The Sun.
London, England, 1859-06-25 00:00:00

Boners.

" Further details are unknown.
" The battle lasted from six o'clock in the
morning until eight in the evening."

VIENNA, JUNE 25.

Private telegrams received here announce that
yesterday a vigorous combat on the Mincio began,
as it is asserted, at one o'clock in the morning.
At Verona heavy cannonading was heard.
Authentic news is expected.

TRIESTE, JUNE 25.

The French Government has sent letters of pro-
tection to three Austrian vessels in Fiume laden
with tobacco on account of the French Govern-
ment.

PARIS, JUNE 24.

The Patrie of this evening contains the following
It is announced that a corps d'artnee of 40,000
men, taken partly from the regiments in Africa, is
expected in the Adriatic Sea.
Judgment has been given in the matter of the
licensed (parquet) against the unlicensed brokers
(coulissiers).
Each unlicensed broker is condemned to a fine
of 10,500 francs.

BERNE, JUNE 24.

Despatches from Milan confirm the news that
5,000 French have been despatched towards the
Valteline at Bormio. 300 Austrians and one com-
pany of volunteers consisting of students of Meran,
in the Tyrol, are marching to occupy the passage of
Stelitio. The Archduke Governor of the Tyrol
has arrived at Nauders to overlook the enrolment
of 24,000 men in the Tyrol and Voralberg. The
Tyrolese raise difficulties about entering military
service.

PARIS, JUNE 24.
The following official telegram has been pub-
lished to-day :

LONATO, June 23d.—This morning the Emperor
accompanied by the King traversed the environs of
the town, and pushed a reconnaissance as far as
Desenzano on the borders of the lake.

MARSEILLES, JUNE 24.

Advices have been received from Rome to the
21st inst. On Sunday the crowd assembled before
the French garrison, and were about to display the
tricolor flag, and to proclaim the dictatorship of
Victor Emmanuel, but General Goyon prevented
it. Strong patrols traversed the town yesterday.
The Pope has notified his protest against the dis-
memberment of his States to the Powers repre-
sented at the Paris Conferences. At Gaeta yes-
i.terday the Pope addressed the Consistory on the
separation of Romagna from the States of the
Church. His Holiness communicated to the Cardi-
nals a letter of the Emperor Napoleon, guaranteeing
the independence of the Papal States. The delegate
of Ancona has withdrawn into the fortress with the
troops who have there fortified themselves. The
Monitore Toseano publishes a ministerial circular
ordering the Prefects to respect free manifestations
and the popular wish for annexation with Pied•
mont. The circular denies the possibility of a
return of the former dynasty, and declares that
divisions of territory would enfeeble Italy. Victor
Emmanuel is the symbol of union and of liberty.

The French Government has received the follow-
,ng telegraphic despatch :

" Montechiati, 22d, 10h. 40m. p.m.

" The French army to-day completed the passage
of the Chiesa to Montechiari, which was evacuated
by the Austrians the day before yesterday. The
cavalry has pushed reconnaisances, skilfully con-
ducted by Captain de Coutenson, of the Ist Regi-
ment of 'African Chasseurs. An advanced post of
Hulans was surprised. Some of them were killed,
and nine with their horses taken prisoners. The
Piedmontese on their side fell in with an enemy's
advanced guard near Peschiera. A rather smart
engagement took place, in which two Austrian
officers and some men were killed. The municipality
waited on the Emperor to-day to offer him a pious
souvenir of the former victories of the French. A
column on which were engraved the names o
the French officers who were killed, had been
erected on the field of battle of Castiglioni. In
1818, the Austrians threw down this monument,
which the town of Montechiari caused to be re-
moved, and have since carefully preserved. His
Majesty accepted the present, and ordered that the
column should be replaced on the spot where it had
been originally erected."
"It is well known," says a letter from Vienna
of the 19th, in the Constitutionnel, " that at the
moment when hostilities commenced, the Austrian
Government ordered the directors of the public
treasuries in Lombardy and Venetia to immediately
send to Vienna all the specie and paper securities
which might be in their possession. Everything
was therefore in a place of security before any
invasion was feared. The tax-collectors were at
the same time ordered by every rigorous measure
to get in the taxes due. These measures,
which were supported by a numerous army,
caused the greater part of the money in circu-
lation to disappear, and it is in consequence of
that circumstance that an imperial rescript dated
the 17th authorised the Directors of the Finances
in Lombardo-Venetia to issue paper money for 50
millions of florins or 125 millions of francs. This
new paper money will have forced currency in all
the parts still occupied by the Austrians, under
pain of the most severe punishment, and the in-
habitants will be compelled to receive it for the
supplies furnished to the army. It is thought that
these 50 millions are intended to make up for the
deficiency in the late loan of 75 millions, the reali-
MUM of which with the exception of about 12