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SCHEDULE OF GIFTS.

SCHEDULE OF GIFTS.
Patent Raelish Lever q I'D Watches. sloo %
Patent Anchor Lever Gold Wstcbss. 80 a.
Ladies, irS tAss Go.s Lever wsssaes, s. 20
Lsdies' Lax Case Cold Lever Wst,Aes. open
G at. silver Lever watches $50
G~nt,. silver Lever Wateaes, = "
snis' Silver LePine Watches, II I'd
P4rl0r II me Pieces. new lat.era 10 ~
ladies', Elegant Black s.lk Dress Patterns. Is -
Ladies' do. pad DO d 4, CO
Ladies csiaeo Sets, spn aud dTops extra 1He. Is %
L.aies' Gu . Bracelets. s,sae ssssinrs, ~ 90
ladies' Gold Bracelets plain or engsas 81 band ~
Cent? solid Coli Nr,i thaiss neW pattern, IS O.
g sais' ees' kegiish s'-trs vet eii.ias. 60
ladies' "aaris, u cha1eiaiHe Chains, choice, IS co
Large 6oi spring Loekeia, With double csses 10 CO
Large Gold snap ieekei-. do 80 S ~
Medium size. No Lockets. do 80 800
Heavy Gold Pencil Gases. with Gold Pens : "a
superior Gold pens, Holders snd Box, 500
Ladies. Gold Peneil-. ? 90
Lades' Heavy Gold Pencils, 7 %
Gents I'D Pens, With silver Exi-nsian Pencils 90
Ladies gold peas IA boxes with Is9I5 Aoldess 4 50
Ladies Mosaic gold stone sets. IL 20 4
Isdlss, F.o.sn'ns SETS Pc aid dseP'' 1000
ladies' Lava, Do ID 70 20
Ladies cameo pins. LARGE size. soS
L.als. 90 90 Do Do s %ssir@' sSSl
Ladies' gold sioae pins. snail 2 81
Ladies' ooN aGd glass miniature or hal. pins > -
Ladies plain gold pins. aew pattern. 80
L L. Do esI q.ep.' 90
Cent? Cluster Plus. opal centre, 20
Gents SINCE stone pins 10
q snts' Cameo u A9saic bosom studs, 50
Cents Ensraycd gold do DO ? 80 II
Gents Plain - Do 10 200
Gents rleeye buttons, . So
l.as.lds' do do 60
Ia ites, pearl card cases, 60
ladies' Ianc', Mosaic, gold stone ribbon pins 81
Cents silver eorcfl.. x
Gents pearl pocket snives blades best 1siity 90
Goats uuG OF ivory 10 do do s
fs-e,' Lava pits. ga
Cents gold watch keys md pe rcils CONFINED, 20
IT, gold toothPicks. Win slides ? o.
,.enfss rold rings, With stone setting, 9JOi
I .dfe.s Do DO d :,
sets OF sllS.r-,.' ted tea spoons, 90
silver plated butte, knives. 20
ladies' OF Gents pori-,.. lnusies. 80
l. snis' cold watch krs4 or vest hooks, ~ Z
LADIES' FlOreutine breast pirs, %
Isdes jet do 90 2 50
LADIES' Mosaic d, do co
Ia lies Cameo drops, So
Misses do do 81
Misses ear drops. with stons setting 20
Misses suid bracelet, half round band, 4 o. 81
ladies' do d 90 sc
Gents scarf pin, eNl
Gents Jet studs %
q sut<'j 4 sleeve buttons, 50
sse.' gold crosses. 5gl
Miscellaneous gins. not enumeratcdfn The
above list, varying in value from IS SIS CO
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COLLECTOR AND INSURANCE AGENT.
IT. omee-No. % Ohio street Terre-li-u ir. L..
Jan. -. d I'm
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State OF Indiana. County CT vigo. 50
Tioo Circuit Couy;. Harcl I;er,n. iss9

