The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-06-28 00:00:00

THE WAR IN ITALY.

Teats, Wednesday, June n.

orrtclAL BULLETIN, PCBLISIILD TO-DAV.
Yesterday the Emperor and tilt, King qnitted Brell ia
foe the camp I the rirats and atelametions of the
pupulatx. The alliularmies iliVe uscup,ed What°,
Castiglione, and Ituntecloaro."

P.k KIS. Wednesday, June W.
The Mositeur of this morning contains the following
telegram :

BarsciA, JUDO W.

It is announced that the A ttatrians. who in great force
had occupied strong positions at Legato. Castiglione,
and Montechiaro, where they had fortified theniselves
with care, by embattling the walls, breaking the bridges,
and constructing numerous &Merles, have abandoned
all those positions. The Emperor lies left Brescia to-day,
in order to advance.

BERNE, Jane 22.

Austrian troops are constructing a telegravh line be-
tween Botsen and Landeck. Austrian troops of the
Italian regiments are renaming through the Tyrol for
Germany ; 3,000 of them have arrived at Melo, and
3,000 more are to follow. The Austrians continue to
construct blockhouses, redoubts, and fortifications at
Nauders.

VILNNA, Wedneulay, June 22._

The Austrian Corresporademee announces that the
French Government has strongly disapproved the con-
duct of the Admiral of the French fleet before Venice
in capturing some barks belonging to fishermen.
Tualx, Thursday, June 2.3.

_ .
The main body of the Austrian army is on the left
bank of the Mincio. The Piedmontese have advanced
towards Peschiera, and, after a vigorous encounter,
repuhed the outposts of the enemy, who lost several
killed. The entire French force has passed the Chiese
at Montechiaro, pushed a reconnaissance as fares lioito,
and surprised the main Austrian guard (Grande Garde
Autriekienne), which lost nine prisoners and some
killed. . . _

TURIN, Wednesday, June 22.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

The Swiss regiments which have left Rome attacked
Perugia on the 'Xith inst. Great resistance was made,
notwithstanding that the defenders were few. After
three hours' fight outside the town the Swiss entered,
and the combat continued for two hours in the streets.
The Swiss trampled down and killed even women and
inoffensive persons. The next day the outrages, arrests,
and firing on the people recommenced. The town is in
• state of siege.

VIMONA, June 23.
The head-quarters of the Emperor of Austria have
been removed to Vallegio. The feeling of the troops is
excellent. At Antivari English as well as French war
steamers are expected.
VIENNA, June 23.

The Austrian Government formally declares that the
cruelties attributed to General d'Urban, in the message
of Count Cavour, are entirely devoid of foundation.
Details will be published shortly. Prince Esterhasy's
visit to London is unacrmnipanied by any official mission
whatever.

According to letters from Malta to the 16th inst. a
fleet of eight steam liners is ready for departure, des-
tined, it is asserted, for the Adriatic Sea.
VENtcg, June 'A

The Commander of the fortress hu announced that
several dihturbers of the peace (rmAesorrer) have been
expelled the town. The arrival of foreigners at Venice
only allowed on special permission. The Archduke
Maximilian has returned from Verona. . . .

The following telegrams Lave been received at Mr.
Reuters Aloe ..
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PAW'S, June 24.

It is announced that a corps et' aria& of 40,000 men.
taken partly from the regiments in Africa, is expected
in the Adriatic Sea. _ ._

Loneto, June 23.

Thu x morning the Emperor, accompanied by the King,
traversed the environs of the town, and pushed a recon-
nai.sauoe as far ail Desentano, on the borders of the
lake. _ _

BERN'', Friday, June 24.
Despatches from Milan confirm the news that 5,000
French have been despatched towards the Valtelline at
Bormio. 300 Austrians and one company of volur.teers,
consisting of students of Meran, in the Tyrol. are mareb•
log to occupy the passage of Strlvio. The Archduke
Governor of the Tyrol liss arrived at Nauders to super-
intend the enrolment of 24,000 men in the Tyrol and
Vorarlberg. The Tyrolese raise diffltulties about enter-
ing military service.

Marshal Count Giulay, ex-oommander-in-chief of the
Austrian army of Italy, has retired to his estates. In
passing through Vienna to take ICAVP of his political
and military friends, he subscr.bod 25,000 florins to the
tund for the expenses of the war.