New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-08

On the morning Of the 2Ots .sns following hrI.tn
was posted up st TD,in:
"oFFICIAL BULLETIN.
"jEsI, Sept 10, 1860.
"ln consequence of the battle of Cas,tlGdardo,
Gait I'd on the 18th 5v fteutsnan, General Ciadiai,
md of the easuTVs whi,h he took IN the following
pieht, b,dy OF nora than 600 men, chiefly foreign
IRE with ore than 50 officers, ,he glies Of Gn-ral
Lsmo,iciere six guns, with arnnuuiion and baggage,
c8pulscd the 18Th, and came 70 LOreto tolay down
Their srDs 10 BUorai.
"Gep.ral Cialdioi, interpreting the generous inten-
tons Of bis Msetty. has conceded The bonors OF war
20 this COPS and officers and men are allowed 10 re-
turn TO their respective homes.
GenIal LamoIi,iere, acco npsnitd by afew horse
men from be field of battle IN tue lSsh, and, fol-
Iowir 2 the read by the Sea through the den es OF
ConeTO, suCc coed 10 reaehipg Anc ma All tle
ITfoneIs al rOope thai have gaated are lddgoSut
81 his conduct. No hin2 reDaios OF Lamoilc ere
army except tho ops slut up in Anoone; al tue rest
are 10 the nds Of TIE vi troops, with tae eXeep
ton of 600 men dispe sea in the untslos.
The Tarin Journals pubish General Caldini's re-
polt of the battle OF CAstefdGrao, addressed 10
General Cucc Mari, at Bologna. IL is as follows;
"OsIMO Sep. IL.
General Lamoriciers attacked my ezt'eme PSI
lions this morning. at 10 o'clock tb int point be-
tween CsstefdarC and Croceta, leading toward the
sea. All tie prisoners sfir that "a had III wv men,
and Il pieces Of artillery, having added 10 Inc troops
Of Fogoo al those OF TerDi OscI snd other places
To support the attack 900 men made sorne from
These troops attacked us with great fury; the
combat YVES short but sanguuary it was necessary to
carry every point. Many of the wounded used their
daeeeIs against our men who we0t TO sucocr them.
1.-The results of the day are tho fol owing; The
junction of LaDCIi5ieres force with AncoIa had been
ueventei; we have 600 prsoners, among whom arc
ore Il an 80 officers some Of The OF high rank we
have taken SIX guns, among others thofe gwen by
Ciars Albert 70 the Pope ID 1913, one stand I'D, and
Lumeloue ammunition wagons, &c. All the wounded,
n,lndiI Gen Pimodan Who led the attacking column
are IL our bands, al eTest number of killed.
"The column which made sOrie from Ancopa was
OIL ged TO fall bank but hope 10 each some OF them
TONIGHT.
" Deser'ers sre coming in fast.
cite feet has arrived, and has opened fire against
| AIcOna, CIALDINl'
TIE Paris Constitutional of the 18th ult., publishes
| the following concerning the Siege of AncOna
All ever are now turned toward the Citadel OF
AncODa in fact il is there that the nnal and decisive
struggle take place. Of which the battle at Ca'el'
! hdarOo the PRELUDE between Gen. LamOrlciere
| ard tie Piedmontese forces. -
"1he issue of the Struggle must soon take place, II
| our information is correct.
{" 1t is announced that the siege batteries of Gen.
Ciadin have made breach in the south eide Of the
wsllf of the town, and that consequently tue assault
will be given very soon. This bears date the p
Of September. TIE fire opened on the 18Th agalnss
be f rtIess by six frigaes-the MarisAdelaide, the
Victor Emanuel ths CarloAl bsrto, the San Michele,
the Governclo and the Costtuzione. 1t is true that,
after bcmbsTdment of nine hous, which was vigor-
ously replied to by the citadel, Admiral Persano being
informed thst Gen Ciadin not vet really for the
assault ceased firing TO spare the city as much as
possible. DOubtlets, the bOmbaTdment has been re-
suGed bot the C0rricre Mercantile, which publishes
details do not mention how long the suspension
| listed The advises from Turin do not mention the
| openipg of breach but simply Announce chat the
| siege artillery he'd been landed before Ancona'