, 1859-06-30
Maieunutsu and CAaaDutco.

The foliowins letter, III tl,e New York Tim<s,
relates j ir~ facts which are VI importance.
The letter is dated Paris, June 12:
Siucc tn: grand battle IF Mugentu, three other
battles hare been fought. each resulting in favor
Ut Tue Freic:, und sariinis'n arms. Ihe tit st III
these was At Siait.nano, the svcuul Il. Canuuica,
aud third between l}tr..aa1u aud the river 0Kit.
Tic all.ir Ut Hae:nano, u lnwn twelve u,iice
southeast nj Null un the road to l.oI; icn'ie.!
b., tue Frcocs, Narisn4n}. was fought between
the urultes ot Aarsllal lsaEa:.uay lliit;crs, OH
the French side, und General I}enrdek on Tue
Austrian sidc. Napoleon, finding that thc
austria army was in full rrtrca, toward the
Adda, sent Eara.u.y Ullilliess 10 cut then,
ntf ia the direction Of Lodi. General Goyla, in
turn, Ind erus t:en. Bcnrdt in tAat direction 10
eovrr bis retreat, aud to l,old the French in check
Willie he cres>.A tw AIDA TT Ptzzi ehestanc, ,on the
road 10 Crptuona. t;rn ijeutt!ck. with 81, ,,u men
entsruchrd i.i'.'srT strongly ut Muc;aano, and
awaited the II snctl attack. The cnmbnt lasted
nine hours anl resulted in tlle retreat Of the
Aussta,ls, lcvi,'s tie place in the hands of the
French. A. i. sua.rbttlr, tic latter part Of the
fight tuok ptAcr in tlac streets Of Tue village
Tue Austr.ans barriCadcd themselves in the
houses mud wcrc d'slodKed by the Zouave- by
tie hasoncl, huuee by huuse. The French bull
lctin claims not to hive hal more than 15,OUi
mru engaged but Ten. Forty i division, WHICH
wAs present aud turmed the right wing, was not
called into acsiun. The two divisions engaged
we're those vi tie brave Gtn. D1aine ito which
tue regiment Of Xonuvrs Of the paraguay dill
iiers corps 'driHs~ Is attAchcd) aud Grn. rAIui
rault- The Austriats- lost 500 killed aud
wounded, md ,2'"' prisoners; the French SOU
IN killed and wounded. In ihr night body Of
Greats attempted tu lake the town from the
French. but they werr surrounded and Gu, otl,
Cauonca, where uaDshcr of tile battles WIS
ftugtt, IL \ vii,a.e the cast side Of the Aida,
twenty miles northeast of Milan, TN the road to
r., rSf TIN fur>, H.
ban, ~ho had BEEN sen. to tic cx,er1ninaton Of
GartLa'di ut Conn, had rctreatcd; aud here
Marshal Caurubtrt, sent by Napoleon for tue
purpose, caught up II it'll tue rrtreatng Gene
"a! and offered hin battir, 4 vienna dispatch
asys the battle wus bloody one. We only
know 1t Paris that cAnsubert remained master
Of tue ield. aud tns. tLt Au4trians retreatcd in
great lastt toward DrrHclG.
Prom Conp, GA-ibaIdi followed Gen. Urban
nearly 10 Mona, and thus talling out Of the line
Of countrs Iur hich be hxd reserved himself
the conquest. be abandoned The pursuit. and,
striking northeast to brivio, crossed The Adda
at that poiut, au.! Oh the Stu entered Bergamo
without Resistance. Tie Aussrinns Immediately
sent force from Irescia toward llerga:no. either
TO dialodge bin from the 1attcr place, or to
impede his further progress east. Gasibald
sent out portion of his t"rre to meet the Aus.
tri.us, and. after sharp engagement. put them
to flight w.. hare no further details. but VIC
would scarcely be astonished here if this bold
2nd able chief were already 1t Bsrecia, within
twenty miles ii tue great fortress of reschiera,
and at punt where one line Of communication
fnon, the Tsrol ~ith the Austzian base Of opcr-
ntions is cut Of. He will hardly retain this,
however. without n struggle, for its possession
to the Austrians Is Of the hrst importance, and
VIC may expect to hear Of eome sanguinary bat
ties in that dir.xtiou.
4 body Of 65o AussriAns were cut off in the
neighborhood Of Lnke Maggiore, a. was expect
I'd, BY the rapid move Of tho French upon Milan
aud CAuonica, aod thcfe MEN, to saye themselves
frum e4p.<are, passed iuto sw.ss territory where
they wei sent into the interior, as is the custom