Xc 9ls-5ar,f- li.-e. Tlin.if. r.. William Stsrsr-
sen. Marcus ei.llFf. NIl.lsu Niisr der. fcatfs.
DE- u rcnsfr srel HAT o. fsr .ir tnv - 4tnsry,
j A. d. irse. HE I.fiutlf. pr scott s. heatn De
together with tie al fit e. 'fefcstft person
sou ant c.mIefcut wltrcsf- fH-t ti.'~ Hfli 81
relation 10 f-lI ctfrft Ir I. 49,. gtv. a. rt 80
william steve re.f sa--f fieI thereto, ft
cause o. notion c1iss fg.ilsi said >.cvsi-sr. I'D
bat said SttyereeN 81 uHf resident ~ flf Al.
ntlans. Tie SD defendant. William ~fsrcus.fa. II
lrrcfOrc Lrfc1 sa.iict. - uuie~s 10 - al 49,
pear tc fore fhe idrr 90 this toirt. fFe r,i 81.
e Inc term ilcrs of hereafter - re he'd 60 ihe fal
House lH erl ~ cute - f-sf tanf.y 20 49,
next. then AID there. ~ btf re tar lif ~ $40
cause oF rif. csI. answer o. fcsrr 40 flt fisin
f's complaint. fhe MASTERS snd .al -s leslin e.l
iaircd vili Pc Aesrt ard Determined -. rs lt--t
aud cecrcel accordingly
And. WILKINS, Cir,
Jan p, i5-9-di~-vf~ slT's frc s<N9l
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
Or. J. Dgponoo's Golden Pe1iodir0i Iius, 4

Or. J. DspOnoo's Golden Pe1iodir0l Pills, 70,
Fsmgies
inf'i = in correcting irregularities ni RENE viz z
oo.iractions Of the monthly turns from Whate, e.
cause.
Ihes pills arc nothing new. but have beer used /.
e Doctor for many years, both 81 Fran e ard Amer
lea, viii lcled surse-s in every case: and Ia
: urged b. many thousand ladies. who have usod
hem 10 sate th' pills public for tie alienation Of
those suffering flom any irregulsriiy whatever. 81
veil a. 20 prevent pregnancy 70 those ladies whose
health WI rot permit OF an ircieas, OF family
Pregnant females. and those suppcs n ihcmse'vc
sre cautioned AGAINST using these pills while pres
saul. - TIE proprietor assume. responsibility ansf
ne above .ln.4i,ion, q houra taeir E.ildncss vii
pr vent my risct icfto health otherwise these pm
arc reeou u-aiei. Fall ani explicit directions
- npany each box.
TAsir ingredients arc known 10 all AGENTS selling
them. ard "a y ~Alt tel sou. they sAe best Phi.
infrria,sl f,r al disease pecal.ar to female,
ffre $ PER tpv.
SOLD ~holss.is and retail ~
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a. Il. FRAKCIscUs,
70. esi Narkef STREET.
nrrfr xnrrrgT y1 ~

I-ESrs - lsrgcr' ~ heti ay-orted stock ~ long
- reel .afrtt fsan. aai Cniion "a r.. ting.
Is - .is.z 7 wines fosertet Y4rn- -. =. Wei
r. nee. Hopes Be- cciie. Eo+if, lamp. Cen u. Can
..life Lard and faf Wicts e. ilr city. Also, .
r-rsi v4Tfrs, 81 FLY SkI>. ~sicb ne VIII ssil a
az nsf-t g. r. lowest cash prices
Jan. 5. ic5) e3m
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ABOVE list, Vsrling Ia value rom IS So co
T r $500 worth Of the above gfls will BE- impaf-
TALLY dstrbut - among rnr hi~er- win every $1,000
worth 81 books sold Al books sold Publishers
icwesi niio's,
All book that Evans does not publish himself are
bought direct r., the publ and LARGE qla-
tries. Books 10 sait cvery ta-;s 10 be found on
MS Catalogue at prices hicn would De IN induce.
nent even without the pft system, which offers 60
many add tiOnal advantagcs-
Works 10y tsc mnsi popular authors. living and
lead. IN all Styles, from the most costly 10 the pl ain
.sd hat nil 4 Al 40 "a NO law. .rfr
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T. II. BARR 4 CO, Druggists,
1,rre.ifaute. Ind.

