The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-27 00:00:00

OFFICIAL AUSTRIAN ACCOUNTS.

VERONA, BLTVIDAT.
(Vii Vienna.)

The day before yesterday our right wing occupied
Pozzolenge, Solferino, and Cavriano, and the left
wing pressed forward yesterday as far as Guidizolo
and Castelgoffredo, driving back the enemy. The
collision of the two entire armies took place yester
day at 10 a.m. Our left wing, under General
Wimpfen, advanoed nearly as far as the Chloe. In
the afternoon • concentrated assault of the enemy
was made upon the heroically defended town of
Solferino. Our right wing repulsed the Pied-
montese, bat on the other hand the order of oar
centre could not be restored. Lows extraordinarily
heavy, a violent thunderstorm, the development of
powerful masses of the enemy against our left wing,
and the advance of his main body against Volta,
caused oar retreat, which began late in the evening.

The Austrian Correspondence of Saturday contains
the following :
" The day before yesterday the Austrian army
crossed the Mincio at four points, and yester-
day came upou a superior force of the enemy on the
Chimps. After an obstinate combat of twelve hours
our army withdrew across the Mincio. Our head-
quarters are at Villa Franca."

OFFICIAL FRENCH ACCOUNTS.
PARIS, SONDAT.
The Monittur of this day contains the following
telegram :
'' THE EMPEROR TO THE EMPRESS.

" CAVRIANO, SATURDAY, 1.30 impos-
sible to obtain details of the battle of yesterday.
The enemy withdrew last night. I have passed the
night in the room occupied on the morning of the
battle by the Emperor of Austria. General Niel
has been appointed Marshal of France."
The Monitorr also announces that yesterday the
public buildings in Paris were ornamented, and a
great number of houses illuminated.

PARIS, BUXDAT.
A supplement to the Afoniteur, published this
evening, contains a telegram dated

"CAVRIANO, Jura 26, 11.30 A.M.

" The Austrians, who had crossed the Mincio for
the purpose of attacking as with their whole army,
have been compelled to abandon their positions, and
to withdraw to the left bank of the river Mincio.
They have blown ap the bridge of Goito. The loss
of the enemy has been very considerable, but our loss
is much less. We have taken 30 cannon, more than
7,000 prisoners, and 3 flags. General Niel ani his
corps d'armee have covered themselves with glory,
as well as the whole army. General Auger has had
an arm carried off. The Sardinian army inflicted
considerable loss on the enemy, after having con-
tended with great fury against superior force."

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PARIS MONDAY MORNING.

The Moniteur of this morning lays that the battle
of the 24th of June will take the name of the Battle
of Solferino.

OFFICIAL SARDINIAN ACCOUNTS.
TURIN, SATURDAY, 10.30
The following are the results of the battle of
01fino (or Solterino) :
Many flags were taken, besides thirty cannon, and
10,000 prieoners.

The Austrians were thrown back on the other
aide of the Mincio. They were commanded by the
Emperor in person.

TURIN, SUNDAY.

A message, dated the 25th instant, from the head-
quarters of the allies, announces that a battle has
been fought at Solferino against the Austrians, who
were commanded by the Emperor. The allies took
30 cannon, 6,000 prisoners, and several flags. The
Austrians have recrossed the Mincio. Al! the for-
tified positions of the enemy were taken.

TURIN, SATURDAY.

Bulletin, No. 99, published to-day, announces that
the Piedmontese sent a reconnaissance to Pozzolengo,
and on Wednesday pursued two squadrons of the
enemy, killing 10, wounding 30, and taking six pri-
soners; our troops suffered no loss.
Bulletin No. 100 contains a message from Lariat')
confirming the news of the Battle of Solterino.

BERNE, SATC &DAY.

Advices have been received from a reliable source
that 300 Piedmonteee have arrived at Tireno with
700 volunteer,, and advanced towards Barmio, at
the foot of the Stelvio Pau. The telegraph line in
course of construction between Verona and Landeck,
through the Tyrol, hu been completed u far as
Maio.

ARRIVAL OF PRINCE NAPOLEON AT

PARMA.

TURIN, SUNDAY.

Prince Napoleon a►rived yesterday at Puma,
where he was recrived with enthusiasm. No details
of the late victory have come to band, nor has acy
bulletin been published to-day. The town is to be
brilliantly illuminated.