Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-09
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ARRIVAL OF the nuNeAR1AN.
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BY the Allies since the battle Of the oath.
The details Of the action have not yet been
received.
Austrian and Sandman accounts report
extraordinary losses in killed and wounded
The dispatches from the Emperor Napo-
leon report the capture OF 5000 prisoners.
three flags and thirty cannon.
The Austrian troops have re-crossed the
Mincio.
Gen. Hess has been appointed commander
in chief Of the Austrian forces.
LONDON, juno 29.-Thc latest dispatches
from the scat Of war report, that the French
troops have crossed the River Mincio.
LIVERPOOL, June 2s.--Brcadstuffs have
decling tendency. Provisions are also dull.
LONDON, June 28.-Consols are quoted at
92}S@92j<.
A dispatch from the Emperor to the EN-
press, dated the 25th, says that the enemy
retired last night, that he slept in a room
occupied in the morning by the Emperor
Of Austria
Gen. Neil has been appointed Marshal Of
France.
The Austrian troops crossed the Mincio
for the purpose Of attacking the French
with their whole force, but were obliged to
abandon their position, and withdraw to
the lett bank Of the river alter blowing up
the bridges at Garla.
The Emperor also says, we took 80 cannon
and 1000 prisoners.
private dispatch says the Austrians had
$1,000 placed hors de combat, and lost 16 flags
and 75 cannon.
There has been no circumstantial account
published at Paris. Private dispatches in.
innate that the French army has suffered so
severely as TO be unable to resume the often
sive. Vague rumors put the French loss in
killed and wounded at 1900
The battle was fought at Salierino.
The Austrians were preparing for another
great battle, under Gen Hess, who has al
ready displaced Gen. Schilick as Comman-
der in Chiet
The Emperor Napoleon issued a stirring
address to the army after the battle of Sal
feriad.
The Austrian dispatches acknowledged
that they were obliged 70 retreat after suf-
fering extraordinary losses. The Emperor
Napoleon was constantly in the hottest Of
the battle, and Gen. Lorrey, who accompan
led him, had his horse killed under him
Gen. Neils corps d'arme covered themselves
with glory.
The Sardinians fought with great fsry.
against superior numbers.
The Emperor Of Austria is TO return to
Vienna, on important business.
The Paris correspondent of the London |
Times says, that another battle is expected,
and is considered as inevitable before the !
siege operations can commence.
Messrs. Richardson & Spence's circular
report the Breadstuf market very dull, and |
prices have declining tendency. Flour
was declining.
LoNDoN.-Large reinforcements are con-
stantly leaving France. The attack on |
Venice was expected to commence on the |
28th.
175,OOU troops, from the Austrian Reserve,
were on their way to Italy. They are call |
ed the flower of the Austrian army, every
man having served upwards of eight years
Five French Generals were wounded at
the battle of Salieriad.
Prussia made proposal to the Federal
Diet to place an army of observation on the
Rhine, under the superior orders of Vazaria.
The proposal was referred to the military
committee. 1t was reported that the En-
peror Of Austria would soon have an inter-
view with the Prince Regent of Prussia.
The English news is not important. The
Atlantic Telegraph Company have issued
for subscriptions to the new Capi-
tai of 100000
1t is rumored that an English feet of
twenty-five sail was arriving off Vemce.-
Tho Gazette de France says, that preparations
are making to raise, within two months, an
army of 100000 men.
Great naval preparations are going on at
Cherbourg.
dispatch received at Paris, from Carl
ami, on the 29th ult., says, that the French
troops passed the Miucio without interrup
ton the enemy lhaving Withdrawn there
from.
The following telegram, with what has
been received, contains all that is known in
regard to the great battle of the Oath ult
The loss Of the enemy is very considerable,
while ours is much less. We have ta-
ken 80 cannon, more than 1000 prisoners and
3 flags The Sandman army inflicted great ]
loss on the enemy, and after having, ,,contend-
ed with great fury against superior forces.
The following is the order of the day pub J
lished by the Emperor Napoleon, after the
battle:
CARRIANA, June %.
Soldiers: The enemy who believed them
selves able to repulse us from the Chieze have
recTossed the Mincio. You have worthily de-
Tended the honor of France Salferino sur
passed the recollection of Sonola and Casti
houAS Ou Ile
efforts of 10000 men. Your enthusiasm did a
not rest there; the numerous artillery of the
enemy occupied formidable positions forever
3 leagues, which you carried. Your country
thanks you for your courage, and perseye-
rance.
The Sandman army fought with the same
Ealor against superior forces, and worthy is
that army to march beside you-Blood has !
not been shed in vain, but for the glory of
France, and the happiness of the people.
THE AUSTRIAN OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF THE
BATTLE.
VIENNA, June 25. A
Day before yesterday, our right wing oc- Z
'upied Pozzolenga, Salferino, and Carianna,
md the left wing pressed forward as far as L
iudizzalo, and Cascioffiendo, but were dri-
rem back by the enemy. A collision took &c
place between the two entire armies at 10, v
!. m, yesterday. II
Oar left under Gen. Wimpcu, advanced as
ar as Chieze. In the afternoon there was a =
assault on the heroically de-
ended town Of Sanferino. Our right wing
Al y