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

In rear Of the line o bst'e than in the root o. we
ton TITUS il that the general 10 csi-' s'a eaeu
staff who g-perally less eIp,-ed THAI h, re-. OF
the amy acre al day under q heavy attn cry ~
TITUS i, that the Emperor was placed 10 con'le'
abe d-rger 10 the very rear Of III s'mY.
The Au-ir'aIs DO Oct TO deplore the shsence|
rece-ssy ieeTves a, Cavri,no, feeig sure may oad
d,pusiO bt ade to that eLd The dag would we
been Ory lees DISASTROUS than il tufu-d out - De-
but might have had re-ult st"seth-r dt -rent frrn
thet aLich they uoS l4m.nt Beoed X. II seems. OH
uonoers IL succ. July re, usd At Pozzoieugo the
the whole Peduonte'e army AID drove II to vol'rua
but ben The cen'er through although he b al
made go prisorers AMI taken some guns, he wss
OBJ Led 10 retire % Sa iDLEe.
Tie official lists Of the losses suffered by tho Au.
trai Gradually coming IN. Ch"se Of the 1t1 Jth
arc Ist Cops are 2lO oflicers killed aud ~ouGded
Private and Don-comDisroned officer OcO killed aod
wounded. Separated from their corps, or msstng
about 100. OF the latter the greaer part hsvs bsea
brougb together again. OF the sth Corps, under Ben
edek the Losses were less scriou- but An no. sure
OF the source whence the numbers were obtained. l
ON ipfolnsd that Bebed.k lot 70 officers and about
|. COO men killed aod wounded
The line Of the Mincio having been sbauioned, all
the bridges have been destroyed; those OF G ito, Val
!. peic ard Mon zsub.Do have been set on tire.
His Msesty Emperor is sti here but co. ere II no
ssylug how long be may remain I'rrona DC oeSiesed
be car not stay there aGd it is expected that he wal
soon retire to petition where he Gao with more .afsty
ard feet co, duct the uoveuepts " his army What
ever Ii as be the ultimate fate OF Verona II VIII nov
peTisb of burger. Q1aues Of gram have been stored
IN eyery available place, and - VOo HuuBa'lan oxen
sre efer here il Il immediate viclbity. Gehert'
TTrbeu has assumed the supreme comDand OF the
fortress the internal economy Of which l. nov 20 Yea
III der the most rgd war regulations No one Is al
lowed 10 s'spd within $40 yards ot the walls no one
allow. 10 90 in or without SPECIAL psss anu lhe
| black and yellow colors bis arm. procianfion
tss been made public by General Urban 10 which he
declares that he has assu led the com oand
| hn by his Msjes'y Franz Joepb. 1t has come 70 nus
that tie proclamatioDs hitherto issued we
| ba,n It'd as
reason lie thinks necessary 10 state to the Puocthat
he viii ac with rgor agsost evil deeds or Ill Infectious,
aud in order that the public may know wh,t nave
IT, expect he declares that he IL loyal Austrian, 10
bom all may put their ru-t; while f'r his o"n part
lie trnst ls IN himself. The following has also been
| published:
purr. cany the present of siege because the
peir'ls IN s.a,e Of siege soldier authority.
The publ should AXE as little part as possible IN military
pIrss ner curiosity; aud disaf~cd people become
bod and abide BY the results o. their conac
Whoever refuses obey the injunction OF guard or patrol
will be arrested. wboev'r Offers resistance Will be Sd
and ID. assemble the gates they be
| allowed 10 stand within so PAGES Of them.
pass, All woIkmen havirs must exchange
them the 18th and 18Th Of Mi. month Tor estd. signed y me-
ever pass black and yellow band on bis ie
I'M Ss to. t, sy the as s .s sad a.
Nuovo Whoever osobeys This injunction ~ BE- severely pun
''sp'| "TEYESTE MAREscALLo CARLO
EsIon URBAN" -
The Emperor is stll here bu in case Of siege will no
Doubt retire to more convenient place.
