, 1859-07-14

TIL. rstrc.t VA favored b, = dreadful storm,
which listed ID hour and prod1osd auch An
eatss t9.t nothing sseld bs :di.tinguissed On
proved, the enemy htd disappeared; und the
direction they took was petcsired-. :,
When their columns had attained sotne dis.
tsnce, tho Emperor Of Austria, whe hadaodged !
1t Cayrtano, qu tied the + cid ut o'clock anu |
retired towards Goito.
,Nspo!eona was in some degree superior to
himself. lie Was seen everywhere Directing
the batt@e~ Every oue around ttrmbled at the
dangers which INCREASINGLY threatened lin. lie
alone seemed ignorant Of them.
ENGLISH ACCOUNTS.
The correspondent Of the London Ekr1ld
says 50 little did tho French expect q, battle
that on the previous night n,cssags from
the King askirg Tor support in case hs should
be aAeckca, Wra met with refusal On tue
ground that M attack BY the Austrians ~fta |
not probable. At daybieak, howeret, tue
.Soiferino. and wns Immediately set upos by q: |
large Austrian force, which rushed down the |
hill and fought with the greatest fury. Tho !
Marshal resisted the attack to the best of his |
ability. and sent of his rid dc cautr< lot sup.
port, but it was pot b-fore three hours Of |
jnghtfal cnlna;;e had elapsed that the corps
Of General Neil made its appeazapce. Tie. |
Austssans we're slowly drircn buck, and every
now aud then there WIS pause, and the
French continued 10 gan the ground, heaps
Of their own and the eneny's corps mark.
aus were thus slowly driven out Of 6oIttrino.
but all Of u sudden they made = tremenduous
burst forward, and the French were driven
down tue hill being admirably supported by
THUR artillery. howeser, taey nude stand, and
commenced once more TO ADVANCE 1t was like
ahsi sto'rfof bullets and balls, aud whole zelda
we're moved down by single dischurge.
In the n1eanlme, ut the right aud left wing
| the Austrians we're getting decidedly the best
ofit. Tss 2iedmontssc were being slowly driy-
| cc s,ack. Gen, Cantoben's corpa was also heav-
/ lily punished, and had there brcua skillfuI Gem
centrate their forces against the iFeak point Of
the enemy's line, matters woula have had
/ ycry different aspect.
Tie French commander. 10 whom the credit
Of the dny il entirely due, whether it be Mel,
McNahuu, Dr the Emperor himself. sent forward
the Imperial Guard aud strong division Of the
Infantry Of the line agaiust The Austrian cent,c,
and succeeded for d time in breaking it. In
stead of bringing up their forces to repcl THIS
| formidable attack, the supports were sent 10
tue left and right wings which did not need
them. desperate attempts were made to recap"
turr Solferiuo. but tue French strongly held it.
and the bugirs began 10 sound general re-
treat. An attempt was made by tbs cavalry to
pursue. which led to m encounter between the
French Chaaseura aud the Austrian Huaus. in
which the former were rapidly put 10 the right
[ about.
1t is stated that not single hungarian rcgi-
mcnt was allowed to tEkc part in the battle. .uTll
that the Italian regiments had all been prcyi-
ously sent to the Tyroi.
| Twenty Thousand corrses are said to have
been buried and many more yet lying 10 the
bitches and coru fields
MOVEMENTS OF GA1lnA1n1.
Gen. Garat,aldi has received orders to occupy
the upper valtelline. and was exgscsed ut To-
rano with 3,0o0 men, where $40 I'iedmontcse
had already arrived.
Skirmishes have taken place near Bortnio be-
| tween tie French corps Of Faltelline. ond the
Austrians guarding the Stelyio Pass. The Ats.
trians numbsr II companies Of iufautEy, nnd
two companies Of carbineers. They occupy posi.
tions bewceu Glarus and Trafer, and battery
has been placed in position to command ,he
road to Sletsio. D1lTlcalrs have also been
erected, apd there is great fear Of descent by
| Garibuldi.
Tie Swiss Federal Council has decided in coil
cert with the bclligerents, that any soldier seek
ing shelter Swiss territory shall be sent bacs
: to his country, their governments engaging no
10 emrioy thtin again in the present war. The
. garrison Of Lereno aud tue soldiers af Carl
baldis corps will consequently be sent back
TIE FRENCH F1kET IN THE ApR1Ar1c
The French are making immense nayai pre-
paraiions iu the Adriatic. Five ships Of tit,
line, eight frigates, six war steamers thirterl
> doating batteries, nine g7,n boats nine br.Ck
: nnd tNH ftrae-nrs.fd yrSs.fs xx,ara nj rf;r.r
They hare many troops and enormous supplic
on board. The Admiral WAS about 10 opei, hi
scaled orders.
The real difficulty is, in getting rid Of tL
u Austr1ans without injury to tue inhabitants o
L city Of Venice.
Il The Drest feet is said to be composed of
= ships OF: the line, beusy frigatcs, and l4eav
| floating battery.
= GREAT britain.
In the House Of Lords, on Friday, Lor
!, | BrouEhan1 called attention to the War in Italy
And u.ked if there'was anF truth IN the repot
n ti1at the Government intended to reduce th
nary estimates. The Duke Of Somerset dcnlc
II thG trntl. Of ths report. ---..
= Earl Hardw1ck culoslzed The late Gorernne'
e for tbetf effort 10 strengthen 1he nary, ut,
gave various statistics to sAow that even yet
y "as NJ Waat " ougat 20 pc.
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~ ~ p'aeaJas l.s @ nasy ~ ptoper si'n" u
1'on; ~. s1as'ea INA. aonae a''cn''oh womb a's
!, In I'M uonxc of femn,o,a y, Tb,,s5,,
-. / Lord palmerston nnnonncci ti,e ipteutio,,
i, the new Ministry to pursuc = poliey Of st.i
j" neutrality with reference to sorc;gn affaiis, il
~ | also ntnouuced tiIat reform bill wou!d be pr
=; dneed immediately after .he ,ncctsng for i,
III | next session Of Parliament
In Mr., Barker gavc notice Of an INQUIRY into Il
~ adyisability oi cancei1iug the contracts Of II
i. late Government will tue Galway line Of steam
.,t ers.
T. GERMANY
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ii The Mst;.*rr. cor,,n;es;oc or tho Fr.rlfo
ii Mar !. aid - ,,rro nanso,"d ,,r t1s d.r,and
tnnre 20 ~ na o-my NJ ~ ~ e,.sProt;nn ~ "a t1e HIM
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y, s"lfzee1Ash.
h. A telegram from Dcruc says that tic FEEDER
BY Council lind made aui,uadycrson 10 the ssartli
'h saa soFe.nent On 1oe sn9lect Of tns ~ tfc:
|c- n'eht suAetea ~ MHSn: inc touncil hao u
III instructed tho Swiss djplomatists in England
Av cn'ighteu thu public opinion as to the nutiona