sole agents f,r vigo county. TO whom all order.
aust he addressed. they will supply dealers. the
frrprsfors price, ard send ne pills teonf5eniias'
ny msH g. ary Fart q ne county. sending them
a. o. through ths Tefre-ilauie.Po. oficc.
oct T. fs5s-twfv
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-09

I->Ttsss teE--Tekon ur ~ Samuel
IL Elliott. % Sugar Greek tovrp1r. Ni1o county
4 1ns one STAG. aaik rsd sitb syrsc pAit- On The
sref saart "a ltt crop. sriit epd sferc4 10 the
rcst -. ant uu.ier slope tie ief bfsfds~i With
II x - a. he ZEN hin Supposed y he four year
ia L. tie arprsiss - q xt4e dollars ny John
sac a and IS - tlrsia sheets Posted ard sTpraised
b fore ne, THIS y I DAY 81 January. I -.
JOHN n ChS>ADAf. J. y.
certify ne f,reEoiag - be irac eo7y from The
kssgsy Record, Jan. 3iss, i65e
reA .. iss2.rSs
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Fifth Year oi tie Enterprise.
NEW LIST OF GIFTS,
Fo1. 1899.
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL.
e.. G.. EVANS

~. u. Et ANS,
4 7 Ills ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE. No. "a
1. Il Chestnut street. Fhtlate Plata. commences lie
- fsaf. ~iih an entargcd Catalogue, greater ys-
rely 90 tins increased fac lilies To- hoyfnz Goods
an doing bustss. s4id IS prepared 10 or great
- Inducements l. = lok has RS than ever bcsore
',hr h"s IfOfei ihai the ot System y pe-m7nsBt.
VANS ls determined 10 prste that EsAbl l.hAalent
tttetHucte1 under ihst stem iu more liberal ard
impartial manner thar any otarr HAv!ug lived
aosn almost ali opPo.ifOn. aud haylHg TIE ieslu-
macy 81 has plaza a operation ackno - led sed fso..
Naine IL Caitfornta. he can Afford ID be geaesO-s-
- him. and gaage lSr soafseiE
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Albums lor the Ladies.

