The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-10


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Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, Nay %, 1852
The Fir, French Victory-Fseiino in ParisTea.ment Of
me Wounded Amst-ians--Fbreys Fortunate Vi,tory-
Montedylo- Aua,tan Observation-Disclosures Accounts o.
The Bal1s-Retreas Of the As.,ians Tic1yds SradellI
A,strien O,der TO Genral GyulriThe Lago Nag3tcre
Car Of Aus.,an T,oops-Aprirs in T3'c1ry-The Pion
Of the "Iron Croun'- Enthusiasm Of TIE Peope--Cip
Gon Of the Mniseu-- Terrible Precision Of TIE Sesrp
shooters Of Tyrel DC. de-
AL France is in fever. The FIRST battle has been
fought and it is the frat victory, is only because
other occasion has been offered of obtaining one.
The Emperor repsret to voghera early morning
and visited the hospitals where the Austans receive the
attention as the French, circumstance which the
Panic thus apostrophhes:-" This visit OF the Emperor
his wounded soldiers and his vauqnished eremies
worthy Of his poble heart, and Europe VIII learn without
surprise that France terrible in battle che is bumaue
victory 1t has long been said that France
q soldier--sne is no~ a sister of charity"
will be perceived that of lbs four colonies who
commsnd regiments composing the division Of General
the Seventy fourth Marie de Beeord OF Ninety nst
Copse,l Dumesni Of the Ninety eighth Commandan.
Lacretee, VINO was also wounded, the Eighty oarth
and Chef de Battalion de Ferusssc Of Seventeenth
battalion Foot Cbassaurs This victory cortunas.
circumstance for General Forey, who, will be re,o
lecIed, Withdrawn from the Crmeaa army cir
cUmstapces which had tendency to cast shadow on
his reputation in consequence Of his having exceeded his
prescribed duty in certain communications with the
III Ernn ha 70, hla
srucop hs iuct, and hs present open.
ing the Italian campaign cannot fail to disspate any
remaining cloud
The village Of Xontebello again become famous ie
the place at which Lannes, will be remembered
defeated the Austrians the 9th of June 1900 II is
about six miles from Voghera, the road Castegsio
at which place skrmsh took place previous to the great
battle of Marepgo The position OF Caseggio always
considered of great Importance in srsteglca point Of
view Even the Romans established considerable colony
there defend against the Gauls that the
Italian peninsula and Hannibal, when descending from
the Aps destroyed the place before venturng the
valley Of the Trebia, where the rst Roman army awaited
him. Bot TO return TO less remote times: In 1900 the
French army already masters Of Milan and piacsnza, do
fenced Castesso and Moutenello Psccpza wh;n the
Ansiap General Or hsd resolved TO retake In order to
re establish the communications between the Austrian
army and the CIT es Of Cremous and Man,ua.
s thus evident that, this particular occasion, the
importance Of the position we'll known to the Aus
rlaps Their first care, indeed, was to establish them
stves there as firmly time would permit. Large
guns placed on the heights, the communications
with The Pc insured by Of bridges protected
BY field works. Their intention seemed to be to
stsck there and they bad abandoned part the
Of Cssieggio 10 fall back SraIelia which more
caey defend, and where the ROAD forms dele SUD-
sequenty they appear have changed their minds and
returning IN io &C 10 Casggo ard here made tae attempt
which nas ter minated in their defeat
But is best TO pl zee in juxaposton with the French
the Auetrans account which, in the Aurtridn Cores
ponde,ce, unoer cate Vienna 22d, says" Marshal Lieu
Count De Stadion conducted reconnaissance in
force on the 2eth ordered for that day. with view to
ascertain the real position and strength of enemys
right wing. In consequence he advanced towards reeo
Moutebeo where he forces far superior
to his own. After desperate engagement Count do
stadon retired IN The best order behod the Pc, after
having compelled tie enemy to deveope their forces"
Another te egrsphic despatch from Vienna, headed
"ocal" represent the engagement in exactly the
terms
the AustraDs towards Strsdea. Several wag Nd with
wounded seeD crossing the bridge OF Ia S,etta On
the lett Of the allied army Gen. Cadin anxious get
ross SCION Of the left Of the bridge Of Vece in order
he construction Of another bridge over the Sasa
pot columns in movement which, afser crossog tue
river unite the point The BODY which
cfosed the sesa by ford on the side OF the AIbano was
auscked by strong body Of Austrans vasa but not
wItbstar ding, the fedmoptese firmly established thsu
feivee NJ VeIcell The other coumn crossed the
sesia Cappu ;ni veccb and surprised two comoa
ph Of the enemy. also stated tina. the oss of the
redmortese was shph, tpat Of the Austrians
bic 1t 10 presumed hat this will an evacuation of
SomeeDa and Buiaoya, unless the Ausrians risk bat
tie at Eovsra.
The Ori,one Of Turin, publishes, as a curiosity the
following order addressed by General Gyula TO
the authorities OF the province Of Novars:--
HEADQUARTERS, at Morara, May 16. 1859.
Fer the irregular provisioning Of tho the
following articee required, which be Immediate.
~ procured by requon the part of the authorities of
this province and by delivery the part OF tho contrac
tori with whom the said authorities spuate regular
contracts The PIC vince of Novara sba deliver within
forty leigh, hours EGO and daily 200 brente Of wine
be brenie le gaons), 80 brente Of spirits, 90 ewt.
hsy and 800 sacks Of oats. The said provisions shall
he ed at Novara to the proper nctonary of the
IDicpcsnce, who shall dispose them in accordance with
IL ap cia decree Issued thereon As to bread and rice
be will require that the various commands should always
keep recessary quantities ready botn for the troops
sioned there and for those eventually passing through
trust tbal be obliged 10 have vigorous
obtain the regular and delivery Of the
articles demanded as above.
The tsnks Of the Lago Mageiore are now completely
clear Ct Austrian troops all the columns which at hrst
appeared when about operate a. Verona in the dlrec
ton Of Bella and Domo dOssaia, have marched towards
the sop,h, the aide Of Mortara
letter from Venice, Of the 18Th, says.-vhe French
feet has made it's appearance of this port and the tri
c0lored flag In plainly visible from the OF st. Marx,
and that the public longer allowed To
cepd IT, The Austrian vessel which carries the mail DO
tweep THE city and Trieste left yesterday usual but
shortly after wards returned The passengers had their
money returned, and must make toe journey by land.
Durpg the three day part Of the vessels Of
the Iaoyos Company have taken refuge In this port
the canal OF Geadecca
The Tuscan government has issued Decree dated the
t6b re establishing the C0pncil Of State, such IL
organ 18Th Of March, 1913. The abolitiou Of
tbe constitution Of the Grand Duke had led 10 comocte
chanfe the rgspzaop and powers Of that body which,
instead of antse, had become instrument Of
abusry power In the hands Of the government. Tue
Minister Of the Interior, Baron Pcaso bias aso Jagged
the pretdepcy Of the respective Gonouteres
fho purpose OF raising patriotic Donations chiefly 10 pay
the expenses OF the vo1nNers or taek way the army