Toe loss Of artillery the action of Solferno is stated
today to amount to five guns which could rot be 10
moved owing 10 tie damage they had sustained. ~
| VERONA, June 80
The arrival Of the French in Viefranca, Of which
| was not perfectly certain yesterday Is now an ne
knowl. DIX ed fact 1000 occupy tba, place. doubt
les rs an advanced post. We may ume as certain
therefore, that the Aiee now ar'de II toe Nlih-
clio in the positions occupied in 1919 by the kiog
| Of Piedmont; that the, hold Valeggi). Somna Cam
papna MOI zaubano, aud the country up to the Lake
Of Garda. The PIedmon'fse on the French lelt are
once more surrounding Peschlera, ana perhaps tnere
is an intention of occupying Pastrengo, from which
Threatening demonstrations can be made agans. the
| HE uf The Adge.
A Ere, ch division has been directed to proceed to
the ea-tw ard from the MDcin, ard effect Jdncture
with the corps hch Prince Napoleon Is Leading t'on
the direction OF Tuscany. The army OF his m1Jesty
Francis Joseph is IN position on the Adige, 50 as TO
m, ct all ell eTgeI ces. Before long IL will bs re-
enforced by the 18th Army Cgps, under the command
of the Archdnke FerJinatd Msx, now advancing from
| Germany Verona and Mantua are fully garrlsoncd
and provided with provisions. ADthat Austria can DO
| al preseut is to wait for eyeDts
inc Times of tie 2lst, which arrived here to-day,
contains circular from CouOt Cavour III which Gen.
Urban is accused # shooting hin- people guy oil no
ofeuse hatever or the road bet Seen Sradella and
| C,st.gpo. Gen Urban in way denies that the
pe,sois 10 question shot, but his account OF the
| affair offers widely from that which Count favour
| ID.
della bis troops seriousy annoyed on their right
flank hy parties of armed country people, VINO kept up
hot fire of rife bullets from the niy ground to the
soutbwaTd. This royapce he had 10 1epel as "eu
! he could. IL charge msde by hrs order, tue nine
| pfrsops in question were taken. They had no arms,
These il s aflirued they threw away but their hatds
we've black with powder, and tbeu pockets cohtained
cartridges. Under these circumstances ~ was tha'
Gen I'll ban ordered thu ir immediate execution. As
V, ur correspondent chronicle these facts Shch a'e
10 a certain exeut answer to the accu-atons thai
have been made. / have nei her To Condemn nor 20
defend the practice of sheOtiOg men engaged In aVe
hostility aud taken Il were III the act nai luose
people been in uniform, they would doubtless have
! been spared. =, - 4, i.
JULY, If you examine the map you will see that
| n crescent of hills, varying in hight overhang' the
| left bank Of the Mnco to the north oil NsllesSio.
From that place these hills, tending due east to Gus
tnza take a noitherly dire ,tion AS far as Senma
Campegna thence Que north TO P.suengo, through
Sopo ana San Gd,sns. Toe pret,iest Ian Escapes IN
tie world formed by the Alternate elevations anu
| depressors Of the grouod. Ga the lights are villas
surrounded with gaunt cypress trees whose ta efec
f ms Of the deepest hue contrast with the pale green
| foaoe of tie mulberry aud other trees surrounding
them In the bottoms the pstient industry oil tno peas
! ant hos succeeded in covering wrh scauy crops oi
maize or rye the most ungraefui aoo 'ha' perhaps
to be found in Lombaroy. The whole country seeii
! once to have formed the bed Of river, whose rapd
cur,pt has Flo Wy receded and left behind III OF
sand and pebbles. For years 1t seems 10 nave oeen
the task oi the cui'ivaor 10 repove Tue ia.eI a1 III
| move the former. Large embanknents OF "cl-~orn
SO, es are heaped the side OF every held yet tue
pow still raises veaJy fresh supply, whcn serves
io exercise anew the patience ot the asrculuiis''
Centuries ago Alpine torrents have run over ,uis ie
an md tbe pnpy efforts of man cannot oblIterdts
The traces of their passage. IL Is on 'hIs cuAln
that the allied array les, ITS right res ing ON d.
lego its left on Pasttengo, II. center on 81 nu,S
psgna Ii is exactly the posili occupied oy C1.eS
aln.rt in 1919 and from which that Inflated fLloce
upoe took and con psled the siege OF Peschiefa Mar
shall Radszky, anxious 20 preserve Tue pass ~ %