iags. % .io vit. each book -.id.
Albums loT the ladies
Assn. of 30 sr.. asl go -;,ls. az b.r'.nr. e.
fe I "a zfatff.
Bibles. Prayer Books G Hymn Books
f-.ihadi.i iIfmf Books. fpi.r pli PRAYER Books.
at.. I'll ll,taa loots i.sfhal's pra,e- Hools
.fth-rsu iit n'n '.ops-. Pse.os iefit Hymn books.
80 all -if..afa ,pHni o. go = let. Arartsque. fur.
IS mola,co, Aniqas. Velvet, &c. eiih and without
Family Bibles.
A large assortment e Fimif Rihirs. o. al de-
.ellfio : ard q prices. frs. ~ 50. illustrated
81 a4e cIf Vsugs. prin - ~ifl iar-t it Pc good
,.ler sud in vtr as styles n hfdine 'ruh ihf I'm.
81 ~ ttt n1.i sfnanfa's AIts, F1llIt bles. In
satlo-s stl i--, - ts~ I.fl.
49, e,,rr,ffs sissal.d ca aiorue % pook,. 10
every department 81 literature, Combining CON.
100 li,t ~ lii- Nth flll insfrntfar- 10 Agents add
e. f.afs frminc Clubs VIII be srrt FREE 10 sny part
n ias e l,a. Psf-cns wishing - form Libraries,
,astn M i.-s >e.i ~ 81. afdy oa VIII ~ .nvia-
.od Of r. chc5fuf.s aHt variety 20 DE books, +.
.idc. INK pleased ih tHe ihe Try u me sy.tem
crdsis rom d. esatuY n IMPLY ait satisfactorily
fl sai rsnds -eai by mai 81 ctlffss o. any naft
IN f4f c4aff-y AH} book p4tifsafd 3D. the United
staie. sac retail ples ~ pleh ore iioiiaf or
80. ~il &c i.ro rp ~ : - nail receipt ~
IN h-r's prse. = IA PCS age - per catalogue.
Itbs Il CON 81 sd ~. 40 sd u AZ prfspn- FORM
ing sb- Per-oas a,iira - g'nf' ~ 80 can reel
All atsan'a1r- ~ pa 80 sssitin pthput atf ra-i
a. "a ~ .i4es see. ge,iirf arf 81 81 books
in e, short tls SIDES sAi =. 80 ~ rss sis-
ed TIE c1uui ~ 80 b e. Hit ~ ~ more fasi
20 - 4, aaspIf ia taem flr taeif trouble
! A e.ts ~aat = In even tsun in ttr Onfon. Ter
a ~l.hfre 10 sct .rft asa - tfc-s i-sregs O.
siogafs. Ill so-'e' f.af ~ ry e'ss 'h''f ad
''s ca Box store ard Pa,.i1-s''r 'iea.s.
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Inc Coleman Farm Mil.

TIKI weXDEI AND ADMIRATION CT TIL
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Ploks g EYnn Dooks

A.hsr,s nr 30 sfres aa1 a8 s;.fss az hir.t .nr.
sli a. fasi .. rrafase.y las-4at.d ~i-h .arnlac
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-07
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
~~-~~~~~~~~~~>~>~~~~~~~-
The Details of Five Days Later news
from Europe.
The French Official Report Of
the Battle Of Monticello.
The Victory Of the SardinianA at
Villata.
Garibaldi's Revolutionary Movements in
Lombardy,
nc nc In

The screw steamship City Of Warrington, Capt fctrie,
which sailed from Liverpool a. t~c o'clock the after
noon Of the 18th uime, and fr ON Queenstown the
afternoon Of the 26h arrived here at O'Clock this
morning
The steamer Indian for Quebec left Liverpool hour
or two advance Of The City Of Washington and arrived
~ Quebec yesterday
The London Tnse, in editorial the affairs Of Mex
o. gives the decided opinion thc the sympathcs of Eng
hAd are due TO the party which has SEQUEL the
kiendshp Of the United States, and says it makes the
avowal with mphasis because it's correspondence
apparently ntrates that tho British representatives have
inclined the opposite side. 1t regards with great sas
saction the alleged proceedings Of the Americans.
The Ariel was leave southampton for New York on
tie same day, 26th.
The screw steamer Ago was appointed to sail from
galway for ST Johns, N. F., on the 2sth ut.
Tns Cunard steamship Africa, from New York, arrived
,stIiverpool shorty after noon on the Esd ult.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-07
Laura Keene,s Theatre.

Miss Adelaide and Joey Gougcnhem commenced a sea-
son under their own management at Laura Keenes the
atre last night after their recent successful tour in Cali
fornia and Australia. The play the programme was
Tom TAylors comedy, "Court and Stage" which had
been produced by Keene her excellent company
at the Metropolitan when unuer her management under
lis original title Of ''Ths Kings Rival" The house last
night pretty well attended, and the acting OF the
bisses Goueenheim quite in keeping with their repu
ttion graceful, attractive end popular actresses Their
reception was most lettering II hearty applause and
floral shower between the acs DO induces Of popular favor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-07
Personal Intelligence.

