Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-15

4 vessel on the coast under the American
flag has been detected in the act OF receiving
the d~cserters on board after dark.
Napoleon was in perfect health, and the
sanitary condition Of his army was excellent
His head quarters were at Vallengro, where
Prince Napoleon was expected to arrive on
the 3Oth ult.
1t is reported that at Solferino, nearly every
officer and man of the artillery attached to the
Imperial Guard, was put h0rS du combat. The
Austrian accounts of the battle admit their
loss to be 10000 killed, wounded and missing
1t is stated that not a single Hungarian reg
ilncnt was allowed to take part in the battle
and that the italian regiments had all been
previously sent to the Fyfol:
EsGL4ND.-Ia the House Of lords, on Fri
day. Lord Broughsm called attention to the
war in italy and asked if there was any truth
in the report that the government intended to-
reduce the navy estimates.
The Duke Of Somerset denied the report.
The Earl of Hardwick euIogized the late
government for the efforts to strengthen the
navy, and gave various statistics to show that
even yet it was not what it ought to be.
The Earl of Peterborough fully recognized
the necessity of placing the navy in a proper
condition, but trusted that some attention
would be devoted to the army.
In the House Of Commons, on Thursday,
Lord PalmGrston announced the intention OF
the new ministry to pursue a policy Of a strict
neutrality with reference to foreign affairs
He also announced that a reform bill would be
introduced Immediately after the meeting of
next session of Parliament.
SECOND DISPATCH.
SAcKvrIIE, July l3.-The news brought by
the steamship Canada to Halifax, has reached
this place 10y horse express, but is mainly su-
percedcd by the arrival Of the Htna at New
York.
The following is the latest news received at
Liverpool, just previous to the sailing Of the
Canada
PARIS, Saturday, July 2.-The JLOnaem
contains the following telegram from the EN-
Pelor to the Empress:
NAiEGio, Friday.@Thc whole army has
passed the Mincio. The Sardinians have in
vested Pischicra. The enforcement which |
received by the arrival of $4,000 men under
Prince Napoleon, have enabled me to approach
Verona without compromising Wyself in any
way. ! have left a corps darmce at Goito to
watch Mantua. and am about 10 assemble an
other at Briscia to Watcf the passes of the
Tyrol.
The DGondcur' also contains the following
official btlleffh of tho battle Of SollerinO: The
force Of the enemy amounted to 100000 to 27O,-
000.
The new artillery produced a terrible effect.
It's discharges reached the enemy at a distance
whence their heaviest guns could not reply, and
the plain with their dead.
The loss Of the French Was 720 officers plac-
af hofS dn mHbat, including 100 killed and H.,
900 privatc8 killed and wounded.
Among the killed are seven coloneIs and six
lieutenant colonies. Among the wounded are
i've generals.
vienna, July Am Austrian correspon-
lent says the loss at the battle on the 24th, as
ar as has yet been accertaincd is ] 300 killed,
md S.I00 wounded.
Further information will be published.
VERONA, July Since the oath of June
here have been merely unimportant skirmish-
5 between the outposts.