The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-18


The brigade of Savoy valiantly maintained
its reputation as the best in Victor Emmauuels
service, aud paid heavily with its blood for the
glory II gained. The brigade of Pinerolo is
also said TO have been cruelty punished as
well that of the Grenadiers. In this last
were enrolled great many Italian yolun-
teers. One of these young men--h himself
slightly hurt-yesterday said that of his COM
pany only seven men remained nnwounded
and to-day hear that of one whole battalion,
only seventeen came out unscathed. 1t is re-
ported that the King of Sardinia received a
trifing hurt.
INCIDENTS OF THE WAR.
Foss Garetf. of Berlin quotes a letter from
Vienna of the 25th ult, which says: Ii is now
known to be positive fact that not only part
Of the Italian regiment Sigiamund went over
to the enemy on the 9th, else grounded
arms, refusing to fire on their countrymen, but
that the Italian regiments Wernhard and Ale
man have also shown that discipline cannot
always neutralize national feeling. A num-
Der of desert ters from these regiments have been
daily brought IN here, and it is certain that
many Of them, sub-offlcers included, have
been shot. The passage ef the troops coming
from the scene OF war presented n curious
spectacle; first came party OF men i'll chairs !;
then detachment without arms, under a
strong escort; and lastly, the troops that re-
manned faithful. Many attempts at desertion
had taken place during their march from
Italy.
In mentioning that General paraguay dill
iiers had his arm shot of At Leipsic, we ought,
in fairness, TO have added that Feldzeuglneis-
TIRE Schiick, who is opposed to him, lost his
right eye in the same fight. The ''odds" are
equal.
The Lombdrdia Of Milan announces that on
the 9th ult, Alessandro Mansoni, the celebra-
ted poet and novelist waited upon the Gov
ernor OF Milan to request him to present his
homage to the King.
The clergy of Magenta celebrated, on the
2ith ult., solemn service for the repose OF the
soldiers killed in the battle Of that name Over
the porch of the church was aft Ied the follow
ing inscription, i'll Italian and French: "A
solemn mass for the brave soldiers of the al
lied army, who We're killed at the battle of
Magenta for Italian independence"
An Odessa letter Of the 21st ult. says The
declaration of war between France and Aus
trla has surprised in this port about fifty Aus
trian vessels. which. of course, dare not VEN
ture into the Mediterranean. for fear of meet
ing with French cruisers. These vessels have,
therefore, been laid up to await the close of
the war, and the Aus strian Consul General has
sent the crews home NY the Danube.
An Austrian officer, when dying having
given to one of the persons in the suite OF the
Emperor on the field of battle, very hand
some watch and some rings, the Emperor gave
orders that those valuable objects should be
taken to the Austrian advanced posts on the
first opportunity.
PAY OF sARDISIAN SOLDIERS.
A New ork correspondent, dating on June
TO- writes When in Turin in 1886 as a matter
pi IiCSltN L COlItu iTOl1 SOME government
statistics the pay of the Sandman array
Thinking it may be of some interest at the
present time send it: Major General. per
annum, 200 francs; Colonel in command,
5000 francs; Captain of Infantry, 100 francs;
First Lieutenant, ,450 fr Il soldier pc rannum,
III francs. Navy: Captain in command of Il
frgnte, 1900 francs; Lieutenant, 1920 francs ::
Sous Lieutenant, AGO fr. Sardinian standing
army Officers, Ans; do. soldiers, 5o,G3a and
an equal number congo. The cost of the
army was estimat ted at say 81 le3.265 francs
These figures, compared with the number of
our soldiers and their cost, are very curious.
The Lates, Dispatches.
VERONA, Junece, lS59.-The Austrians have
abandoned the line of the Mincio and fallen
back on Verona, after having burnt the bridges
at Monzambano Falleggio and Goilo
The total loss of the second Austrian) army
at Solferino was $50 officers and 5000 privates
killed and wounded. About 1000 were miss
ing, most OF whom have already returned.
The Austrians lost five guns.
