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

They were pursued point the nayonet the Dot
tom Of the Taviue, whore there village, wuere
other Austrian lrooys posted. rhe hr,ng resom.
menced from Windows OF toe hoeses and fro loop
holee In he walls cauaed considerable losses Tho
Ausuiaps were however, last driven the VII
l.Re and from eight other strong posuons wnch
they occuqed on Inc hills along the Lake OF G.raa s,
yetaI other .ylnges also carried. AZ Length the
French had expended ali Their ammunition, api had
nothing left but their oayones They made good of
that weapon, but the enemy percevng Their situation
CEASED tbeir retreat
Fortunately, a, toattme the zouaves arrived sup
ported the enemy's are With artillery, while supply OF
ammunition was Distributed That beng dile, =
charge VAS made, ana the Aas,rans retired s'ropg
the bonsee spd on the towers of the churches whrpc
they Kept up Calling DE. AZ no aever, as the
frnnoh Not on the NIL ON VIII CHI the village bout nor
rble carnage vas made among he enemy iheY we're
driven beck Oh Pegcniers While tue infApuy Of the
Guard we're performing those exploits tne Mills, che
cavalry, when hao on joined during she iass few days
vcle hstnpg IN, Ans,risn cavalry IN the pain
Tie Emperor in the A. OF the nsht, gong from
ope point 10 the other hou, hecdins the misAefs o.
The cannon fhot which falling close To INN he en-
oourtsea he soldiers dursg the ~hole OF inc Day ana
that really Necessary TOR the were exhausted
with rnOsiog about from the mcrnipg 10 uine In
The tye1ns, without esrug or drn sinS onriug AL inst
time and Win a tropical neat 10 day there Is TACT
susrsnson OF hosi ties, 10 order To bury The dead aud
coiisc, Ibe -ounded
NArOLIcs's sscArs-rnE M.ssNo OF THE FRKscH
IKoofs FoK ACTION.
tCavrsnA (JeDe 30 e,rfcsponcence Of Gslgnans Mes
tsBRer
90 TIE dag or The battle, Commendant Very OF the
Cent Gsrcos ~ao pecee besiud the Emperor,
foStrec bal on he curAss glanced OIL from him
hto sFNfa we cuNBH OF CtptAin VINO him
NE hofse a. Captain Bay orderly officer to his Majesty,
Wus wcVncsd 10 the great attack the celtre,
ctteis n.ttque ,bai led 'he hrsa brigade Of votgeurs
aEsstft Sbe formidable :nmene Al the sides of
M hi ~cTe covered ~ the f.n French, but at length
ise held wss theirs gray ms,s OF Aus,rians stosy
Three tines the Austrian officers, ANXIOUS to show
tber deFcteana~s N tne Enoeror, halted their
and maze aitemp ~ retsse the positions yAio,esorts
Ttey hso alrcsay occupied ny the First ans
rsccSd ment cf ma Volt oi the Guard General
M.neque has neeu ns,ne1 General OF nvson Tls.rls
4 he frer
lone 20 sofefpe ADD Volts Marshal McAalJa win
N whole a. tne Sccouc corps daTmts
Al tte Imperial Gusr1 msssed behind the Second
cor- sad med the Ia was 80 stationed as TO
he able 70 supor, any eors where might De required
some cr 4ofdnsry acts OF daring mentioned hiv
ing taken pace curing tn osy captain of the foot
chAsears, turning risipg eroani, fell suddenly
pieces o. csnbob The Emperor, said, duriog
the ~hoe cay, bad nothing small piece
ooEf tven ~ser ~ss very scarce article, and geoe-
rsa ard marsh,ls happy get a mouthful OF
water ~ wtne fiom the csn,een of the soloiers
ne rsior Of be Sa-cnisu army has cost them dear.
