Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-16

ours is less: We have taken thirty cannon.
more than 7,ooO prisoners and three aags
The Sandman army inflicted great loss O.,
the enemy attar having contende1 with great
fury against superior brces.ss TN following
is the order fthe day published BY the Elm
peror Napoleon after the batile Il SA:fsrino
Carrina, Junea25.a u n E
SoLnlERs- he enemy, who believed
themselves able to r, pulse W from the Chi.
exc. have recroSse'l the M,ncio. You have
wor'hiIy defended the honor of France
Sa'erin" SURPRISES the recollection Of Iona
to and Castiglione. In twelve hours YOU
have repul>ed 'he Efforts Of one hundred and
fifty thousand men. Your enthusiasm AID
not -eSt there. The numerous artillery 81
the enemy occupied formidable positions for
over thre. leagues. which you carried. Ynnr
Country thanks you for your CO. rage and
perseverance,. aud laments the fallen We
have tak;n three flags, thirty cannon and
six thousand prisoners. The Sandman ar
my t'ught with the same valur against su-
l'eri.'r forces, and worthy is that army ia
march beside you. Bl.oi has not been shed
in vain f'r the glory Of France aud the b %.
piness Of the people," 'S Tae'
The following is tho Austrian Off ::al as-
count of the Lat,ls:. F..r s.:f >. +; fn..
VERONA, June 25.-The day bsere yes
terd y our right wing occupied PAzz,lengo,
S"lferin", and Carrina, and the LEFT wing
pressed forward NJ Ear ~ Guilizzale and Co,
Ciottisdo, but were driven back by the enc
my: A collision took place between the two
entire armies ., ~ A. 81. yesterday. Oar
left. under Gen Wimpen, advanc d ~ far ~
the Chicse. In tho afternoon there was .
concentrated assault upon the heroicaliy de-
tended town ii Sa,ierino. Our right &C.
pulsed the Piedmontese but, on the other
hand. tho Orier of our centre could not b.
restored, and our losses arc extraordinarily
heavy. The development Of powerful mass
O. of The enemy against our loft wing. and
tho advance If his msin body against Vulta.
csused our 70 rcst. which, began la.e in tho
evening. 81 rr5..F. ar g.aa -. '>s5f. ~ 4 r
VIENNA, June 25.-The Austrian corres-
pondence contains the following: ,
The day before yesterday the Austrian
army crossed the Mincio It four points, and
Yesterday came upon tho superior toroe of
the enemy ON the Ch;sse. After an obsti-
nate contest If xelve hours our army with
drew across the M;neio. Cur headquarters
are now ct villa Franco.
The London Times says the Austr;ans
have most c.ndidly admitted their defeat,
and that history scarcely recer . . bulletin
in which such disaster ii more explicitly
av"wed.
The Moni:sur say. that tho battle will
take the name If the Battle Of Saleriuo.
Official Austrian correspondent Ut the
9th Ut June contains the following: 81
The Emperor Of Austria will s4'on return
to Vienna on account Ut important business
The mmand in chief Of he army which u
preparing for battle. is given to Gen. Hess.
fr nee ..apoIe"n arrived at Pal ma on tho
251h, and was received with enthusiasm.
1000 men were emba, king IN Algiers for
the Adriatic, and ut Paris news was expect
ed Of the occupation II Venice BY tho French
y dispatch tr:m Berne says that 3O,O
Piednonte>e with 20 volunteers had or.
lived At Trans and advanced towards Bvr.
MO at the fvt't Of tie Stella Pass 49,
Patri"tic demonstrations by the working
Glasses in Pa is were universal. Sure rein
torcements for the French army were con.
stant'y quitting Fra ocs for Italy.
A dispatch, from Vienna says the attack Of
the French on Venice and Zayliamento
about forty-five miles northeast Of Venice,
was expe ted to take place on tie 28Lh .:
June .-
The Austrians have sunk five small YES
sells. a large frixate and three steamers in the
r'r' OF Maamacc" to prevent the passage Of
the French squadron. III n ~ -5& 5-r6sI!
Prince Eugene "f Savoy had issued de-.
cree ex;enl'ns tie forced currency Of the
National Eank.,, rf,--s, :. 4e.,-r, ,.s-.l- t.1
LArEsr-paris, Tue~day.-Generals An
ger, F"rey. Diem. ami Ladmirault, were
wounded slightly at 'Salferino. '9 Oh sfsi i
There will DO a ~Ts1De,n next Sunday in
all the churches Of France in celebration OF
the victory. The Empress and all the great
ladies' "f tate attend ut Notre Dame.
Turin, Tue*day.-An "fticial bulletin to-
day co..tains some details Of t battle OF tho
2t'h. The Piedmontese who were princ,-
pally engaged at San Martina, performed
pr'di les Of val"r, took formidable positions,
"Ns ~''uo NV uoAO SHCu Wv usS W q Io0CIUI
tempest. lit II 7l} ,ga". u 81 l@t4G2
Il The Piedmontese drove the Austrians from
San MARITIME rc.akins three Of their canaons.
- iouS loss is admitted. .i,g qH.> .v.g1g
The Sarlinian ambassador at Paris is r.
ported to have c 'mplained t" the Eng: sh
government against the Secretary Of the
British Embassy at Paris for anti. Sandman
ma iifestationS t@t-5tls' tii .isII3i .ii4'f
q The Times city article says. in the at.
sence 81 detailed accounts IL the battle Of
:*lle'ino. to enable the public to Judge Of its
probable effect in predisp'~ing Austria t.
terms Of submission, the funds exhibited
on Tuesday in the Stock Ex-
change. 2 to 2k per cent. was paid for
short loans on government sscuri ies, and Ut
the bank there was = little increase in the
dsmard. Hs2ua sH,7lsn SIT Us .suH
faAxcE-1'hs news Of the victory on the
25tls impaired much buoyancy to tho Paris
Bourse. and the rentes advanced nearly u
n L. - ~