Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-07-23
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81 LATER FROM EUROPE! 4.
FROM THE SEAT OF
WAR! "-.a& 49,, ..
ANOTHER BATTLE EXPECTED


WAR! '.-"a@ 80. -.
ANOTHER BATTLE EXPECTED
Psshlena Besieged By Sardinians
~ ~ L. ofGfrouisdOns in Haiy. "
..,.~ ,...-. 49,. New YoRK, July 10.
The Bremen steamer. Weser has arrived
with London dates Of 4til, inst.
The German Diet has agreed to the propo-
sition of Prussia to place o corps of observa-
ton on the Rhine. r.: ..
r Disturbances have occurred at Messina.
r A French division has been sent to join
Prince Napoleon. . --.o- ~.
Dispatches from Vienna dated the Sd inst
stated that the Piedmontese troops had sur
rounded Pechiera. i
~ MILAN, July l4.-Gen. Garibaldi is man
oeuvreing to close the whole valley of the Ad
ige, in order to isolate Verona and cut Oft the
Austrian communication with the Ticol.
The U. 5. steam frigate Wabash has sailed
from Trieste for Messina.
A French squadron of six ships of the line,
five frigates and many gun-boats, were seen
inst.
Seven English vessels of war are off An
coma.
The Austrians have abandoned the line of |
the Mincio, and fallen back on Verona, afte
having burned the bridges At Monsambana, |
Valegio and Goito. ..,.. o..
The total loss of the second Austrian army
at Solferino was $40 officers, and 5000 pri-
Yates killed and wounded. /
TRIESTE, July 2.-To-day 700 prisoners of
war passed through our town for Nabresino.
The Arch Duchess Charlotte is about to
establish a hospital for wounded soldiers in
the Arch Ducal palace here, and to support it
with an annual donation of 10000 forms.
Yesterday, Count Reichley, the Austrian
Premier, passed Nebrasina.
MUNICH, July 3.-An Extraordinary Diet
has been convOked for the 14th of July.
MARsEILLEs, July 2.
M. Brenier, the French Envoy, has been
appointed Grand Gordon of the order Of st.
JOhnnarieS.
Princess Isabella and Prince Cornitena has
been sent to Lombardy on mission reciprO-
cal to that dispatched to Naples by France and
Sardinia in the persons of M. Bremier and
Count Salome. .s- ''
Letters from Rome to the 2Sth assert that
an inquiry into the disturbance of Peruga has
been ordered. The official contradiction has
been published Of the reported liberation OF
criminals at Rome.
A circular publication on the temporal pow
err of the Pope, and an address by his Holiness
to the cardinals in the legation have been is
sued, both expressing confidence by the
French Emperor.
FARTHER POINT, July II.
The steamship Indian, from Liverpool, with
dates to the 9th inst, has passed this point
on her way to Quebec.
The latest intelligence from the seat of war
states no further battles had occurred.
The French troops were threatening We
roma.
The Liverpool breadstuf market exhibits
declining tendency, all descriptions being
! lower than previous quotations,
The weather was favorable for the crops.
The headquarters of the French army is
only four leagues from Peschlera, which place
is under vigorous siege by the Sardinians.
The report of cannons is heard night and
5 day IN that direction.
The Austrian advanced post is but short
distance from Villa Franco, which is occupied
by the troops of Marshal Neil.
1t is much doubted whether the Austrians
will venture to accept battle in the present
demoralizcd condition of their army.
+ TURIN, July At is rumored that 10000
French Troops have diSembarked at Lossi:
; and Piccola, on the Adriatic, and that thu
D bridge to ChersO, has been destroyed.
/ Vallejo, July Offi:ial-The French
{ army has been increased by the army corp
while portion of the Sandman army vii
> continue the siege.
: Operations at Peschiere the Emperor Ma
poleon sent back wounded Austrian officer
without exchange. The Emperor of Austri
l. will also send back without exchange, tn
wounded officers taken from the allies.
BERNE, July 5.-The Austrians have with
|. drawn from Bormie.
d 1t is rumored at Castiglione, that the Aus
q TRANS have retired into Verona.
:, The Tunis correspondent of the Londol
~ Herald, says that 10000 troops have been or
/ deved from Men to Brescia, and 10, 900 from
d Turin.
!. There are great complaints Of the scarcit,
9 of provisions in the villages occupied by tn
allies.
II Gen. Pelliesiers corps to observe the from
l. tiers of the kline, will be in contonment b.
f. the 18th inst 1t will comprise 10000 infan
8 try 1000 cavalry and 1000 cannon.
- FRANKFORT, July AT an extraordinar
IL sittingof the German Diet to-day, Prussi
1t presented new and further proposals, respect
ing the command-in-c chief of the corps of OF
servation on the Rhine.
Prussia's new proposals are in the hand
IS of the representatives of Russia and England
In a week the Prussian army will be in tu
march, Two corps darmee will be station
ed on the Silesian frontier to guard agains
Russia, on the lower and middle Rhine, 14O
600 will be stationed and when all her prepal
I'd atoms are completed, Prussia will probabl
make her proposals. to France, which will vi
doubtedly be refused.
The Times correspondent says that som'
% thing unusual is going on between France an
ng Russia and Turkey, and he would not be SUI
IN prised ifrurkey was to turn against Austr
lie Four Russian corps are already on a war foo
l. ing, and the officers on limited leave, ha,
" been ordered to join levy OF recruits.
* ENGLAND-Lord Lyndhurst made a speet
c., in the House of Lords, strongly advocatiI
1T. vigorous measures of defence, both on 81
-. and on land lie regarded the assertion tn
MD France had no wish TO invade Englrnd as III
deserving of consideration. England mig
live in perfect independence of French ft
in bearance, relying only on the vlgor OF
au people.
MIR. Dallas the American Minister, made
d. speech, in which he compared the position
are Italy to that of the United States in III
aul and expressed warm sympathy with I
ike spirit of national independence, wherever
nv may be.
oV' New YORK, July IS.
aic- The steamship City Of Washington arriv
ties at this port this A. NJ. with London and L
the erpool Geographic advices to the 7th inst
18th The next battle between the Austrians a
Allies it was expected would take place
the river Adige.
1t was reported that British mail steam
had been requested by the Government
last .au or,,o,nant