese
patches recorded in nearly the same wora the reaas o.
thig grtat battle.
Count Hslewski arrived from ST. Cloud about twelve
O'CLOCK and up 10 that hour the Empress had not rcevet
Par and which reached her Majesty this morning two
three after uidpght Iearped at the bardiaiap
embassy that both the Emperor Napoleon and sh K OF
Saraina were present at the bNtie and wac supposed
that Inc Emperor Of Austria with his large army
il concluded that the Aufrans, finding eescn'era threat
eped by siege operations the lake and invested by
land decided concentrate all their forces (pro
badly not less than 200 eco men, and give baltic to
the Allies. The area Of ground over which the battle
extended clearly indicates both armies very
nume Gus, and tina, the Aus,rians had decided On
rskiDg a decisive battle. Beyond this sh was
speculation. AS ! walked up the Backwards later
In the day found the cafes crowded. and heard nothing
else but conversations Probably not one hundred
in the whole population OF Paris have thought this
day Of anything else bu; toe battle Of tue Mncio II will
probably prove that this OF the greatest battles
Of mooein times as regards me number OF com6ssan:s
ese forces in magnificent order and 10 high spirits Iney
had thing in their favor led on by their soldier
veIeans well fed, spd flushed With pas. victory and the
consciousness Of fighting for noble Let hope
this battle will convince the Emperor OF Austria of the
uselessneas and crime OF prosecuting for which he
is almost personally responsible But have my doubIs
Late accouns from Vieisna say that he had full confidence
inben9 able to driOe the Allies out Of Lombary and
dared speak to him of mediation or concession.
Since writing the above learn that despatch has
reached Paris which the Ausans in the late battle
PATCH are So COO hors de combat 600 prisoners Is
standards ana rs cannon Tneae statements must be
ceived with reserve, il you'd have been difficult to
make any estimates up to the time any fresh despatch
could have left tie battle field
Paris Dune 26) correspondence Of the London Tmee
When we consider that according to the Emperors FIRST
account the while Austrian army the field, and
that the battle lasted sixteen hours-rom four in the
morning till eight in the evenng--and that the tSo
very great somesains is said cf 10 600 or IL COO killed
and wounded the SIDE of the French and still
that Of the Austrans, but believe this is only
lecture
REQUIREMENTS have left from the army of Lyons for
Italy, and the vacancy has been filed up by troops from
here II is expected that another battle wi have to be
fought before the siege operations Our information
Yet bar the results Of the battle
know them do not seem in proportion wita its duration,
Great excitement Of course manifested here All pub
Lie buildings ana many private houses illuminated
last night, and estaons Of cSored lamps hung from
on the Italian Boulevards % the trees sktng the path
way, and bad beautiful appearance. The weather
very fine and very c.oee. Everybody was abroad. No
topic thought OF but the in Italy and the victory
just gained the news of which had just been uthered in
early in ,he morning by the cannon OF tue Iovaides
Tho Empress came into Paris yesterday, with the
Princess Cotoe to preside at Council OF Ministers. She
ivD
carriage without escort OF eny kind followed by secoud
carriage There crowds in the streets at the
ment bu. I conclude the people we're no: It
the Enpress, ms there were cries.
This dsy many houses are decorated with flags and
steamers.
a THUNDER STORM AGAINST THE AusrRIANs..
VERONA (via VIENNA June %, 1859.
voen: thunder storm, the development of powerful
.r tha ina lafysr and