Hon. VIM. Smith, Of Virginia; Captain A. W. Reynolds
o. s. A.. Hon. W. B. Maclay, Of New York; Captains
Oskes Dyer and r. W. Johnston, and Leutenans Taylor
and Mullen, u 8. A., are in Washington.
Bishop Pearce left San Antonio Texas California; BY
the overland mail, on the 10th ult.
The Galveston (rexas) Nes Of the 26h ul has letter
from Segup San Antonio dated the 20th 10 relation
to the illness Of General TwiRgs This letter says-Gen.
David TwiaRs is fast sinking into the grave. He Ia
given I'D by bis physicians, has made bis WILL and given
directions as TO his funeral San Antonio noted for the
atay attending commanding generals Of this DEPART
ment ard yet local exists therefor Gen. Worth
died OF cholera, Gen. Brooke OF old disease and now
Gen. Twiegs is likely to follow, Of disease which has
troubled him ct times for years past.
ARRIVALS.
From Liverpool IN the steamship CITY of Wsshinoton-
end Mrs 0ordep Mr. and Mrs England child and servan Mr.
johnson end boy Mrs Berdesy Mr. Dickinson and man Miss
Mr rrcek Mr. buchssine lsdy ard sister; Miss Duggsn
Mrs HAL MISS Walthers p Hnmphres Mr. Smith, Robt iaie
0wen Ms n Lester. Mrs. vssey DR. Holland. e Phatrick,
rev bulShead AND lady DR. Gardner Mr. Arrowpm,th, K
6pgnes Kew ncGuire, Coates Bowman Jos Downey,
u bryen, VIM Beal G Tayler Ash worth, Mrs Bailey.
- From Norfolk In the steamship Roanoke-M Borheis r
Fooinfop MI Benrer. @ Jackson and l,dv. Bollug
eon apo oaueher NJ Robertson DR. sth Mr. Bss set and
cniIo, M Chambers Brewer Baldwin and lady. Mr. O
1enne M $40 son HAIRLESS Berry Bussmapn add lady,
srcean Ars Fthcridse, Miss Freeman Garam and LADY,
snd daughter. Mr. j. Thompson ard Porter Tsy
or, Mys Cecil and Mr. Smih M keynoids U dl,on,
Dspenberg, RUSSELL, Thos Key.
From Cardenas IN the schr victory-Ms b Arrautn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-07
Tehuantepsc-iInygous Brothers.

The reported failure of the New York house OF Baruous
Brothers confirmed and commented on In the naancaI
ousy estimated from $500 to 81 600 and ali agree
that is the Tebuante pee OK New Orleans hat
has brought the house to grief.
Well acquainted with the origin OF this whole businesa
we are not surprised at this result and certainly nave
small cause t, be ~ mpathetic over it
The New Orleans True Delta kept the public posted
as 10 the agency OF this house bitter pursuit a,er
Slate Minister to Mexico" 1t 10 enough for us 10 saw
that this hostility grew out of the failure that
to verify lie boast in the persop Of officer that Il shad
owned American Ministers 10 Mexico y Mexlcan gossip
indeed has always been busy wuh the rumor that more
than one OF those gentlemen han been members of the
domestic household Of the Hargous who resides in the
Mexican capital and bad during their missions their
feet under his mahogany and drank daily Of his nospabe
wines We only mention this the gossip Of that most
goespinR Of Cities and do vouch for it, What we do
know is that the fascinating tolls Of this seductive bouse
mscsrried as to the gallant old Gen. Cadsden and that
biz jackson breeding and South Carolina spirit evoted
sganst the collar and spurred the Establishments me
General was rch and could boy his own mahogany and
sip his wine Like the good old South Carelns oen
teDan that he WIS, he kept beautiful table, and his
Sunday breakfast at Coyocan will long be remembered by
his friends and guests In Mexico The aargous people re-
eenfed the Generals spnit and pursued him the "bt
ter end.''
As for the nonsuccess Of the Tshuantepec Company,
no one ought to be surprised at It, 1t doomed from
the beginning The known to be
for regular conveyance Of mails and passengers until
make the Coatzaooacos navigabe 3D. to make the road
practicable for wheels; and Sd, TO make hsrbor bv
means Of breakwate in the open roadstead Of the 60
With such grant as the company obtained from the
Comonfort government, founded upon tyranncal and
unlawful abroestion Of the Soo privilege, by he bare
ipse DIRT Of that Mexican President, never believed
that capitalists Of prudence would be found 10
invest money under privileges from government that
or to light seRars with at pleasure And it has proved
The house Of Hargous has had to shoulder the whole
money load or the enterprifehe Transit has failed 70
attract to be oted to death mule back TO
be capezed IN surf boats In the Pacific ventosa Bav
spd to travel In bupgos the river eaten by mosquitoes
hQ no,lt De
Of Hargous Brothers, and suppose the failure Of the
Louisiana Tehuantepec Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-07

