The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15
Ill tide of JOY whisA the accomplishment Of all his

hopes produced.
paraguay dHnlies seems 70 have been struck down
by cannon ball, and died without word or excamA-
ton.
IAboui another good general s also among the slain
while, strange say Grstoa de a Rochef Jucauld Wno
lett the diplomatic career 10 JON the army in this cam
paisn, Ia iaseo prisoner by the Ausrians, along wah
many others Of the same way OF thtaktng,
Two other genesak have oied their wounds Sad a,
The Taieries this morpng assure you that the
and difficult consequences at present 70 be ov
we're considered to be the telling the baefu DIS sie
Of tnis glorious Gay.
already the cry 60 forth from the army TO rcs.
Lsmoricete the man VINO never led the Zouases TO
pale victories tbeee, 70 terri ole ana
cisive cts wherein enemy ips,ead OF retire
10 gooo order because the Frebch wore too IA ca ex
haustd TO pursue Uas wont 70 flee fu d,smay nut 70
the without mercy, and folio Till none re speS
The Aincio IL passedtbe fortreeses remain i'm
yet or what service has this tremendous siaugn,e,
beep the It has osensiby bren meant 20 AID
The Sandman csvary exs,1 DO longer has peYished
been apninated beneath the heavy charges OF Aus
trians The French cavalry has sasred Severely
ana upon the whole the cod cautous nature Of the
bulletins announces plainly that nohug hes beea accom-
pshed. Not WORD has ever been said the uosuc
cssu! attempt rpoD Peschera, which took place two
days before Nsss, II not wholly bas, may be p,eosed
mo glory but when 1t comes marked by defeat, il ia
| ignored altogether.
CONTRADICTION OF THE FOREGOING
TO THE EDirOR OF THE LONDON Nsws
As reDo OF ope OF the French sensras killed AZ the
battle SoernO by ihe Paris spondent OF al eyea
ipg oufpsi [LOudoo Sor] tru you vii, 6ad room ia
your next number for the few lines take the LIBERTY
! Of addressing you NF#
awsye OF the dcultses experienced BIZ corre5cou.
dents IN obtaining correct lni0rmaoa an aware also
that requires good juogmest and ong ex
10 the appreciation Of public fumors am q, the
time certain that all scien0ous and impartial cor
respordsnts give facts dts ana hesitate he
tore woundiDg the feelings Of relatives and fr,epds on
mere cafe ruo's The correspondents Of your colleague
says"Nie Is desd. Bssaguav Hiiers seems to hSv We
been struck down by cannon ball, and died without
word or exclamation Leoouf is amongst the slain
TINS correspondents then Kills two other French gene
rals whose names he evidently Oescrtb.
ing the last interview between General Mel and the E
peror be says" Not word passed between tnem bu.
the Emperor took from his neck this of Marshal OF
France " and laid upon the dying wArror's sosomr
TIE same correspondent also tells toat CASTOR de Ia
Rocecucauld had been taken prisoner BY Austans
Francis Joseph ~! be thankful 10 him for important
Information, which be winow learn for the lime.
Ny object 70 writing this letter IL to frienas
Of the Killed FeEch generals sant they perfect
health aud sp'is, and that they will give the Aastsas
THIS cersitude a, their next meeting am &c, M.
BRoMp1oN, June %.
tPasis Dune 2s) correspondence OF London Times
There nst be something strange going with some
OF The Dispatches from the For instance on
Saturday morning last, when the guns Of the lnvsldes
hEed salute, It ~as rightly ccpjecured that q battle
haa been fougnt thar the French were the vcors
The theatres AMI pubic Offices Immediately decked
out with fags acd steamers Tbs &onur had appeared
at the usual hour, but II Contained pews
second EDITION, about IL O'Clock gave the despatch
addressed by the Emperor not to his Mnsers but the
Empress. Before the second impress of the oc al
journal appeared paper with intelligence apparently
official appeared poeted up on Of The doors Of The
senate ano believe other places Announcing that great
.oners and $50 caanoa were taken BY the FRENCH
Manira wz occupied BY them anc Hnally that the aus
triaos had lost sc, 600, killed woupeeu This nesr
gwen Ia manuscript, circulated Ike lightning through
Psris.
