The New York herald., 1866-07-11
THE WAR IN ITALY.
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The Battle OF CuatOzza.
ITALIAN DETAILS.

AT the battle Of Custozza the Austrian forces num-
bered 900.
The First Army Corps reserve on the heights to the
left Of yaleggio, held In check overwhelming num-
Der OF Austans before which General Ccrae had been
forced retire.
Bxlos division and the cavalry Of the line protected
the retreat Of the army which effected in good order
The Pianelli Division took prisoners entire bat.
TALON OF Austrian chasseurs.
The Italian cavalry had several engagements with the
Austrians who suffered heavy losses the Third army
corps took about l, 600 pr soners
The Italian losses great those Of the enemy are
believed 10 be still more considerable.
The Italian cavalry I'D not abandon their positions,
nor we're they overcome until after the enemy had re-
ceved reinforcements
Towards nlghtfal both the Italians and Ausrians re-
tired from their respective positions.
THE AUsTRIANs SAID TO HAVE CROSSED THE MIN
cIo AND INVADED ITALY.
Tho particulars Of tho battle OF Cuziozzn given by
the General Telegram Company Of Great Britain are
fuller than those hitherto already published, We
gather The following facts from the report
The Italians, commanded by Victor Emanuel In per-
son. crossed the hinlio at Goo saturday, June a.
The next day they advanced upon Cnrtatone and
yalcggo-the Austrian brigade Pulz retiring before tho
Ilaan cavalry upon the works Of veronn, which II
reached, without loss, A. two o'clock.
Leaving detachment TO watch the garrison Of Man.
tua the Italians moved 10 their left attempting coup
dc main arainst peschiera nv simultaneous attacks on
both banks o. the "inc'o They also threw forward tho
left wing consisting OF the First corps tho rail-
way which connects Pcschiera with roma and to pro-
and Third corps
Prest hattie then ensncd with the Aus,riens under
the Archduke Albert, who advanced 10 force from ve
roma, and considerably ou'numbered the Italians
The left wing o. the Italians attacked various
points and crushed fore he remainder
he army c-pld conc d is cid
Monte yeneto carried by assault, and artcr ive
hours OF terrible nshting tho Austrans occupied Cue
tozza, capturing two fhnusand prisoners and many
pieces Of artillery All the fta an took part n
the conflict General vilary was killed and three gen.
erals wounded. SIX hundred Anstrans were taken
prisoners and have been sent 10 Milan.
Af'cr the battle the army OF tho Archduke advanced
in pursuit Of the Italian army which up TO that ,inc
had maintained the position held prev ousy. Il was,
however, driven from vaegRio and compelled 10
ne Bici the Apstrans ao crossing that river ard AK
ing up thar position raar fer1i w. The
then stood facing each other Me Austrdns at oid, and
ana Il @os probable Mat anoher eoagsp,W posld a.
Jorgm
70 whdTaw the Ausrians from the line of the 10, and
allow Cialdni cross Tho movement having failed,
Cialdini remained on The south side Of the river.
The reverse Of Sunday, June "a, has In way dis
heartoncd tho Italians
Importamt Results.
ALLKaEp DIPLOMATIC UNDERSTANDING BETwEHS
NAPOLEON AND FRANCIS JOSEPH.
lfTem .he London chipping Gazette evening, june q
fhorftyn that negotiations being secruy cdrri>d
b~en Franc. and Autia with the object Of producing
arnpprochemeT between the two governments which
NAV eventually tend alliance Prince Mcternich
whom II will be remembered tho Austrian government
has severely rcrroached for his misleading reports dur
ing the negotiations for Conference has been set
aside In this affair." and his place " taken bv Count Mu-
men, the Legationsath Of the Auian Embassy in Paris
who h described politician OF ability and ntel
ecnce. He has been attached 20 ,ho embassy for tho
last twelve years. " good terms with the government
and enjoys the confidence Of the Emperor Napoleon.
France on the other side, is represented by Count do
Moebourg, who holds position In tho French Embassy
nj Vienna precisely similar 10 that OF Count Munen In
the Austrian Embassy at Para
There is some for believing the further eatc-
mens OF the writer that the negotiations In question
favored by NJ. Drouyn do Lhuys, and na Astrsa
'erer wore poptiar ~iA the Ssajor4y Of FrensAme ha~
a; u, pyesr fsms
VICTOR KnASuEL's ALLEGED TEMPER or TER
RITORY TO NAPOLEON.
FLoRrScr June a. 1860.
The King ~ Italy yesterday requested the assistance
81 France against hus,n, Offering tic Emperor In
change tie ISLAND OF Sardinia In add 20 In Tortant
conces Ions by the Italian government epon the Roman
question.
The Alpine Passra.
BgRsI lrune q, Isea
The snsrisns have returned to their rst upon
che Slsiyio.
IN Italians have taken up position near the rout d.
Il able.
The Adrfattc Line OF Croatia I'm . state
FEsru, June -, lscd
serord conrcrrtion has been ordered IN Croatia
The trostisn districts the Adgaiic have been de.
eaied IN a state cf siege
Naval Movemepta.
1hk AVeTuAN AND ITALIAN FLFFTs N NOTION AND
GREAT sgA rIoHr EXPECTED.
AScorA. June ~. lsoo.
Twelve nenof war, comprising Tho An srsn feet ap
pe~red IN sRht 81 THIS port this morning, bot
.eAvnE lhe Italian squadron are preparing 70 folio~
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