ACADEMY OF Musc-The opera announced for last even.
Ing was postponed on account Of The illness VI Mme
CerteaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-07
ADVANCE OF GAR1BALD1 INTO LoMBAgpY

Garbadf arrived the 2lst at Aroma with GOO men.
The Swiss Federal Council has despatched two companies
or sbarpshooers, one company Of Chasseurs and bat
TALON Of infantry 10 the Canton Tessin The general staff
OF the 7th corps darmee from Geneva will follow. No.
vara Is Still occupied by the Austrans Garbald s 10
operate from Aroma against Laveno. The Ausrians have
retired in perfect order to Pavia and Piacenza
BERNIE, (via Germany, May "a, 1859.
Garoadi Is advancing to varese, town close TO the
Sws frontier, with the object Of revou,ionisipg Lon,-
hardy The inhabitants at varese have alrendy dsarmed
the few Austrian soldiers who were stationed there
- BERNIE Tuesday.
the Austrans have left Como and Milan and
themselves on the river AIDA
The French and Sardinians are advancing
TURIN, May "a, 1852
me following is the official bulletin published this day
osrpaidi has successfully crossed the Tcino making
many prisoners In the frontier country.
Yesterday evening the enemy pushed forward recon
NOTHING party as far as Bogo dAes without hovever
any result '' "''s''
At Verceh an officer OF a Moravian regiment naroed
GruDer, has been made prisoner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-07
THE AUSTRIAN ACCOUNTS OF THE BATTLl


The official Austrian Correspondence of yesterday even
ing contains the following communication respecting the
battle at MoDtebe0 On the 20th inst General Slldon
sent out recoDnotrng party 10 learn tue strength aud
petition Of the epemy's right wing. The Ausirians ad
vanced towards Teglio and Monte belo where they met
the enemy in superior force After very severe Coo
Aict General Stsdion drew back his troops in perfect
order the left bank OF the Po, having howeyer
forced tho enemy to employ his whole strength.
OFFICIAL BUILETIN
On the Goth inst Gen Stadon pushed forward recon
nasssance by forced towards Tegio and Monte
bello but after hot aht with French force OF superior
strength retreated behind the Pc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-07
DESPATCH FROM PARIS.

PARIS, Nay %, 1889.
The Patrie says that at the battle of Monteoeo the
troops engaged the side Of the allies Of 0Do
French only and one Sandman cavalry regiment The
Austrian force composed Of picked Of infantry
regiments the Greats regiments and Tyroese chas
seuJs private letter says that among the Austrian
prisoners are one wounded colonel and twenty wounded
privates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-07
THE SANDMAN VICTORY AT VlLLATA,


