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

tirilg. TIE Frerch us,s ,iessi,s issi on Cs.Haro.
II - lad ALREADY eouet po-fe-s.'n 4 al ~ % &c
70 u Soifeiro 20 Valrg.i" air ady the roai iva
Hsd, rla oeiie Peve t. tie later place AS becJ
excessively sfg.u -. The e ftT'r r1| ~eut III
leifU'C'y 90 Volta % e fes Lrs-te camp nhil- the
Arcloukes with the Hereditary q aud Duke oil
1u.csI! arc liz bsotteTs fll"ser hy- pa'L t,r"dS'
lrove. sic over ructs 'ostrf VaIleCgiU. While wo
quie''y rode few Of u ktev TIA; the euemy'
following parallel oHccii"o to eur owe
aeie EibI thf a mUe - Us. The French 90 th-
oti.r hand, were happily 10 .qual ignorance Of our
'rne po-i'itu or they would have m,i- dash 10 cut
u ~. We sffock thr strsda Cnya.lara I- beps 'de
Mou'e Ohyete, meeting the lead OF Si,ukuNtsr OIL.
,-ioi 81 ire III corps a. Il gas reres'ing on TIE r'ai
f,rm Cs,lsnafo Laguselo 70 Volt, Ih- right Of the
;sh corps z, rha' tine ~thGrawn To- Monzaub tno,
While The eth, Ben, dek- bad iellen back A. Tar az
SsZe, D,r'b 81 PoZzoengO, and on tie road - Pes
cht!a. AZ Cavri -uo bzn been fug'ly taken by the
FIeI ch, who then made cumbaed attack On Volta
ard On GUidcizzOio bot both these attacks we're sue
cf-sful rrpo-ed which enabled the Aus'Eisns "a re-
tire their mof<yie ard guns by bridges a. Gear the
Nolto di Volta curing the night, and move oil their
FIT amy by the same road ou the LeJt day
A VT came up T. Boz. ghetto heavy banks 81 clouds
hef gtthtIed in The west ard "~er-f heavy AMI black
over q e ti.s. Tee bri-ge q Vale. go aud its sp
p'sotes acre etcunbered with wagons, Through
wi icr we passed With difficulty, while the ascent
tito tie village rse1 was slu"ei clicked up with
cavalry novug toward Ni.lsfr-nos. carloads Of
wOuIG ec, az artillery with il head turncd toward
the bridge g. B.rgt ettc. Sc slosly threaded
wsy tnroUPh these obstacles tremeG'Ous hurricane
If wrd. tie pr,cur.Or % the coa.irg storm raised
dark vail e Gust The Ky became completely over
cast aud black ss k Tie dust and gravel uf the road
rhitc iuItusly il fsCe-, ca-;irg eveg thing mo
daIliess. The nar 90 thunder was mingled in
subine confusion With that Of cannon, wa ch APP
lesTed TO he 90 close that It's revorberaions might
he distI eJied from d st Of tie thunder that
rolled auurf u. | though, that the high Sint
had b.ou. h IN the sourd cf tie 6ght which night still
BE- proceeding ct Cavrirno. pot kno"ins trst the
FreIcb weie folowte Us at ~ n,inu &c dist .nee on
tie Stfaca Csvel6rs. tTeu end"us dOEo pour OF
re- Inundated IRE in the streets OF Nal-yg before |
C, ud ri oge in ny old quarters. tie visit
Die OF tie results Of the battle Soldiers of every
corps AID every regiment were gathered together 10
The streets UpTthgf, or s-parstso from their proper
p,riiioDs. lie people IF Nalleggio were ali at
Their Wndows or conimutng together "uts IL the
houses, II ,pie tf the heavy ram The storm d'ap
Teaed a. spec Oily il had come ON, the shule ont
sgsir with brightness in tue west aud st! closer aud
closer cane the suuLos Of artillery. IL was evi-
dent Low ihsi tie enemy Vas threatening the ,ele
de pant Uf NaileegiO. AT all events, Naleggln VA
rest So ~i,hou' hesitation, following the example OF
tie lrptIal headquarters I've Lad ridden al day
without food Of any kirc | started from Va legE'o,
End roe through Ouadeu TO Nillafrarci, where toe
Emleror bad already arrived There dispositions
we've speedily made to guard the passage Of the Miu-
clio: tb. Wal derng soldiers brought together on
the roads, End directed back TN Islieggio. Batteries
If petition Wers nosed 70 as to cover b. ghetto, aud
the 5tb Pc Orceied to -tsud fast AZ Muuzauba
no. WHERE, you are asaIe, there l. bridge over TIE
Mrcio. 1t was hight wien | cau,c on to N'lla
hafca, Where tie ff,t bictos OF wounjei
were beeibring To arrive. An Gmbu ance bad
been fou ed of The raiaay sta,iop where they con.
