The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15
THE AUSTRIAN AcCOUNTs

THE AUSTRIAN ACCOUNTS
lbe foowing Is The text OF the teegraphic desp
published by the Vienna Gazette, Of which summary has
been given IN the HERALD
VERONA, June rs, 1851
The Austrian army passed the M,ncio on the nig NJ
NE 2Sd NJ Tour different points, The xht wing occupied
Pozzoo1Ro Soferino and Cavriana: the let wing ad.
vsSeed on the 24th 70 Gudzzoo and 4ad
tD,eed PACK on every point the enemy who opoossi II
movement towards the Cbiese, tns enemv who mai m
their turn assumed the offensive with all their
forces, brought 90 considerable . number Of troops
hat al about ton In the mOrning the two
principal armies came into collision. Tho %
austrian corps, forming the right wing under
vigorously until two O'Clock the points occupied the
principal line; ana the lat corps, commanded By Geei
count wmpnen, gained ground cont'oualy on toe left,
toWGos the CHEESE. About three O'Clock the French d.
rced their principal attack against Solertao aad after
eomoAt Of several hours seized that position, although
herocally defended by the 9th corps d'd,m;e.
Immediately after tho French advanced again aud
lacked Cavrana, which was also vatanty defended until
evening by the LIST corps supported by the h but
tually vas necessary to 4baadoa that point to the
French Whilst the engagements going for the
possesson OF Sol'erno and Cavrana the 9th corps sd
vanced from Pozzolsngo the extremity OF toe rxnt
found before IT, but that could Contribute
decisive msnner to enable US to rejo the position
witch We had lost Ia the centre.
Ga the left wing the Third Ninth corps fighting
h'my, supported by the Eleventh. Tbs cavaDy of re.
With great bravery, but exceedingly heavy losses aud
circumstance that, ON the left wing, the st army In
CONS Quence Of enormous dspaysof French troops,
bad been stopped in its attack against tho left wing Of che
Allies, who with the bulk Of their forces advancing
The GENRE from the peghborhood OF Voa forced fhe
Austrian army TO retreat which movement ii
ut an advanced hour OF toe evening" ia the MIDST OF
mepdous storm. Yesterday, during the oignI, Pozzoln
go, MozAmbano Volta and Goito Sill occupied by
the austrian troops.
General Urban, who, both in the Hungarian Campaign
and these latter hmes distinguished himself "a lea Ter
Of fly 'ns CORPS having been appointed to the com naud
OF The fortress Of VeronA has already catered on hs
functions
From the Ost Deutsche Post OF Vienna June 271
Count Winph. ns corps, forming left wing had NJ
frst before IL The Piedmontese Count Stadions in the
centre. part Of the French Count Schicks on the
right the rest of the French The TOO great length of tn
concentrate Their forces for attack centre
they attempted the same which Napoleon had
psctsed at the battle Of Aspern to say to break
The lpe, and then fall the two wings That plan sue
coded IN part the concentrated ehock directed by the
French With all their forces centre could not
RI length &c supported ana tina: part OF the Austrian
Eimy was forced 10 give way, and to recross the
Mncio The French then able turn against Count
"Dphsps corps which bad advanced rather in dr,y
ng back the Pedmontese and TO deliver Victor Emanuel
from the forces which overpoweriug him. Tne same
superior force which had constrained the Ausans to ra
treat thus fell On the left wing, all whose rness could
and having crowned all the heights with terrible srt,,e
y Under The projection OF the cavalry OF ryserve Cou
MensdCrf who sacrificed themselves reiterated chsrees
The lett wing also effected retreat The nnaaeuyre OF
the French against the right wing did prove equally
decis ve and Count SchcE retreated ia his turn il wRs
OF bis accord and solely not 10 lose his commuuica
ton with the main army.