1t was believed until tho supplementary Monise,r 40
pesreo when was found to be greatly exaggerated An
pquirS, am tonr is going 70 find author Of
tbs asineo derpAich, no added figure before .he real
number o. .se prisoners and gunsour before the one,
and one beinre tire threeud who succeeded coupe
Of hours in mysifyiDg the public. ~ =
In The meantime people are : little impatient at the
feegrapho dispatches 1900 prisoners stsnoards
and esrn Thirty canron DO not quite fulfil the expec
one, mesn, which singulary exaggerated by some
mysterious band. Three come up TO the
term maDy." The public are of course GLAD 70 learn
from The Emperor that that he parsed the night In the
chamber which bad been occupied 10 the morning Of the
same day by the Ksieer Of Austria, but they regret that
account is given OF the killed and wounded be
you'd The common place sssu' that the oes the
enemy is very constdersbe-onrs much inferior From
the Ausrisns being defeated may supposed that their
loss WIS greater than that Of their enemy but the French
!oss h undoubtedly very great too, though may not
know the truth, at raat from the Monsts.r, for long
time.
TIE official reports Of the battle win probably appear
tomorrow In The meantime, seems that this time ii
the day. Mel with IS ,0cO men and two divisions Of
horse in ali about SO o0O engaged from sorr In re
morning till four in the after when he succeeded IN
oIcDe the Austrian centre while the battle s rag
pg on both wings. The First Zouaves said TO have
een much cut up, and the First Chssseurs dAque
IibIy treated.
Generals rA6mirault, Doua and Dieu, are wounded ;
end rumored though hope without foundation that
General Anger whose arm was carried away BY cannon
shot, Is tead. General Anger most distinguished
'llery officer Col Jourjon, Of the Engineers, siso
ported killed
~ Cavour was summoned on the 26th 10 the camp
should not be surprised the propositions said have
teen offered by Prussia had something to do with this
ummops
fParis (June 2s) correspondence Of LONDON HeradI
II aiways unwse TO haoa before you out Of the
wooe; and IN the case OF government, crow and OK
Vi: prenaturey is great political mistake There is no
GOrbf WhAieyer 6efn a.
Soerno but 60 little have the dispatches Hrst received
from the scat OF borne out the exutipg despatch Of
Frepchman unpatrioc, and will add, foolish enough to
ASSERT that it was drawn battle II nothing Of the
they severely handled that, flushed with victory
as they may fairly be supposed to have BEEN they have
not yet been able TO attempt to cross the Mcno 1t is
quite obvious that, outmaouvred and badly commanded
az the Austriaps may have been, they are, cs.er,s
pdttus, at least quite match for the French Though
their centre broken both wings turned vet
appears that the AuSranB rereated in perfest order
ana they not pursued The elan of French
to have singulary suddenly stopped when ought TO
foe, rather may safely be stated that when men have
been lighting, marching and conference.-the loading
and firing, for sixteen hours their elan must have dWin
died to very small proportions.
To do the Partisan pu slc justice however, they
fully understand that the Ansrians routed or
demoralzed by their defeat The Dbas pays tribute 10
TRUTH and states thar the fact of thirty guns and six
thousand prisoners having been captured by no means
proves that they retired In disorder. The Paris
"We must not shut to tue fact that the Aus.
TRANS enemy too serious and stubborn not to be
respected"
am glad TO see French papers doing justice to an army
which has distinguished itself by gallantry such as
the Aussrisns have always dispayed whether victorious
defeated after the silly vapidy Of a portion of the
Lonoon press but particularly the Examiner and the
Morning Post. So far from the military prestige OF Aus
ria being ost, stated by the former Journal the pre-
gent campaign and especially tie battle of Sorerno bias
shown that though the novelty French tactics and the
skill Of trench generals may for time prevail, the
stsunct bulldog esstnre Of the Austrian rank and Gle
classes them among the first soldiers in the world
Where would French army be after such defea. a.
Magenta or Solferno?
(PaIs Dune 29) correspondence Of London Times
The Mcniteur OF 10 day contains the first account be-
sides the teegraphc despafcbee Of the battle Of SoCerpo
1t will probably be followed by others still circum
stantia particularly as TO the number OF killed aad
wounded. The admission the official journal that it was
almost sanguiDsry struggle will lessen the anxiety
OF the thousands Of families who have friends and rea
tves among the combatapts.
This account ia supposed to have heeu written not by
the Emperor, but by Marshal valiant, his Major
General OF the army The Emperor would hardly speak
lima ~ tha fol