Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-15

tho details of the battle of yesterday. Tho
enemy withdrew last night. have PASSED
the night IN the room occupied in the morn
ing by the Emperor Of Austria.
Gen Mel has been appointed Marshal Of
France.
Cariana, June 26, ll.3O A. M.-Tbe
Austrians who had crossed the Mincio for tho
purpose of attacking us with their whole
body, have been obliged to abandon their no.
sitions, and withdraw to the left bank of tho
river. They had blown up the bridge of
Goito
The loss of the enemy is very considerable.
but ours is much less
We have taken 30 cannon, more than
1000 prisoners, and flags
Gen Mel and his corps d'armee have COW
cred themselves with glory, as we'll as the
whole army.
The Sandman army inflicted great loss on
the enemy after having contended with great
fury against superior forces
The Paris Fresse says that private messa-
ges from Borne are spoken of. which pnt
down the Austrian loss at IS 900 hors du
combat. and 5000 taken prisoners together
with / 6 flags and IS pieces Of cannon. This,
however, lacks confirmation.
The following is the order of the day, pub
/ lished by Napoleon after the battle of Salor-
, MO-
e. Carrtad, June 25.-Soldiers The enemy.
who believed thomsevee able To renplsc ma
from the Chiese, have recrossed the Nincio
E You have worthily defended the honor of
, France. Solicrino surpassed the recollection
, of Tomato and Castiglione In twelve boprs
! you repulsed the efforts of so 600 mon
Your enthusiasm did not rest there Tho
e numerous artillery OF the enemy oceup;ed
formidable positions for over three leagues
t which you carried.
r. Your country thanks you for your courage
and perseverance, and laments the fallen. We
: have taken flags, 80 cannons. and 5000
e prisoners. The Sandman army fought with
the same valor against superior forces, and
= worthy is that army to march beside you. -
/ Blood has not been shed in vain FOR the glory
Of Franco, and the happiness Of the people
D No crumstantial account of the battle had
e reached Paris
1t was inferred from the kilograms that the
a French army suffered so severely that two
b days after the battle il was still unable to re-
Z sumo the offensive.
e There were vague rumors Of 10000 to
f 1900 French troops having been killed and
q wounded
r The following is the Austrian official ac-
t. count of the battle:
Verona June 25.-The day before vester-
u day our right wing occupied Pozzolepga. Sol
10 ierno and Carriaua, and the LETT wing pressed
forward as far as Guidzzalo and Gas Ciofere-
70 do, but were driven back by She enemy.
70 collision took place between the two entire
armies at 10 A. NJ. Yesterday Our let. I'M
d der Gen. Wimper, advanced as far as Chiese
- In the afternoon there was a concentrated as
T. sault on the Sollerno. Our right wing re-
pulsed the Piedmoutesc, but on the other
e hand. the order Of our centre could not be
p restored, aud our losses are extraordinarily
a heavy The developments of powerful mas
Sos OF the enemy against our left wing. and
), the advance of his main wing against Volta.
IL caused our retreat which began IN the evening
Vienna, June 2j.-Thc Austrian CORES
poNdeHca contains the following The day
: before yesterday the Austrian army crossed
! the Mlnclc at four points, and Yesterday came
i, upon the superior force of the enemy in the
" Chlese. Aticr an obstinate combat Of twelve
y hours, our army withdrew across the Mincio
y Our head quarters are now at Villa Franca
The London Times says that the Austrians
- have most eandidly admitted their defeat. and
that history scarcely records bulletin whore
! such distaste is more explicitly ayowed.
A message from Carraua announces that
y Napoleon, on the day of the battle. was con-
stantly in the hottest of thc fire. Gen. Lar
= roy, who accompanied him, had his horse
% killed under him.
y, Tho NoDdeT says the battle will take the
W name of the Battle Of Solfeuuo.
The official Austrian Corresooadenca of the
70 27ih of June contains the following The
, Emperor of Austria viii soon return to Vi
' emma on account Of important business The
communicable of the army. which is pro-
pairing for battle is given to Gen. Hess
Prince Napoleon arrived at Parma on the
- 2jth, and was enthusiastically received
Forty thousand men were embarking in
. Algeria for the Adriatic and at Paris news
was expected Of the occupation Of Venice by
+ the French.
y, A dispatch from Berne says that 5000
~ Fiedmontese with 700 volunteers had arrived
~ at liraus, and advanced towards Bormio. AT
the foot Of the Stelvio Pass
The Paris correspondent of the London
~ Times says it was expected that another bat
~ tie would be fought before the siege opera-
tons would come on.
Patriotic demonstrations by the working
= classes in Paris were universal
y Large achievements for the French army
- were constantly quitting France for Italy
~ A dispatch from Vienna SAYS that the at
% tack Of the French on Venice and Tagliamen-
N to, about forty five miles north east Of Venice.
a., was expected to take place about the 28th Of
's juno.
81 The Austrian reserves, numbering rs OO0.
were on their way to Italy They are con-
:" sidered the flower Of the Austrian army. Not
!" man Of them has served less than eight
Is years.