St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14
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n Europe, between the Allies ana the
Austrians-the former successful, as |
,sual. The whole Of the Austrian ar
ny formed line of battle five leagues
n length, and their force is said to
nave amounted to $50, 900 strong. The
lumber of the Allies is not stated.
The battle was at Salierino, and CON
tinued from 4 o'clock, A. M, till 8
o'clock p. NJ. There has been no cir
account published at Pa
ris.
The Austrian troops crossed the
Mincio for the purpose of attacking
the French with their whole force, but
were obliged to abandon their posi-
tons and withdraw TO the left bank OF
the river after blowing up the bridges
at Geito.
A despatch dated 25th June, from
the Emperor to the Empress Eugene,
says that the enemy withdrew last
night, and that he slept in the room
occupied in the morning by the En-
pcror Of Austria.
The Emperor also says, eve took
80 cannon and 1000 prispncrs.'
\ private despatch SAYS that the
Austlans had $4,000 placed hors dn
combat, and lost l6 flags and IS can
u.,as.-a,sn that the French army has
suffered so severely as to be unable tc
resume the offensive Vague rumnrs
put the French loss in killed and
wounded, at 10000.
The Emperor Napoleon was con
stantlv in the hottest part of the bat
tie and Gen. Laney who accompanied
him, had his horse killed under him.
The Austrians are preparing fol
another great battle, under Gen. Hess
who has already displaced Gen. Schick
rs commander-in-chicf.
The Emperor of Austria is to re-
turn to Vienna on important business
Large reinforccments are contin
ually leaving France. The attack OF
Venice was expected to commence OF
the 2Sth.
$4,000 troops from the Austrian re
serves were on their way to Italy
They are called the flower of the Aus
trian army, every man having servcc
upwards of eight years.
1t is reported that an English flee
of rs sal was arriving off Nonice..
The Gazette de France says prepare
tions are making to raise within tw'
months an army of 450, 900 men.
Great naval preparations were &c
ing on at Cherbourg.
The following is the order of tn
day, published 10y the Emperor Napo
leon after the battle of Salferino:
CARRIRA, June 25.
SOLDIERS THE enemy who believ
themselves able to repulse us from thu
Chiese, have rc-crossed the Mincic
You have worthily defended the homo
of France. Salferino surpasses tn
recollection of Donats CaStiglione. II
IL hours You have repulsed the effort
of one hundred and fifty thousand mel
Your enthusiasm did not rest there
the numerous artillery of the enem
occupied formidable positions for owe
three leagues, which you carried
Your country thanks you for your couI
age and perseverance, and laments tc
the fallen. We have taken 3 flags
80 cannons and 5000 prisoners.
The Sandman army fought with til
same valor against superior force
: and worthy is that army to march b.
side You. Blood has not been shed
vain for the glory of France and Il
happiness of the people.
r The London Times says the Aust,
ans have most candidly admitted the
defeat, aud that history scarcely !
!, cords bulletin on which such di
astcr is more explicitly avowed.
The Vienna correspondent Of Il
London Times asserts that for III
last ten years matters have been {
terribly mismanagcd in Austria tn;
it will be almost miraculous if II
Empire escapes dissolution.
The Empress Eugene has receive
an autograph letter from Queen Wet
> ria in which the sovereign Of Gre
Britain gives expression to the sy
pathetic feelings she entertains
wards her Majesty, as a Rege
charged by the Emperor with biz
:. and responsible functions, and as
wife whose husband is running t
risk of battle.
, 1t is reported that more than
II Austrian vessels have been captur
by the French war vessels two-thir
, of them loaded with coal, corn, WOO
ri SC, &c All the ports on the Adr
.. tic are blockaded by the French W
y sells every day.
: The Times states that Russia
, making vast warlike preparations
y all naval depots. The Neva divisi
:, is reported to number S8 first ella
O. ships, and the Baltic feet 35 sail
y the line, of which IA screw are
~ Cronstadt. fs i
. The Times accounts for the rece
shipments of gold from st. Pete
burgh to London as payment
e machinery made in America and ell
K where. Large Russian orders a
a lying still unexecuted in England.
10 Commercial letters from Vienna I
10 scribe the financial condition of A
10 tria as one Of complete bankruptcy
r A letter from St. Petersburg So
a if Prussia allows herself to be goad
ne into menacing steps on the Gallac
10 frontier, and send detachments Of
Ie fleet to the Prussian Baltic Ports.
MAINE.-Thc Democratic State Z
vention of Maine met at Bangor
We the goth ult., for the nomination