New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-19

felt blessings everybody seemed to realize the soemnity
of the moment the danger well the necessity Of
solution since the consolidation of the country requires
that the unity of Italy should he cemented by the nobest
blood of the Peninsula On Saturday Rcasol read the
Kings dispatch to the Chambers that all the line is in
the best ORDER and that the army cross the Mncio
immediately. On Sunday informed that Durando
had crossed the Monzambano Cucchari and Della
Rocca at GOo without meeting with any resistance. On
Monday about noon telegram was published that the
oath at daybreak the First Army Corps wanted TO take
positions but did not succeed that the Second and
Third Army Corps were unable 10 save II beTao) that
a general had fallen three Others wounded; that
Prince Umbcrto distinguished HIMSELF and Prince ANA
deus was slightly wounded
You scarcely imagine the terrible impression that
first announcement made. Al Florence certain that
great disaster had happencd that The First Army Corps
did not exist any People rushed to the Ministry
and 10 the Town Hall for information, but neither the
Ministers nor the Mayor had any further Information to
give. Some wdg az that moment shouted Victory the
army has taken Pcscher" IN one moment the enthusi
siezed the people, everybody shouted PcschlcIa is
taken" some persons who doubted the news were IN
suited FASTENED h the Home Office and got the ntor-
nation that dispatches whatever had arrived. NJ last
midnight there arrived second dispatch, as couf'sed
the irst; evidently the gentlemen Of the sword VINO
do not allow any correspondent 10 follow the army do not
know how manage the pen We learned that The army
had rcrossed the hmcio and occupied the me rom so
crino TO Goto that the losses were heavy Gen Naey
dead Gems CcTalc and Dho heavily Sfon, Prince Ana-
deus and GozzamO slightly wounded, that 100 Ausirahs,
yrocsc battalion OF shaTpshooers were taken prison.
ers and had arrived Milan; that an attack Of the Aus
Ycs,crdayeyening at lest we got letters from the
camp and to-day by the French papers the Austrian as
patch; and contrary to our worst eXpeciaton ". iouhd
tina. the whole affair was by sSl OF no decisive import
ancc-glorous 1or the army, but clearly proving mat
Gen. In Marmoa Is unfit 10 commend II. Wh,therN
was the Picdmontosc Tradition OF 1878, or jealousy
agains, Cialdln and Garbald az any rate both lIese
Generals were left ort from La Mamora's pan lie at-
tackled the Austrans exactly whore they were the
strongest on the nights between Pcsciea and verona
He must have altogether dcspI,ed his formidable enemy
since he believed Durando alone with his iO,Vo men,
would be able TO take Somma Campacna, CUSTOM ana
Vilafianca In fact, the inst attack Was sncce SOL
MontcyentO and Somma tampagna were uhchi put ne
railway which connects PCschera and Verona boIglti
train BY train al the garrison OF both iorrcsses to the
battlefield until Durando's Army Corps was Tcpsed
Della Roc,as Army Corps 10 the rescue, drove he
AustFans once back. But the scheme had failed ana
The retreat was ordered. Bixio covered IT, and his cavalry
suffered much bythercne Austrian attacks BoiA dr-
tics bad severe losses the Italians, according 10 an Aus
TITAN telegram lost 1000 prisoners and several guns Inc
number Of the dead and wounded is not yet pub she'd
but the Austrans did not dare q follow the Italians
across the Mnco, modest their crossing Of the ver
psobaby by fear Of Cuccharis Army Corps, which ar
lived only when the battle had ended.
With al Ia MamOra's sccrcsy, the AUsrans got wind
of In. plan they did not heed Calduis movements onihe
Po and Kept the buk Of their forces exactly where
they knew that the real attack was threatening We near
nothing of the fleet; II doe not seem that Ia ManoTl
thought lis cooperation necessary, uordd Ciallu attempt
clOss the PO while L. Aaymora passed the Mincio
isolated foohary attack. which eoud not nl MI
Maoa viii profit by II, and not venture an! more % wy
glchanded such movement which requires The uf''d
flrcc Of ~ tho army. Garbad's force Was not even
cntircy organized at Is Only IN few days ina, ~ can
take the field OF his regiments are 10; yet clad ana
armed, bat IL Aamo3a does not kc them, and wanted
10 show that no scarcely any need Of the rcshris.
There was again military pronuncamenio AZ Madrid
and Gerona, and again II Iailcd.
As to the northern war; Bencdek the Austrian
does not stir. the Prussnns have
rupcd Saxony, invaded Bohemia; their vanguard rs 1t
JGne lIunzau the road 70 Prague, bu, serious
eagcmcnt has yet taken place. ihc Niennese become
n,ryous bu; IN q lew DAYS the dccisiycbae becomes n-
ryiiahlc Emil now Austria and her conicdcIaies have
lost considerable gsouad Prussia in th,ss last seven
days has gained uoni Territory than Tedcnc iho ea' n
seven years. They hold Iosicn, Hanover saxony ana
Electoral lIcssc, Brunswick, odcnbufg. Mcckenblrg
LFbcck, Bremen, Lippe Waldcck, aud the saxon Duen
les with the exception "a Mcinagon, have accepted The
Prussian alliance, ~ fact Prussia las d over al N"iiL
err Germany from the Baltic 90 tho MAN.
The nanovrrian army l. surrounded NJ Eisrnach and
treats about tho terms of slcndeF the Ec,Of of lcso
has been taken prisoner SINCE he refused 10 leave hs
csttc though Lc had declared against Prussia sending his
army 10 The Confcdcratcs: hu ihorght that King William
would not dare touch head Of prince by the grace
81 God, but King William has already overcome all hrcb
scuples; tho Elcctor arrested and got The favor 81
being allowed to choose The fortress where h. - To be con
fined He selected stcttn the only ono where there u
royal paace and being the hrst cousin OF tho hing ~
Prussia, his prison viii be a. comfortable a. Pls-
siblc. lie get companion the King OF Han
over who unable o. got Of the clutches Of the Pus
sians surrounded by them at ElseDaeh he tined To gain
time gning treat about his surrender utthe ljaa
yet ready. Their gun carriages proved to be
wbTmcaicn and rotten In the magazines To-day there
FORE the King of Hanover tried To escape IN nohery
direction Ii s scarcely possible he could avoid the pur
ing Prussians.
Nobody understands the plan of the great Austrian
General Rcncdck Tho PussIans have Invaded Bohcmia,
and have several skirmshcs gained the line OF Iwiekau
Aicha JarOirz fact they are now nearer vienna than
The Austrans TO Berlin great battle Is inevablc. The
Italians have fallen back upon their original line 81
Crenona Piacenza, FenIr The Gaubaldians guard the
frontier Here too, offensive movement Is Imminent.
The sprit Of tho army is excellent