Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-09

pulsed the Piedmontese, but on the other hand
the order of our centre could not be restored
and our losses are extraordinarily heavy. The
development of powerful masses Of the enemy
against our left wing and the advance of his
main body against Valta, caused our retreat
which began late in the evening.
a dispatch from Berne says that 80. 600 Pied
ml1ontese, with TOO volunteers had arrived ut
Ilerns and advanced towards Bormn, ut the foot
of Slave Pass
Patriotic demonstrations by the working
ctassesl in Paris were universal
Some reinforcements for the French army
We're constantly quitting France for italy,
A dispatch from Vienna says that the attack
OF the French ON Venice and TagIiamcnto,
about 30 miles Northeast of Venice, was cx-
pected to take place OH the 2Sth OF June
The Austrians have sunk five small vessels, n
large trigate aud three steamers in the port
OF Matiamocco, to prevent the passage of the
French squadron.
LATEsr.-PAR1s, Tuesday-Generals Anger,
Feroa, Diem and Ladmiraul were wounded
slightly at Salferino.
There will be Tedeum next Sunday in all
the churches of France, in celebration of the
victory. The Empress and all the great bodies
of State attend NOtre Dame.
GREAT BnIrAIN.-The political news is I'M.
important
1t is stated that in consequence of but few
endorsements having been sent TO India for
several months, the authorities had determined
on sending nearly 5000 cavalry and infantry
troops.
The Prince of Wales bad returned to Eng
land.
A deputy from Canada had waited upon
Queen Victoria to'invite her to DC present at the
opening OF the great Victoria Bridge next year.
The elections for members of Parliament 10
bill seats vacated by those who have accepted
office in the new ministry, were generally re-
sulting in the return of the government candi-
dates
The Daily Ne,os' city article saws that the
funds were weaker on Tuesday owing to the re-
riewed fall in the French rents, which are prcju-
diced by rumors in relation to the cost of the
late victory, as we'll as blythe creation of stock
arising from new loans
The Times city article says, the absence
OF detailed accounts of the battle OF Sulferino
will not enable hepublc:to judge of it's prob.
able effect in predsposng Austria to terms of
submission.
The submarine Telegraph Co. have success
fully laid a new cable containing six conducting
wires, between Folkstone and l5ongonc. 1t is
the largest aud strongest cable ever made, its
weight being ten tons per mile.
The London AdrertiScr asserts that Louis
Napoleon has made up his mind, at the first
favorable opportunity to makesa descent on the
shores Of Ireland
LArEsT.-LoNDoS, Wednesduy-Th Earls Of
Derby and Narrowly were yesterday invested
with the order oil the garter.
FRANcE.-lhe news Of victory on the 25th
impaired much buoyancy toRthe Paris. Boursr,
and the rentes advanced nearly one per cent
on the 9th.
AusrN1A-The Vienna correspondent of the
London Times asserts that fo1 the last ten years
matters hive been so terribly misu.anaged in
Austria that it will be almost miraculous if the
Empire escapes dissolution
NAPLES, June 26th.-By decree just issued
1877 refugees are permitted to return, and all
other Italians holding permission by promising
obedience to the laws.