The Sandman government had issued the following bull
letlns in regard TO second battle:-
TURIN, May q, 1859.
To day the extreme left of our army under General
Caldni, forced passage the Sesia near vercel
In on admirable manner. The enemy was put to flight,
leaving officers and prvates prisoners together with
arms, wagons and horses in hands.
TURIN, May %, 1869.
General Galdini wishing take possession Of the end
Of the bridge OF Verci which adoined left bank Of
the river In order by that protect construc
ton OF another bridge over the Sesa moved ward
columns which, after having passed the river Joined at
the came point the columns which crossed Sesa on
the side next Abino, attacked by the Auetrians in
great force and sustained fierce conflict at place called
Vlaia The enemy was, however, routed and troops
established themselves Borgo Verce the other column
crossed the Sesia Cappucini Vecchi, and after
having surprised two companies Of the enemies
remained at that place. Our loss insignificant but that
OF the Austrans is considerable The Modenese after
pavng spiked their Cannon evacuated Pula last night
and retreated to Givizzino.
THE AUSTRIAN ACCOUNT OF THE AFFAIR.
VIENNA, May %, 1859.
At noon on the 2lst inst about Is 600 OF the Franco
Sandman army attacked troops, numbering 5000 at
Vercei Our men retreaed, 0ehng TO OrfeDgo At this
place two other Austrian brgades hurried TO the rescue
and threatened the enemys fanks retired across
the Sesia to the western side Of the river.
The Austrian government had ssued the following OH.
cal bulletin, dated
VIENNA, May "a, 1852
The Sardo French troops have retreated across the
Sesa TO the western bank Of the river Borge At Yer
CELL Pedmontese squadron Of dragons has been put to
light by an Austrian accommodating party
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-07
THE BATTLE OF M0NTEBELLO.
DISPATCHES FROM THE FRENCH AND SAR
OMAN HEADQUARTERS.

X
OMAN HEADQUARTERS
TURIN, Nag 20-l0 p n.
The official bulletin published to-day is as rolows-
ztC0 Ausrians advanced to day from 5Sradella TO-
wards Castesgo where the streets han been
ence Wednesday aud three upim repused
Two strong columns OF our troops marched 70 Gay TO meet
Me Auetyans. Austrian prisoners have been already
brought TO Voehera but all details OF fight YET
wanting.
terdsy Aan and that he departed directly for Paya
accompanied by General Hess
The following official bulletins were published to day
Yesterday $4,000 Austrians assailed Casteggo &C
cuped Monte beo The Sandman cavalry and the corps
dormfe OF Marshal Paraguay E,ers ADVANCED follow
ed by General Forey's DIVISION, ana after fight SIX
hours repused the Austrans The allied forces re
tsok possession Of Montebeo. Two hundred Austrans
and Austrian colonel have been made prisoners The
enemy is in full retreat.
Toreys division and the Sandman cavalry under Gen.
anS & o a Of s Sss
great Yesterday The Emperor visited the camp at Ma
Peneo.
Caidni, forced passage the Scsis verceh
m admirable manner The enemy was put I, fight,
leaving officers and prvates prisoners together with
ARMS, wagons ana horses in our hands,
ALEssASpRIA, May a 1859.
The Austriaps have attacked with 1900 the ad-
vanced posts Of Marshal paraguay dHiers they were
adn ably and carried the village Of Mon,ebelo already
famous, alter desperate combat of four hours The
Piedmonese cavalry, commanded by General Scnnaz
acted with rare energy We have taken 200 prisoners
among them colonel. We have had on our side from
500 TO co killed wounded.
Moor GeDeTa BeuI et OF the infantry and Commander
Ducbet killed. The Colonies Guyot do Lespart de
Beeonos, Copseil Dumeepi and Commanders Lacreellc
ThiasGair reflects great honor General Forey who
Aas dihAy cd equal intelligence and bravery The
~ ~ peS zen 10 iu iearen. snce yes.e.aay evening
IRE Emperor left 10 day Tor Vognera, and has visited
the hospitals where the wounded Austrians have been
received with the French, and are tended in the same