New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

r.taI,r q. d. III ~ IT, Austrian 'tn'lAi ~ "a ~
80. az. Given "a y ba.n able % peep over t1e
a.. .noI-s bst,al,vrs ard -qusdrons hurry
Il lh-i 90 10 H. - q. e.; n be oi hNNe seen mem
rrrs hi latter Ifef - th- il-, While DE ~ % .
Pal..iro va. g,i- ID he ni- d, have U 'g5l- ~
b.. y l,i- amy vthin twelve LD1r sn1 atlckti IN"
AHi.s en- their march. whilr, p-rhap-, ball q tIeu
sra and he o'aer on TIE opposite oAlA O.
y SEA-.
n Inn. DO ,p.rr-i- of lls..r.. G -ilari are sue
e.. u ttr irrf --rse -epsItr,it II TIE ael a!n =
all isyc asqnInf .no-t iroiiai source 81 ni'ill-
ti,, r. eI, ne. e. course. csuror-bails. whi'h may
.io.. ~ Il - .,4l.- DO f--'nd BAT artillery has ana
sti lien ,rt s,i,Tale jiiH,ua-s ir tolcauz BID -
hat Move srvy - a.d 90 81 80 trr is very iii-e
choi 81 ~ bel abb 20 lart al object - 4o- -g0HsA
Tf..'rorrbr the eerersl hea'cnarters lei Bre-cia,
aid aAsr hr,a 'TAi >lrrr to tis pa .. Iois iooS,
Ike 81 aoyalc.. -'enis tie eve oi ne, nioNei1,
o. y sosisrs ~ our 7ear olt .t tai (. 7 Z had any
% lurI re 90 u'ssm,rts, Edd merely thar o. ha'I
''' ''' JrSr 9l-6p m.
uetid.dly ~ az an 'hc eve e some g-ra' cyea'.
" . be scva. eng toward it f2aboR' tgH9ff. Inc
Chiee is eTosseI and - arr cass ~ Tie positions on
Cas;rc iOne al l.Il,O. Acooru. 10 -4e ih.s IaIrf
,l-te has a.rra.y been occupied By tic Sariiniar'
Tie lot frru,,- hove cone n.y. AMI ihc si.el afm.'
sr4 psesrE q e.. Do hs compact poly a.. in',I
non b.r al a.. grcu11 ADMIT. Tie general % si-
ouar,-. q iAr lied armies have becu transferred TO
ia e. aLl ai,a.d Do arranged The whole inlso,ry
ul N :, guard. Nh.u I an gr;itg tho cavalry OF tne
usrd +. ps.s ihroegh to tskt up ls P'',liion down
y De plan cf hrl'- .Laro. ~.ch stretches our 10
II ~ Il 10 '-;r ridge OF which this village IS pul,
II = Il first open p-ce II gioaud ~ for baie h-d
which favc iuriig TIL, cau paign aud on look
lLg - Z onv csl qr.e uaarsla i"ai t-7 A"s'i
re'url 90 20 gs several ines b.ioTe thsy qa!'
IT, Even 81 I'D licreut Traveller must be siru K ny
he G., u'rast between The country he leR behind nn
ard bel wteL tAst zach opens Uut bs!ure han ahcn
be -iaIds on o.. ridge Of Cdstenet".). toH'
E!esc'a, whether yen SAKE i!' ullH r'a'i or
.,u fHkc ~ or tina many bsroaHs 70 AVOID dust
arc cruwdrg thcrr are toe Lombard elds, with their
dches and rows II tees more or less dense, ont at
Which i.-l, here sud tLgre d casino ~ = ui'' lou
st0t if eVfyah-r-; 30 itst YOU baNe ocly fair!
e. oPP"r'u liy 81 ieasrus your Eyes en- toe 'u'in'
which ne 10 b,t groud hues 10 tie eft. va al-
pr. aching C..tlL,lJy there !s steep ascent ~ ne
Icst en- ynu hex from this artificial. Hsc"ay co"n
70 The c oi 10th ~ e. -here yon have Jus II tuis
mon cit mo,t llctore,que bird eyt Nie~ ~ anNou'r
iu n ~ sagriu places the troops just anFcd
rscot ulitel!l. lie coau uulr- offered tN lie pace
assigned. b. others tie u"vp ~ oeginInS ~ astaA
then stlye,: again. fur her a. alrv'dy tnsy cooAlS'
~ ptcilg lc.r hale thfss dGbli, the artillery pcH
elng ,hc lor,c- OF tgkieg them 10 water. In iac''
You lhu SOLDIER 81 huiie.
