Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-23

present. uemOrallZeQ cOnQltlOn OF their army.
VIENNA, July y4th.-It.is rumored that
ten thousand French troops have disem-
barked at Sossia and Piccole on the Adriatic,
and that the bridge to Cherso has been de.
stroyed. '"""'' - '''''':' 1''..''" 7'.@
VALLEelo, July Official.-The French
army, increased by the army corps Of Prince
Napoleon, will operate against Verona
whist portion of the Sandman army. will
continue the siege operations at Peschiera
The Emperor Napoleon having sent back
the wounded Austrian officers without ex-
change, and having requested an exchange of
other prisoners, an Austrian officer had ar
rived with the announcement that the En-
peror Of Austria will also send back without
exchange. the wounded officers taken from
the Allies, and that His Majesty is equally
deslrous for an exchange Of other pri oners
TURIN, July 4. -Otiicial.- The Sardn-
ians have invested more closely the exterior
Notifications o. Peschiera, on the right bank
of the Mlncio, and on the goth ult our army
crossed the river to invest Peschiera also on
the left bank. .---.,r-
BERNE, July 5-Thc Austrians have
withdrawn from Bornio.
The Piedmontese are advancing toward
the Stelvie pass. VIZ
1t is rumored at Castielionc that the Aus.
TRAN: have retired into Verona.
The London Herald's Turin correspond
cnt says that $4,000 troops have been or.
dered from Milan to Brcscia and 10. 700 from
Turin. . - 10 ni-
There are great complaints of the scarcity
Of provisions in the villages occupied by the
Allies. 49,.
FRASKFoRT, July AT an extraordna-
~ sitting Of the German Diet to-day, Prus-
STA presented new and further proposals re,
speeding the command in. chief Of the corps
OF observation on the Rhine.
Immediately after the close of the sitting,
NJ: de Usiden left FOR Berlin.
@ The Berlin correspondent of the London
Times says that Prussia's new proposals are
in the hands Of the representatives IF Russia
and England also that in a week the Prus-
sian army will be in full march.
The corps d'armie will be stationed on
the oeles'an frontier, to guard against Rus
sla On nc lower and middle Rhine.
One hundred and forty thousand Prus.
SANS will be stationed, and when all her
preparations arc completed, Prussia will
probably maxi, her proposals to France.
which will undoubtedly he refused.
nv SECOND DISPATCH.
IT, -.+ 9i QUEBEC. July 18.
- PARIS, Jul y5.-The official condemnation
by the French government, of the article in
the faris, Steele, confirms that respect for
'rapacy forms part Of the programme which
the Emperor Napoleon is carrying out.
The Moniteur de Bologna publishes let
ter from Count Cavour to the Junta Of 30.
logna, saying that King Victor Emanuel
would not accept the union Of Romagna
with Piedmont, but will direct the roman
forces to concur for the purpose of obtaining
Italian independence. :, yt-~sf
Gen. PellFessier's corps to observe the
frontiers Of the Rhine, will be in environments
by the l4th inst 1t will comprise 10000
Infantry, 10000 cavalry, and 400 cannon.
The London Times Vienna correspondent
says that something unusual is going on be-
tween France, Russia and Turkey, and he
would uotbe surprised if Turkey was to turn
against Austria. .5 SIX .r5-asr ia
Russian Corps are already on war foot
ing. All the officers on limited leave have
zee. ordered to join. a levy Of recruits are
expected. ~.
ESeLASp:-Lord LYndhlurst had made al
speech ii the House 'cf Lords, strongly ad-
vocatihs Vigorous measures Of defence both
on sea and land. tie regarded the assertion
that France had no wish to invade England
IS 'gundeservingi of consideration England
might liye,in perfect Independence Of French
'orbcarance, relying only on the vigor of her
people. 4sgfAn 90 .n,;-,, ...s-J , ,.:.r |
The 4th Of duly banquet took place al St.
} ames Hail. London, Consul Campbell pre-. |
sided. Much enthusiasm prevailed and the
usual 'toasts were dra;;k. Nj. Dallas, the
American Minister, made speech, in which
he compared the position Of Italy to that Of
the United States in 1875, and expressed
warm sympathy with national independence,
exist where it may..t He proposed senti-
lnent to the same effect. 90, r,, -,s1
Charles VilIiers has been appointed Presi-
dent Of tho Poor Law Board, with scat in
The Cabinet. 20 1'cs''''' ''
Mr.. Gibson having accepted the Presiden
cy Of the Board Of Trade, it is ru,nored that
Nj. Golden will be offered the governorship
os Canada. <at!s.a3 Z. IS 5oa~ SIS
1t is reported again that the Emperor Ma
poleon will return to Paris about the middle
of July. s is Is
a. ONE DAY LATER.
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