The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-14

gagged at San Martina, and performed prod.
igics Of vslor aud took formidable positions,
but could not bold them, owing to a fearful
tempest.
The Piedmoutese drove the Aus,rians
from San Martino, rctaking three OF their
cannons. Serious loss Is admitted.
The Sandman Ambassador at Paris Is
reported to have complained TO the English
Government against the Secretary Of the
English Embassy at Paris for anti Sardi.
nian manifestations.
Pans, Wednesday, June ?9. The Paris
Sieeie and Journal dss Dsbats ridicule the
idea Of German mediation on the basis which
rumor has placed 10 circulation,
rnw AUSTRIAN ACCOUNT.
The following is the Austrian official ac.
count Of the battle:
VERONA, June ?5.--The day before yesterday
our right wing occupied l'oikolenga. solierina
and Carrisna, and Che len wing pressed for
ward ~ far ~ 0uidikfiio and Cas- Ciof,tedo.
but were driven back by the enemy. A COLI,
sion took place between the two entire armies
at 10 A. N. yesterday. Our loft, under Con.
wimpen, advanced as far ~ Chess. In the
afternoon there was concentrated assault on
the heroicaliy defended town Of solferino.
Our right repulscd the Pisdmontsse, but on tho
other hand tho order Of our centre could not
DO restored, aud our losses are extraordinarily
heavy. Tho development OF powerful masses
OF tho enemy against our left wing, and the
advance Of his main body against Volta caused
our retreat, which began late In the evening.
vienna, June 25.---Austrian correspond.
ence contains tho following The day be.
lore yesterday the Austrian army crossed
the Mincio at four points, aud yesterday
came upon the superior force Of the enemy
on the CHEESE. After an obstinate combat
Of twelve hours our army withdrew across
the Mincio. Our head quarters are now at
Villa Franco.
The London Tunes says the Ausirians
have most candidly admitted their defeat
and that history scarcely records bulletin
in which such disaster is more explicitly
avowed
Official Austrian correspondence Of the
9th OF june contains the following The
Emperor of Austria will soon return 10 VI
emma, on account Of important business. The
commander. in-chiei oi the army which is
preparing for battle Ia given to Gen, Hess.
10000 troops from the Austrian reserves
were on their way 10 Italy. They are called
the flower OF the A ustrian army every mar
having served upwards Of eight years.
Prussia made q proposal TO the Fedora
Uiet to place an army Of observation on The
Rhine. under the superior orders Of Bavaria
The proposal was referred 10 the military
committee.
II was reported that the Emperor of Aus
tria would soon have M interview with IN,
Prince Regent Of Russia.
FRENCH ATTACK on VENICE.
A powerful French feet 10 10 the Adriatic
aud strong army, from Agiers and Francs
In about 10 attack Venice. and other point
on tho coast. Venice Ia about ~ mile
west OF the present seat Of war, and II th,
French obtain ioothold there, they will h
able to attack the Austrians both IN from
and in the rear. The dispatches say
Prince Napoleon arrived at Parma on tn
25th, and was received with enthusiasm.
10000 men were embarking In Algicr
for the Adriatic, and at Paris news was cx
pected Of the occupation Of Venice by III
French.
A dispatch from Vienna says the attacl
OF the French on Vencc and Xagliamcnt,
about iorty.fivc miles northeast Of Venic
was expected 10 take place on the 2Sth O
june.
The Aus,rians have sunk five small yes
sells, n large frigate and three steamers Il
the port Of MAamacco, TO prevent the pas
sage 81 the French sqadron.
The attack on Venice was expected I
mencc IN the 18th.
EsGLisH sEws.
II Is stated that in consequence OF bat f.,
; reinforcements having been sent TO India 70
several months, the authorities had dctern
ined on sending nearly 5000 InlaD,r
troops.
The Prince Of Wales bad returned 10 Ems
land
The Atlantic Telegraph Co had issue
their prospectus inviting subscriptions TO III
new capital ol 100000 on the terms a
ready made public. The directors psdg
, themselves no, 10 enter into contract will
: out seeking the advice u the highest scient
J ic and practical authorities IN England an
America. The first operations are 10 eDJe'
yor 10 raise the cd cable.
4. A deputy from Canada has waited upo
, the Queen To invite her 10 b. present at n
opening Of the great victoria bridge DC,
year.
The election Tor members Of Parliament
Gil the seats vacated by those who have a
7 ccp,cd Office in the new ministry. were geI
orally resulting 10 the return Of the Cover
, nent candidates. Mr.. Gladstone, howcye
vas being close pressed for the Oxford Tn
? yersity, by the Marquis u Chandos.
The submarine telegraph company has
: successfully laid new cable containing 81
conducting wires between FolkstoDe m
: Bologne. II Is the largest and strongest c,
: bic ever made. It's weight being ten TOT
PER mile.
I The London AiUrfistr asserts that Lou
Napoleon has made up his mind at the hr
. favorable opportunity TO make descent q
. the sh0rfe u Ireland
7 LArgsr IOsDoS, Wednesday, June 2
The Earls 81 Derby aDd Harrowby wei
. yesterday invested with the Order 81 Il