The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

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From the LIVERPOOL Mercury Of June Gil
On Saturday last the Emperor OF Austria reviewed tho
18th and sh corps of his army camp of Lnato Oa
this occasion Gas Vienna teegraphc despatch iofor
us be most enthusiastically cheered by the soldiers,
" the confidence Of the opps having reached the highest
point" Ali this confidence they will require TO carry
them through the terrible struggle which hes before them
for they about to fight III they have not already
foughO great and perhaps decisive battle with the
French under the command OF the Emperor Napoleon
Ill., on the very ground which the Austrian army
General Bonapsrte-in the campaign of 1896. 1t At
Tomato that General Bonapare defeated the Austrian army
unoer narsnai Wurmser, GA the "a OF August; l7so;
gained etl more decisive victory tue army
two days later After lapee OF sixty three tho
French and Austrans again meet the same ground.
again TO fight for the dominion Of Italy.
The position Of the Austrian Saturday last (ss-
cordDg 10 Austrian and Sandman accouu.s) extended
from Tomato ION the southern bank Lake OF ardsl
CasRlone, ana further seutn to Castel Goseio This
Is the ont Of range Of hills or rather the edge OF up
land plain, which separates the valley the Cnese frosa
the Lake Of Garda and the river Mnco The high ground
In q southeasterly direction from Csstip,one "a
Volta, near the river Mpco The heights Of Castle.
Hone form the central and the strongest part Of the
position, and there ( the Austrians finally decide to
light ON this ground) the battle will PROBABLY be decided
All things considered the Ausrans could not we'll bsvs
chosen better field Of battle toerably strong in
front and ON both TANKS and there easy retreat
case OF defeat TO the fortress Pescher by
numerous and powerful detached forts fhese commences
OF no greater distance than five miles the rear Of
the position which the Austrians are said TO have
taken. If beaten, tho Ausrians will retire under tina
shelter OF the guns OF Peschera and It's forts
from which will be no easy matter 70 dslodge them.
Supposng Peschera to be taken the French are
the still stronger forresses OF Manua Verona TO bo
gapped wiin and between these fortresses has been
concentrated the whole military strength Of tue Aas-
TRAN empire, brought up by the Venetian and the
opened only about three months ago and II adds
TO the strength and security OF the Austrian position Az
Tor tho French, they fight in this position they must
conquer or BIO destroyer, for they have fortified posi-
ton nearer than Aessandra and would be very unlikely
even to reach it II they defeated the u,ncio.
the ryrol (Which would endapger the iue OF commuucs
lion with Germany have occupied the Stelvo pass in
only bridge which leads to It, This is called the Devl,s
Bridge in the Swiss teegraphc despatch but not tha
o1dge snns name across the river
The Arcbduke Charles Louis Governor Of the Tro has
issued the following
sssg and
In the name Of the aogus sssr call TO You
en the which hss never 81 on
you IN vain With Gods aid, let rise for s@peror and
BoIzES June 10, 1852 '' A0oA''
From Galgnanis Messenger, June 221
I0nato Castslione and Cassel Goreoo which the AUG
TRAN troops occupy at present. situated in M amot
perpendicular line running from the rgnt
bank of the Chcsa The distance from Tomato to CassI
Godfedo is about twelve miles, and the Emperor of Aus
ia passed review Of the seventh and Eighth corps at
the former place the 18TH the very day that the EN-
peror Napoleon entered Bresca Looato the r,pot Of
the Ausuians is supported the northwestern extremity
OF the Lake OF Guarda while their left extends along ha
Ossone, little river which rises In the bills Css.g-
lone and falls into the Mnco above Mantua Tomato s ON
the road from Brescia to Pes hiera Is from
the former place and ten from the latter The armies
consequently within short distance from each osner
and uDees the Emperor Of Austria Tomato to CON-
mand the retreat OF his troops at the other side Of toe
Mnco, battle seems probable, particularly the hog
tile armies are separated only by ten or dozen miles
THE CASUALTIES AT MAGENTA.
The Paris Moniteur recaptulates the French loss at
Magenta, nsmely-323 killed, 2,1e5 wounded, and 47e
| 40 WOun0eO, ana 64 missing.
An Austrian official account has been published of the
losses Of the Austrians at the battle OF kagena-63 OIL
Gers and 3Ol soldiers killed, 28 officers and S0 SOL
diess wounded 1000 soldiers missing.
THE BATTLE OF MALEGNANO.
The Emperor Napoleon has received the folio wing re.
port from Marsh paraguay dHillers Of the combat OF
Malegnano:-
MALBGNANo, June 10, 1859.
sRB-Your Majesty ordered me yesterday to proceed
with the first corps the road Lodi drive tho
my from San Juliano and Maegnano, informing that
lor ibis operation you would unite to corps the secoud
corps, commanded by Marshal Mcmahon. Immediately
went TO San Donate to TO understand with thu
marshal and agreed between us tbs be wouId At
tack uano with his first division. and that afer hsv
ing driven enemy from IL, he would march on Carns
nelo to pass the Lombrc, and Then proceed to MedeRa
The Eec1nd division was a. San Martpo to take the road
which, by Frvuzo Casanova led to Bettola and then
proceed the left of Medega TO the position
Of Macgnano II was also agreed thai tho Is. corps should