The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-07-13
SECOND DISrATCu.
LATER FROM THE SEAT q WAR
GREAT BATTLE.
10000 Men Killed
and Wounded
ARSrE1IAN Lt,SS az 600 KILLED
WOUNDED &c PRISONERS.
FRENCH LOSS 1000.
Allies Capture Seventy-Five Can
non and Sixteen Flags.
The AustrIuas Preparing for AM
other Battle.
AUSTRIAN Lt,SS az 600 KILLED
WOUNDED &c PRISONERS.
FRENCH LOSS $4,000.
The AustrIHas Preparing for An
other Battle.

Inc AWstrlhAS preparing IoE An"
other Battle.
A despatch dated June 25th, from the Elm.
peror TO the Empress, says that the enemy
withdrew last night, and that be slept in the
room occupied in the morning by the Emperor
Of Austria.
Gen. Mel has been appointed Marshal of
France.
The Austrian troops crossed the Mincio for
the purpose Of attacking the French with their
whole forcc, but where obliged to abandon their
positions, and withdrew to the left bank of the
river, te:ter blowing up the bridges at Costa.
The Emperor also says: "We took 30 can
nun and 1000 prisoners"
A private dispatch says that the Austrians
had $4,000 men placed hors au combat, and lost
IS flags and rs cannon.
There has been no circumstantial account Of
the battle published at Paris.
Private dispatches intimate that the French
army suffered so severely as to be unable to re-
snine the offensive.
Vague rumors also put the French loss in
killed and wounded at 1900.
The battle was fought at Salferino.
The Austrians are preparing for another great
battle under Gen. Hess, who has already dis
placed Gen. Schlick as Commander n-chief.
Inc fIL1tpSfOT LNdpuloOn iSSuou d VI lIHb Az
dress to the army after the battle.
The Austrian dispatches acknowledge that
they were obliged to retreat after suffering ex-
traordinary heavy losses.
ihe Emperor Napoleon was constantly in the
hottest part Of the ba tile. Gen. Larry, who
accompanied him, had his horse killed under
him.
Gen. Niels corps covered itself with glory.
The Sardinisns fought with great fury against
superior numbers.
The Emperor of Austria is 10 return to vi.
enna on important business.
The Paris correspondent ofthe London Times
SAYS that another battle is expected and is con.
sidered inevitable before tho siege o~pertions can
commence.
Large reintorcsments are constantly leaving
France for the seat of war.
The attack on Venice was expected 10 COM
mence on the 28th uit.
One hundred and ~seventy.tiye thousand
troops from the Austrian reserves were on their
wav to Italy. They are called the flower Of
the Austrian army, every man having served up.
wards of 8 years.
Five French Generals were wounded at the
battle Of Salferino.
1t is rumored that an English feet of25 sail
was arriving off Venice.
The Gazette de France says that prepara-
tons are making to raise within two months an
armyUi $4,000 men.
Great naval preparations are going on at
Cherbourg.
A dispatch received at Paris, from Carriana
on the 29th ult., says that the French troops
passed the Mincio without interruption, the en-
envy having withdrawn therefrom on the 25th.
Prussia had made a proposal to the Fedaral
Diet to place an army Of observation on the
Rhine, under the superior orders OF Bavaria.
The proposal was referred to the Military Com
mittee.
1t was reported that the Emperor Of Austria
would soon have an interview with the Prince
Regent of Prussia.
The following t~elegraphic dispatches, with
what has been sent, contain al that is known in
regard to the great battle on the 24th ult.
"Thet loss of the enemy is very considerable,
but ours is much less. We have taken 80 can
non, more than 1000 prisoners, and three flags.
The Sandman army inflicted great loss on the
enemy, after having commended with great fury
against superior forces"
The following is the order Of the day publish
ed by the Emperor Napoleon after the battle o
Salferino:
"CARarAxA, June 25.-Soldieis: The enc
my, who believed themselves able to repulse us
from the Chiese, have recrossed the MiDcio
You have worthily defended the honor o.
france. Salferino surpassed the recollection o.
Tomato and Castiglione. In twelve hours you
have repuIsed the efforts of 10000 men.
Your enthusiasm did not rest there.-The
numerous artillery of the enemy occupied form.
liable positions for over three leagues, which
you carried. Your country thanks you fol
your courage and perseverance, and lamen:s the
fallen. We have taken three flags, 30 cannon
and 5000 prisoners.
The Sandman army fought with the same
vaior against superior forces, n worthy is thai
army to march beside you. Blood has not beer
shed in vain for the glory of France and the
happiness of the people"
The following is the Austrian official accom-
ofthe battle:
VERONA, June 25.-The day before yester.
day, our right wing occupied Pozzolenza, Sal
ferino and Carriana, and the lett wing pressed
forward as far as Guidizzolo and Cascioffredo
but was driven back by the enemy. A collision
took place between the two entire armies. A
10 O'Clock A. M. our leh, under Gen. Wenipen
advanced as far as the Chiese. In the afternoon
there was a concentrated assault on the heroi.
cally defended town of Rolerino.-Our right
wing repaised the Piedmontese, but on the
other hand, the order of our center could not BIZ
restored. and our losses arc extraordinarily hea.
Wy. The development Of powerful masses Of the
enemy against Dur left wing and the advance Of
his main body against Volta caused our retreat,
which began late IN the evening.
vHysA, june 25tt The Austrian correspo. :
dence contains the following:
"Thed day before yesterday the Austrian army
crossed the Mincio ct Jour points, and yesterday
came upon the superior force of the enemy on
abe Chiese. After an obstinate conflict oftwelve