The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-15
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session Of Liverpool advices TO the Goth
ultimo.
No movements Of the contending arm
les are reported to have taken place since |
the battle Of the oath June.
A dispatch Of the 25th from Napoleon !
to the Empress Eugenic says; "rhe enc
my withdrew last night. | slept in the !
room which was occupied in the morning
by the Emperor of Austria. Gen. Neil
has been appointed Marshal Of France
The Austrians crossed the Mincio for the
purpose Of attacking US with their whole
force, but were obliged to abandon their |
positions, and Withdrew to the left bank
of the river. after blowing up the bridges
of Gorta. We took thirty pieces of can
non and seven thousand prisoners"
Private dispatches say that the Aus.
TRANS had thirty-fve thousand men pla-
ced hors de combat that they lost sixteen
flags and seventy-hve cannon.
No circumstantial account OF the battle
had reached Paris; but private dispatches
minated that the French army had SUI.
fered so severely as to be unable to resume
the offensive. Vague rumors place the
French lost at twelve thousand in killed
and wounded.
The battle was fought at Salferino.
The Austrians were making preparn-l
tons for another battle, under General
Hess.
The Austrians acknowledge that they
were obliged to retreat after suffering such
extraordinary and heavy losses.
The Emperor Napoleon is reported 10
have been constantly in the hottest part
of the battle
The Emperor OF Austria, it is stated,
will soon return to Vienna on important
business. - -
Large re-infotcehents are constantly
leaving France, and an attack Oh Vienna
was expected on the 2Sth of June.
One hundred and seventy-five thousand
Austrian reserve troops are on their way
to Italy, and they are called the flower of
the Austrian army, being veteran troops
Five French Generals were wounded
at the battle at Salferino.
The latest intelligence says that the
French had passed the Mincio unmolest-
ed.
1t was reported that the Austrian EN-
peror would shortly have an Interview
with the Prince regent. of Prussia.
NeV York, July S.--Napoleon issued
stirring address to the army after the bat
tie of Salferino
Austrian dispatches acknowledge they
were obliged to retreat, after suffering ex-
traordinary heavy losses.
Napoleon was constantly in the hottest
part of the battle.
Gen. Larry, while accompanying the
Emperor, had his horse killed
Gen. .Neil's corps covered themselves
with glory.
The Sardinians fought furiously against
superior numbers.
The Emperor of Austria returns to vi
emma on important business.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says another battle is considered
inevitable before the siege operations can
commence.
Reintorcements are constantly leaving
France. An attack on Venice is expect
ed to commence on the 2Sth 10000
troops, the flower of the Austrian army,
from the Austrian reserves, are on their
way to Italy.
Five French Generals were wounded at
the battle of Salferino. 1t is rumored
that an English fleet of 2j sail is off We
nice.
The Gazette France says preparations
are making to raise within two months
an army of 100000 men. Great naval
preparations are making at Cherbourg.
1t Is rumored that the Emperor of Aus
tria and the Prince Regent of Prussia
will soon have an interview.
Nc,o York, July 1.-THE steamship City
of Baltimore has arrived at New York,
with Liverpool dates of the Both.
Sales Wednesday 5000 bales. Market
steady. Breadstuffs steady. Provisions
dull. Consols 92s(d923.
Count Pourtales, the Prussian AM
bassador has arrived at the head-quar-
fapc Of ria
Layback has been fixed as the seat of
Government of Lombardy.
The Austrian headquarters are now at
Verona.
France is preparing to move an army
on the Rhine,
Gen. Guylar has taken the colonely of
Regiment.
At the battle of Solferino, Gen. Neil
with 1000 men and two divisions of cav
airy, making an aggregate of $4,000, en-
gagged in forcing the Austrian CENTRE
After II hours hard fighting the Austrians
brought up their reserves of $4,000 men,
and the Allies theirs of $4,000 men. AT
ter three hours more fighting the battle
ended TO the advantage of the Allies
The Zouaves were much cut up. An or
der was received at Milan to prepare Ia
600 beds for the wounded.
Men York, July ll.--The steamer AIDE
laide has arrived here.
Later from Buenos Ayers.--2,000 men
have invaded the Argentine confedera-
ton. Paraguay had promised to assist
Urquisa with four steamers. Brazil re-
mains neutral, but is increasing her naval
forces in the La Plata. -Four steamers
have been purchased by Buenos Ayers.
BD- The Knoxville Wing discloses
the fact that Hon. A. o. p. Nicholson vo-
ted in company with Col. Netherland on
the last hoe, the last axe, the last iron
wedge, and the last ''little bob-tail pony"