, 1859-08-12
IS, 900 AUSTRIANS AND 2,COo
FRENCH FALLEN!
IS GUNS AND l6 STANDARDS TAKEN!
The Two EmperOrs in the Field F.!
Preparations FIR Another Battle !

| TTcptTuttOItS JOT 1HOtfteI DUtttc Z!
The account of this last great battle was
teIegraphed from Farther Point Canada,
to New Orleans, on the 9th of July, aud
was published in the papers of that city OH
the 9th, and brought to San Francisco by
the TehuGntepec route.
The following items are the latest re-
ceived from the seat war in Europe The
allies were besieging Mantua. KoSsuth
has gone to Genoa. Rimini aud CeiSi,
with many other Italian cities, have pro-
nOunced for the national cause. The Aus
trians have issued at Mantua forced paper
currency of g5,000,000. Two thousand
papal troops have been seut from Rome to
restore order in PiacenZa. The Sardinian
army is in position before Brescia, in line
with the French troops. Much popular
enthusiasm accompanied the march Of the
allied troops throughout LombHrdy. A
collision has taken place at Brescia between
detachment of Papal troops and the in
habitants. A dispatch from Turin, dated
18th Of June, says that the Emperor Ma
poleon entered Brescia on that day, with
Victor Emanuel Prince Napoleon has
commenced the movement of his troops,
with 5000 Tuscans aud 800 horses all
ready to depart with him. King Victor
Emanuel had officially declared that he
would not consent to the annexation Of
any part Of the Roman States to Sardinia.
The French and Sandman troops occupy
Brescia, and the Emperor Napoleon had
advanced from that position to advance on
the Austrians. Victor Emanual had re-
fused the Dictatorship offered him by the
commissioners from Bologna, in pursuance
of his determination TO decline the annexa-
tion Of any part Of the States of the Church.
The Austrians have removed their head
quarters to Villafrancas, midway between
Verona and Mantua. They had abandon
cd LOnatO on Lake Gerda, aud also Cas-
tiglione aud Monteviso, at which position
they had recently arrived in great force
and strongly fortified. Another dispatch
says that the Austrisns had re-Occupied
MonteVisO on the l7th Of June, in consid-
cradle force. The story that a French
corps d armee had occupied the Vatteline
is untrue. A Lombard corps, under some
Of Garribaldfs officers, was stationed there.
ScaVemera has pronounced for the National
cause. A manifesto has been published,
declaring the adhesion Of that town to the
central Government established at Bolog-
ma, which is to be placed under the dicta-
torship Of the King Of Sardinia. The
manifesto also expresses unanimous wish
to be enabled some day to form part Of u
monarchy worthy Of Italy.
BATTLE OF MAGENTA.-The Austrian
Official accounts OF the losses sustained d.
ring the battle of Magenta had been pub.
lished KilIed-6l officers, 1902 soldiers
total, 1868. Wounded-2lS officers,
4,l3S soldiers-total, 1856. Missing
1000. Total Of killed, wounded and miss
Ing, 9,7l9
PRUssIA PREPARING.-A dispatch from
Berlin snys that six Prussian corps d. ar
NEE, beside the Guard, had been mobolized,
and three Others were kept in reserve to
oppose Russia, if necessary All the other
corps will be concentrated, aud only sufi.
cient number of troops left in the provinces
10 garrison the towns and fOrtresses.
THE GREAT BATTLE AT sALFERhNo.
Another great battle was fought at Sal
ferrino on the gath of June, resulting in q
victory to the Allies. Not less than AGO.
900 men took part in the engagement,
which lasted from o'clock in the morning
till night. Nearly the whole of the allied
army aud all the Austrian forces were en-.