The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-07-13

hoHrs, Dur Arny withdrew across the Mincio.
Our headquarters now are At Villa Franco"
Ihe London Times says that the Austriaus
have most eandidly admitted their defeat, and
that history scarcely records = bulletin in which
such disaster is more explicitly svowed.
The Monitsur says that the battle will take
the nnH.e Of The Battle Of Salferino."
The Uficial correspondence ofJune eth, con-
taihs the follow ing:
The Emperor OF Austria will soon return
20 Vienna, on account OF important business.
The command in-chief Of the army which il
preparing for battle IS giveh to Gen. Hess"
Prince Napoleon arrived at Parma on the 10Th,
and was received with enthusiasm.
5000 men were eWbsrking in Algeria for
the Adriatic.
At Paris, news WIS expected Of the occupS-
ton OF Venice by the French.
\ dispatch from terne SAYS that 5000 Pied,
nonieSe, with roo volunteers, had arrived al
I'rono, and advanced towards Bormio, at the
foot o tho Stelvio Pass.
Patriotic demonstrations by the working class.
es IN Paris were universal.
Some reinnTCetnents for the French army
werc constantly quitting France for Italy.
a dispatch from Vienna says, that the attack
Of the French on Venice and Tagliamsnto. a.
bout IS miles Northeast Of Venice, was expect,
ed to take place on the 26th ult.
The Austrians have sunk 5 small ~vessels, q
large frigste and 3 steameas in the port of Nal.
s'nocco to prevent the passage Of the French
squadron.
Prince Eugene of Savoy had issued a de-
cree, extending the forced currency Of the Ma,
tional Bank.
THE LATEST.
PARIS, Tuesday Generals Anger, Forrey,
Diem and Ladmirault were slightly wounded al
Salierino. There will be a TIE Deum next Sun
day in all the churches of France in celebration
OF the victory. The Empress and all the great
bodies Of Church and State will attend at No.
tire Dame.
Turin, Tuesday.-An official bulletin to-day
contains some details Of the battle OF the oath.
Our troops engaged at Sslferino, performed
p~rodigieS Of valor and took formidable positions
but could not hold them, owing to a fearful tenn
pest. The Piedmontese drove the Austrians
from San Martina, retaking three of their can
non. Serious loss is admitted.
The Sandman ambassador at Paris is report
ed to have complained to the English Govern
ment against the Secretary Of the British En-.
bassy at Paris for anti Sandman manifestation
THE VERY LATEST.
PARIS, WednesGay.-The Paris Steele and
Journal Des Debats ridicule the idea Of Ger
man mediation on the basis which rumor has
placed in circulation.
The London Advertiser asserts that Louis
Napoleon has made up his mind, at the first ia
vorable opportunity, to make q descent on the
shores of Ireland.
The Times city article says: "In the absence
Of detailed accounts Of the battle Of Salferino
to enable the public to judge Of its probable et-
feet, in predisposing Austria to terms Of sub
mission, the funds exhibited heaviness on Tues
day.
FRANcE.-The news Of the victory Of the
Oath impaired much buoyance to the Paris
Course, and rentes ad vanced nearly l per cent.
Trade in Paris was tolerable. The Corn mar
ket was dull, on account OF favorable harvest
prospects.
PAPAL ~STATEs.-A dispatch from Rome an
nUunces that Ferrara, Ravenna, Forli, Anconia,
ond other towns, have been replaced under the
authority Of the Pope by the intervention Of
the Pontifcal troops.
AusTRrA,-The Vienna correspondent Of the
London Times asserts that for the last ten years
matters have been so terribly mismanaged in
Austria, that it will be almost miraculous if the
Empire escapes dissolution.
In an autograph letter, the Emperor, Francis
Joseph, has caused ordinances relative to the
Protestants in Austria to be issued without
waiting for the revision of the Council O
States.
NAPLES, June rs. BY decree just issued
l37 refugees are permitted to return, and al
other S~icilians holding promission and promis
ing obedience to the laws.