Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-15

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aa The following is tho order Of tho da,
published by. tho Emperor Napoleon
after the battle Of Solferino: a, - -.
| "CARRfANA, June 25.--Soldicrs-Th'
Iencmy who believed themselves able {,
rcpuIse us from the Chitsc, havc re
crossed the Alincio.d Yon havc worthil,
defended The, honor Of France. .Soltrr
ino surpassed the recollection Of Lolat'
land CastiglioDo,.. In twelve 'honrs1 yol
have rqpulsed tho efforts Of, l5o.Oo'
lmcn.
.pesYour enthusiasm did not rest there
lThoo r1lo5erous artillery of the enemy
Ipcnupieds f,lrnlidabie positions for owe
three leagues. which you carried. You
Icountry thAnksYou for youreourago ant
fperseverande, and. laments the fallen
Ave havesakcn 3 flags, 80 canuon anC
IG, ,000 mss0ncls. Te.l ~ lai a4Hi 2
asSs9 islse lFl' aa' n
worthy is that army TO march beside
you. Blood has not boon split in vain
i0rthc glory of France and tho happi
ness of the pcople."-sb .lhad nNo III
The Following is tho Austrian Official
account of the battle:
eetiYERoNA, juno 25.--Thc day before
yesterday. our right wing occupied Poz
| lzolcng;, Solicrino and Carriana, and
ithelctl wing pressed forward as fer as
Guidizzoio aud Cascioffrcdo, but wcr,
driven back by tho enemy. A'collision
took place between the two entire ar.
mics. At 10 o'clock. A. NJ, our Jeff
wing, under Gen. Wenipen, advanced
as fSir'.ls ,lc Chicse. In The afternoon
there was n concentrated assault on The
boroically defended town of Solferna
Our right wing ircpnlsed the Peiedmon'
tcsc, but on .hc other hand tho order OF
our center could not be restored, and
our losses are extraordinarily heavy
The development OF powerful MASSES oi
the enemy agninst our left wing, and
the advance OF his main body against
Volta, caused our retreat, which began
late in the evening" l4aiate sfl 81
VIENNA, June 25.-Tho Austrian cor.
rcspondcnce contains the followinE;
''rhe day before yesterday, the Aus.
trian army crossed the Mincio at -four
points, Hnd yesterday came upon the
superior fprco of the enemy ON the
Chcise After nm obstinate conflict OF
twelve hours, our army withdrew across
the Mineio. Our headquarters now
are ut Villa France"
The London times says that The Aus
trians have most candidly; Omitted thcn
defeatsnnd tllat history scarcely records
bulletin IN Which such A. Disaster il
moro explicitly avowed.
Thu .MonIciur says that lhc batt Z
will take tho name OF Tho battle VI
Solfcrino.
~ 10 @'flichsl correspondence Of JUNE
27, contains che following:
"Tho. Emperor Of Austria will soon
return 10 Vienna on accountof impor.
tant business. The commandments
OF rrzo army, which il preparing ioi
battle, - given to Gen. Hess"
Prince Napoleon arrived ut Parma ON
the 25lh, and was received with enthu.
siasm. 49,.
IU,000mc woro cmbarKing in Age.
ria for the Adratc.
AT Paris, news was expected OF the
occupation Of Venice by the i french.
A dispatch from Bcrncsays that 1000
Piedmontese. with 100 volunteers. had
arrived Ut Tirano, aud advanced to.
wards Bormio, at tho foot OF the Stelvio
Pass rff
Patriotic demonstrations BY tho work.
ing classcs in Paris were universal
Some rciuiorccments for. the French
army were constantly quitting France
for llalya g f
A despatch from Vienna says that the
attack Of tho French on Ycpico and
fugIiamento, about 4j miles northeast
of Venice, was expected TO take place
on tho 2Sth alt. sst.i tis
Tho Austrians have sunk five small
vessels, n large irigntc and three steam.
els in tho port OF Malamacco, to pre-.
Won't the passage OF the Frcncli squad.
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