The hydraulic press., 1859-07-30
100000 Men Engaged
THE ALLIES VICTORIOUS!
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The P. NJ. S. Co.'S. steamer Sonora, arrived
here this afternoon at 81 P. H., bringing
dates from New York to the 5th inst, and
seven days later news Uia Tehuantepec.
The New Orleans Crescent of July 18th
contains the following telegraphic Dispatch
New York, July llth.
The steamship City Of Baltimore arrived at
this port this morning
Liverpool, June seth.
A dispatch from Vienna announces that
Count Pourtalis, the Prussian Ambassadors,
had arrived at the Austrian headquarters
and had an interview with the Emperor, on
the subject, as is supposed, of the proposals
submitted to Austria by the Prussian Gov
ernment, as to the condition of hostilities
The French Army of the east is being
daily augmented, and preparations are being
made for moving large portion of it to-
wards the Rhine.
The seat Of the Lombard Veaitian Gov
ernment has been fixed by order of the En-
perer of Austria at Maroa ch in Illyria
London, June 2Sth
Prince Napoleon, with the corps d armes
under his command, including the IL, 900
Tuscan troops, entered Parma on the 18th
inst, and was received by the inhabitants
with the greatest enthusiasm. He is making
rapid marches to join the right wing of the
allied army near Mantua.
| Advices from Algeria state that corps d.
armee of 10000 French troops were embark
ing for the Adriatic.
The Austrians have sunk vessels at the
entrance to the port of Molanco, Il short dis
tance to the south of Venice, to prevent the
passage of the French squadron.
The Paris papers ridicule the idea of Ger
man mediation.
! A recent dispatch from Rome says that
! Ferrara, Ravenna, Formi and Ancona have
been placed under the authority of the
. Pope, and the attempts at revolution in favor
of the cause of independence have been eff
tually suppressed by the Intervention of the
Pontifcai troops.
| The new King Of Naples has issued de-
cree permitting 1871 refugees to return to
Naples, and all other Italians who will prom
Use obedience to the laws
| The English government are about send
ing 5000 men to reinforce SIR Colin Camp
bell in India.
A new submarine telegraph cable has been
successfully laid across the channel between
i Falmouth, England, and Bologna, in France.
! The latest reliable dispatches from the seat
of war, left the Austian headquarters at
| Francia, Setween the fortress of Valerona
! and Mantua, with the entire Austrian army
camping on the Mincio, and the allied army
advancing towards the right bank from Cas-
tiglione.
| Before the allied army had reached the
Mincio in force, the Austrians with their en-
tire force crossed to the right bank and took
the initiative in the battle.
/ dispatch of the 25,h from Napoleon to
| the Empress says: The enemy withdrew last
/ night. slept in the room occupied in the
i morning BY The Emperor of Austria. Gen.
Mel greatly distinguished himself at the bat
tie, and has been created Marshal of France.
We took 80 pieces of cannon and 1000
4 prisoners.
Private dispatches from the camp, cia Tn
/ rim, and Paris letter, state that the Austri-
ans had $1,000 men placed hors de combat, and
lost l6 flags and Is pieces of artillery.
The greatest excitement prevailed at Paris
upon the announcement of the victory.
/ Private telegrams from the seat of war say
that the French army has suffered SO severely
as to- be unable to resume the offensive
Vague ramors were in circulation at Pari.
that the loss of she French was 1900 killed
and wounded.
The battle was fought at Salfefrinoy I
small town few miles from Goito.
According to the latest accounts the Aus
trians were preparing for another baltic I'm
Ger command of Field Marshal Hess.
Orders have been received at Milan to pre-
pare $4,000 beds for the wounded OF the Al
lied army and wounded prisoners.
The Allies suffered severely at Magenta
and were unable to pursue the Austrians.
The headquarters of the King of Sardinl'
were at Castiggio, six miles west of Brescia
Verona. Scayemera and Cesee have pro
! nounced for the national cause.
: Prince Napoleon has commenced tn
movement ofthe troops under his command
$4,000 Tuscan troops and 1900 cavalry &C
A companying him.
The Paris Bourse was falling.