New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

RAY surrsseed even that the Toiuo f5f If this last
lad al The advantage of uovelcy, ADD gre.us co.
bstced bs the eXeut aud grandeur ." the sos0ory the
Njnco pass .ge Compensated for this by the gre Ger
r;cure.oueuess Of the spot itseh At The Toloo the
massage 81 the army was ouy scconoanyit f--furo
If the picture Ike the 6saree pu Ia bs toe ,nf-cape
psint.r TO euhveu bis pct0re; bat the Mnco passage
la more the Oh sract.c Of fa6eas Dc gfe""s wa-re
tie scsueIy acouLG formed only pretty background
for the figures. 49, r.,
s,cb .cca.iops From the source OF tue river do"o
nlmos, as Ear es Pozzolo the river "iads through
cesion of bill- ru,bug c ~ ~ Their base on one
ace ana leaviug foe open me ,dow7 Oh the o,h-i AZ
some poirts the bills approach on pom sues aun io
,kjnd Of gorge or neutral ground, wnete 'ha river Is
Lena uithin proper bOnB0s, aud not Al owed W en-
croacb on either eide. Perhaps the 'n 81 picturesque
en.t ON the ~bole rver is here, het~een B"El7d'
"a Valegio Two large seuii-circles OF hl' are OPP
Toed 10 each Other the dir, ctloa at them oens me
I'D ~ the river on this spO; they nter,rct eacn
other about their center acd MT 9 oelpf ti'S Pr
are the two villages of BOrghetto ao1 Na,eSi'. Inc
I1,,er ia bebiua the hills the irft bank ouy '"'
,s church and little msdav Al to~ef, erect'1 on
one Of the lower spurs stand clise Va l1e "a' cpso'
Rogheito bas tkesise only few de,acoel houses W
the baIks Of the river, the rest oil the pos
h,,;It IN the hill which skirts rght Oank va Tue
L;,,be,t poiot of the VaegO tide mes most PIC
tuTceoue group Of towers Of pure Italian cistehd-l
architecture seI der AMI bigh IKE can pau'es WV
a gallery on their summit, b'iit ON euT,7s,o VI
small srhea springDg Of the bOdy Of the buiing'
From these towers an old wal down to tue banks
of the river where tSo other lower BAT more massive
tOwero stand with the ruins of bi ige over the rv7r
between them. From the secOi Of thess towers t1e
wall ruus no 70 the hill where BOrghetto staod', aai
ends there in another square tower ihis cast'e as
well az the surrounding doual0, oeoog' 70 t1s
Visor Ii family, aid tie Publications we're evet'y
intended TO close the passage OF the nver "hcn they
NAV have done at one tue; now they form only
picturesaue feature 10 tue scenery. Tue roal rom
Volta to this place descenfs along the hui-i'e III
gentle slope and, after uavefslng the n'er WINS up
n II x st W
keen in vie y the whole passage ttronkh the Valey.
ON the right bank OF the rver ex'ebds noe m1alo"
through sncb the road lea1s. IL is DOW tue c1npcg
prould Of the Cavalry Of the Gutrd, sud WAS during
The massage a chaos Of troops, hors4s, csrt-, and
rouler which huddled together tuere waiting TOR
n passage across one Of the four bridges winch spa
the barrow but RAPID little stream. II was Ike the
epiotnion Of one Of those nOnsd tribes Uf which
Lis,1r, tells u.s. IL seemed for moment as If 1t wc;e
IMPOSSIBLE 10 disebtaDgle that mass, and yet kept
moving and passed over the rve without Hcriaent or
delay As all the bridges which had been brokeo
dnw1 on the river behiud bad been repaired, the
poDtoon train Of the whole army became available
s., tbe MLco passage, aud there mast be DOW at the
ye,v least from IL to 10 bridges on this enort llne.
A. tbe army passed across the Mincin, Peschers vas
Ikew1se approached the LETT bank of the NJ neio.
For this puipose SardinaI corps together with the
extreme left Of the French army crossed over yeter-
dsy and moved forward, occupying the l,og stopping
ridge which panes the left bank OF the river at
It's from the lake. II is mprobatls that the Aus
tIians i'll allow invest Perchirra frm that side
is Of great ion pOrtance for the plateau kvo, Is we'll
as for the defense of Verona ife With the torresses
az po,s doppui aud the strong position 10 fr mt they
have uLcOinu only favorable gfound iJr t.k'os the
offensive vhehsver it suits their purpose. Hitherto
they have only amused Them elves with keeping up a
CaLnona'e at the allied troops which are ihvestlos tue
plsce YOn could estimate the advance OF the Allies
by the mere sustained fire. when thls m0foGg vas 20
CONTINUOUS that they NUT have discovered tust the
Allies lave Dot only established themselves, Dat
broken ground aud begun the trrnco work.
THUS morning Prince Napoleon came up from his
camp on tue Ogo aud bad long conference With the
En- peror who received likewise visit from the King
of S4rdioa. The JUNCTION betseeu the corps OF th-
Price and the Grand Army has been effected. and
they may heuceforh be considered as ooe. During hl'
stay At Visdurs, M. X Is-u,h came MP to zee Proce
Napoleon. Although preserving tue sf'c'eet incosnto'
the great Hungarian aglta'or was recognized duddg
his passage through Farms Ist a. the moment he Vas
star'Ioe from there The spread sth the rapidly
Of Fghtuirg aud he tue object of great ovs
ton Crosds Of people waited for his i-sue non toe
hotel and taking the horses out OF the carriage ore
the lat e in triumph through the to"n, amd inc ahc
. a., bn.issm of the OeOple.