The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15
tide of Joy viii, the accomplishment. of all bis

hopes prooucsd.
By cannon ball, and Died without word excama-
ton.
while strange say Gss,cn de Ia Rooher ,ucauld whJ
lett the diplomatic career to JON the army IN this
paisn, is prisoner by the Aus,rans, along ~lh
many others Of the same way OF thinkng.
Two other generals have oied of their wounds sai a.
The Taileres this morning assure hat the
GUS and difficult consequences at present
were considered TO be the telling OF the bafa dis
OF tbs glorious Gay.
already toes cry 60 forth from the army 10 teos
Ismor cere the VINO led the Zouases 70 saia
csve COS fcs wherein soe enemy, instead OF rere
iI eo0o order, beoauGe the Frrbch wore icn eS
nausL to pursue wont TO fee In fun d,suay nut
the rout without mercy, and fnlo req till
TIE Mincio passeithe fortreses remain uoc
as yet or sha, service nss this tremendous slaughter
heen 10 the cause has ostensby b.en meant to aid
The Sandman cavalry exists longer It hss persisted
been al nioated beneath the heavy charges OF tue
traus The French cavalry has like wise Suffered severely
nnn unon the whole the cold ana Cautious nature of the
bulletins announce plainly that moth ny beea accom-
pshed Not word has ever been sale about the uosuc
cessu! a,emp, upon Peschiera, which took place two
days before News not wholly bad, may be p,etsed
mo glory; but when IL comes marked by defeat il is
ignored altogether
CONTRADICTION OF THE FOREGOING
To THE LONDON Nxws
As ren0 OF OF the French gen sra,s killed al the
battle OF S9dern0 by ihe Paris Of al
log joufDai (Louooo Star trp you Will dnd
your for the few lines tase the noert,
Of addressing you
lam agsye OF rte difficulties experienced by correspon.
dens 10 obtaining information sm aware also
tina, requires good juogmeo. and long ex
Ia the appreciation ct public rumors; am 8, the
time certain that all scienuous and impartial cor.
reslOrden's give as facts dts hesitate he
wounoDg tue feelings Of relatives and frierds on
cafe The correspondent Of your colleague
says:-"Nie' is dead BSasuav dHiiers seems to have
been struck down by cannon ball, and Died without
word exclamation. Leouf ia anoDgst the slain
This correspondent then kills two other French gene
rails, whose he evidently does not knos Oescrib-
last ireryieG bet General no KIM,
per0r he says Not word passed between them but
the Emperor took from mis- neck tbs tok Of Marshal OF
France ~ and lAd upon the dying WARRIORS sosom y
TIRE saue correspondent also tells taat CASTOR de Ia
Rochecucauln had been taken the Austraus
Francis Joseph ~ be :snktu TO hin for this iuporan.
Information, which be VIII learn for the first time.
by object 10 srng this letter Is to the friends
OF the Killed Eench generals toat they perfect
health and spiis aud that they viii give the Austrans
thus cerltuoe al taet next meeting, am, &c, n.
BRoMpToN, June29.
[Pars (June 2s) correspondence Of London Times
There must be something strange going with
OF lie cespatthee IRON the seai For Instance
Saturday morning last, when the gems Of the Dvsdes
Med salute It Tas rightly cppjectired that battle
hao beec fought that the French were the yicor
The theatres anu public cces Immediately decked
out with fags ard steamers tbs Kon,tr had appeared
at the usual hour, but u Contained no Dews,
eecocd edition, about1l O'Clock, gave the patch
addressed by the Emperor not to his Minister'S but
Empress Before the second mpres sicn OF the otio
journal appeared paper, with intelligence apparently
official appeared pce.ed up on one OF the doors Of tie
Senate alo believe Other place. announcing that grea.
b&te bad been fought near the huco, wbeu At 900 pr
toners and $50 casuea were taken by the French that
MAErn was occupied oy them and, Guay that the
triaps had oss $4,000, killed aud wounoet This neYv
given in manuscript, circulated ike Lightning through
Paris
II ives believed until tho supnlementary Neni.r an
peared, when found TO be greatly exaggerated An
ipqur, am toto is going on 10 find the author Of
Tbs a!sheo deepatch no added figure before Abe real
number Of TIE prlsoLers and guuscur before the one
ard before tire theeaud who succeeded for coups
OF houre in mys,ifyDg the pubic.
