The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-22
THE AUSTRIAN GENERALS.

THE AUSTRIAN GENERALS.
The Paris Steele gives from the pen Of NJ Louis Jour-
dain account Of the Austrian generals under whose d.
rectiol the campaign in Piedmont has been opened
The name Of General Gyusi, the writer has al
ready reverberated through France. We have seen it
figuring at the end Of very becose order of the day.
which was in manner the preface Of the Austrian ut
matDm General Gyuai tie actual Governor of the
Auftrollian PROVINCES and chief of the
troops in all Lombardo yanetia VAS 1siS simple &C.
neral Of brigade He fought under the orders OF Rade
sky specially ut Cusozza on the 25th Of july and uness
he has forgotten the particulars OF that oanle he
should cherish some respect fof the Piedmontsse
troops. CuEtozzs the of one OF the villages
included In the Ike which occupied by the Sar-
dinian army eco Austrians commanded by Radetsxy
assaed four Pedmontse brgsdes collective strength
Of which 90 600 men. Ooe Of these brigades was
commanded By the Duke of Genoa The aght asted from
eight O'Clock in the morning till four in the afternoon
The Piednontese performed prodgies of bravery they
defended step By step all their positions ami retired
facing the enemy whom they never allowed for single
instant break their ranks One understands how King
Victor Emanuel In his irecent proclamation TO the army
manded on that day one Of the Austrian brgsdes he
knows consequently, what the Sandman soldiers are
Of France
The writer next introduces General Heba His
rank IN iSaS was colonel. After the retreat Of
Radessky across the Adige he was ENTRUSTED to
keep open the communications Of the General.
a Chief between Verona and Trent by Rvoh and
the Garona He took part with batisIoo the regiment
Of the Emperors chasseurs in the action OF Pasrenso
where the Ausrans beaten. He is the game if We
are not deceived who caused to be shot the osses Of
Trent the patriot Italians. He that an easier tsk
apparently, than beating them the field Of battle
General He's s the next Individuality. If we are to
credit the latest Italian letters is General Baron de Hess
who has incurred disgrace by having blamed the on
sve movement across the rcino. He took part In the
campaign Of lS4S IN quality OF chef det major Of Mar
sha Radetsxy Vast military talents were ascrbed 10
him at that time He had not then attained the height Of
OF General Be1edck the historian Of the S;scz. savs
He enjoys European reputation almos. equal 70 that of
bis celebrated colleague, Cen Haynau the woman logger
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The following IS the article Of the Ptednontese Gazette
making public the decision Of the government relative to
Austrian vessels In Sandman ports
Ms s n wHSd have Willingly during hs
which toe me rcanlle vesses Of the ao
The bssa unable to DO a. bessuss he
ocead proee. U se. c which
description thus disobeyfng both the rules of the OF
Ssrs Been eur gwen a
he s aSd sas ws OF
called or BY md although ne
the enemy on our territory 70 he injury Of the popa
sells heles he government essrves s dscson ia
that respe Meanwhile The government hastens notify
c S5Sa hns Ssssa '9ss IN s ,s aS qy
signed high Powers Congress Of Pars in
1856 The application Of such principles only be-
invoked the Of such scrupu!ousy OBJ.
strict neutrality
The different determination come to by France and
Piedmont in their manner Of treating Austrian vesses in
consequence OF the declaration of war; draws from the
Coitstsoans the following defence Of the course re-
solved on by Piedmont
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