The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-14
The w ar.
ANOTHER GREAT BATTLE!
TE5E ALLIES VICTORIOUS!

met on the bauhs Of the river Minco and had
IA terrible battle. The line of battle extended
Gitecn miles and the contAs lasted twelve hours.
The latest dates give no reliable particulars os
to the number engaged or the losses, Below
we give the lutest accounts received
The following tclcgrums conrain all that is
known in regard to the great battle On the 2lth
Of June;
NAPOLEON TO the E> rRtss
CAvARINA jane 35. 4 p MI is Impossible
as vet 10 obtain the drtlls of the battlc OF yes
terlay. The enemy Withdrew last night. !
have passed the night in the room occupied in
the morning by the Emperor of Austria. Gen.
Mel ms been appointed u Marshal OF France
CAvaIANA, Jme 27 IA a. m.--rhe Ausiridns,
who had crossed The Mncio for The purpose OF
attacking us with thrir whole body, have been
obliged TO ahanlon their positions, aud with
draw to the left bank Of the river. They have
blown up the brdgr Of Goilo. The loss OF the
enemy is very considerable, bat ours is much
less. We have taken 81 cannon, more than l.
O00 prisoners and three tllgS. q n. Mel and his
corps durmsc have covered themselves with
glory us well as tho whole army. The SNrdiui-
an army Indicted great loss on the enemy, after
contrndinS with great fury against superior
forces.
FRENCH ACCOUNTS.
The Paris PreSSe SAYS that private messages
from B2n1 are spoken OF, which pat down The
Au,tinn loss at the enormous number of 81 900
hors de combat, aud 30a0 taken prisoners, to-.
Sether with lG nags, aud - pieces OF cuauon. -
This, however, lacks conformation.
Tho following is he order of the day publish
cd by the Emperor Napoleon after the battle Of
Sllisriuo:
"CA>RMNA, Juns 25--SohplgRs: The enemy,
who h,llcyed themselves able to repulsa us from
the ChicSe. have recvossad The Mincio. You
have worthily defended the honor of France
Sollern0 surpassed the recollection OF LoEato
and C,stigliupc. In twelve hoarS You have re.
pulsed The rlt'rs Of on, hundred and fifty thouS.
aud mrn, Your enthusiasm dill not rest there;
the numerous artillery ot the CuenY Nccupird
formidable positions lor over lhrce leagues, which
you carried. Your country thanks yOu for your
courage und perseverance, aud liments the fallen
We ahva taken three flags lHirly cannon, and
6 600 prisoners. The Suriiuan army taught
with the same valor against superior forces and
worthy that army to march b side you. BiuuS
has not been she'd in vain for the glory ol France
aud the happiness of the people,
No ciTcWnS;an,iol account of the battle had
reached Pals. II was inferred from the tele-
GraphS that the French army suffered so severely
Iht two days after The hlt,ic 1t was still ana
BILE to resume the Offensive.
There we've vague rumoCS of 10000 to 1900
French troops having been Killed and wounded
Turin, TueSdSy--An Official bulletin to-day
contains some details OF tho battle of ihe 9th
The Piedmontese who were principally engaged
az San MARITIME performed proligies of vdlor,
took formidable positions, but could not hold
thtm owing to leorcul tempest, The Pied
moniese drove the Ausrinns tom San Mlrlinn,
ntoiniag five Of their cannon, Serious loss is
admitted.
Tug AUSTRIAN ACCOUNT
The following is tao Austrian official account
Of the battle:
VERONA, jane 25--rhe day befols yesterday
our right wing occupied PozEolenga Sollcriuu,
AMI Cavliqa, 0nl Ihe .ell wing pressed forward
as far as Guili1,llo aud Gas Ciollredo, but
were driveu back by the enemy.
a collision took place between tho two entire
armies at 10 ~. Yesterday, Oar left under
Gtn. Wimpcn, advanced rs far as ChieSe. In
the afternoon ihpr was concentrated assault
On the herojeilly.lri1udrd town of SllieGdD 80
OJt ljght wing rcpUlsed the PedmOutesC. .hu ON
he Other haad the order uf our cautrr cou,d not
be restored. aui oar iosS.s ure rytraurIin, ,riy
heavy, Ihe Development az perverted m,ssps al
he rurmy sglinst oar ,elt wing, tud the "a Ivancr
nl his main ally aguOSt Volta, caused our r..
tr2,l which Aega0 -, ln the ev ming.
NlEENA, Jane % .-- 4 uS,rA CorseSpon lencr
con- ans tie following:
rnr day h'lo,c yesterday IA, Austrian army
trossd he MIae!o at iour points, aud yesterday