The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-03

gage in active hos aud YOU vii, give tae .rdiuan
government clearly % uaastssaDd sns. as regards the
from oil interference direct or indirect. wsa'sver
MALaEsBURY.
THE DECISIVE BATTLE OF THE ITALIAN
r4ags n WAR. grFVrf .sr.
eA From tho London Times, Juno 1871 1888 81
GeperaI Count sc lck, who succeeds Count Gyula In
the command Of the Austrian army, is officer whose
familiar to Europe ten years siace, whom the
hungarian var Va. raging He played part Of no in
considerable importance In that cOnteat, and Ia no.
more than 80 years old II 70 understand that he
succeeds to the active command Instead OF AsrshA Hess,
may DC suspsc,sd Of h.vDs imSeea so@s rs
dca' no.ioos the subject OF tho age Of military
manders fhc young Emperor may possibly have made
bis employ to the active duties OF the campaign and
may think his great experience better utilized In planning
than 10 ssssut'ng .ne sussrs operssona o. ss VA.
We apprehend tolers6y certain. Time may be required
repair the morale Of the Austrian soldier, and to
lestro Magenta and Maeynano mus. have somewhat sha
ken; but that Austria xg1 yetis from Lonbardy pithout
decisive defeat tAan tie has YET sustained canrx
be expected or hoped for. Milan may be hung with days
and lit with lamps; the Scala may exhibit s capacious
throoged with emancipated Italians, joyous In their
tessioos 81 the icnSsrds ia their ' o.ps saous
thought Of dapger nom that vsat Austrian army which
few days ago occupied every military post in the couu
on the memory Of all those shouting citizens;
but the permanent postession OF Milan Is Ear from
being yet secured Conttnuousy the Aussrans retire.
ventures TO pUphesy that this retro9rsde move
no limit We all curious TO know where that position
which Francis Joseph has desgasted his battle
ground, and 10 which he has recalled bis troops II
cetsnIy Is not on the Sess the Aea for the ,ouutry
watered by these tributaries Is already Abandoned aud
Brtscia which was In former times contested Aiready
In the hands OF Garioaid who seems 70 act still the p
oneer Of the allied army Ia their advance The Austrian
crossed the bsss ooa az
river he would scarcely have ao we'd Caoad 10 occupy
Brescia His next haarg place mus DO upon the banks
Of the Mnco, where, he should turn and pur
susrs be will rest with his right wing upoa Pescaiea aud
his left upon Mantua Our correspondence 10 holih
niop thai isis De position chose by Ne Aarsaa Gueris
appear 10 be well chosen for battle lost by the reu,o
upon this gr upd would be disastrous whereas the
triAns might reasonably hope 10 draw Of hardly pres
ed under the cover or their ortresses In 1871 The
session Of Mautua alone enabled the Ausans 10 arrest
Napoleon Tor elk months before Its walls and gave them
time 70 four large mics, and bring them iat0 the
fcld for its delive'ance In ls48 Charles Albertdid
not attempt 10 advance beyond this Terrible triangle
after RadSzky had passed through Dsrcs the rash
coun,cs which urged him to pursue his retrinx enemy
through this military trap, he set hinself to work
leisurtiy TO- reduce The for,rstsss one By one
While he was besiegDg PeecherA Radetzky awaiting
the repforcemen Of Count Nugeut and The army OF
eerve aud about tho time Peschera could bod out
no lorger Radetzky was ready 10 the osnsiye
No game be fought with precisely the same moves
but doubt seems 10 be e 1tat.ed tI the Auus2ns ha@
not for moment abandoned u; hope Of Ultimate success in
this wdr Rcter pour i.Dr sdutr" Ia atl their princi
pie Of tactics Ia thas land OF etiquette and council
of many preceden.s the authority Of former campaigns
will 80 for much in the formation of new pAns,
and the mschinery which has cured q previous
success 10 very likely 70 be put into motion again with the
hore Of the same happy result we expect from
KarsbRl hess and General Schlck repet ton of
the plan OF campaign devised and executed by Hess
and Radetzky eleven years ago Military trsd,sioa
everything in Austria kadetzsy served uuder Mslss
and SuwarIow, End Hess ssrved under Radetzky Il is
almost impossible that these fail TO .hos
old Fabian tactics which remarkably succeeded
Ing credit Austrian arms 10 iSl9 When Ratesky
reeated before the army OF Charles Albert aud through
country full irsuyTecton he fell back once He
avoiced battle much ths Austrisns 70 have
done their best It, and, although he uuwil
pgy forced into eight at Goo, just as Gguia Az
yet he continued his retreat until no reached his
DID he there but retired bchnd
the District they commanded and there sated the arr
val Of Count Nugept and the army OF reserve. Then
came bis advance the celebrated coubtermarch TO Vi
cehza, the sce, the val OF hos,ies and that
decisive short campaign which ended with tbs victory Of
Novara. fef Q.ss
But, although we think IL highly probable tha. the &c.
neral character of the Austrian tactics In l48 will be fol-
lowed IN 1852 the general opinion appears TO be that in
ed and that the Mncio will be the scene of decisive
battle Well informed pesons that all tina, has
yet happened is but the the real war and
not wanting Austrians 30 confident to believe that
Mantua will be toe Capua OF Napoleon ILL., Austria will
very much astouish the world thing like this shoald
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sardnian King are just no. listening to concerts
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