The village is Ike al italian villages, ami needs no
description. tHoU- the uiitlc oi H. Just where NE
nerl butt chrrc1 i-ar ugly, barr ike lp"k.s ~t-
ur,-tte Ctouun GescouCs hgaIu "a precipn"n-y "a n
hs- ssceiced before the village Ifyou nave iine yon
bad O,t 20 De de "a 'hs right snd to toe eud 81 tue
street; You Ill BE- 'euait fir your trouble WIN we"
over the TOE IlNC. Tie trees, which have ltheilD
sci ,tur constant companions leave sou all of sri-
den a6ouj htlf uie beyond the yulage, and tnen
comes sn open plain, o. which for several miles YOU
dCni see trace II them, gres-pl0,s corr. fields sni
even pstiure gruurd III n'poiz'ug the whole space,
only faint traces II irrigation halt eJ dry dc 1eS,
ala ,tvtra dnty hi'e lines If r,ads. Tins l9-ts ~
to the buIbs Of the Chissa which marked BY tue
reslpessuoe 81 uee-, srd bAnl these trees Yen gee
lie Of log b.la from CarpeLd0lo 70 the right MI
round uLiI they lose themselves IN the noun ans 10
i,s .I a .s AluY 81.
lrsi ceur, tue children If the glRcers Tbs line ot
bills skirts the right bank OF rhe Chiesa they arc
alu al detached ircm each other, forming groups
n most prOio. A. aaorg them are that Il hv1
tecuaro ard oi Cscbato standing out distinctly from
the h'Tz,D, Hth their churches and detached houses
Oh he summit which form landmark lrom alsr. They
cen be seen even from The hills abJSe BIescIa.
Cclau Is gr All emmy strOrg M cavalry, ana deter
min 20 10 have decisive battle, larer ground for
meeting csh be- ud The only difficulty i that IN
the meeting oity0 armies hot the same etIuet,s sui
coufery obscr'ed ~ II t1at OF two private gentle
II an rugraru i disposed. The great ia warfare
inst 10 ird yonr adversary in az awkward position
ar make him fgtt, Lot ere he like, but where It
suiis ytn bet. The Austrian army might, therefore,
have waited long IN the plain OF hVntechlATo.
hear az tie ilttaatIon obtained las been 10 The
crc ia, the Ar,iriaus are still retiring; but just
when be gan Whiting the sound Of cannon was heard
The direction Of Cas clone. ! counted only ~ or
> shot, 20 m-y be, all,r all, nothing but II spal
uipost Of TIE enemy which has been met by our adj
Toucrr,w VIC shsl suppose, know, not from
Lea5say but by CTR osn eyesi.At, whether The Aus
iiars Wi. Icsi-t on thu fde OF the nincio.
LoytTO June ~
Wei, what vas yesterday uncertain Il 10 more 20
to-day. The Anstriais have retired behind the Mrcio
J, swing o,iy patrols aud small detachmets this
baIk If the Iiy,T. Now that on the ground
which they occupied aid can speak with The people,
u can eHsiiy asCsrtaiD bo truth about their move
neu's II seems row certain tha, II never the in
ieItop Of the Ans Tsrs IN rik the chetcrs of on
this side Of the bi,cio. All they waited was to Op
pose sufficient forces to toe Al led armies TO- reard the
march # thes latter ~ gain time 10 withdraw what
ever they he'd II uoop' and maCrl on the lne Of the
Pc, ard 70 mature their plane For tnis pur pose
they ;eem 70 have sacrificed about i0,01 men-
Pre- baby The saue corps of Bouedak w0gh was so
ast0ri-icd BY the claTee OF the Zvuaves at M4'.g-
Ialo. Ills Corps " ci, Ri take part ia the haltr
Of NsgeUtH. ii ins pnsbcd forward a. strong
0TrtJe gqrde ubGer protection Of which the troops
defeated Magenta sad those coming ir0m the moro
DUTY ing points could rer at b. tie south. m ROAD TO
ngItus. After the rude attack o. havepanU this
ar zee rGrdr Cortsn',d itself with destroying the
bridges over the Adda and the CHEESE ami thus rvtar
ing the progress OF the allied armies. Their osn
heai deitrHinsd by the pT"gfcss Of our troops
As these latter adv az ced the Austrian Grrere gard
yauslef aLd uolhDg wasseeD OF except their camp
iIg ground II only IN the north, where Gaflbai
d. G Tp- aAays IN advance Of the great army
that they showed, dui Lear the CHEESE even si0od
tire defensive but there they also gave way when the
0ruHf-gaIde q! the allies ceuIe ny. neither those
troop. With wtOW GgribalJi hal his skrnisl on the
18th inst. formed part Of tie great arrltre cardc
Or wer mcIe the garrisons OF Of the northern towns
collected In a body, could not make out leon the
contradictory staiemeLts; So much /, howe' CT
cer8ir that he Austrian troops withdrew s0Oner from
the aln road g. Verona tina ifo, that to fv0 AID
MeBtlG. AheGcy Oh "Wednesday last. that II just =
week u-c, tbs ra!IuGd bridge, a well As that over
which The r4ihosd goes 10 Peschcra were b!Owu up
While the great d5rt}r CQr de- or any rate pant OF Il
ua gffI he AgIf nm kr fgr ia.t
From II Il dsy till tie day before yesterday they we're
still boyeI eb,u; the pla.u q! MoEtecb4ro ss If re-