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


yautsge The grsI dstail--even the plan % me ~
til. sill uDsDpap. But ~ m1ch = ciea'; 'ne
Aas,raus themselves reerOss-d 'be M r'", sos her
own sronpd ard a0vauced % The attack. inHy mns'
b.rtf fire have ben cufieui q sncc~-. 81 WY Ger
sirIy fought with uers. veriug courage ltei INC ~
battle occupied hft~en niles ihey nuIt ti7'.i'Ie
have ha1 az enormous array bu. ~ ID'i7-' 80
tbcnsel, o. sav Z. grrn ex;faCrdiaaTy heavy ~ ne
800 ~ the csv they retired behind the hinco, AMI
the French Emperor dept in The very room ~h'ch 'he
Au,igisn Emperor had occupied thc sans NOR mug
Assuietly J, + dicu: 10 Imagine gfeits5 deleH' q
more iulr0ftsnt yic's'v. The vitality - Au-tiii -
nroye bal; but after Magenta and SOlieTn1, th7 re-
iurn Of The Austrian Emperor 70 Nil ~ or his conta1-
ned p,e.fn ~ the south sds Of the l~oHto-the rue
undsfy eetseen FEY AID Gtr@any " NJ. =, be
peace Il must lie this ba-isthai The iusTians a,
once retire beyond thai naural limit. fini The super
subtle M.tieIuich lived a few weeks louEer be might
perhaps have begun to sasPec, that It-y - come
hing more than d" 4 geographical expression.
Imperfect a. the acouh's o! the bs'no % So1srlho
si IRE IL would be idle 20 attempt any detailed de-
fcIipt0n of the engagement But hs cen@Ta 'ea'n'es
aud the principles which detfTniDed Tue Aar,Iaus -
dsliver Il are not hard 20 Conjecture. 1be '.Ipu-
dsr ger % which the Allied Army must have b-en
evp sed IN attempting 10 cross the Nrrlo o~sFe'n
Pe,cAieTa on Alantus-a dt-Dce OF ~ % -. 10 the
face OF hostile army exceeding - wv n nv IN
air. adv pointed ont ~ thee cJunnr. ], Va IfoOtO,
therefore tha, the French Emperor would wait urtb
the amy about 10 be landed lear Neaice ana me
foIcts Il Price Napoleon had come up 30 II I"
NY. IN the meantime, il ga the obv@us duiy %
tie Aliea 70 wait patiently nut their hsak arack
was Organized AID Un the point 81 being executed u
the AusTians stood fact on the leit bank OF
he MhciO until tbs a'ack was Developed, lucy
would be exposed 10 double assault: If they dill hoy
stand fat but rc,reated % Verona, they woud de-
Oralze their army and sacribce the whole OF 'ene'9
-teTbsua even cspse the surrender Of their ShYe
army, which might be blocked up in Verona BY the
baking up Of The northern TOed ~ Trent aDd toe
es-t.rn iosd TO Vienna In slort, if the An-tna1,
were fight 1T ell, j, were better that they should
ut bef { tn. Allies had received The reinforcement
Of 90 800 neu from the side Of Venice, and a. many
rore from Tuscany. BIT as the French L 1pefor de-
Glued 70 assume the iLti5fv unit TINS if' 20 amy
was ready 10 cooperate with hiu, the Only c'ur99
for the in, ,raIs was Ia begin the at sck. ffGncs
Joseph might entertain reasonable hopes that BY
collecting t,etther every solder within reach
be MIA hi defeat the French ard Sqrdinigus in m.
front; but he might well DOUBT whether be coai9
,u.iain the onset Of that army when aided
by S0,cc0 ncdoDa troops operating on his
rear. With al possible dlspa'Ch, therefore, be col,
)er-eG reiDfrceuerts. This being d1Ic, he cIos-ed
the Mn clio on Ttur-daS, toe 23j at four places and
advanced to position between that nyer and the
Cbie.e Ills lie extended in an obkque aud south
We.teiiy direction. Hi Tgit wr was at Po@z0lep20
ab0u, three miles south west 81 Pscbera md the Laso
d Gards ana occupied SDlferino and CivTann, silll
further 10 the souh- est. HIS certer crossed the
great road between MODiectaTO ano Cola ~hiie me
left Wig uucer Win ffeD occupied Cas'el 60nfedo
sId approached the River the-e 1his ooliqac me;
TIE ore md between the Niocio and the Chisse which
has for yearr served a. the Champ de Mars FOR the
Ausriab armies. The Aus rian officers, therefore,
knew every inch Of the field Oh when they fought.