Severt' 81 ercr ofoers have killed among -hon
are rettonea General Molaid, General Perrier CON
mancns lie brigade ri savoy; General Arnaldi, cou
m-1srs toe g1sgss Coone Berea OF the reg ient Of
Coz tooue Peraot, o. that Of savoy, Captain P.a
tcnis q ne b~rsaeerL The division OF General fante
has covered iIen sU0 gQrE wnen loss OF the e.t-
u, seeuec ccnumsd. the Emreror Of Austria, followed
b "a esoor' revred by she village OF Volta in the mds,
Of nc c0sfuson caused BY retreating
tis army hAPpers mat hs Escort haa some uoebe 10
force Isssage.
oHDsA ~ THE DAY 10 TUE IMpERIAL GUARD
NzgshA Rsenault Saint Jrsa Ancsly addressed the
inloSng order OF the DAY 20 The Imperial Guard the
dhy sit-F ibe battle Of $ ,ferno-
You have ascn glorious part 10 the late battle TIE
c'Vson 81 stnetsl camon had bis first brigade engaged
fre0 nlns Q The morning fhe battalion OF foot chss-
seus Ahd toe LIST and 81 regiments yotseurs under
Gsrers neneqae, carried formidable vigorously de
Tended posous Numerous prisoners, thirteen pieces OF
bat 1te artillery OF the Guard supported by the dive
sion ercrAers reudsred the most >ortsnt ssrvices
fun Of aftor and ennnsssu, they took up position
hcsAs shch Amos, inaccessible, slenced tae enc
my's Gre ard hasieoec Their retreat.
Al Meg nA, s,h the division Of General Mellinet
tops r. oi Ponte Npovo q murderous fire.
and c.ternsd With the greatest energy . position which
sBa The ZuAves Grove back ire encmys ooumns a. the
point q The bay onet aof forced them retreat With
enormous ios Toe Vougeurs and the Chasseurs of the
Guard have shf they worthy comrades of |
The GrtBAars and the ZoGaves OF Magenta The Marshal
Commanding IN Chef canuo, have more valuable
comperse than 10 be kept ut the head OF such troops
WHEN The Emperor raised him TO the dignity OF Marshal
OF fiasee Soldiers of the Guard The army appreciates
your onduei has seen what you were able to do on
The en q battle and proud of the Imperial Guard
AZ TIE Grant Army WAS Of the old Guard.
ltre iftnfeTstu!
EVACUATION OF TOMATO BY THE AUsrRIANs-GgN.
ZoBELs REASONS FOR LEAVING.
gonaio dune 2S) correspondence OF Gangnani's Mes.
senger
AZ this morning arrived at Tomato II ia iucon
oessbse that position OF such Importance, and one
which could have been easily defended should have
been abandoned The retreat from Castenedolo and from
Monechari had excited general surprise. Generals
sehcg sno Zooel were Of opinion that those positions in
which the Ausuins bad eatrenched themselves should
be defenaed when the Emperor Of AUSTRIA
~. 80, rs AZ, ors,s .S.ui' nne .esu,' oi
~ - s ,s a, o.ueis "..e gwen W e'acuaVe tnen,
sae 'v,s,sSre ne,,i a nav .ae au.Iians nag
49, - go, % ,s -, wi ueienoe tney haa CUT
ne awe! piiose acfoss tDe ohese, aud thrown down
two nee rows OF trees forming on either side
leading iuto toe town.
Lorato Sancs on the top of high hill and commands
on me zoe he whoe Of the pan and on the other the
sac o "Hea Inc town 10 surmounted by an old castle
ID fl.oS Ahp suFIounoeu oy ramPtrs half demolished, |
hhu t2e 1ppooa SO steep that would have been
Weey uM.lH 10 nave gained possession. The Austri-
Aeoui ooVo 70 9oOeO strong had established formi-
oAoe pseFft Nheh would nave swept every road lead
g 70 nom "a cnEto, hontecnlar ano Cas,iglone. The
WAng o. thlh Iornioaole position would perhaps have
CaN.c the Aes some tne and under any circumstances
uule hsfe oVs. uumoe' o. hves Happily the Ausiri-
a. ausAsSp'u Ule pace ihey Quilted aontecniari Two
uA9b SGD 1"tu 20 cisey Dy the FRENCH troops that
~ $500 80 VIC aVFr entered by oae gate as
90 ia suAu 1r Iorner were leaving by the other
ga oieueu tnst we troops COMMANDED by General |