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


Notwithstanding the great satisfaction the VS.
in the Aoninr that the Freocn army crossing the Min
co ~nhout resistance tie paucy OF the details given by
the Official Journal about the battle OF Sol.erno ssons
TO. pubic mind impatence for further intelligence
wh:h perhaps is more insense than reasonable. No
doubt the general views of the French government with
regard TO publicity open to exception But in thi,
particular instance the SUCCESS OF the French arms
med by the Austrian bulletins, decided
scarcely be any leading facts relating to the battle
which the FreDch would care conceal. II should be
remembered that the Emperor Is big reporter.
The sketch Of the battle given in the Boteur TODAY
must be conecered representation to the Empress
OF those broad outlines which principally Impress
ed upon his mind at the OF the combat
ana before he became acquainted with those details
which be can only know from the Of his marshals
and generals On the occasion OF the batte OF Mageuta
the Casualties on the sde Of the conquerors turned
be much more numerous shan the Emperor he'd sup
posed them to be AZ first 1t is therefore very natural
mat in order no. 20 be obliged to hts estimates
few DAYS later his Majesty should abstain for the pre-
sentfr ev'pg figures The for withholding the
names OF the generals wounded is not apparent
l, was reported in several salons last evening that
General Anger had died his wound. This brilliant art
sry officer was at one time political friend of Colonel
ChaTras, and an ardent republican He did not imme
diaey rally to the 6ta but he thought his duty
to recognise the popular December 90 1851 which
conferred Louis Napoleon the France
Beslces the three generals mentioned by the official
papers, Ia stated by the Independence protesting spe ak
on the authority of dispatches sent to relatives tia.
Generals Valiant and Douay also wounded at Sol
erbo. II is communicated TO the Putye tha. the Duke
d'Abranteo, toe head OF Geuera FAy's staff (Nie!'s
corpe). WAS severely wounded but he is doing we'll
Count de Iarockefoucault Of the Third Cnasseurs DAT
rque-o well known member Of the Paris Jockey Club
riding far before his a. was surrounded and made
prisoner Inc same fate, rs bear befel the Count de
Grauont.
Turin despatch says tha, Sandman losses a. Sol
ferpo we're very heavy, and mentions among the killed
Generals Moiard, Perrer and Armada; Coonels Bereta
and Pernot, end Captain Paavcni of bersaqliert
General Fanii's division greatly distinguished itsef
II said TO be PECULIARLY Of the Emperor on the
field OF battle be never puts bis horse out OF a walk
heae that IN letter 10 the Empress he mentioned that
this mis- habit, in order that he nigh: able to re-
man horseback ter very long without feeling
fatigue AID aide decsop twists up little cigarettes and
passes them TO him every three or four minutes
Vienna Dune 26) correspondence OF LONDON Timesl
BY the Official report is to be that the right wing
OF the Austrian army which occupied the billy country
around Pozzoergc, Soferno and Cavraua, able
TO obtain the least the French For
hours the commander OF the Second army managed TO
maintain possession OF the positions originally occupied
bat in the evening he had ceased be Of Soerno
Cavrana The Emperor OF French said TO have
passed the night Of The 24tn in the village Of Cavriana
ana IN the evening of that the right wing of the Aus
TRAN army WAS leaning PoZzolengo in the west and
Monzsmoano in the east with Peschiera in its rear.
The centre OF the army waa formed Of First and Fifth
corps do1nee, with the Seventh corps reserve and il
must be supp sed that the attempt made by the French
10 break through 10 nearly succeeded The fact the
Arhtans having been in Volta and Goto ia the evening
OF the oath s however proof positive that the
the French complete After having attacked the
centre and forced to fall back the French directed their
man force against TIE lett wing Of the Austrian army
which appears not TO have played any great part in the
general acton until the afternoon In the bulletin are
not too That Count Wmpcn line OF ia dan
ger OF beng cut off, bat Is presumed that such
as me case as the reserve cavalry under Count Mems
dofn was obliged to rescue The loss aus
tanned by the left wing Fnst army must have been yery
great as II was exposed TO the fire the enemy
erful artillery during its retreat
No approximate estimate OF killed wounded and r,,se
hg mas yet been forwarded 10 This city, but known ia
plgn military crces that the battle fought the Mnco
on friday last was exceedingly bloody was
stated i lasted full twelve hours After such signal
defeat, the Austraus viii, q matter of course irnme
date retire to the left bank OF the Nnco Leuten ant
General Wsgl, the commander Of the Eleventh coroS
dd,nee, Yesterday teegraphed TO city that Prince
charles wlnoachgrz TIE Colonel Of the S5th Regiment
OF the Lne was among the killed, but the military au.
thorues at Vafranca unable TO refu.e or 70
confirm me news The oileer'n question is the nepae
and son-in law o. aarehs Windischgfatz.
| EXTRAORDINARY RUMoRs IN PARIS.
Paris Dune ~ correspondence Of the London STAR
Tie serious nature OF the victory have won upop this
Mlncio bursts upon US like thunder The Anger of God
upon tss war. 50 disastrous is the triumph that the
Journals are forbidden TO hint ut the consequences till they
nave been weighed and measured according capa
bity o. endurance evinced by the people. The truth can
not De borne all at once, and must allowed 10 Slip ou
by degrees.
Mel dead but the fact mu be broken Quietly "a bt
| puolic. ' " ~
Paraguay dHlliers s dead and this circumr,anoe
nough luy az amcniaoe as the other is TO De
hrat In ALL tpe French sad 10 have los, five OF tbe
best generals, and have crossed tue Nncio an,
shade of Meernich lowered round the combaan,s anC
| the prophecy OF the old diplomatic ia verified
The death Of General Met invee.ed with the ros. i'm
pressve Circumstances Before the battle be mad I'D y
bator-the aurels won by Mcmahon Magenta prevent
ing him from sleeping. After the battle he was nowher,
TO be found and fot some time serious apprehension
we're entertained that ne had been taken away prisoner
or been buried beneath heap Of slain with ths chance
Of not been recognized. After a digent search tn
General found lying insensble beneath the DIV in,
charger which had conveyed him through the combat
and whose expiring struggles pressing the anal
remnant Of life out Of his masters body. The Genera
was conveyed, still nsensble, 70 the ambulance where
became evident to the experienced eye Champoul
lion that no hope OF salvation remained.
Inc Emperor sent for In all haste. Not Wort
passed between them, but the Emperor tooK from hL
own neck the token OF marshal Of the empire, arc
ialo IL upon the dying warriors bosom. Even at Thu
sway. " f ~ ~ "
Inc Ieseral started up suddenly and, fiDging bis
rouad the Emperors mock died 10 the actual effort O