American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-14


for Another Battle. go4g " q .s
| A, despatch dated June 25lh, from the
Emperor to the Compress. says that the en-
envy Withdrew last night. and thai he
slept in the room occupied in the morning
by the Emperor-oi Austria. la.6 sis
D., Gen. Mel has been appointed Marshal Of
France. srnf
1.-THE Austrian troops crossed the Mincio
for the purpose Of attacking the French
with their whole force, but were obliged
to abandon their positions, and withdrew
to the lef. bank of the river, after blowing
up the bridges at Costa. 'o
Ths Emperor also says: ''We took 80
cannon and ZOO prisoAers.'' q ssH
A. private ispltoh says that the Austri,
ans had 36ioo0'men placed hors da combat
aud lost I6 flags and rs caun0n. sa
There has been no circumslanti Fac-
count OF the battle published At Paris,
Private dispatches intimate that the
French amy suffered SO severely as to be
unable to,resume the lGensive.
Vague rumors also put the French loss
in killed and wounded at 10000. .tl r.
The battle was fought at Salferino.
The Austrians are preparing for another
great battle under Gen Hess, who has all
ready displaced Gen. schlickas Command
erin chief. u a,,1 49,. fgrt .t.ss. fs
The Emperor Napoleon issued stirring
address to, the army after the battle. 81
The Austrian dispatches acknowledge
that they were obliged to letreat after
suffering extraordinary heavy losses.
The Emperpr Napoleon was constantly
lin the hottest part Of the battle. Gen.
Larrey, who accompanied him, had his
horse killed under him. n 7,is
4 Gen, Niel's corps covered itself with
Iglory. "a, rd 3sas ss.l.
4 The sarlinians fought with grea. fury
against superior numbers. sse,y +
The Emperor Of Austria is 10 return tc
Vienna on important business.
The Paris correspondent Of the Londor
Times says tina! another battle is,expectet
aud is considered inevitable befoEe tb1
siege operations can commence.
Large reiuforcemenls are constantly
leaving France for the seat OF war
The attack on Venice was expected Il
commence on the 28th ult. sr
One hundred and seventy Eve thousau'
troops from tho Austripnreserves were Of
their way to tally They are called tn
flower Of the Austrian amy, every MAJ
having served upwards Of 8syears.
Five French Generals were wounded q
the battle Of Sallerinoo a1fs c.,.
II isrumored that an English fleet Of 2
sail was arriving ofYenice. a e,
The Gazette de France says that pre-
parations, are making TO ojraise within, tw
mouths an army oil. 450, 900 men. saer
Great naval preparations ara going o
/, al Cherhourg, 'sa ssssa
A dispstch received at Paris, from Cal
rianna on the goth ul.. .,says .hatlhs Frenc
: troops passed the Minoio without interruF
D tion. the enemy having Withdrawn there
0 from on the 25th. Is ssH,
0 Prussia had made q proposal TO II
Federal Diet to place an army Of obseryI
tion on the Rhine. under the superior o.
!. ders Of Bavaria. The proposal was refere
to the Military OommiVee. sss
i II was reported that the Emperor q,
r. Austria would soDn have an intervie
& with the Prince Regent of Prussia.
The English news is not important. d
:, The Atlantic Telegraph Company h
v issued proposals for subscriptions 10 n
ie new capital Of Coco. goo. 5sJ sat Eaaa
!. The following telegraphic dispatche
!. with what has been sent, eontain all. III
isknown IN regard TO The e'greAt' baitle't
:, the cath ult. riii9 @&FseRst reyo
u "ThS loss Of the enemy Is very oousi
D. cradle. but ours Is much less. We hs
IN taken 50 cannon, more than 2, ,00e pSiso
,dl ers aud three fags. The Sardiniah arm
~ inflicted great loss on the enemy, at
1. having coniendsd with great fury again
I. superior forcess', ss''9P eFi'lffa
= The following Is the order Of the a
published by the Emperor Napoleon az
the battle Of SAlferino;, ! t-,.~.
"OARRIANA. June 2S.--Soldiers: i
enemy, who believed themselves. able
repulse rs from the Chisse, have recross
The Mincio. You have worthily defend