New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
THE VERY LATEST.

fad the following additional references to the bai
tie Of Soiferino:
4 Par, letter gives few detail. of the first grcst
battle ia Italy. Gen. Kie', with 5000 men and Two
divisions Of cavalry, N all about JOUU0, were EGG AEed
ill D. No. when be succeeded IN forcing the Austrian
center soer II hours IL dtius. The Au>trSns had
brought vp tierreseryeS otoO and lie AGostherS
Il 5000 Ii was most critical moment. farce
hours mole snd tie general fighting ended To the al
vartsle of the Allies. The Zouaves are sad 10 b.
much cut up 6ld The lst Cbassturs Of Algeria terribly
treated. -Four generals were wouoded ami one killed
Fourteen thousand beds nave been commanded a;
" ar gur wounded.
The reason why the Austgisns crossed The Alac0 70
fight is attributed to the suggestion OF the Prince OF
Prussia Who ssid il they gained the battle, the inter
veution # pTussa would not be reetef. II the Aes
followed tie Austdaus across the water, that 'ud
alter the question The French GJveromeut does not
eppear alarmed al the military movements Of Prussia
TIE gsrrisous the cutie frontier have not been re-
eufciccj. MGIstal PoI,,.or las made arrangements
with toe railways TO convey 30 oO0 troops from StrS
bourg within twelve hours that 100000 men msy be
assembled On TIE Rhine within thiriy.siS hoars
PARIS. June 29-The M0ateur contains details of
tie battle Of Scfcriro but vaich reports OF the
different attacks Of the corps darmes. The NohHenr
ether side:
The Austriars on hc st retreat ecros' the Mlucio
desired to Inspire Us with adventurous confidence.
Tins ". should iaploy our lines to great extent aGd
ems Die them 70 attack our columns thus distant from
each other But the Emperor does not depart from
that exalted pruieuce which regulates courage, and
the further the aruy advanced the more the columns
strengthened themselves by concentration SoltedLo
raj. .haxt 40 pot nj wa
At least allow the solution 20 be foreseea. The Empe-
TOR Of Austria commanded in person, and had thus
been able to see Of what nation he had made himreh
t. cneuy'
Tcrry. 2sth-The Pisdnoatesc Gazette publishes
official cetaLs Of the battle Of Sof.ruo, written the
sane evening. According 20 the positive infJrn4ton,
twenty FIVE thousand Sa-iinans hell ground agsiast
hny thousand Aus,riars, who occupied a formidable
position. rom which they were dislodged by the Sar-
dnals, under the orders Of Tie Kirg The loss Of the
S4ruiar Is said to be abont one thousand killed, aud
Il sau humber wounded.
Tie Tsmcs correspondent at Paris reports that
project is op, ned 'or mobliziDg hundred 0attaons
Of the National Guard aud recognizing them for gar
ri.on duty. Ga the s.a an aidde-camp of the En-
pc-or Alexander left 81. Petersburg fox naly said to
he bea.cr OF al Autograph letter from the Car to the
Emperor Napoleon.
THE MASSACRE AT PERUGIA.
BlRSE, 29th.-On receipt of the of the mas
sacrr II; P,ruga, the swss residents at Milan were ILL
treated by the popuace bat .be police inerferet. The
Federal Council has Addressed circulars to the Svi's
cousulei agents in Italy in which the Council protests
against dominating regime hts, and reqIes that use
msy be made of the circulars IN order that this subject
uny BE- pa; properly before the ewes Of the people
The ruscsn PiedmoItese journals contain accounts
Of tie proc, edipgs OF the Swiss troops at Pergga.
Af.r all resistance had ceased the troops began to
massacre the cirizeus Unfortunately spadng Geher
age nor rex. The municipality tried to stop carnage,
AID let the town hall with white Tag for the pur-
pore but they fred by the soldiers, aud Sec
rotary Pors, WHO carried the flag, fell MORALLY
wounded.
One of the journals gives list Of the persons mur.
dered by the soldiers after the lighting over.
Among them we're three married couples, five elderly
lade. three unmarried ftma es the daughter OF Capt.
Poliooia four years Old, Sc. An infant was taken
from is mothers breast ard thrown Into the Tber.
Oficia journal. Of Rome state that the Swiss officer
who ouuanted tie attack Perugia has been pro-
uoted 20 the rank Of General of Brigade. Al who
distinguishes them-eve are to be mentioned under an
order Of the day.
From The Cork C,sirtA'i,r. June 80
ARRIVAL OF MR.. Golden.
Mr. Cobden arrived at Liverpool yesterday. Letters
for Lord Palmeiston aud Lord j. Russell are on board
the steamer He conducted 10 the Alelph lIJte,
where depua,ion from Rochdale, for which borcug "a
he ha. been returned, waited him sul addresses
were presented from the Refouners Of Liverpool NJ.
Golden replied and said be had found most coriia
appreciation OF Free TRADE principles in the United
States There a cordial feeling toward Great Brit
air. With respect TO war he said he believed Eag 4nd
was a. well able 10 maintain neutral position e. the
ULted States. The American sympathy was in favor
of the Italians.
Mr. Golden decln 81 to sey anything Of his appoint
ment TO the Board Of Trade til be had fret acknow
edged Lord Pain er-toLs letter offering bun the post
R,ferIng 10 fiscal and customs reform, he in favor
Of their complete abolition, and Gf subtatoo, at no
distant day. Of direct tax property and moderate
tex on labor which he thought would make the COM
try far more prosperous Replying 70 deprivation
from the Peace Society he expressed his firm sdheson
to tie principles Of peace.
FROM BRAZIL.
LIsBoS, June 2S.-The Tyne has arrived with the
regular monthly mails from Brszils and advices frem
Rio Jsneiro to the 9TH inst. News from Buenos Ayres
tstes that two THOUSAND men have EYsed The Argen
tine Confederation. Paraguay promised 20 assist
Waguiga with four steam vessels. The Brazs remain
ueurs but they are increasing their Dsval forces 10
the La Plata Buepos Ayres has bought the steamers
! Camilla Uruzayne, the Meuree and Pampero. No
polirical news from Brazil. The Tyne Is besrer Of
drafts amounting 10 Ej0, eco Lonion Of which fi3
| eco are for account Of the Government.
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