Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-09
Last Nights Report.
FURTHER MY THE HUNGARIAN.
FARrHER PoINT JulY 3.

\ dispatch, dated June 25th, from the En-
peror to the Empress Eugcnie, says that the
enemy Withdrew last night, and that he slept
in the room occupied in the morning by the
Emperor of Austria.
tjeneral Neil has been appointed Marshal
of France.
! The Austrian troops crossed the Mincio for
the purpose Of attacking the French with
| their whole force, but were obliged to abandon
their position and withdraw to the left bank
Of the river after blowing up the bridges at
GOrta.
The Emperor also says: ave took thirty
canuon aud 1000 prisoners
A private dispatch says that the Austrians
had $4,000 placed hors du combat and lost
sixteen flags and seyenty-dye cannon.
! There has been no cirumstantiHl account Of
the battle published at Paris.
Private dispatches intimate that the French
army has suffered so severely as TO be unable
to resume the offensive.
Vague rumors also put the French troops,
in killed and wounded at 10000.
The battle was fought at Salteriuo.
The Austrians are preparing for another
great battle uudor Gen Hess, who has already
displaced Gen Schiek as commander-in-chief
The Emperor Napoleon issued stirring
address to the army after the battle Of Sal
Rerino.
The Austrian dispatches acknowledge that
| they were obliged to retreat after suffering
extraordinary heavy losses. The Emperor
| Napoleon was constantly in the hottest part
Of the battle, and Gen. Larrey, who accom-
panied him, had his horse killed under him.
Gen. Neils corps covered themselves with
| glory. The Sardinians fought with great fury
against superior numbers.
The Emperor of Austria Is TO return to
Vienna on important business.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says that another battle is expected
and is considered as inevitable before the
siege operations can commence.
observation-disclosures Richard
son & Spences circular reports the breadsmll
market very dull, and prices have declining
| tendency. Flour ha declining tendency
sales unimportant. American was quoted at
| los GdMl3s I'd. Wheat was also declining
but there is no change in the quotations Red
| is nominally quoted at Ssd9s Id White quail
| tiles Of Corn had slightly declined; mixed was
quoted at 6s l0dd5s | ID yellow at o. llda6s
and white at SsaSs Cd
Produce Market-Rosn was steady ut 8s
l0da6s for common; spirits turpentine steady
at 39s Gda40s
LONDON Maintaining Bros. report
wheat active and advanced Isl sugar firm.
LoNBoN MoEEY MARKET.-American secur-
tiles were generally unchanged
Large reiniorcomenls are continually leav-
ing France.
The attack on Venice was expected to COM
mence on the 2Sth.
One hundred and seyenty-fye thousand
troops from the Austrian reserves were on
their way to Italy.
Five French Generals we're wounded at the
battle Of Salferino.
II is rumored that an English fleet Of 20 sail
was arriving of Venice.
The Gazette do France says that the FrePa-
tuns are making TO raise within two months
an army Of $4,000 men
Great Naval preparations are going ON at
Chcrbourg.
A dispatch received at Paris, from Cariana
on the 29th ult, says that the French troops
passed the Mncio without interruption, the
enemy having Withdrawn thorefrom on the
26th .ult.
Prussia made a proposal 10 the Federal
Government to place an army OF observation
on the Rhine under the superior orders OF
Bavaria The proposal was referred to the
Military Committee.
Il was reported that the Emperor Of Aus
tria would soon have an Interview with the
Prince Regent Of Prussia.
The English news IS not important
The Atlantic Telegraph Company has issued
: proposals for subscriptions to tho new capital
Of $500, 600.
The following kilograms, with what has been
sent, contain all that is known in regard to
the great battle on the Path Of June:
The loss Of the enemy is very considera-
bic, but ours is much less We have taken
thirty cannon, moro than 7OOOprisoners and
, three Gags.
"The Sandman army inflicted great losi
en- the enemy after having contended will
great fury against superior forces"
The following is the Order Of the Day pub
! lished by the Emperor Napoleon after the bat
tie of Salferino:
aCARRfAEA. June 2jth.-To the Soldiers
The enemy. who believed themselves able tC
repulse as from the Chiese, have re-orossed
the Miuoio. You have worthily defended the
/ honor Of France. Salterino surpassed the
reesllestisn Of LOnato and Castiglons. In