The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-09

The Emperor was constantly in the hot
test of the battle and Geu. Lawry, who ac-
couDpaticd biro, lad his horse killed under
| bin. gff04VE tS71fH
The Sardinians fought with great fury
| against superior numbers. -
The Emperor Of Austria is to return to
Vienna on important business.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Time, says that anotlser battle is expected,
ard is Considered inevitable before the Seige
| operations can commence. AZ
LlyERrool, %.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence Co s cir
cular reports breadstuffs market very dall,
and prices have a declining tendency /; sales
of -four unimportant Wheat was also de-
Ginning there is no change in the quota
tons. All qualities of corn had Slightly
DECLINED.
| q LONDON, 81
aAmerican securities were generally I'M
changed.
Large reinforcements- were constantly
leaving Florence. RsQT EFVE Fss 4
The attack on Venice mas expe,tedl 10
commence ON the 18th.
,Oo0troops from the Austrian reserves
were on their way to Italy 8 The are call
ed the flower Of the Austrian army, every
man having served upwards of eight years
I Five French generals were wounded at
the battle Of San Farino. go
1t isrumored that an English feet of 25
sail, was arriving off Venice.
I The Gazette de France says that prep
arations are making, to raise within two
| MON orrn f,f A O O0Q' man,
Great naval preparations are going on II
Cherbonrps gsMCJa 3GF
I A dispatch received at Paris, from Cariana,
on the 10Th, says the, French troops passed
the Nihcio, without Interruption. the enemy
having Withdrawn onfhe 25th.s' ss-E
Prussia made a proposal TO the Federal
Diet, to place an army OF observation on
the Rhine, under the superior order OF b.
varia 7 The proposal was rrferred to the
military committee, .--s.-,s,-
1t was reported that The Emperor Of Ans
tria would soon have an intettisw with the
Prince Regent of Prussia. "a lsi4a ss-sH
The English news is NOT important.
heAthntic Telegraph Company has is
: sned proposals for subscriptions, TO the new
capital OF f6ee, coo. aal' I'd D. yil'lssP
The foilowing kilograms, with what has
been sent, contain all that is known, with
regard to the great battle, .ofsthe Path Of
June, 4 sauga t,-z,a.s.w al.
The loss Of the enemy Is very consider
able, but ours is much less. We have taken
&c, cannon more tksa- 600 PRISONERS and
3 flags .sElsss-d = sitW 20 ~
= The ,Sardiniana army Inflicted great loss
on the enemy, after having contended " u,
great fury against superior forces.
r. The following is The order Of the day,
published by the Emperor Napoleou, afti'r
the hattie OF San Farino:
shsw,W sxaaavsr CARIAsA. June, 20.
SoLDuERsi The enemy who believes
themselves able 10 repulse us from the chiese
have re-crossed the Mincio Ybu9haSe
Z worthiIy deienaedathe honor of France.s San
Farino surpaSses the recollection ,,of Lonato
4 and Castglione. In y hours you have re-
! pulsed the Efforts OF 10000 men. Your
\ enthusiams did not rest there The numer-
oas artillery Of the enemy occupied aier-
Inidable position for over three leagaes, which
i yon carried Your country hanks you for
4 your courage and perseverance, sand l,r-
rnenis the fallen. The Sandman army Ought
4 With the same valor against superior .feue,
md worthy is that army to march Beside
4 You Blood has not been ss,ed intyain for
the glory Of France and the happinee<s o. the
b, people,. g- t1Es - -
7 The following is the Austrian account oi
4 the battle. ~ -
!. go - VERONA, Jane %.
Tie day before yesterday, our rishism ing
\ occupied PozzoIenga, San Farino, and Gori-
! ana, and the left wing pressed forward as far
I as Guidizzola, aud Ciofredo, but were driven
!. back by the enemy -
!. X collision took place between abetse ar
(. mics at % A NJ, yesterday. Our left wing
under General Minpfken advanced as far as
4 Chiese In the afternoon there was AEON
centrated assault on the heroically defended
town OF Sal Farino Our right wing re-
pulsed tho Piedmontes, but on the other hand
the order OF Our centre conld not be restored,
and our Losses are extraor iinarily heavy.
The development Of powerful masses Of the
enemy against our left wing aud The
advance Of his main body against Bolta
caused our retreat, which began late in the
evening
81 ~ yfrxsA, June Is.
The Austrian correspondence contains the
following -
! II i ne gay Deiofc yesteruay the austrian
army crossed the Mincio at four points, and
/ yesterday morning came upon the superior
force ofthe enemy in the ehfess. Afterian
obstinate combat Of Twelve hours our army
Withdrew across the Mincio.SsI 4
Onr headquarters nre now'@at Villa
J + ranca. t-taG S-F.E. a.F.EsSE STEsE
The London Times says that the AUSTRIAN
Bulletins have most candidly admitted their
defeat and that history scarcely records a
bulletin in which such disaster Is more ex-
plicitly avowed.
J The Monitelr says that the battle will
take the name of g the battle of Sal Fa-
rino' .assstsa-- eziHalsas els
The Austrian official correspondence of
June 21th contains the following ~
The Emperor of Austria will coon return
To Vienna on account ofiimportsnI bust
ness. l.- .-fa--. 1--.A . - Z
The command -in-chief of the Austrian
army which is preparing for battle, ia given
10 Gen. Hess. rsE r1.aeaf =.
Prince Napoleon arrived at Parma on the
18th, and was received with great enthusi-