New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-14
ArsrrlAN Hr.nerAnrrns. GARLAsco. MAY %.

AUSTRIAN HEtDeUtRTERS, GARLAsCo, May -.
n. sflar ot Friday l. considered here rs rather a
Gishsi.r tee full returns at killed ami wounded Ar
rived to-day aud exceed veiy much the number nen-
toned yesie'da' That number was iost by Count
Stations own CORDS alcnc bu he hal also with hun
one bryHne Of Gene al d'Urbtu's Corps, ani thIS
suffered than any other. IL l. blamed for the
,Ac,ss If sidor cn turuel the reconnaissance INTO
battle. Slll, too much da,h Is fault ~ easily Tor
given il soldier that in spe ot all Losses, the feel
lne here IL much what II in the Crinea after tue
gallant charge oi Baiaklava-resre t'r the ia ten, but
iul ccLfdrice inst such ,rOops can face ,tniOg.
Duri,g the thickest Of the fight poor French
boy oe-tIied riding Straight AT battery Of artillery
winch was firing and asa 10 the lue ot TIRE oi the
French gan. His horse shot. but he got mp and
walked cuoily on. When asked Nh! be came over. he
saij he bai dlsIlkei leaving home, aud wanted
10 GO hack.
Ms,r Piers. in nc Austrian service, gentleman OF
an Inch family, severely wounded aui Tying
helpless. when, tave h,'u uf' rined by more than
one eyewitness, he WAS killed by t.euch CnAssrur
such ~ act has n.lS 10 be ucutiuued ain couhde1t
"a iusur, such orers beiog given wal prevent any
thug IF the biod happening agsin.
Now that hcs'iluies If another nature have COM
ucu,,d The attacks on the Ausirians IN the newspapers
will p.obahiy II l. high time when sncn e al
Ell vf pabhc opinion TIE Examiner sad The SPEC
taOr rite ARTICLES such those which reached u To-
day abusing Count G. uiai for cruelty, account NJ
p'oclap at t. Piac- MA which VA never written.
NV that Nec,l l. in the hands of the Piednoncse,
trust that the Il rlsh Commissioner with their army
all Qpjrt how the inhHb t,uS were TIRE liei lfth-y
report uuavorably, they arr greater hypocntes IMAM
any wer | have yet nsd the pleasure Of ul-eting.
A Frrrch detachment ro-d the Se-ia yesterday,
and forced the advanced >ts of the AusIials, but
reiired wren the main boy guarding hat atproach
shou,d Itself Ta.y probably intended only - recon
tottr The patrols on both sides show great intrepid
nv. a p,ry # II yesterday, under the cJmmani Of
Can't >i-lk .vic-, cr SEED -ue Pc, recouuUsred Va
lena ard reruned thOut the loss of ole man. a.
thongh se,I 10y the enemy.
Tie headqu,rtrr staff oi such q large army as this
is Of course very uuI er, ~ Officers st duSn a dn-
utr oif-n. AID forage l. draw fr 20 nors-s, ~
r,elv ii, de- fcr has carriage and carriage horses,
brsie ii- + ar of i've chargers. The orderly officers
live all their mes plenty of work. rie oi % or
"a n, h. fore -, co.k breakfast falls 10 the 10, OF
ore If them ain,cst daly. Their movements are the
,u, ,iru If an,tbIn. gong on, a the utmost secrecy
j. observed about every occurrence. am sure that
napy persuus M this tow have 10 Idea that 81 aay
i, stalf ZONE important mitar! step unsy De TAKEN
.t,nnAef cri, into the crowded c"ur yard or an'--
roou, of m. C-ne,s might easily fancy the enemy VV
miles Ofl not i. rcclvi,g thst the o"o's ~ tue
talking to thu Geusrsl are dusty, that inc one lIns
,HtrNard the westward Is accompanlel oy i'ur an-
c.rs and nu' hearing he whisper OF an".heI says
where he is to b. found duruy tue next hdv AoN, "a!
,r,.,r for one remaIks nothing but talks c'Vhy "
,nvi,y a horse shod t,-nurrow OF next day an u"
me tfa this system If >ecresy l. not better thHo as
cnssiry openly every movement as English officers 40
hn, medium w.u, b. still better. Tue mag
nso,ites any calamity much. when there Is an!
n ys,ery abnui IT, that cabpot help thinking al pas'
ev,u,s might he discussed without injury.
ane,le- Acharo writes 10 the Deodts from hou,
ebello, that the pun.ber Of French officers VINO Ps'd