Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-15

ridicule the idea of German mediation on the
basis which rumor has placed in circulation.
1t was reported that the Emperor of Aus
tria would soon have an interview with the
Prince Regent OF Prussia
New YoRK, July listeners City OF
Baltimore and Adelaide have both arrived at
this port Their adyices have been anticpat-
ed.
The City Of Baltimore brings London and
Liverpool dates, by telegraph Of the Both,
via Queenstown.
There is nothing Of Importance from the
scat of war
Count Purates, Prussan Ambassador, had
arrived at the headquarters OF the Austrian
army. which had been removed to Verona.
France was preparing to move an army on
the Rhine.
Laybach had been fixed upon as the scat of
government of Lombardy
Count Gyua had taken command Of the
regiment which bears his name.
THE BATTLE OF SOLDERING
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says in regard TO the battle of Solieri-
no Gen. Mel, with $1,000 men and two di-
visions Of cavalry in al about $4,000, was
engaged till 4 r. NJ, when he succeeded in
forcing the Austrian centre, after twelve hours
fighting. The Austrians had brought up their
reserves Of 10000, and the allies theirs of
so 900. 1t was a most critical movement
Three hours more, and the general fighting
ended to the advantage Of the allies.
The Zouaves are said to be much cut up,
and the LIST Chasseurs of Algeria terribly
treated -Four Generals were wounded and
one killed Fourteen thousand beds have
been commanded at Milan for the wounded.
Paris June 20 The Nonteur contains de-
tails of the battle, but which are reports of
the different attacks Of the corps d'armee.--
The Monueur does not state the number OF
killed or wounded on either side.
Turin, June %. The Piedmontese Gazette
publishes official details Of the battle, written
the same evening According to positive in
formation, 2j.OO0 Sardinans held ground
against 1000 Austrians who occupied for
midablo position, from which they we're dis
lodged by the Sardinians. under the order,
of the King The loss Of the Sardinians i,
said to be about 1000 killed. and the same
number wounded.
1t was thought throughout Europe that the
Austrians had reached their chosen battle
ground and the Continental authorities. best
taught in the stratages Of the seat of war
had confidently predicted that the line of the
Mincio was the appointed point of the decs-
i've battle The Austrians, however, with
that fatal weakness otpurpose which seems K
actuate them in all their military movements
and which causes them to vacillate between
precipitancy and timidity, on Thursday nigh
retraccd their steps. recrossed the Mincio 10
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LATEST.
iBy Telegraph from London to Southampton
London, June 29--3 p. NJ. The Dali
Ne'os correspondent telegraphs from Paris OF
Wednesday morning that the following tele
gram has been received from the Emperor t
the Empress
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