The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-28
Notes Upon the War.
FROM various Cort..poud.nis.

allowed to take part in the failure on the
MIncio, the Italian regiments having been
already removed out Of temptation, and sent
to the Tyrol. The Times compares this
great fight to the battle OF Lipsic, the OBJ.
jet beng TO imply that all Germany norc,
"a then, is in arms against France Ger
many is but poorly represented in this
wretched cause, and Croats, Moravians,
Galicians, &C., &c, ave not Teutonic
I,eipsic was the peoples battle; = Ms is Il
fight for ooneoriat and careero d,tro.
The battle Of the Mincio has annibila,ed
the Austrian army. No one here believes
that Il stand in the open field can be again
made in Italy. Report states the capture
OF 80 guns, 10 900 prisoners, quite us many
bayonetted, and an equal number drowned
in the food, their corpses being floatod down
to belcaguer the bitches and lake round
Mantua, as prelude to the storming ad-
vance Of the French. The railroad between
that city and Verona has been broken up
by this time, aud, in point of fact, the great
quadrangle, or quadrila,cral ground, is now
forced and won
The new Field Marshal Mel, il il thought
from the part he must have played in the
decisive action Of Saturday, will be made
Duke Of Mincio. II that classic stream Is
TO confer title which OF the lakes Como
Maggiorc, or Garda--is to be- the Dukedom
of Garibaldi? The placard fixed yesterday
on all the walls Of Paris, recording in large
type the telegram of the Emperor, is signed
by the Home Minister, Alright Duke Of
Padua. II is enough for Victor Emmanuel
AMI Napoleon H. to be soon simply 1.-TWO
gentlemen Of Verona, aud the curtain may
TALL amid general applause.
The Milan Gdscfte, Of the 2lst announces
that about 10000 Austrans are conccntra-
ted in the lortresses of Man,ua and Verona
" II is not possible for any one" it adds, to
leave either place without a special author
ization of the commander and no one enters
A forced levy OF all men, aged from Is to
IS, capable OF bearing arms, has been or
dcrcd
Gen. Urban has been appointed comman.
der of the fortress Of Verona. The story of
his having had nine peasants shot in the
province OF Vogh,ra is true, says the Vienna
correspondent Of the Times, aud the cause
of his severity has to-day been made known
10 me. Two Austrian regiments were
marching at some distance from each other
and the persons who suffered death misled
the commanders OF both OF them by inform.
ing them, first the one. and then the other.
that the troops seen in the distance belonged
to the enemy. The false intelligence com
plctely upset the plans ol the Austrian Gen
Il LII
instead OF marching to II certain spot at
which they were 10 have met tell the
story as it was told to me-. and can give no
guarantee for It's correctness During the
war IN Hungary, IN 1919, Baron Urban OBJ
tanned great reputation for severity.
a Turn letter states that the Dominican
monks in Pcrugia clauJcstinely opened one
OF the gates of the town to the rope's SWISS
Guards Ii this be- So, the iriars rendered
his Holiness very bad service. There is
an expectation that two or three thousand
volunteers as. mblcd ut Ar,zzo, will march
TO the relief Of rerugia.
\ Vienna letter OF the 2l>t, in the Nisa.
han N,forB states that the Italian regi.
ment Archdukc Sigismuud. mos, OF which
disappeared in the battle OF Magenta. had
arrived IN that city. To the number of POE
only, aud without arus. They arr 10 re-
main at ' Jenna Tor the present
\ letter from Nee say, Russia has
Just sent ,riga,rs 10 Nillaranca To remove
from thence every article IN the WAY OF naval
stores provisions, and even sailors, which
had been lcit there. The officers are ,gno-
rant. and the chiefs sllen, rs To the cause
which can have led 10 this sudden determi.
nation
The names and ranks OF enc hunirrd
and loriy jewish officers now serving 10 the
French army 10 Italy have been pa li-htd
This il au extraordinary number. and sc,
the catalogue i incomplete and the supple.
mcutary Inst is promised
The operation al crossing the Mncio has
bcn proyidcd ior by thu pioneer genera OF
the Allies, who Is of course. Fir.i. Marshal
Admin Garibal,l. Tie has collected all
over l.ago d GariI such quantity OF Hat,
hoats that hall-dozcn hrldg,s can he now
li'd over the river. These boats continue
To arrive on wagons ard artillery trains. To
The delight OF the pontoOu engineers
Ky telegram from Bcrne, 21th June. We
learn that Carload : frs, Lieutenant, Col
dc Medicl, has penetrated with a strong
t'rcv a. lar As Tonale and thu al Canonl-
"a hcncvlorih the Siclvi1 Pass i, los, 10
Austria, and the road ,rom Tyrul Ia rrrnIr
aud Rcvrr,do 81 IA, uacci a. e. b. NJ longer
available. The only other ruu,e hr rein.
iorcmcu's i tina, of dine by Tr,v.so.
which the Adrlaiic troops mus, shortly cut
ID, and b.ocsadc the Emperor Francs 10
Sph IN h's csn quadrangle
S,or',s are rite, Indicating the hear,lneSs
OF l"rd famcrstou sympathy with the
>aninIans. Among Others, thls sir
Richard Bc,hcll was taking with his
l."riship at Cambridge ilca-c lasi Salur
day n'gh, oi the ,csgram announcing tn
Austrian Jchat IT tavrana. am AFRAID.
said i."rd ralmrrton, our ,iic havr saik.r
I'd very heavy l,, ~, -, All