New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

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~. tait.lous En- tc,igvey Tie rgl, ~:s 70 siyaect With
h otter AID ,snness As IL f-d ~ He took
, the enemy upsty q Infantry AID pieces Of
b. he'd ase6 half w.y from cs.anoy, Gaidr1oo uhen
81 storm b,oie rth ~boh pr cod tot. eni ooaacta
,.ss which the oooPeutou % the 81 AID <b corp.
.bu.,eoiss % render o. fsl O. the enemy
In The Of The incidents H tins combat twelve hagTS
s,sticn cavalry q powerful s-sssce go checking
he efrs cf tie enemy The tide Il o. several
c.ops Psupesux, AID O,yauA'. divisions charged as Au
trsn hfsnGy b'ose ia Bot IL sit
ry Which pfoduoec the terrible eaos toe Aus'rsus
Il. bs we3, e dsees which their Of the largest oabef
eoue not respond to, and s'rewed the plain WITH desd
Tte Eh CO P took Ou the colJ pieces Of cllaon
.rssoo prisoners
On n, pr. the Pleomoptse army placed our extreme
ln he'd he'd srd stlsndo day. ~'rt II al
xsps ur diyhi the direction Of Peschra from Pr
scepso ADD Mseonu. Ella Scopes whe0 q. about IN the
morning Il. advanced guard eLcouuteed the eney sdysncd
os., b,ueeu San maTtno aid Poyzoengo. The
eac.s sous Austrian reslorceeD. buried up add
4roye The Pedmor:rsc further back than San Msrtino
bt...,inE 20 of their line OF retreat brigade Of Mol
lard. division then siSed in all haste Of crbA
And assaulted the bsb which the uy bad essb,bed
Themselves Teice STAINED the summit aud possessed ts-o
sever. Of osruon but ;Wice had % yild
hen, and o sbsndou It's tongues.
Tbs enemy gaining ground In spite Of brilliant
charges of the Kiu cavalry, when Cuechsrs division De
bchins the field Of bs,le BY the road Of Rvels
support Gen mGlsd. The Ssrdinian troops ed forward
third time uh mpetuosy uuder nuder5us 6fe the church
snt al the WORKS raised the right earned sud esa
pieces cannon taken. But assn succeeded
o.srgssBs the cannon and IL r.,akiog the ps TONS
At this tie % Brigade 81 Gen Gicctiah which bad
tep formed IL columns Of the left 81 the road
marched sesil,t III Church Of mano. regiaed the lpst
srouod carried the nights for the Gufta time without hold
ina them for overwhelmed b voys Of sCd
fsoirs enemy who coussJty receiving eefcsDeut'
and nceaDy returning the could not hold OIL, W
the arrival Of sucoor from Mosro ID Bssd and the
Peduotso quite exhausted ie;feaed god order along
the Rivol'sl.A road.
then the Aosa Brigade Of Fan Division which had
first gone ard Sofruo - form Junction with nar.ha
Bsasusy dHEieIs sent by the King 10 support Geus
MOZART and Cuoohs Ia the attack San Marine That body
oh.ckfd for white by the storm but about oc,tk 10
evening this brs ide aud PgneTol supported by
artillery marched tie enemy ondsT trnbls FIRE and
reched the nights They Possession Of them foot By foot,
managed to hold them BY very desperate Gzhns Tne
eresy LesaH give way aud the Pedmonee aey shoins
the ridge. crowned with a pieces d cannon which he
Ausrsns vaBy endessre ospure two brilliant charees
Of he Kings oslsslry dispersed them vocys IT grape threw
their confusion and the saIdnao troops faaly
remained Of the formidable positions which the enemy
had Offended for whole daJ with such ob,iinacv
side the Duraldo division bad been engaged with
the Auans 81 the morning At that hodr ia al
ysnoed euaTdb sd enemy NJ des oopea aud
The ssfduan troops held their ground till against the
Of enemy superior in number who At last opved
them fall back but beo then eeuoced by the Savoy Brig
s they resumed the Off usye and epurg the ACs,riaLs in
made Themselves Meloita S"Pttt
An.r this success, Gen. DELLA Mmora sen, the Durando
division against San Mano where It dd hot arrive IN time 70
s in taking that position for it encountered on the road
Austrian ooumn tn which t'tad TO dispute the aud
when this obstacle the village Of Sn Mno
.esdy the power Of the Pcdmobc.e. Gen. della M'mos
had dirsc the hand the Piedmont Brigade Of f4t
division upon Pozzoeugo This tgade carried toe enemys
ptiou front Of the village h great Vsor snd having made
ie mss,r Of Polz,eugo after attack, repulsed the
Aastisus pursued them 20 ccrten distance c.usng them
los'es.
Those q the Sardhian amy unfortunately coosid
ee aud DO than a. officers killed aud l67
wOm DID. 6i2 subofc.p aud priVaes Killed 3F9 wounded,
and 2s todiers missing making total OF 81 p absent Al roll
cal Five pieces Of remained in the hands Of the King.
nmies trophies Of this culinary yooy which had ged
enemy superior III number aud whose force appeared to
have been not lees than II bfsaces
The oe. Of the Frpch army omouuted IL cO rank aud
file Killed wounded and TO ri hor de combat Of whom
10 ere killed. Among the wounded Gems de L.duault
Ferry Auger Ditu aud Douay Seven Cuncls AID six Lieu
tspsn'. Col, nels have been Killed.
the # Austrian amy they osppo, be yet cal
oused they have been considerable from tue
number Of Killed wounded which left the field Of
battle which eat.nosd not less than u miles in length they
hands 80 pieces OF cannon great nun Der o anmu
pitou wagons. four ooors, aud COCO prisoners
The resistance which the ouey opposed to the Allied troop
fer 10 kotfs may be explained hy the superiority In numbers
which they poessed the sos, impresn.be positions which
they occupied.
For the first tine sso the Austrian troop. fought under Ia
eve. Of their sovereign. and the presence Of too EmPero aud
Of Bug Of Piedmont, in rendering the struggle deeper
ate msde I, also decisive
The Emperor Napoleon for moment cea'ed to direc
TIE operations visiting every point where lie troops had to make
the es,est Efforts and 10 tuuPh the most serious Mcu
ties At different the pfQctes of the enemy fell IN the
nlk, Of sG and the escort Sho attended hi. Majesty
M9oock in the evening the noise Of the w6ch PIE
dp.,.d the enemy s heard in the
aud e French troop. lighted their byouso fires on the field of
battle vhich they had 30 glohou,ly conquered
The fruit OF this victory the abandonment by the enemy Of
the positions which they bad repaired the right bank Of The
kto dispute the approaches that river According 10 the
lot accounts received, encouraged Austrian Amy appears
have ey ced the idea Of defending the pasag Of the
ur,r and Wa retiring on eIoUe.