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


The following is the OF the tecgraphc desp srN
published by the veons Gazette Of which summary has
been given IN the HkRAID:-
The Austrian army passed the Mlncio the nig ~
he 2Sd at four different points The right wing occupied
Pozzoongo, Soiferno and Cavriana; the let wing ad-
vsDced the Gath 70 Gudzzo and Casteg sredo ,uJ
forced back on every point the enemy who 90
whis The Austrian army was continuing its for yard
movement towards the Chiese the enemy, who nai Va
their turn assumed the offensive with all their
forces, brought 20 considerable Q number Of troops
principal armies came into COLLISION. rha %
austrian corps, forming the rgh, wing under
vigorously until two O'Clock the points occupied the
principal npe aua tie LIST corps commanded by General
Count wimpnen. gained ground conpually toe left,
tosaros the CHEESE About three O'Clock the French d.
otsd II cir principal attack against Soeriao aud after
combsl Of several seized that position although
hero'caly defended By the Sth corps dd',nis
Immediately after tho French advanced again aud
tscsed Cavrana which also vaanly defended until
evening by the Isl cops supported by the h but
tuay was necessary to Abaadoa that point to the
French Whist the engagements were going on for the
Possession OF Soerino and Csvriana the 9Th corps All
vanced from pozzolengo on the extremity OF toe rixnt
wig ana forced back tie pedmontese troops which II
ieond before It, but that movement could Contribute
% decisive manner to enable to rejon the posisou
snich ~e had lost IN the centre
Ga the lett wing the Third Ninth corps fighting
hrmly tuppor'ed ny the Eleventh. The oavaoy Of re
sefve collected on this wing, executed several chsges
With great bravery but exceedingly heavy osses and tbs
circumstance that, on the eft wing, the first army Ia
quence Of atsplsy.of French troops,
Anies who with the bulk OF heir forces were advancing
he from the peiehborhood OF Voa forced the
Austrian army TO retreat, which movement comnsncid
az advanced hour OF tle evening" ia toe MIDST OF
menoous storm. YESTERDAY during the oignt, PoZzoen
go, Aozamhano, Volta AID GoitO we're SILL occupied by
the austrian troops.
General Urban, who, both in tha Hungarian campaign
ana these latter times, distinguished himself eaier
" fly ms corps, having been appointed 10 the maud
OF The fortress OF Verona, has already catered
fun r,iops
From the 0st Deutsche Post Of Vienna June %
Count "nph. nr corps, forming the left wing, had at
lrst before the Pedmonese; Count ST sdions in the
centre part Of the French; Count Schlck's, the
ah the rect OF the French The great length of
Austrian line, would eeen, determined the enemy
concentrate ,he forces for attack the centre aad
they attempted the same movement which Napoleon nal
prsctsed at The battle of Aspern that say break
he pe ami then fall on the two wings That plan
coded N part; the concentrated SHOCK directed by
French WITH al their forces centre could not
ct length ne supported, tina; part OF the Austrian
ElGy ~Es forced 10 give way, and to the
Maoo The French we're then able TO turn against Count
Wimpins CORES, which bad advanc in driv
from the forces which were overpowetiug him. The same
superior force which had constrained Ausans to Ta
treat thus fell the left wing all whose frmness could
not repplse The enemy dashing EDWARDS every eide
aad having crowned all the heights with terrible srulie
ry undss The protection Oh the cavalry OF ryserve
SensdCr who sacrificed themselves reiterated charges
the LETT wing also effected ITS The maonuvre OF
the French against the right wing did prove equally
decs and Count Schck retreated in his turn il was
OF bis own accord and solely not 10 lose communca
ton with the main army.