Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-09
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LATER FROM EU ROPE.
News from fhe Seat of War.
BATTLE OF SALFERINO.

Further details per steamer Hunga-
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QUEBEC. July 8.-The steamer Hungarian
bias arrived at Farther Point with Liverpool
dates of the 29th.
The steamer America arrived out on the
Goth, and the Hammond on the 9th.
Cotton duh and the market generally I'M
changed. Sales of three days $4,000 bales,
of which spectators and exporters took 5000
bales each. Holders Offer freely but show no
disposition to press sales. There is but little
inquiry and prices are weak.
Manchester advices are favorable; market
dull and quiet.
Consols 92s@923. Money slightly more
stringent and active.
Provisions dull; Breadstuffs very dull with
a declining tend ncy; Beef dull; Pork dull;
Bacon dull; Lard heavy, all qualities slightly
declined
There has been no movement by the armies
since the battle of the oath, the details OF
which have not been received.
There are no estimates of the losses, but
the Austrians and Sardinans both admit them
TO be extraordinarily heavy.
Napoleon says he took six thousand pris-
oners. three flags and thirty cannons.
The Ausirians re-crossed the Mincio.
Gen. Hess has been appointed Commander
il-Chicf of the Austrian army.
LATER.--The French have crossed the
Mincio.
SECOND DISPATCH.
A dispatch dated the 18th. from the En-
peror To Eugenie says, the enemy withdrew
last night and | slept in the same room oc-
cupied i'll the morning by the Emperor OF
Austria. General Neil has been appointed
a 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 ana withdrew, To the
| left bank of the river after blowing up the
| bridges at Gotta We took 80 cannon and
| seven thousand prisoners.
Private dispatches say the Anstrians had
thirty-tive thousand placed hOrs du combat AID
| lost 10 d ,gs and seventy cannon. No cir
| cumstanIial account had reached Paris. Pri
| vate Telegraphs estimate that the French
army suffered so S verely to be unable to
resume the offensive. Vague rumors put
| the French loss at Il 900 killed aud wound
| ed. The battle was fought at Salferino. The
Auelrians are preparing tor another battle
| under General Hess.
THIRD DISPATCH.
Napoleon issued a stirring address to the
army after the battle 0 Salf-rino. Austrian
dispa ches acknowledge they Were obliged to
retreat after sutf' ring extraordinarily heavy
losses. Napoleon was constantly in the hot
est parl OF The battle.
|
Emperor. had his horse killed. Gen. NoiF>
| corps covered themselves with glory. Tie
Sardlnians fought luriously against superio.
Numbers. The Emperor of Austria returns
| to Vienna on important business The Par
| is correspondent OF the London Times says
| another battle is considered inevitable before
the siege opera ions Can commence.
Reinlorcements are constantly leaving
| France.
An attack on Venice is expected to com
| mcnce on the 18Th.
One hundred aud seventy-nine thousand
| 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 SaliJIiAO.
1t is rumored that an English feet of IS
sail is OFF Venice.
The Gazette France says preparations are
| making 10 raise 900 men. Great naval
preparations are making at Cherbourg.
1t is runorod that the Emperor OF Austria
| aud the Prince Regent VI Prusaia will soon
have ali interview.