Opposie the An,tran right wing were the Sanlinaas
he ~ ( of the line occupied by the FTcncn. All
Thursday was spent n epaIat,ODs aud arranging the
rider of battle Bot Friday, about 10 O'Clock IN the
NAMING the action began H. the afternoon according
10 the Austrian account for The French trlrgrams give
70 deia, concentrated attack bythe Allies was made
op the ydlage of Sullerno. The Sardinlans were re-
puised but at the same time 1t appears that The csn,er
was forced, for The Austrian Telegram say", " tna'
order in that quarter could not be restored Beside
this it il clear that the French made great Hack
attack on the Austrian left wing. In the meanwhile
the main body advanced upon Volta which IL IN rear
of the Austrian line C battle aud clte b. the nioco.
In short the Austr ar center was pierced and bis left
was overwhelmed. The Battle Of SJtermo was won
aud the retreat vas ordered. What the losse- may be
neither the French the Austrian accounts indicate,
but The Turn telegram declares that the Allies tovh %
canon GOO plisuuers, and several hsgs.
Snch was tie battle Of SoerinO The heodquar-
tiers of The Austrian Emperor are at Villaraoca on
the roilFay between MaItua ~ Verona; those OF
advance e ito vctorous army nor the retreat Of the
defeated army has been very great but after 50 great
ecii"n the results are scarcely yet ascertained or
developed.
From The London TimeI, Jgae %.
The Emperor Of the French has named his new
v.tory Tie village Of Solfcrno is TO be identified
with the Tremendous battle Of the 9th of June. The
ac'ion is not one Of umitgated triumph to the con-
ouerurs noi Of utter defeat 10 the auqdisheJ IL
ttnbles rather Wacram than Austrrltz. 1t il, as
usual where Austrian troops fight AMI Au-tnaa
generals command just an inclination OF the balance
10 favor Of the enemy. /. IL an example 0l stubborn
discipline coittIditg Of oLce against al eniei prsirS
and lite lligeii enemy and sganst the evils of d-
v3ded command. While the XOuavcs were hong
borne back hy The Austians in position al Butaora,
AID Napoleon himself wac engaged IN an unequal con
test -four Austusu generals were quagreng as To tIc
IN in Ehuult
queIreed I'LL the victory was tern from them. Let
apply thelessen the facts march forward before
ouI eyes, changing as they go the rank and pfece-
dgIcC OF nations
The r,cslt bs,le ha, been properly named. Tue
husriana er,e Of II az the battle OF the Mincio but
this If correct. The conflict took place on the mar
low di lIct which is bounded b. the course oi the
Chicsc oL he wet and by that OF the MlncO 90 the
east. Al the places mehti in the tel grams will
he fund 6buui midway hrtseen these two rivers.
Great the force assembled and eu0rmous a.
wac the anCnnt O ground covered, the battle did moi
reach down 10 The neighbOIhOOd of Manu- extend
southwsra beyond half TIE d!-tence between that tor
tItss and ke,clleIa. TIE TIDE Of the battle dill roI
~ parallel with The course Of either river In this
campaign, which is fought in network of waters,
great rivers do not appear Ia play th'u usual npor.
tent part they ale passed and Tcpa-d they hIdgei
and rccG they are fortified and rbanduIcd, bat they
aie never seriously defended Tho Ticino and the Sc
sH subuEteo 20 the passoge OF the invader and even
Tie To crossed and fvcrOsseG several tlGes with
inquiry. When in their turn the French aud Sar-
diIsns wished 10 pass tie Ii inc, the tee d'a2F at
Bufslora discovered l. be unttn4ba and the lava
der OF L,nbarty maIclod over almost a. GGiegls,ed
e. the iLV ad-rs C Piedmont. AleT the battle y. Ma
geuta tie Lanbru wa. not obstacle, the I'D IS
reset ca only 10 lind broken bridges AID dis'nan-
Tied prTtsscs, bot no enemy such once before had
defended that Bulge Of Lodi The Sori0 aud the Meia
were passru by bih hosts and fhe Cbicse. which hai
been So often and 60 fieIcey defended, sw.rmed
over by the IouaYes ss though It had been river
Of France. This is novelty IN tactics. Perhaps 1t
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