The New York herald., 1866-07-11
Tho ITALIAN Generals.

VICTOR EMASunL's COMMANDERS AND STAFF oFrI.
cERs--THE ARMY coRrs WHICH THEY LEAD.
special correspondent of the London Nsrs,
panyng the headquarters OF the Italian army sent from
CrcInona days before tho battle Of Cnstozza tho
following particulars OF tho commanders OF the four
The army win be under the immediate command Of
the King.
General Ia Narmara, the we'll known leader OF tho
gallant legons OF Sardinia In the Crimea has assumed
his high function of qunrtermascr general chief OF
Lieutenant General Count Pct'ti one of the eblcst
superior officers Of tho Italian s,a and tho real orga
nizcr OF this splendid army E adutan General econd
chief OF the royal Hinf. Immediately under him is
Colonel Barlna ablc ocer trained before ls4s In the
Ausr an military echogl.
General Count Menabrea, one OF tho creates. mathe-
mncians or time, Is In command of tho Royal En-
ginecr corps. while the supreme command Of the nr
lery has been given to General valrs d Bono, Pied
montcsc.
The First army corps Is under tho orders OF the Gsr,
rr'c a. d'Atmafd--wh h corresponds with tho rnsk Of
marshal IN tho French army-John Durando q comrado
OF Ciadiui and Cucchari IN Portugal and Spain. This
army corps Ia composed of the Fst division, commanded
bv thc Pcdmonesc General ceralc o. tho Second, by
General Tisncl NeRpoisn OF gr at military skin, aud
tho last Minister of War OF Francis H.
Tho Third division Is commanded by General Brgncpe
Headquarters ~ Casglionc dee Stivieral Flgnone IL
member Of the Italian Parliament and has tho wen
deserved reputation Of being OF the ables generals
The Fourth division Is under the leadership OF IA
nous Garihadian gcnera--famous, because he was
Roman Catholic priest and still more for the courage
he dsravcd In the defence Of Venice In lssse and in
tho Ncapnan campaign OF 1860.
The second army corps IL commanded by General Cue.
charn an old soldier Of the last panish wars Ths corps
Is formed BY the hfh division of he army commanded
by General Nunnantc, Prince Of Mgnsno who was
among the most intimate friends OF Ferdinand II. of
Naples, and who joined the national army after tho
downfall ~ The Bourbuns in 1sC0.
General CoseEz OF the saunchest patriots or this
country, and friend Of Garbadi and roerio s In com
mand Of the sixth DIVISION whilst tho tonth division OF
the army the fourth and last Of Cuccharis corp) In
under the command of the Pedmoniese General Cadorna
The Third 1rny corps obcys the orders Of the Gerd'e
dArin1kd Count Morozzo della Procca, a personal
friend OF Victor Emanuel and n man of great military
and scientific talents Tho headquarters OF this corps
have been lately removed from Pacenza TO sua Count
R1nnnt brilliant ocsr and the vc,y typo q The gen.
belong 10 this army corID:-rhc seventh, under the
command or BSio the well known aud andacous general
Of Gariba'd the Eighth under General Cnga formerly
Minister OF the Marine In Mnghctts Cabinet tho Ninth
under Govone the able general Who the negotafor
OF the Prussan Italian treaty at Berlin and tho Six
teenth and sa under the leadership of Prince Humbc,
Of Savoy, the eldest son Of Victor Emanuel
The strongest and most powerful corps OF all II the
Fourt under the command or 0aldni This corps
destined 10 accomplish great Deeds and may be almost
considered independent Cinldlni Is 10 the
regular army what Garibald N to the volunteers Tho
action Of these two 10 left the inspi-
ration OF their military genus than the rigid limits OF
orders sent from headquarters General Pola, very
able officer indeed acts as Cialdins chief cf the stan;
while Prince colonna Count Mosi dEsie Count Serbs.
tori, Count Michel md Count Borromeoas you Sec ths
most ilusrious noblemen OF Ialy-src among his stat
officers and scamp Five divisions, and pcrhaps
tie most hr liant, form this corps They tho
Eleventh. under General Cont Casanova; the Twelfth
commanded by General Rciott, undoubtedly OF the
most distinguished artillery generals Of Europe; the
thirteenth, under General Mezzacapc, Ncapotan; the
Fourteenth, under General Chnbrera; the Fifteenth.
under fedic, Ceribsldinn general OF great repne.
Gen raj Count Maurice de sonnaz the hero of Monte.
belo commands the reserve Of cavalry, and General
Matter that Of the artillery.
The commissariat OF the army In under the direction
OF General Bortole de Visle