tuued to arrive during the night. a. 1t Is natural
TO suppose, those Who first came were slightly
voui ded bot gradually more severe cases called
fer at,.1ii,r a. cart after cart gave up n feight OF
pros,irg victims, these taken 10 hand by the
Doctor az carefully attended to. Wien tne wounds
drersto tie sufferers Were placed ia ravsy car
isees ard transported TO VeiVns, wher1 in add
10 the great hospital the convent OF the Jesrrs,
ara other ten poTaiy es Adjustments. tue Ca-iGo
bad been filed Nth beds for their receplon.
1t was oolock ia the morning Of the 10Th when
returned TO Verona. As | Anticipated, sharp con
tes' took place for the pOfsessi"b Oi M"nzanbtno
yestercsy. Bot Notwithstanding tle French, the
9Th coIIs picsCIycd that position, while the head
quarters ,f Count Schlich stood at Bougheito. Tue
Allies, as well as The Aas,iiars mGst reass'moe ae1
rea,rsnle their army, when, doubtless, hosites will
be !esuu 81. There here 100 ar SD Picdmoutess
ard come FreLch prsouer-. What the losses on thus
lido may i.ro o"i he, s impossible yot t. state
with prtosi,n. They catno' be les than II bW or
L. COO men h0Ts de combat. No generals were killed
Among the wouncod ere Count Palfy, slightly, Gen.
Phihp,yics, Gen. BaltiD, add | believe one or two
o,t.r- Several conres ard ber- Of officers have
b,ei killed or wounded. Prince Z. Wlndlschgretz is
dead, ~ eli n Col. Mumm.
must here corr. ct az error committed 10 ny let
ter Of Yesterday. stated that the % corps under
Price Edw ard Lich'er stein, was IN rear OF Giiflz
zclo Yesterday. This -ake, Is this corps re-
NAMED a; MaD'ua, aud d not come into action.
Thee il uo doubt the Austrian army on The 9th
suf r. usct inconvenience hOn the fact that they
were attacked by Il French aud PiedmOntese three
honrs sooner than the tine fixed by Themselves Tor
assuming the feLsiye Their dhpo-tl1n., admirably
~ they have been made for an attack, must nave
be. faulty When it became necessary To- rep- an adj
yaIce If be envy. II evident also that If the En-
peror iueIded to advance at o'clock the morning,
4 was b.csuse he knew that his various corps wouli
rot be- in their proper portions TIL that hour. lie
viz mt raAdL aII
o'clo, < IL the morning. The 10th sud llth corps
uo,.p etts which should have TUNED the Fretch
lett al M-0ole very probably depeniei npnn cacu
aiion # tine, which gts par OF the Austrian sche ne
,f attack. The 18th corps (NeigI did believe come
IN tipht Of the eu-my; but 1t did so too late to
have any FERROUS ei,c, the reeUt of the ray, while
tie IOIh Corps seen.s 10 have come up AZ all
These facts suggest some reflections. Ii WAS 1t
that the French were ready at D clock u make
couLit ed attack eghinst the AusiIAts, who on
tler part, had but j1st taken up POSITIONS on the
revious evening An easy answer can be gwen To
hat qnesiion. No sOouer was The fret An+faa
battalion out of NBllsgio on the 23i than baloon
WA. obseJyed TO IRE the cir from the vicinity OF
Mui zan, banc-a goal, DO doubt, fer the French
in Csst,ghoLe. have ful CONVICTION that the IN.
reror of The French knew % the evening oi the 2ji
lie exact petition Of every Austrian cups; that oe
~ ,de his pfepsrs'iOIs eccor1ngy and thai, on tue
other tspd The Emperor oi Au-'riz utterly unable
Ia a,cer,ain what the Lumber or ci-tnoution OF
II forces # the Ahes. The, it msy be ssid i the
resu!t which must be anticipated IN every military
moyemeL. Oh Italian soil.
VICTOR EMANUELS ORDER OF THE DAY.
Tie King Of Sardinia has issued the following order
Of the day to bis troops:
SolpIERs: In tie space Of two months Of warfare
van have bad an uninterrupted course Of victory from
H., Sesa al the 20 20 The bar ksoi la GaTda and the
Mincic In that glorious itinerary whlch you n4se
lind In couipnuy with our generous ana powerful
N.rg OF.