The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-07-22
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

W. 0axa LA 466 NUN EuAuF 4
.f'rir't Of he Hsssr II German 4tmy ~,
6erea te The Rhine-Pesehiera SuryQuaded -
tsFona Threatened By Gayibaldi- Distur-
bances IN Sieiiy--The ffeaci Fies ia tie
.3driaiic.
The German Diet has agreed to the proposl-
ton OF Prussia TO place corps Of observation
on the Rhine.
Disturbances have occurred at M-ssina
French Division has been sent TO JON
Prince Napoleon.
Dispatches from Vienna, dated The 80 inst =,
state that the Piedmontese troops had surroun-
ded Peschera
Milan, July l.-Genera Garibaldl is ma
neuvering to close the whole valley OF the
Adige, in order TO isolate Verona, aud cut of
The Austrian communication 'Vilh the Tyroi.
General Gafibaldi is at Tirsno, with 5000
troops.
! The u. s. steam ftigatA Waba.h has sailed
from Trieste for Messina in consequence ofthp
disturbances that have taken place there
A French squadron Of SIX ships OF the line,
five trsates aud as many gun boats were seen
off Carsola, on the Dalmalian coast, on.thr Isl
insi
| Seven Engiish vessels of war are off A ncona.
Prince Wiudischgratz was expected at Berlin
on the Sd, on special mission from Vienna via
Dresden.
The French Rentes had advanced on the Paris
Bourse closing at 63f Csc.
DETAILS OF THE WESER'S NEWS.
! LATEST DEsrATcnEs CONCERNING TIE WAR.
Verona, June 23-The Austrians have "a
bandoned the line OF the MiDcio, and fallen
back on Verona, after having burnt the bridges
at Monzamoo, Vallegio and Goito.
The total loss ofthe second (Austrian) army
at Solferno was $50 officers and 1900 prtvatrs
killed and wounded. About 1000 were ms
sing, most Of whom have alreedy returned -
The Austrians lost FIVE guns.
FoLTA, Hume 30.-The Emperor lrfl this
morning to establish his headquarters at VAL
legio. The sanitary condition of the army is
excellent. Prince Napoleon was expected at
| Vallegio to-day.
BERNE, July 1.-The Federal Council has
made animadversons to the Sandman govern
ment on the subject of the i'll treatment suff;r-
ed by the Swiss at Milan. The Federal Com
Gil has also instructed the Swiss diplomatic "a
gents IN England to enlghtpn public opinion
as to the nationality of the foreign regiments in
the service of the Pope and the King of Ma
pies.
VIENNA, July 3-3 P. M.-The Piedmontese
have surrounded Peschiera. A French division
has been sent to the south to Join the corps of
Prince Napoleon.
MILAN Via Turin July 1.-The legion OF
General Garibaldi and The division of General
Cialdnl are mlnGuvring to close up the whole
valley of the Adige, in order thus to render
themselves masters of the Lago di Gardi, and TO
isolate Verona from the Tyrol.
BERNIE, July 2.--The body of Chasseurs des
Alpes, 5000 strong, has arrived at Tirano, un-
der the command it is said OF Gen. Garibala
himself
TRIESTE, July 3.-A steamer arrived here
to-day from ConstantInople passed the day be-
fore yesterday al Carzolo, on the Dalmatian
coast, French squadron, composed of six ships
oI the line five frioates and as many ounboats,
ooii'hg Hotn Liverpool announces that on tha
Zo'h uIt.' disturbances took place IN MesS;n.
TOUT oardlhian war steamers were at MesS;na
Vi ~Inch three had left for the AGriatic S.a
VII hhcona were four English ships Of ,ba
line, With three steamers. - Tue
r Yesterday Count Rrchberg, the Apstria,
Premier, passed Nabresina. '''' ID"
'HhLiN' July 3.-Accordlng to reliable in
formation, FIeli Marshal Prime. W;nd;1cba.,t,
Is expected bere this evening, on a spec;aI
mssion, coming from Vienna. via Drssdlrn @'4'
MUNICH, July 3.-On account If m.on, oc
'o' war purposes an extraordinary D;ai
ant VI July, IN
Ar, RANkFoRT ON THE Main, July "a, To-
Prn;s suing OF she Federal Diet, the proposal y,
linn no 10 place corps Of observation or ,ba a
To- l'i'"e was almost unanimously o,raa3 I
s,rrc,r' 'eral governments were wjtboni m /
cMsiSsaaJJLLEs, July o,-Advices have h... b
Rene, Tom Naples 10 the asth uIt A. il
Grand cnHi French Envoy, has been anro;o,as II
Prince Isc21 of The Order of St. JanarinS T
aaoo cont - rile and Prince Comi,;ni han-,
to that despat9H hardy on mission reciprocal
dina in the ner, 10 Naples by France and Ssr lii
Salmour. oi W. brenier and Count pr
Letters from Ron ne
an inquiry into the 2 the 28th, assert that sia
been ordered. An Tbances at Perucia has sal
been published of the'al contradiction has SUI
criminals at Rome orted liberation of an
on the temporal power ofrcular publication ch'
dress by his Holiness TO thPope and an ad del
legations have been issueddinals in The Ten
confidence in the Emperor 9th expressing 'ra
French. am
Ine SlanderS Oh the Ob, saw
We have recently obserR"W'
which originated in one OF the lopt setement
lous Of the opposition papers Pbfa6in91;o
and has been extensively copie otb.rba", P".a,
hostile 10 the Democratic partyo a. "re'S