Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-12
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Arrivals OF the City Of Baltimore a.I
Adelaide.
new York, July 1.-THE steamers CITY
OF baltimore and Adelaide, have arrived
Ihe Adelaide comes from LIVERPOOL via St
Johns and New York, to which point she
brought the first intelligence of the battle
of Solferino.
HE City Of Baltimore left Liverpool on
the 70, but brings Liverpool dates to the
SOth: Ihe following is received by tele.
graph to Queenstown: Count Pountsils
the Pyussisn Ambassador, had arrived n
the head quarters of the Austrian army.
kAback has been fixed upon - the saat
OF government Of Lombardy.
The Austrian head quarters have bean
moved from Villa, France, to verona.
France 10 preparing to move an army on
the Rhine.
Gen. Guaylia, the ex x.commsnder il. .chiat
Of the Austrisns, had taken command ~
Colonel Of regiment bearing bis name.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times, says in regard to the battle Of Sol.
ferino, that Gen. Neil, with So, 900 men. and
two divisions of cavalry. in ell. about
oo,oO0 men, was engaged till 4 o'clock, p.
M, when he succeeded in forcing the Aus
trian center. after IL hours hard fighting.
The Anstrisns had brought up reserves
OF eighty thousand men, and the allies their
reserve of $4,000 men.
1t was most critical movem ent, and
IN three hours more, the general fighting
ended, to the advantage Of the allies.
The Zouaves are said to have been much
cut up, and the first chasseurs of Alaiers.
were terribly treated Four Generals were
wounded and killed Orders had been re-.
ceived at Milan to prepare $4,000 beds for
the wounded.
PARIS, June 29.-The Mon;teuy contains
no details of the battle of Solferino. but
these are reports of different attacks of va
rious corps de armie.
The Mouiteur does not state the number
of killed or wounded on either side.
Turin, June 2S-The Piedmontese Ga.
zeAe. publishes official details of the battle.
written the came evening. According to
positive information, 25, 900 Austrians, who
occupied formidable position from which
they were dislodged by the Sardinians under
the orders Of King Victor Emanuel.
The Sardinian loss is said to be about
10000 killed, and the same number
wounded
The London Times Paris correspondent.
reports project has been opened for the
naturalization of 100 battalions of National
Guards for garrison duty.
LIVERPOOL, June SO.-Breadstuffs steady.
provisions quiet.
LONDON. June 3Oth.-Consols 90 6-sas2
"a. The details received of the
recent massacre at Perugis, BY the
Swiss troops, state that neither sex or age
were spared.
Among the murdered by the soldiers, Of.
ter the fighting had ceased, were three
married couple, five elderly females, three
unmarried females. a girl four years old, DC.
An infant was also torn from its mothers
breast and thrown into the Tiber.
Rio JanerO advices to June 7th, had
reached Lisbon
News from Buenos Ayres had been re-
ceived. stating that 20, 900 men had invaded
the Argentine Confederation.
Paraguay had promised to assist General
Urquzza with four steamers
The Brazils are to remain neutral. but are
increasing their naval force in the river La
Plata.
-Four steamers had been purchased by
Buenos Ayres
No political news from Brazil.