Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-14
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FURTHER NEWS FROM EUROPE.

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from Liyrrpool on the II, arrived here this
forenoon, bringing the regular dispatches ol
the Associated Press, aud full flies Of the
Livrrporl and London papers.
Ii WA believed in some Partisan quarters
that the French loss III the battle of Solteriho
amounted to III, 900 or Is. 900 men, divided rs
follows: Marshal NrlPs corps 5000 L. .ouO;
Marshal liillers's corps nearly 5,Wh'; Mar
shul McMahrn'S corps $500: Marshal Can
roberts corps Loo besides many casualties
i'll the artillery and others special corps.
The French people are SAID Ia be- dlssatls-
fed with the scantiness OF the details rs yet
published in the Monircur. The Austr,ans
had seven general and very many superior
officers wounded. Gen. Grrschke Was killed.
Some of the French regiments were nearly
cut tn pices The Pledm"ntese suffered 50
severely as t. be incapable of turmtnga line
Of battle
The Vienna correspondent of the Times,
writing on the 10Th says. that some days
must elapse before complete returns ot the
losses Of the Austrians could be received
The same writer says the Italian regiments
III tllt -hu0ii hh'' '''''i'S VS. "''''
cult to manage. The men desert 10y scores
and iities, and in the neighb"rhood ot
Trieste, IA whole battalion has raised in favor
Of Victor Emanuel. 4 vessel Oh the coast,
under American colors, had been detected III
taking drserters on board after dark.
The people of Milan have made ii threat
enlng demonstration against the J.sults,
whom public rumnrs accuse of Keeping up "a
secret correspondence with Austria.
The municipal body of Vienna have Of
lered to maintain peace and order III case It
is necessary to dispatch the garrison OF Vi
emma To the seat ut war.
Enormous masses of French soldiers are
marching into Piedmont, riG the Nice and
Mt. Gents routes.
The Emperor Napoleon was i'll perfect
health ard the sanitary condition OF the ar
my excellent. The headquarters of the
French army were at Nallegio, where Prince
Napoleon was expected to arrive on the 10th.
Ii is reported that at the battle Of Sollerln"
nearly every officer and man of the artillery
and imperial guard WAS put h"rs de combat.
Austrian accounts admit the loss of TWEEN
ty thousand killed, wounded and missing.
It's stated that not II single Hungarian re-
giment WAS allowed to take part in the bat
tie, and that the Italian regiments had all
previously been sent into the TyrOl.
Twenty thousand corpSeS are said tn have
been buried after the battle, and many more
were lett living in the bitches aud corn fields
BERLIN Vienna letters confidently speak
Of negotiations having been opened 10y Prus'
sin with England and Russia, for the purpose
of establishing, if possible, a basis Tor com,
bincd mediation.
The military commission of the Frankfort
Diet is said IL have approved the demand t"
move an army of observation on the Rhine.
The French are making immense naval
preparations in the Adriatic. The real dif'
frulty is in getting rid of the Austrlans with
out injury to the inhabitants of the city Of
Venice.
The Brest fleet is composed of nine liners,
two heavy frigates and one floating battery,
Two London papers state that there has
been a meeting at Paris Of inferior diplomatic
agents Of France IN the Levant and that they
have been dispatched to their posts by or,
dcrs from the Emperor. 1t is presumed
that they have orders I" aid III the getting
up an instruction III Turkey, III the inter
est of RUSSIA.
Garihaldi has received orders to occupy
the upper Nnltrlinr. ana he was eAp'c-
ted AT rorauu with 5000 men. and where %"
Pedmnntrsr had already arrived.
Skirmi>hr> have taken place near B"rmr'
between the French corps III MallrttIno ana
the Austrans guarding the StclNio pass.
The Austrians number thirteen companies
of infantry and two OF the carbneers. ana
ncrupy POSITIONS between Clnurus ami lr;l-
fol: and battery has been placed III position
To command the road IL Stelyiu. Barrradrs
have also been erected, and there Is great
fear ola descent on Garlhaldi.
The Swiss federal council has decided
with the hellisrrrnts that amy soldiers seek
ing shelter on Swiss territory shall be sent
back t. their country, the government en-
gaging to not employ them again during the
present war.
The garrison of Laycns and the soldiers "l
Garihaldi's corps will consequently he sent
back
1t IL said that the Austrian Emperor has
ordered the recrossing 81 the Mlnci", III opp"
sitiun the advice of Gen. Hess.
NEWARK, \. j., July I've seem I" 'e
in the midst of a murder carnival. But Il
few weeks a,n Patrick Maud shot and killed
his sister in the fifth Ward; little later,
Peter Miller, German, was stabbed anu
killed ut a bic ME in the eleventh Ward by
one Henry kaufman, who Is SUPPOSED to have
fled 10 Canada. On the 18th inst, Charles hob
in.,n, an estinable citizen, WAS brutaily muir
derrl IN the suburbs OF the third Ward by
same unknown parties, and now We have T.