The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-14


mighty kingdom which tho serviap formed has
aesp found vent in the sning family Of 0renovch.
mil'sry preparation reported as taking place at
Belgrade.
GEN. GYULArs OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF THE
BATTLE OF MONTEBELLO.
The follow pg is the Official Austrian account tls
bat OF Monsbe'lo given in the report Of tn enssain
Chief Fels Marshal Count Gy ula to e Emperor Francis
Joeepb. Some short extracts OF the do 1ument have
already been published but your readers will, doubtless
be glad 10 have the whole placed before them in
sREI hasten 10 send my report the first important
engagement which your MAesty's troops have fought
during the present campaign As already stated 10 ~
first incomplete accounts, which of the
present. all the deiachmens Of brave army, which
took part 10 the struggle gave brilliant proofs Of
tried valer and hrmness
AS have already announced by telegraph 10 your
haesty's hrs aid de gave orders the 2)th for
reconnaissance in force the right oank Of the 20,
ause the reports of SPIES as well tue o,serv ons
made by the ouiposs along Sesia and the Po favored
the suproson that the enemy intended to make move.
from Voghera with able forces against Pa
In the night Of the 10Th three bfgades OF the
9TH corps dmee were ected for that purpose by Pava
towards the M de poGt Of vaccarzza, already occupied
by Beers brigade belonging to the Sth corps. nai
selected for this expedition under the orders of the
mandant Of the 9th corps, General Urban, who in
country between Stradella vaccarizza, and yogbera
and who was then, for that purpose, with
brigade Of the 9th corps d'armfe General Braum),
and brigade Of his own division of reserve (Ge-
neral Scbaagotsche between the te de pon Of veccirz
"a and Broo The expedition, commanded by General
StadoD composed Of the Baumgarton division Gaaps
Bills anc Prince OF Hesses brgades) the Fifth battalion OF
Braun Brigade the Ninth Second battaons OF Boere
brigade Of the Sixth corps, aud also the Schaagoscoe
brigade, completed by the troops OF the garrison of PA
(aeese's regent replace the parts OF that
gade which remained there Gen Sadion began his
mep In advance OF the tete de- o on the 10th. General
Urban took the high road towards Castsgo ivng pre-
voUs Sent the Third battalion Of Chasseurs 10 beat the
mountain on the left General Baumgarep 70 lowed Ia the
PLAIN with Bis brigade, in the direction OF Casama
Gaals brigade the side of Robecco Their reserve
consisting Of two battalons and half and the artillery
advanced towards Barbane0 The Prince Of Hesses br
eade formed the right wing and marched Bronduzzora
General Stadon had given orders that from this position
which had been reached at eleven O'Clock the attack
should begin at General Urban to take pos.
session Of Casteggo and Nontebelo in secure
base for further threatening voehera and thus compel
the enemy TO display his forces
General Gaal, with the reEerve was 10 follow General
Urban. When the enemy abandoned Soatebslo General
Urban advanced as far as Genestreiio, where ne
encountered al enemy his superior in nun
bere, who made fierce resistance, but was
driven back by the chasseurs OF the Sd aui
4th battaons OF the Hesse and Doa Miguel regiments,
which, in epte Of considerable osses carried ths
plateau and farm Of Geoestrelo But the enemy display
ed forces superior continually Increased by rem
iorcemen.s brought up by the railway, that General
Urban as well IS CALLS Brigade which had arrived in
The meantime TO bis SUPPORT fgntng with heavy loss but
heroicsiy, were forced back Montebelo 10 the in-
teIval General sadon had ordered up the and Hesse
brRades to the right wing OF the line Against General
Gaa who had joined General Braun With Hes and
one Roasbach battalion The enemy displayed constantly
increasing superiority OF forces. and Monobelo WAS eva
used after an Obstinate resistance The enemy kept ia
respect by still greater losses and the firm conn
tenance OF our troops well the depoyment OF the
reserves OF the Bis brigade, did not continue pursuit.