& hen ava In rnofto
neseer Information accorded 10 them in both Imperial
teegrapho dispatches 1900 prisoners three STANDARDS
ana e7eo Thirty canron DO not quite fulfill the
ta;tDs suggested By the Empssors first despstch-the
pie, mean which was sinsulary exaggerated By some
my aerors hand Three Standards do not TO TIE
term "mapy," The pubic are OF glao learn
rom the Emperor that that he passed night the
chamber which mad been occupied in the morning of the
dsy by the Kaeer of AUSTRIA but they regfe, that
no account is given OF the killed and wounded be
ord he commoa place that the Gloss Of the
enemy 10 very consitersbe-ours much Inferior. From
the Austrans eerg defeated mag be supposed that their
loss WIS greater than that of their but the French
loss unoonbtedIy very great too though may not
know the truth, at sast from the Mo,tsur for long
TIE official reports Of the battle will probably appear
tomorrow In The meantime, 1t seems tina, this time il is
to General Mel be Emperor indebted for the success OF
the day Mel, with So, goo and two divisions Of
borse, all about So o0O engaged forr In re
morning TIL four in the after noon when he succeeded n
orcDg the Austrian while the still rag.
pg on both wings. The First Zousves said TO have
een much cut up, and the First Chasseurs dArque
fiby treated.
Generals rAdmirault, Doua and Dieu, are wounded ::
nd ID rumored, though hope without foundation that
General Anger, whose arm was carried BY cannon
shot, is tea1 General Anger distinguished ar
ery officer Col Jourjon, Of the Engineers, also
ported killed
d. Cavour was summoned on the 25th to the camp
should not be surprised the propositions said to have
teen offered by Prussia had something to do with this
ummOns
[Pare Dune 2S) correspondence Of London Herald
1t s aways unwse to haoa before you are GU. of the
wooc and the of government 10 crow and OK.
u pfenatnrey great political mistake. There is no
coubt whatever of The Austrsns having beer defeated at
Soferno, but little have despatches rst received
from the OF borne out the exutpg despatch Of
last Saturday that there many hitherto enthusiastic
Frenchnan unpatriotc, and will add foolish enough 10
ASSERT that it was drawn battle II nothing Of the
kind but: although the French drove back the Ausrans
they were so severely banded that flushed with victory
they may fairly be supposed to have BEEN they have
not yet been able to attempt the Miciao It s
quite obvious that outmapeuvred and badly COMMANDED
az the Austriaps may have been, they are, cs,erss
pd'ibus at least quite match for the French Though
their centre was broken and both their wings urned yet
appears that the Ausrians retreated in perfest order
they not pursued The elan the French
to have singulary suddenly STOPPED when ought
have been increased by the retrognte movement Of
ioe rather may safely be stated that when
been fighting, marching and courtermarcnng, loading
firing for sixteen hours their elan mus, have OWN
died to very small proportions.
To do the Partisan public justice, however they
fully understand that tho Austrans not routed or
deoralzed by their defeat The Dsba pays tribute
truth and states that the fact Of thirty guns six
thousand prisoners having boon capturea by
proves that they retired in disorder The Paris cor
respondent Of the Independence Beige says
1--WE must not shut eyes to the fact that the Aus
TRANS enemy too serious and stubborn
respected"
am glad to see French papers doing justice to army
which has ever distinguished itself by gaantry such
the AusranB have always Displayed whether victorious
defeated, after the silly vapdty Of portion OF the
London press, but particularly the Examiner aud the
Morning Post. So far from the military prestige OF Aus
tra being ost, stated by the former Journal the pre-
cent campaign and especially tee battle of Soerino bias
ebowp that though the novelty OF French tactics aud
skill OF French generals may for time prevail, tue
ethuncb bulldog astance Of the Austrian rank aud e
classes them among the FIRST soldiers in me world
Where would French army be after such defes, AZ
Magenta or So,ferno?
Paris Dune 29) correspondence Of London Times
The Mcnew Of 10 day contains the first account, be
sides the teegraphc despatcbes q the battle Of Soerun
it Will probably be followed by others still
stantial, particularly as to the number OF killed ss1
wounded. The admission the official journal that wa
a"post sanguiDery struggle will not the snxefy
oftee thousands of families who have friends and rcs
tiyee among the comhatauts.
This account is supposed have heeu written not BY
the Emperor but by Marshal valiant who his Major
General OF The army The Emperor would hardly speak
OF bimself IN the following words