VOLTA, June 80, 1S59.--The Emperor left
this morning 10 establish his headq uarters at
Nalleggie. The sanitary condition Of the ar
my is excellent. Prince Napoleon was expect
ed at Valleggio to-day.
VIENNA, July ], ls59.-The Emperor will
probably stay i'll Italy. The Minister for For
eign Affairs has just left for Vienna.
VIENNA, July 3-3 p. M.-The Piedmontese
have surrounded Peschieru.
A French diyision has been sent to the south
to join the corps of Prince Napoleon.
MILAN, (via Turin July l, Is59-The legion
of General Garibaldi and the division OF Cen
eral Cialdini, are manpuSring TO close up the
whole valley OF the Adige, in order thus TO
render themselves masters of the Lago di Gar
da, and TO isolate Verona from the Tyrol.
BERSE July > iS59.-The body of Chasseurs
des Alpes, 5000 strong, has arrived At Tirano
under the command, it is said, OF Gen. Carl
baldi himself
TRIESTE, July 3, 1894 steamer arrived
here o-day from Constantinople, passed the
day before yesterday at Curzola, on the Dali
matian coast, French squadron composed of
six ships OF the line, five frigates and many
gun-b boats.
TRIESTE July g. 1S59.-An English steamer,
coming from Liverpool. announces that on the
26th uIt., disturbances took place in Messina
Four Sardinlan war steamers We're at Messi-
na, OF which three had left for the Adriatic
Sea.
or Ancona We're four English ships Of the
line, with three steamers.
Yesterday Count Pechberg, the Austrian
Premier passed Nabresina
BERLIN, July 3, 1S59.-According to reliable
Field Marshal Prince Wndisch-
gratZ is expected here this evening on spe-
c1n1 mission, coming from Vienna via Dres-
den
MUNICH, July 3, 1S50-On account of want
Of money for war purposes an extraordinary
Diet had been conyoked for the 14th OF j uly in
slant.
MARsEILLBs, July 2-Advices have been re-
ceived from Naples to the 2sth ult. NJ Bre-
nier, the French Envoy, has been appointed
Irand Gordon of the order of St. Janarius-
Prince 1schitella and Prince Comitini have
been sent to Lombardy on mission recipro-
cal 10 that di patched to Naples by Fgante and
SARDINIA In the persons OF M. Brenier and
Count Salmour
Letters from Rome to the 2Sth assert that
an inquiry into the disturbances of Perugia
mas been ordered. An official contradiction
has been published OF the reported liberation
Of criminals OF Rome. A circular publication
on the temporal power of the Pope and an ad-
dress by his Holiness to the Cardinals in the
legations have been issued, both expressing
confidence in the Emperor of the French.
PARIS, July 2-l222 p. M-The Bourse opens
inanimate. Rentes 63f
2.23 L. M.-Rentes have risen, being now 63f
i5c
3.33 p. M.-Rentes close, 63f 35c. for both
money and account, being one quarter higher
than yesterday.
COMMERCIAL.
London Money Market.-Saturday Eresing,
Ja!y 2.-The English funds opened this morn
ing At decline of an eighth and remained
without alteration 10 the official close. At a
later hour several speculative purchases were
Effected, and an advance took place although
no news was made public. There We're bar
gains in consols at Sr21 a %. To-day heing Sat
lrday, there has been an active demand for
money, Notwithstanding the preparations for
he 18th of the month. The closing quotations
IF French three per cents on the Paris Bourse
his evening was 63fr. 35c, showing increased
lrmness There were no bullion operations
1t the Bourse to-day.
Licerpool, JUly2, le50.-The cotton market is
luet. but steady; sales to-day 5000 bales
}readstuffs dull Provisions dull.
DESTRUCTION OF AN AUSTRIAN STEAMBOAT
MD TWO HUNDRED MEN.--The following is
m extract from the letter of the Daily News
orres pondeEl, dated June 81
ssThe day before yesterday one OF the Aus
rian steamboats, which ran on the Lake of
iarda had started from the opposite bank
With the object Of accommodating Garibnldis
orces 1t Sale. As after the action OF Virle 1t
v:ls thought prudent to strengthen the Cac-
atori delle Alpi Fictifnontese battery was