White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-07-14

new capital of f6OO .OOO 'p'iOnS to tie
The following kilograms co....
that is known in regard to tba sO o al
tie of the oath of June: ~ great bp.
The loss of the enemv
erable' but ours is much less. y Won So3'iI-
taken thirty cannon, mora q "eh'rs
prisoners and three flags. Tba 'Sa a'OOA
army inflicted great loss on ,h oa'dlniaa
after having cOntended with , u,.e enemy,
against superior forces. The e rn nr
is the order of the day, publish" .I5'l1Hios
Emperor Napoleon, after The hoy, y IL
Salferino 0a'Ila q
CARRIAvI, June 25.-So,D,r
enemy who believed themselvas,' lib
repulse us from the Chiese have :. aO' .
the Mincio. You have wOrtbIv SS' 40
ed the honor of France. SalE:r;uus ead'
passes the recollection of Sou. o SOf.
Castiglione. In II hours Won I all
pulsed an overwhelming force w f'
enthusiasm did not rest there IT,, lou
merOus artillery of the enemy o lu7 M,
formidable positions which Won ' C.,
Your country thanks you for voU u', oae
age and perseverance, and Iamon. '0CI'
fallen. We have taken 8 aaoS t % 'S'
non, and 5000 prisoners. T6e s. S,, iaa
ian army fought with the sams I r,I
against superior forces, and worth ta'%
that army to march beside Won d.
has not been shed in vain for the ,lo,U O%
France, and the happiness of the nsc,I,
The following is the Austrian ofsr:i
account Of the battle: '~
VERONA, June 25.-The dav h.t
yesterday our right wing occupied D.,
zolerga. Salferino. and Carriani, and ~
left wing pressed forward as far As Gr;
cola and Cas- CiOffseds, but wer. d,;va,
back by the enemy. A collision ,ooL
place between the two entire armies !,
10 A. NJ, yesterday. Our left, uu5s.
Gen. Wimfen. advanced as far as Chic.
In the afternoon there was copceDtr,
ted assault on the heroically defends
town of Salferino. Our right vino li n,
pulsed the Piedmontese, but on the otbs-
hand, the order Of our centre conll no, /,
restored, AMI our losses are extraor,lin,r
ly heavy.
The development Of powerful maS..,
OF the enemy against our left wing AMI
the advance of his main body sraips
VOLTA, caused our retrea; which began lat.
in the evening.
VIENNA, June 25.-Austrian CORES.
pondenee contains the following: "TRs
day before yesterday the Austrian armr
crossed the Mincio at four points, AMI
yesterday came upon the superior forced
the enemy in the Chiese. After an Oh.
stinate combat Of twelve hours orr
army Withdrew across the Mincio. Or
headquarters are now at Villa Franra"
The London Times says that the Au,.
TRANS have most cantli,lly admitted tIpir
defeat. and that history scarcely recon-,
bulletin in which such disaster is more
explicitly avOwed.
The MOniteur says that the battle will
take the name Of the battle Of Salferino.
Official Austrian correspondence Of the
9th of June contains the following:
Zine Emperor of Austria will soon
return to Vienna, on account Of important
business. The command in-chiqf Of The
army. which is preparing for battle, Is
given to Gen. Hess"
Prince Napoleon arrived at Parma on
the 20th, and was received with cnihu.
siaSm.
Forty thousand men were embmkins
in Algeris for the Adriatic.
At Paris, news was expected Of the
occupation Of Venice by the French
A dispatch from Berne says that 5000
Pie,lmontese. with 700 volunteers, hal
arrived at Tirano and advanced towards
Bornio at the foot Of the StellorO Pass.
Patriotic demonstrations by the work
ing classes in Paris were universal
Some reinforrements for the French army
were constantly quitting France for Italy,
| n dispatch from Vienna says that the
attack of the French on Venice and Tag.
liamento, about As miles Northeast Of
Venice, was expected to take place on
the 18th of June.
The Austrians have sunk FIVE small
vessels, a frigate and four steamers in
in the port of MalamOceo, to prevent the
passage of the French squadron.
Eugene of Savoy had issued decree
extending the force Of the National Bank
| Latest.
Pans, Tuesday Generals Anger,
Forey, Dein, and Ladmirault, were
wounded slightly at SalfeTinO. There
will be a to deum next Sunday in all the
churches of France, in celebration Of tne
victory. The Empress and all the great
bodies Of State will attend at NOtrs
Dame.
Turin, Tuesday.-An official bulletin
to-day contains some details Of the battle
Of the oath.
The Austrisns engaged at San Martina
performed prodigies Of valOr, and TOO.
took formidable positions, but could no'
hold them, owing to a fearful temP@L
The Piedmontese drove the Austrians
from San dartino, re-taking three OIL 'Oe'
cannon. A serious loss is admitted.
The Sandman Ambassador ct PaIis y
reported to have complained to the Eng
lish Government against the secfs'.!
of the British Embassy at Paris Tor aDA'
Sandman manifestations.
Very Latest.
PARIS, Wednesday.-The Paris S! e.
and Journal des Debats ridiculs the IN IN
Of German mediation on the basis WIZ
rurnor has nlarod In circulation.