Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-22
T;rr WAR MOVEMENTS IN ITALY.

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TIE war MOVEMENTS IN ITALY.
The purr AM TIr lSivEGEy1s ~ THE STATE
Of THE CnrgcH-MAHriAL LAW II rRoNA-
MOVEMENTS Of k~os>rTm-Tnr ForRriI -:
.IrrY n L.oxDoy-ME. DALLAS SPEECH. &c
hmongth the passengers by the City Of Wash
in.ion is Gcn. Tom Thumb.
Our ioreign files to the eth inst, contain the
following additional news:
TIE WAX TyvEMrST>.
The main points of the latest wsr news wa
given in the despatch published Yesterday
The position % the opposing army in Italy was
unaitcrci. Tie .Aus,rians were 2oo.oG0 strong
on the line of the Adi-c. and another great
battle va; deemed likely To- occur at any mo-
mcni.
The Paris correspondent ii the Globe says
Tine ONLY incident reported from the q~nadrai'
Gle or auadrilatcral scene of war i the balloon
ascent Of VI. GODDARD before PcSchlcra. vino has
accurately inspected the present state of the
works. the distribution Of the garrison. and the
nature Of the approaches on crcry side. Gun
boats. brought up from Genoa in compartments
hai been launched on Lake Garda. 30th June.
An address to King Victor Emanuel had
been signed by three hundred and five digni-
tsricS and tunc::onaries among the clergy. in
the province Of Milan. who thus renouncc
the Austrian Concordat and adop, the lcgi>!a-
ton Of Piedmont.
1t is reported from Milan that 4 smart en-
co.ntcr had taken place at Niliairanca hcrGeen
the .tuS,rians and the French, in which the
latter took six hundred prisoners, among whom
were several staff officers.
Letters from MeSSina. 2:th June. speak OF
the welcome given 10 four French lricatcS on
their way TO Venice by the towns-peoplc in
spite of the police and authorities.
The Ammonia of Turin has been suspended
by m order Of Count Cavonr, for publishing
an article headed Let II, put an end to the
horrors of Pcrusia."
Seven hundred French prisoners Of war
passed through Trieste on the 2d for Nabrisina.
TIE LOSSES At soLrEEISo.
Marshal paraguay DlIill;crS, commander Of
the first corps. after describing its successes.
adds that they were not obtained without sc.
rious loss Two Generals L.admirault and
Dieu) were wounded dangerously and Gen.
Forcy slightly; four ColonelS (TayiS, Brincourt,
pinard and Barry arc wounded: also, four
Lieutenant Colonies Valet. Moire. Hemar and
Sewer. \ Lieutenant Colonel tDucoin) and
four chffs dt Latttihon (Klcbcr, 81. Paer. An
ccnin and GuilIaumcJ are killed. Ten CHEFS ds
6otojNon are wounded. The total nnmbc OF
| officers killed and wounded in the first corps is
234: o: privatcS about 1000. Marshal Mcmahon
describes the loss Of the second corps Us ''un-
fortunately very heavy; it could not he other
wise" Gen. .Augcr. the commander of the ar
tillery of the corps, had his arm torn oil at the
beginning Of the engagement by q cannon
ball: three Colonels-DOuay. Lailrc and Her
mcnt-arc killed; the total Of officers killed Is
~: wounded. -; ~privatcS killed. 1872; wound.
| cd, 1865; missing. 500. The third corps han
three officers killed and - wounded; privateS
killed and wounded. 80. The fourth corps,
under Marshal Mel. lost - officers and 5Sb
privatcS killed. 21, officers and BAL, priratcs
woun,led; : officers and j4l men are returned
as missing. The report OF the Sandman army
state, that all the four divisions Of which il i
( compo>cl were engaged. and that its loss Is ~
| officers killed and lG1 wounded, Gi2 prirate>
killed and 3.ADj wounded, with 25S missing
I'm one division three colonies were killed. and
! some Of the regiments lost onc-fourth OF their
| whole number.
Canrobcrt's conduct in the battle is severely
blamed. as il very nearly compromised the sue
cess Of the battle.
TIE PAP.AL STATES.
ADDRESS OF PITS THE NlSTH TO THE CARDINALS.
THE IrvoLrTioSlsTs EyCoNNrSicArEp.
The following is the most imp TT mt passage
in the address delivered by the Pope on the
Goth Of June to the secret cons'story:
1T is because after having. by means Of pro-
tcsta,ions. sen, through our Cardinal al State
| to nil the ambassadors and ministers Of neigh.
boring powers, expressed our disapproral and
d.,cs.aiion of the late culpahlc attempts at
rebellion, that nos. venerable brothers. raising
our voice in this conSiStory, we protest with
the whole f,rcc of our soul against all that
the rebels have dared 10 do in various
! places. and bv virtue Of our supreme author
| inv, We disapprovc, reject and abolish each IN /
| ali Of the acts committed By Bologna, ltayenna.
! perncgia and other places. against our legitimac
I and sacred authority and against the principal OF
| the Holv See. By 1bltcr"r Rnmc Msynre r4iiei.
il chi;ercr ray they are re :torMef, "c de-
| clare h,,r ~t, 10 b rain, W,giti7at, 0"d ~.
| crijfgior.. More than this, for the benefit Of al.
we recall to memory the communications and
the other ecclesiastical pains and penalties in.
hicted at various times by the sacred canops
and the DEGREES of council, especially by that
e Trent, against all those who have dared in
any way TO rebel against the temporal power Of
the Roman PontifI. and we further declare that
those who in Bologna, Ravenna, Perugia, or
any other city, hire darfI to riolaic or troujie
! Tie p~aternai jD isiietio" 81 81. Peter by deed
ar conspiracy. or in any other way. have al
ready wre,chcdly fallen under their action.
srPoRT OF THE r0STtrlCAL GENERAL N rERrGIA.
Gen. Scmid, who commanded the troops Of
Rome during the attack on Pcrugia, declares
that his men were fired upon by the insurgents
in ambush, and then adds:
cndcavcred with a few clnnon-shot 10 dis
! perSe the rebels. but without success. and see.
ing the impa,icnce Of the troops. which ! had
already hid considerable difficulty in restrain
ing. 1 ordered the attack. 1t is impossible Tor
nc to describe the courage and the ardcr tn
which my brave and ~valOrous troops. calling
on the name % the Sovereign Pontiti. rushed
70 the lofty walls Of the city, and to the harrl'
cadcs which iinpedcd their approach TO the
gate. And as there were but few ladders, ma
the Tools Of the sappers and miners were or'' en-
ut their first attempt 10 use them, there re-
maincd no other means Of surrounding ne
walls but by the soldiers climbing on ca q
.I.., bool.r T., c.r rn;nrtoc however. tie