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

| 'ov cd the ddSN Ftcburu over bill AID dsf &c a
regular s'eels-cha-e toward tie tosef II Cayriana-
VI lille tie siisck. IN Whist SEE Row the ceSter, tpok
til tbspe, ,te attack q tie Alb Crps 10 the plsn
to Tie ia ht bid lkes developed t.ef FDra IN 1T
dtbrce un Cae'ig the country 4" the right sni
k Of,be rosc full e vinegar and mulberry trees,
tot very cCsriy plated but sutiC ei 10 b. obsia
&c 10 ih. II en- e''- # arl ~ ard cav.ry. Alter
tao uies T %, EoEevef, the trees receoe on b'th
si6es enc a. almost naked plain, parity gra- part
| phrisf piih corn, stretches out almost fro the
fot e IT, halls acro-s the nsin oad I" TIE neghoor-
hood Of MtCole. Tbs lain, which eueIo- As f7r a.
Csvisla Gnidzzoo, ara CersOe, became the sc me
# OF Al una e artillery and cavalry engagement,
which Wss very Ell GIVE, IA eeeI Srh good glass
from The tghta. TIE ibeu'ry took par IN only 70
the * rene reit ,ov nrd Mecoe aud T. rer"e, occu-
pyif yin. srfs which lie a. he enlrslce If the
plan ord from y ch the itf.1try Il the egemy vi
been before DIVE out A--oOn az Geo. Mel Wa ne
to och, uch tito the plain from the gtt the day was
esil.d for such the superiority q tbs freI Oh ar
Ieiy tts the Austrian artillery uen, VINO It must be
scklowltdged fought tbrir sfyers,res vito great
brewery. were obfgsd to yied This wa IN the
Afternoon, about o'clock. TIE center had come
70 tie hills about C.vrana, and while one
column ,csIed tire step ridge under winch the rcad
IuIs 81 other Wa s,tt ID the IoAd in'o TIE ViIH!e
From the rsptry with which these colamns advanced
YOU c,ud re- tist the Austriaas bad ven up 'he
idea If resisting sry longer 10 th. Position ann were
uug OILS six.ous 10 utke ga tier retreat. Inc pr
s,on # Cav,i-na " ich j. arctt o. formidable a.
thti 9" s'Ir'lo was otiy ied anII ne V'ISI "o1Ps
1T le oss Ia the pain, the Austrian artillery exc
cuec veiy good TER at "a ecacgH, Hle the cavalry
ant forward ." arr e. somewhat the progress. OF
the Allies. On I. lis occssi"n there were coupe Of
byiapt charges .xeou'ed by the Chss-eurs Afr que,
but til. do not prevent the enemy from keeping tire
ro5d 10 Cote. by . O'Clock, almost every'hiog was
over CT the right wing acd the center. The end vas
piecipi'sieo By smart shover, which began TO fall
ab' u' lis tine.
What hsIpe, ed on The LEFT must reserve for ano,e-
litter a. could cot overlook tnst pst Of the field,
and have bad yet hes the details and
Ire field of battle Bu' when the battle ended On the
tight smst cGnnona1e began on the left, which must
have beer either al Of the attack ia order 10 ga
tie passage Of Pou,e d MoLzanbaCo, or else 1t wss
al attack n part cf the Austrian army fei1Dg to-
ward Ieschiera. Some Of The guns must have been
fred from the latter place for 10 judge 10y The sound
t,ey were large pCs'O0 guus.
The result # the day ID, driving the AustIans from
the position which they had Themselves chosen al
fortified il every way 20 as 70 msse it al most mpreg
uabe. twas ibe ,roDges, proof of superiority when
could be given. FTou the extent # the pcsiiou sn1
be force IL Which ey appeared, IL al they must have
been very IeaIiS 9ftOb neD strong, and, II the
pICI trs to be credited, they brought mp al their
reserves ffm Martua by rail.sy during the battle
Tiese Y 600 we're IL ole of the most formidable posi-
tOI u at be coLceived he'd the ground carefully
prepared ior ceicIse, driven by about 10 900
81 49, 90 men GCm these positions, leaving ID guns,
beside number If auII un'ti'n wagons, and several
;buusaId peoLers If the defeat did hot become much
greater IL irOm the Au5Tidns THU king OF timely
retreat rs ooD as Soferibo lot, il evidently
q sing bate tLh; they Gere hghiug. They were
thinking AL the tine Of their retreat and held the
ground orly efficiently not TO expose themselves to
eOIte evils. s. close 10 be Nil clio would have been
ret If desperation to attempt to hold h.iT position
viii tie Ii-k b.rs pushed back On the Hver, OF else
Of hen cut OF from II.
Thee be n!sLterpreting The thing, as at Ma
gel'a That only pant % the troops were present., or
tuat tisy wtie iais ned; it fair tria oi re-
speciye sirtIllh al skill for them Us they could de-
fne-for al Disadvantages in numbers as Well as pO-
stoI, entirely the ride OF tier adveTsaies.
Whether Of this trial they will still h-k Of accept
ing ARCHER battle this size Of the s co or whe her
they sill be statistic tn defending the rver line, re-
maine 10 be seer.
TIE losses on both sides were, Of course, c)nsider.
abe, especially il aud about SOfeiino, which looked
BIKE a human bucbsry otter the dgh'. At this p,nt
nors ssw lyiig alb ut more than 500 dead, beside
large usss Of wounded. IL dead the French did not
loseNery uch but the plumber OF wounded canDot be
lee tian 3 ~ To 1900, only u small proportion, hoy
ever ev,rely wounded among them. Whist the
Austrian lss it not possible 10 Judge, for they
took away as long they could both dead and
wounded having made QUESTION ior 2,ovu CARTS IN
The village 81 the Mmcio.
Ger Njel who commanded the right haLking coll
uu L. aud wbcse skiful management Of the artllsiy
contributed considerably TO the success Of the day has
been Ias eu TO the Ihbk Of MsIechal de France
AZ soon ar the battle over, orders came TO trans
fer the he edQuseTs to CayraGa, add last night the
EnIeror occupied the very room whlcG Dis ahtiS 'hl
bed bad prt pared for himsef. Even tue dinner was
found all prepared and waiting for the victor.