and the corps, which before reachilg Cssteggo had
ceased to much haressed sot 70 the ts de ,nt et
nishtfa and retired behind the 70 the morniog Of
the 2ist
nen's and hattsoDs engaged but without meniiouipy
Their effective strength and continues
Inc Prince Of Htsse commanded the regiment Cu,oz,
DataiIon Zohei, three squadrons OF Huane and four
twelve FOUNDERS. They engaged at Cacababbo aoi
Casona de aDs The infantry dashed for ward against the
cavalry with the bay onet, ana several times success
ful The hriog took place at thirty yards distance The
ertllefy was placed close to the enemy operated
upon 10 q most terrific manner IL ia remsrksble
that we have had very few casualties from SHOT
almost all those tired by the enemy vent vice of the
mark. The enemy's Infantry fred very well, rner
cavalry merits hss favorable mention, as they showed
themselves inferior to hussars and Hulans re-
fused any serious combat The report of the firing
and be advanced with part of the brigade Feb mayer,
which was at Broni Count Sadon ordered him to take
peeo, 10 support the brigade Bis, which was desin
to cover he rc.rest Bot the enemy, not having
ing 10 snateIla The right faux, both during the
ecv ancins and rereatng movements, with
great care ard resolution oy the Prince Of Hesse On
The side OF the appears that the whole the op
domfe Of Natsba B3rsgusy dHlers was 10 the fell
well az Peomonteee brigade. certain that twelve
nts OF French nfsntry battalous of chss-
seur regiment Of French cavalry well a Pedmon-
tese brigade and the regiment of Novara cavalry were
and that numerous reserves were at hand Gene
rs Stallion estimates the number of the enemy 10000
men at least The certainly which / have acquired by
this reconnaissance confirms in the idea that oc-
cupy favorable position and Iuenty consider the
result Of my enterprise as excellent notwithstanding the
great sacrifices whoh it has accustomed General Count
Sadon speaks the highest terms the courage the
troops engaged.
After ebtopng the names of several officers killed and
wounded, the report concludes by these Words
can say with pride that the troops have displayed
spirit end courage mertpg your Maesty's approb alton
and that herceforward they will regard the satisfaction of
their august Emperor as the most powerful incentive to
direct them to victory: GYuLAL
HEAD QUARTERS, GaTlasco 23i.
The above report Is followed by en- autograph letter
from the Emperor to Count Gyuai at Garasco, which
says: 81 thank my brave troops for the admir- able
bravery which they displayed in the combat of
belo" Count Gyuai has also received orders to send
TO the different communes the of the
men killed wounded for their country, In order that
the whole empire may be made acquainted with the same
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Tuesday evening, May 3l,-A
further mporont rise has taken place public securities
during the ast two or three weeks proves strongly
than ever that the rehtfu depreciation and ruin wit
messed month ago were toaly unwarranted by crcum
stances, and occesoned seey by false statements reck
lesay advanced and wantory persisted in in defiance of
the most oliiative contradictions.
The fresh rise established TO day in the funds amounted
rebound of nearly FIVE per cent from the lowest poiot
touched during the panic Most other classes of securities
especsv be and sssb naan nSdn
French and Lembardo Venetian railway shares have all
risen considerably All the markets closed with firm
ness at TIC s SS. point Of the day. Good securities
are still freely absorbed by the pubic, who know
not what else 10 Go with their funds, the rise in the
.. money proving as unwarranted 90 the pancn the
Stock Exchange The securities sacrificed during the late
fright have passed into strong hands and the markets
bare Of stock The foItnghtly settlement In British
railway shares, completed this day, shows almost
plete absence Of speculation and Of bona de Sales but
steady absorption Of stock In small amounts. Amongst the
considerations which assisted the rise 10 day i'm
preston that the Austriars getting the worst OF the
and oSd lad ~
allied forces is probable. The improvement established in
the foreign exchanges at momen. when gold flo wing in
freely from Roesia Turkey, and the United States
dependenty Of the remances again becoming due from
Australia, likewise operated on the favorable side
In the discount market the demand TO day auyud
and choice bills taken al three per cent
lower. Very little business done at the bank pend
ing the announcement of q reduction in the minimum
rate, which seems TO be expected on Thursday next
At laris to-day the three per cent rentes opened at 90
for the approaching settlement and subsequently
quoted 62 10, 60 so and % rs, beng per cent higher
than yesterday The Geographic despatch describes the
Bourse very firm The closing prices have arrived
At Vienna yesterday rise Of per cent took place in
Austrian stock