, 1859-08-12
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
SFEhACOOH. ". T., FRIDAY, AUG. 10, 1850.


PATS hnuOuuCo tuAb tno EillpeTOT &N"pOieOn teiS-
graphed to the Empress Regent, under date Of
Friday evening, June oath, that terrible battle
had been fought, and great victory achieved by
the allied army.
The whole Austrian army and nearly the entire
force Of the allied army were engaged In the
conflict
The entire Austrian army was formed in line
Of battle and extended five leagues.
The battle lasted from four o'clock in the morn
ing to eight o'clock in the evening Of Friday the
2ith.
The French took large number Of prisoners,
flags and cannon.
About 100000 men were engaged in this
battle.
A Vienna dispatch says that the battle was
still progressing, but details Of the engagement
had been made known by the Government
-prav;ons accounts from the seat of war state
A.. ~" Ivstr;on Sorco an tbo river M;nc;o wns
$50. OO0 and that the entire French force had
nssSed nonto Chiari-that thev had made ne.
ronI";.S.rc. .S a. :. Cato and that The pied.
,nonssaa armv wsro sdvsnc;nC towards Pcschi.
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The Prussian Government had demanded per-
mission Of Hanover To march &c. 600 troops
throurh that territory 10 the Rhine.
Il was believed that the basis Of the proposed
mediation Of Prussia would moi he acceptab;e to
France. and that Prussia would thereby become
involved in the war on the side Of Austria.
Il Is also rumorcd that Prussia has threatened
h assist IN the suppression Of the Hungarian
revolutionary movement
Adeplorable and saneuinary collision has taken
place Al Perugia. an important town in the Papal
Statea b tween the soldiers of the Pope and the
inhahitants Of the town.
Prussia Is marching large army upon the
Rhine.
The d;spatches forwarded bv the Vanderbilt
La the Allies at Rrescia. where Nanoleon had es.
tablished his headouarters, and Garibaldi was at
I.onnto where his position was threatened bv the
Anetrisns. and the French armv was advancing
an that Doint by forced marches.
The correspondent Of the London Times says
~.rtsbla 1sats I'M n TAKING T various Austrian 5osi
lions by surprise, sometimes marching thirty
mIes day and arousine INC country through
Ihich he nasses In favor Of the cause Of inde.
nendence.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Times, under
daIe Of the 39d, SAYS that the pickets Of each
sTmv were Dosted n sight of each other. and
scarcely day % passed % % without t. some slight skir.
miEhea',
Nsnc,.oD,. d;spatcb 10 the Empres. Rrvent
announcine the treat victory of the allies on the
Mincio, was dated at Cairiana, and states that
~ sIIiad armv had driven the Austrians from
snd t-Isn IN the;r no";t;ons hesijeS c"ntnr;nc
msny cuns standards and nr;soners
TS. Cannon, r,d;no A. The hattIs was vary ho.vv
and - distinctlv heard Al Verona
A oroat tumult was recently created at Venice
hv vsmora wbich nroved N be untrue that the
fr,rch nd landsS Al Padns snd that Ven;ce
vonid he snrrendered Within ,hree davs.
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