New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23
MILAN.
sKIsMIsH BETWEEN The GARIBALprASs AND THa
AUsrRIAYs AT MOUNT sUBLLO-THg AusrRIAS
GUSSBoATS ON LAKE GARDA-Tug MILITARY
SITUATION UNCHANGED THE HAPsBCRG PRIDE
MILAN. Jnly 3. Loo.
CERTAIN To FALL.
From Our Special Correspondent.


From Our Special Correspondent.
MILAN July 5 LEGO.
fs~-o was quite skmish on the afternoon Of the "a
al MI Suen- above Lake Idso between the Garbadians
ana AuS'fas' high the official bulletins give the i'm
Por'anco VI O"'' '' >-vond the fact that Garibald
was ON inc erounu' anu was ei"-,a BY spent ball. tho
affair hardly deserves mention II seen-- h,,o ., IN,
in relief the strategy of Garibald and to show M IA.
thus managed to keep large force of the enemy
watch for his movements. On the % no apparently
rereang from his positions Lake Gorda and conoen
trang onthe extreme left Of the Italian army. On the
morning of the 81 he apparently back again in force
along Lake Gorda On the day, OF o'clock p M he
had 10 600 at the foot Of Mt Sueo where an Aus
TRAN force held fortified position. The explanation OF
the movement 10 be that the retreat of The I'd was
fent and that the three regiments who marched to NJ
Sueo passed from Salo, marching from the even
ing of the ID until the afternoon of the 81 with scarcely
halt to take breath When the attack 10 be made
found that only part Of the volunteers could get into
ACTION from the nature OF the position and storm IN
those mountains came with a drenchng rain, which
rendered. the ratnod Of the Italian entirely
ne TegnteeIs seem to have behaved very GAL
lanty and the elect che fight was IN comre tho {us.
'as 70 nDanaon Tue position SnaHr Of the night.
whole truth, and nothing but the truth TIC country;
but It is an open question whether the ordinary methodf
official lying is not better than the method of uhteng
thus far pursued. For example in this affair of Mt Sueo,
the report first published made it appear battle of
importance, In which Garibadi was wounded and bis
-
new disrusts of ability of the general managers of tho
One of the most intelligent men In the country said
10 me after reading the bulletin "Itis defeat which
saddens me- IL is the want Of concert OF action Any
child knows ought 10 strike four blows at But
instead OF that La Marmors fights the 9th of June at
Custozza, Garibald the 81 of July at Mt Sueo, and
probably Cialdini somewhere Tomorrow and when all
the rest have finished Pesano will do something With tao
feet" When the reports in later that the action OF
Gariball had been tThe and had achieved It's object,
the popular impaence toned down good DEAL bat there
remains grave doubt whether Generals viii learn 10
Pull together Some the War-Ohice seized the OPP
portuny of representing that arbadi lad been defeated
In order 10 show that popular idol able
than the leader Of the Regular Army The intentions OF
our Generals operations not very clear.
know from personal observation that boats being taken
down 10 Peschiera upon the railroad, and infer that
crossing the Po in imposing force j. the OBJECT oil ,ns
transportation. j have seen train Of these boas NAV
from Turin showing that the whole lenglh oi mo
river has been secured for transports. ms intention -
further made evident by q canponade OF the austrian
works which cover tho Bridge Of Borgoi9fte ~ tns
other hand however tho Ausrans, who had eslpisheo
some cavalry outrosts on this side OF the hnco hhv9
gone back and there are signs OF resumption I"
Itali an operations on that line -, -. ..,.. =.
The Austrian gunboats Lake Gorda are superior 10
the Italian and they have bombarded several villages on
one side In several places however the land batteries
IA 70 repled with effect and beaten oil the enemy Ihy
evidently hold the port of Stvio and have outpos for
few miles this side But the general defensive plan
kept up Tho rumors which prevailed in Paris that they
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