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

LATEST NEWS.

THE WAR IN ITALY.

The following telegrams have been received al
Mr. Reuter's office :

VERONA, JUNE 25.

The day before yesterday our right wing occupied
Pozzolengo, Solferino, and Cavriana, and the left
wing pressed forward yesterday as far as Guidizoffo
and Castellgoffredo, 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 advanced nearly as far as the Chiese. In

the afternoon a concentrated assault of the enemy
was made upon the heroically defended-town of
Solferino. Our right wing repulsed the Pied-
montese, but on the other hand the order of our
centre could not be restored. Losses 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 our retreat, which began late in the

evening.
(The above is official.)

PARIS, JUNE 26.
The llioniteur of this day contains the following

telegram :
THE EMPEROR TO THE EMPRESS.
4 CAVRIANO, Saturday, 1.30 P.M.

It is impossible 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 11foniteui• also announces that yesterday the
public buildings in Paris were ornamented, and a
great number of houses illuminated.

TURIN, JUNE 26.

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. All the
fortified positions of the enemy were taken.

ROME, JUNE 25.

Ferrara, Ravenna, Forli, Ancona, and other
towns have been replaced under the authority of
the Pope by intervention of pontifical troops.

PARIS, JUNE 26.

The Patrie of this evening says that the Pied-
montese army took part in the battle of Cavriana,
under the command of the King. The Pays says
the Papal authority has been re-established every-
where, with the exception of the delegations of
Bologna, Ferrara, Ravenna, and Forli. The same
journal adds that this version seems to be more
probable than that of the message received here
from Rome. There are as yet no other official
details of the battle than those published yesterday.

BERNE, JUNE 25.

Advices have been received from a reliable source
that 300 Piedmontese have arrived at Tirano, with
700 volunteers, and advanced towards Barmio, at
the foot of the Stelvio pass. The telegraph line in
course of construction between Verona and Lan-
deck, through the Tyrol, has been completed as far
as .pals.

FRANKFORT, JUNE 25.

In to•day's sitting of the Federal Diet Prussia
made the proposal to place a corps of observation
on the Upper Rhine. This proposal was referred
to the military committee.

VIENNA, JUNE 25.

The Austrian Correspondence contains the follow-
ing:—The day before yesterday the Austrians crossed
the Mincio at four points, and yesterday came upon
a superior force of the enemy on the Chiese, after
an obstinate combat of twelve hours, our army
withdrew across the Mincio. Our head-quarters
are at Villa Franca.

PARIS, JUNE 25.

No official message has been received to-day other
than the one of this morning. The Paine alleges
that our victorious army has crossed the Mincio in
pursuit of the Austrians. The Presse says that a
private message from Berne has been spoken of,
which puts down the Austrian loss at the enormous
number of 35,000 hors de combat, and 1,500 taken
prisoners, together with 16 flags, and 75 pieces of
cannon captured. A message from Berne dated
to-day 2.30 p.m. does not mention these particulars.

TURIN, JUNE 25.

Bulletin No. 99, published to-day, announces that
the Piedmontese sent a reconnaissance to Pozzo-
sengo, and on Wednesday pursued 2 squadrons of
the enemy killing 10, wounding 30, and taken 6
prisoners. Our troops suffered no loss.
Bulletin No. 100, contains a message from
Lonato, confirming the news of the battle of Sol-
ferino.

PARIS, JUNE 26.
A supplement to the Moniteur, published this
evening, contains a telegram, dated

CAVRIANA, JUNE 26, 11.30 A.M.

The Austrians, who had crossed the Mincio for
the purpose of attacking us 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 up 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 and his corps d'arince 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 contended with great fury
against superior force.

TURIN, JUNE 26.

Prince Napoleon arrived yesterday at Parma,
where he was received with enthusiasm. No de-
tails of the late victory have come to hand, nor has
any bulletin been published to-day. The town is
to be brilliantly illutninated.

DRESDEN, JUNE 26.

According to private advices from Frankfort,
dated Saturday 25, Prussia has made the proposal
to the Federal Diet to place a corps of observation
on the Rhine, to be composed of the 7th and Bth

Federal corps d'arnice, and under the superior
orders of Bavaria.

It is said that this proposal has been referred to
be military committee.

' A letter from Messina, of the 19th, says :—" The
first division oP the French siege fleet, commanded
by Admiral Bouet-Villaumez, arrived here two
days back, after nine days' sail from Toulon. Al-