The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-15
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NEW YORK, july 6.--lhG steamer Aue-
laide has arrived at st. Johns with dates
of Saturday 25th. ~
Cotton quiet. Breadstuffs steady. Pro
visions dull Seles unimportant. Con-
soils 92l a. 921.
Napoleon telegraphed the Empress Fri
day evening that q terrible battle had
been fought, and great victory achieved.
The whole Austrian army were formed in
a line of battle extending FIVE leagues
The battle lasted from four o'clock in the
morning till 8 in the evening. The French
took many flags, cannons and prisoners.
A Vienna dispatch says the battle is
progressing. No details.
Previous accounts from the seat of war
said that the Austrian force on the Minco
was 100000 strong, and that the entire
French force had passed Monti Bhiaro.
The Piedmontese hadadvanced towards
Peschiera
Napoleon had demended permission TO
march 10000 troops through Hanover to
the Rhine.
1t was believed that the basis of the
proposed mediation by Prussia would
not be acceptable to France, and Prussia
would thereby become involved in the
war.
threatened to assist in suppressing the
Hungarian revolutionary movements.
New YoRK, July 7.-Foreign per steam
er Vigo. Garibaldi is accomplishing re-
markable feats, surprising the Austrians
and marching thirty miles n day. He is
setting the country through which he
passes in favor of independence.
The Vienna correspondent of the Times
says the pickets of each army are in sight
of each other. Scarcely day passes with
out q slight slxirnish.
Napoleon's despatch says: 1--WE have
taken all the enemy's positions, and cap
tured many cannon" etc, etc.
Heavy cannonading was heard at Ver-
ona. The recent tumult at Venice was
occassioned by rumors that the French
had landed at Padue, and Venice would
be surrounded in three days. hepeople
began to mount their coclSades with
Italian colors, and insulted the military
who attacked the mob with the but of
the muskets.
The Sandman bulletin of the Perugia
affair, says the Swiss troops attacked the
town on the Goth, trampling down and
killing women and inofiensive persons.
The town was placed in state of siege.
Malta advices state that eight steam
vessels destined for the Adriatic are
ready to depart.
The Preusche Zietung officially says
the Franco-Sardinian army is moving
near the frontiers of Germany. The
Prussian Government regards the security
of Germany as entrusted to her care.
England and Prussia are arming on
the largest scale. 1t was announced in
Paris ON Friday that corps ID Arnee
of 10000 men, mainly from the African
regiments, was expected shortly in the
Adriatic.
A Milan dispatch confirms the advance
of the French troops towards Valettine.
The Arch Duke and Governor of Tyrol
arrived at Nanders to superintend the
enrolment of 2i,UGO men in Tyrol and
Voraves.
An attempt was made at Rome to. pro-
claim the Dictatorship of Victor En-
manuel, but Governor Guyan interferred
to prevent it.
TURKEY.-Constantin advices say,
it is said that the Pacha has been sum
moned to send his contingent forces to
Roumlia, but he replied that the indeciive
policy Of the Porte compromises Egypt,
and he will put his army on war foot
ing.
1t was Prussia, and not Napoleon, that
asked permission to march 10000 troops
over Hanover to the Rhine, between the
first and fifth of July.
Napoleon's dispatch was dated at Car
riana, and not Gambia.