Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-14

TO the Federal Diet to place an army Of obser
walton on che Ri ine, under the superior or
ders Of Bavaria. The prOposal was referee
to the military committee.
IL was reported that the Emperor Of Aus
TIA would soon have On Interview sith ts
Prince Regent Of hhssis.
The fc!ewing is he order o! the day pub
lisbed By the Emperor Napokon, after the
hattie OF Soiferino
.Car1iana J,rrs & --3oilirtY: The enemy
who believed themselves ate TO repulse III
from the Giiese, have rex r, esea the Mincinc
Yon have wortlily defended the honor o.
1 Frabce. SulferinO SURPASSED tie recollection
! Of Lcnato and O,stighobe. 10 twelve hours
yon have repuised tile efuft Of one hundred
4 and Atty tho,,stsd men. Your enthusiasm
did not rest there. The numerct,s artillery
\ Of tie ersBby occupied Formidable positions
for over three leagues, which You carried
Your country thanks vun for your courage
and perseverance, and Amcp,s the fallen
We have taken three haga thir.y cannons,
| ami 5000 prisoners.
THE Sandman army fought with the same
vaior against superior forces, and worthy is
that army to march beside you. Blood h, 4
not been shed in vain, for the glory Of France
and the happiness Of tie people"
| TIE AUSTRIAN OFFICIAL ACCOUNT oE TIE
| BATTLE.
He7Una June 25.-The tIav before yester-
day our right wing occupied Pozzolengs, Sol
feiino and Carrana, and the left wing pres
sed forward as far rs Quiddi2zolo and Cas-
Cioffrelo but were driven back by the enc
my.
| A collision took place between the two Ell =
tire armies at 10 A. NJ, yesterday. Our left
under General Wimpcn, advanced as far as
Chiese. In the afternoon there was q con-
centrated assault on the heroieally defended
town Of Solferino. Our right wing repused
the Piedmontess, but on tie other hand the
order of our centre could not be restored and
our losses are extraordinarily heavy. The de-
velopment of powerful masses Of the enemy
against our left wing, and the advance Of his
main body against Volta caused our retreat,
Which begun late in the evening.
The London Times says that the Austrians
have most candidly admitted their defeat and
that history scarcely records bulletin in
which such disaster is more explicitly ayow-
ed.
A message from Carriana announces that
on the day Of the battle, the EnpcriJr Napo-
lcou HdS tobhtdiiliS ts!c VI ttic NV
and that General Larrcy, While Ia company
with him had his horsc killed.
The Monittur says that the battle Nil take
the name of the battle of So!ferinu.
"The Emperor Of Austria will soon return
to Vienna on account Of important busnc =
The command in chief Of the army, which is
preparing for battle, is giving to Gen. Hess.
Prince Napoleon arrived at Parma on the
25th, and was received with enthusiasm.
Forty thousand meL were ernbarking in
Algeria for the Adriatic, and at Paris news
was expected of the occupation Of Venice by
the French.
A dispatch from Berne says that 5000
Piedmontese, with zoo volunteers, had arri-
we'd at "lirano," and advanced to Bormo
at the foot Of the Stelvio pass.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says it was expected tina. another bat
tie would be fought hciUre the siege opor-
atons would come on.
| Patriotic demonstrations ny the working
classes in Paris were universal
Large reiufUrCememts for the French army
were constantly quitting France f,r Italy.
Pdriz, Tuesday. Generals Anger Forey,
Diem and L'Admirault were wounded slight
ly at Suiierino.
There will be 7e Deum next Sunday in
al the churches of France, in celebration Of
the victory. The Empress and all the great
bodies of the State attend at Notrc Dame.
The Tiedmontese were principally engaged
at San MARITIME; they performed rrodigics of
valor, and took formidable positions, but
could not hold them, owing to a fearful tenn
pest The Piedmou.esc drove the Austrians
| nj t,,a ,.ft bai,
cannon. Serious losses are admitted.
The Sandman Ambassador It; Paris u re-
ported l. have complained to tho English
government against the Secretary Of the Brit
ish Embassy ct Paris, for ant-Sardinian man
ileStatiuns.
Tie AAih,de IF Prussia-The advice.
from Frankfort -the-Maine stale that on
the 25tb of June Prussia made proposal
to the Federal Diet, to place a corps Of oh
servatiOp on the Rhine, to be composed Of
the It'll and 9Th Federal corps 'arnsee, under
the superior orders Of Bavaria. The propo.
sal was referred to the Military Committee.
The Paris Siecic and Jogrnql des Detai,
ridirule the idea Of German mediation on
the bases which rumor l.as placed ia eircuIa-
ton.
Tie London Advertiser make, this extra
ordinary assertion, that Louis Napoleon has
made W h.. lind, at the first favorable OPP.
por.urity, 10 make descent on the shores q
| Ireland.
TIE FAPAL STATEs.
A dispatch from Rome announces that
Ferrara, Rayenai, Forti, Ancona ami other
towns have been replaced under the author
ity Of the Pope, by the intervention of tho
Papal troops.
The Swiss troops sent from Rome to sup.
press the rising at Peruga, had a iesperat,
encounter with the people, shooting then,
down indiscriminately.
| The officer who commanded the Swiss
troops at Peruyia is said to have hean pro-
NOTED.
AUSTRIA.
The Vienna correspondent of the London
| Times asserts that for the last ten years mat
tiers have been so terribly mismanaged in
Austria that it will he almost miraculous il
the Empire escapes dissolution.
In an autograph letter the Emperor has
caused ordinances relative to the Protestants
in Austria to I've issued, without waiting for
the revision Of the Council of State.
NAPLES.
Naples, JsHe 26.-By decree Just issued
ME hundred and thrty-seven refugees are
permitted to return, and all other Sicilians
ho!iing permission and promising obedience
| to the laws