The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-18

@..f 4. received BY telegraph via Neu
s: ...sr;.u army and nearly the entir,
q Sh'ie n;sI army were engaged in the conflict
mdmeH Austrian army we're Sormeo In line o
70 ~. s.teuded FIVE leagues.
y. rd e,'sssJ from 4 O'Clock in the morning til
. bsfue - evening of Friday, the 24th.
is3ef y sok a large number OF prisoners, flag
, y ncS; soo men were engaged in the battle.
1ku' S;snatch says that the battle was still
3sfnn. Init details Of the engagement had been
rfesus. by the Government
500 accounts from the seat OF war state thai
srDas 80 on the river Mincio, was 28O, 900
n ,rfr-h - the entire French force had passed
co. ana S-tbat they had made n reconnaissance
kds ZEE. and that the Piedemontese army were
,ouards Pescbiera-
ErSs1s .ook place at Solferiuo, q small town on
D. SA,s 80 a few miles from Colo. The Aus
sss = he initiative in the fight before all the
= ros II arrived A dispatch from the En-
dr.. 10 the Empress says that the Aus
o NP.r sud the French took 1000 prison.
= nIB-:s.as az cannon A Paris otter states
~ %F.-[ans lost $1,000 men, 16 flags, and
DE- ~.~,;IIerv. Private letters from tho seat
IA, the French army has suffered 50 Sc
5rrS! I. uuahIe to resume the offensive. Ru-
CIRCULATION at Paris that the French lost
80 and wounded. Later accounts say the
re preparing for another battle ; also
,r;ss we're too badly crippled to pursue
r.-.sen thousand beds were being prepared
- .nd wounded Of the Allies The Emper-
- 10 the Empress that the allies had
--pat victory in this battle. Almost the
Irss army, and the entire force of the
- engaged. The total numbe Of men
XCG- 400 OaAl Tt. .-S-- ~ks--
srmed In a line of battle and extended five
The battle lasted from 4 O'Clock in the
=. in the evening. No further details
IN received
-.os rHE BArrLE-During the great battle at
General, now Marshal Mel, displayed the
D,Ixutry. At the head Of 81 5000 men and
- JReavalry, numbering 5000, or an
=, sre Of $4,000, he attacked the center of
.s.ri.u army, and q most sanguinary conflict
ne Austrians received the attack with
- and a murderous fire of artillery and
-. After twelve hours hard fighting, Gen.
- the Austrian center, and the battle was
n, Iustrians then brought up their reserve
n men The Allies also brought up their re-
<aDo0 men, and after a fight of three hours
!, arrIe ended entirely in favor Of the Allies.
EA,s perf5rmed prodigies Of daring and vslor,
Z uuch cut up. Orders have been received
. prepare 1900 beds for the wounded of
"A rny and wounded prisoners
n ne battle the Piedmoutese army were, at
: u~npIeteIy surrounded by the Austrians,
NV rpulsed them with great carnage. Aus
xrsrs say that there were 10000 Austrian
4 Borro Lengal- Marshal paraguay dill !
= the aid Of Gen. Mel, and after driving
r.ns from Solferino, marched against Cavri-
Urr. which we're strongly occupied by the
4 attacked their position and captured it,
= tie Austrians to retire along their whole
s LIei army remained masters of the hard
II but. il appears, were unable to pursue
sing columns
,zurzsISa MOVEMENT OF GERMANY
-<an Government had demanded permits
Esnrer to march 10000 troops through that
m the Rhine
= rmored that Prussia has threatened to
AZ suppression Of the Hungarian revolution
zznS.
Inble and sanguinary collision has taken
Rrugia, An important town in the Papal
xsrrn the soldiers Of the Pope and the in
q the town.
us marching alarge army upon the Rhine
n Jane Ono important movement has
eat the seat Of war since the great battle
h on the Miucio, in which the Austrians
nrsl
EttaTs Of the battle have not yet been re-
E-ure Of the losses on either side has been
prlns admit that their losses were extra
heavy.
rfuians also admit very heavy losses
J. reports that the Allied army took six
troners, three flags and thirty pieces of
r.-r.ps have recrossed the Mincio.
VarshL Baron Hess has been appointed
uer-irChief Of the Austrian army.
rst sdgises from the seat of war state that
Il bal crossed the Mincio in pursuit Of the
June 2a.-Prince Napoleon, with the
6russ under his command, including the
sen troops, entered Parma on the 18th
vas received by the inhabitants with the
zhusiasm. He is making rapid marches
as rxht wing Of the allied army near
INN Algeria state that q corps d'armse
french troops were embarkIng for the
zunans have sunk vessels at the entrance
rd Mlamocco, q short distance south OF
present. the passage OF the Preach squadron
rs papers ri1icule the idea OF German
nd are discussing the points of the pro-
zaaftel 5y General Willisen on behalf OF
ts Emperor Of Austria