The Placer herald., 1859-08-06
Domestic News

from st. Louis and New York 70 :, u''s
of July. lsta
Domestic News.
LEAvENwoRTH, July l3th.-Ano,h
press arrived this evening from Denvoss' - e.
in the short time Of six days, briuriuoaa Clty,
eral passengers and $5,3OoYn dust sung seV
Dates from Ell Paso to the os,h
state that the Apache Indians had VI ~. 'uns
and robbed the Overland Mail coacS s0ppd
Tucson. They had also robbed tho p aea
gonia Mining Company of several tboa ra'a
dollars, besides committing murder 0 s4
copper mines. A detachment of troo, :" 1A
ordered out by Col. Bonneville bnt rs p was
not men enough at his disposal to ms ~ dad
effective campaign. He recommemSs ' %
establishment of four new military po,, 'i ;;
Arizona. r''"h
There was much .conster nation in g..
at the rise of the Indians, who are def evae'a
the Mexican Government troops and aas
cling on the settlements. A''a'
Foreign Intelligence.
The latest news from the seat Of r..
states that no fighting has occurred bs,r Wal
the beligerents since the battle of SoS ;".'a
The Allied troops continue to cross the ' MS
clio without molestation from the ~, ona al'
The Emperor Napoleon had moved his ' S".S'
quarters from Volta to Vallegio. '''''
The Sardinians, under the command :,
Victor Emanuel, have invested PescMa,.
their line extending from Lago de Gords a.
the Mincio. The Emperor Of Austria Nv W
not taken his departure for Vienna 90 law %
was said to intend to, but be is now svoa W
ted to remain in Italy. F'''
At Paris it is believed in some ouaateu
that the French loss at the battle ofSolssr;n"a
amounted to from 10000 to $4,000 men .,
follows: Gen. Niel's corps 5000 to oo M
D'Hilliers', nearly 1000; MacMahons 5oc
Canrobert's, 1000, besides casualties IN Es
artillery and special corps. The French
people are said to be dissatisfied with fl.
scantiness of the details as yet published IN
the Moniteur.
The Austrian accounts of the battle AL
NIT their loss to be 10000, killed, woupdel
and missing.
The Patrie says Napoleon had an epaus;.
te shot away.
The Austrians had seven or eight Gener.
ais and very many of their superior Officers
wounded Gen. Greschke was killed.
Some Of the French Infantry Regiments
were nearly cut to pieces.
The Piedmontese suffered so severely As
to be incapable of forming in the line of bat.
tle
The Vienna correspondent of the London
Times, writing on the 29th, says that some
days must eapse before the complete re.
turns of the losses of the Austrians could he
received. The same writer says that lie
Italian regiments in the Austrian army have
become very difficult to manage; the men
desert by scores and fifties. In the neigh.
borhood of Trieste whole battalion bad
raised the cry in favor of Victor Emanuel
1t was reported that at Solferno nearly
every officer and man of TIE artillery at
tached to the Imperial Guard was put Aop
du combat.
Twenty thousand corpses are said to have
been buried, and many men are yet lying in
the bitches and cornfields.
Enormous masses of French soldiers are
marching into Piedmont, via Nice and Mount
Gents.
Napoleon was in perfect health, and the
sanitary condition of his army was excellent!
His headquarters were at Valegio.
The French are concentrating an i'm
mense force of naval vessels in the Adristic
1t is thought that propositions will soon
be made by England, Russia and Prussia
to the belligerent powers, looking to the
establishment of peace.
The new English Ministry has announced
that it will be governed by strict neutral
ty.
Later News.
Telegraphic dispatches to the Sacramento
Union, received by the Overland Mail, state
that Daniel E. Sickles has become entirely
reconciled to his wife, and is now living
with her in marital relations. 1t is said this
action has aienated nearly all the political
and personal friends of Mr.. Sick'es who
adhered so faithfully to him during his late
trial.
Rufus Choate is dead.
Our Government has officially demanded
OF Prussia the release of an American nat
urallzed citizen compelled to perform mill
tary service.
The President takes the ground that nat
urallzatlon sewers all allegiance or RESPONSE
bility to the mother Government
They ARE CoMING.-A thousand wagons
with an average of five persons TO eac''
have passed Omaha, Nebraska, on their wa!
to California. Over one hundred teams "a
day pass through. Droves Of oxen and
sheep are driven over. Omaha, brisk town,
is at the head Of navigation on the Missouri ut
river, and in steamboat communication WIN
st. Louis. If those emigrants miss s y,
thing down on the long line between 'Da'
point and the Rocky Mountains, let 'ns,'
come right into the State Of Callforn ~
which has food in its skin and gold IN !"
bowels for millions. Folsom Erpress'