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His Recent massesly iseply to the fnrl.
ration from the DOuli4tic .1kM1luull
JltAorKuuiZeF8,

WAsu1SaroS, July Is.
The reply OF Attorney General speed 10 Tho ctr
culs1 OF The Dooisl It, Randall Club, demanding his
enforcement OF the Philadelphia Convention, Is d
document which Tie gentlemen OF that orgaaiZa-
lion Will make no particular eaurt to circulate, the
more especially as 1t contains sound Union doc
trsue, eltgue1tly aud vigorously expressed. It Is
as Iu1owb: . .-.-
WASHINGTON. D. G, July ii, 1866.
Hon. J. H. DoollstIe, Chalfmsn, &C.:
DEAR -1R: / have The honor 10 acknowledge the
Cd copy OF call for N lt1onal Union Convention,
10 b. held At Philadelphia on the tlth day Of
August next. Yoa request, 10 case tas easi aud
ihe prlncpc Gnupcfacd itn 1t meet m} approval
thar reply a: my earliest convenience. fnls Ian
gusge would tccm 10 imply that an answer IL de-
t Il ts ni We "a 10
Of the ea1s, but of each and gu ne p:inepes an
Wh.sa Whea / .pplove @ q .I nany of " the prheipiss
sc forth IN The call md .et do not app7oye q the
n,:tur that do no, recosni7. the very respectable
gentlemen ho have made this call as lhs ackno's-
legged orrans Of Inc great Union pss.y OF s tnta
ec nom sh,ch the country has just now emerged,
re hAve had national Union party that has eEn.h-
. sS so'sn Sc made saseaeh
ssn IL bi:oryP bsGy Pas of ever ns aa xoso Ths'
ard 'tte object known, and az that party, BY. It's
fah. It's DOCTRINES nnd Its ac1ons, has IN the face
Of he population OF half tho new world and the old
world, saved the Government and Republican IN
| stitut1ons OF our common country from lcmosali.
za,iou, and indeed from utter Enln By yinllcattnY
q, all hazard. The pEi@osaas theory Of .he etsroal
| only Gun particle Of ths theory OF state
rights ever bt matt: a!ued or carried out, IL
s or SpaI sy 'as 9 be esc.a t. e mesn anu e.
a. parY can do Il, OF hnally adjusting all the re-
main,pg MINOR and unsettled matiPts Of Eecan.
lie theory nentio"ed. This party u the SIN: to-
day !. was IN The days ot us Trial; the .Hue par
| ty now as when hut few short months ago u
the present congress, aud as acted With It then
| for pa1anoun. reason. MT sense OF duty dcn1nds
thai rs1oain aLd ac1 with !: uoS.
for that Goyesnu ent in it, entirety as
ha. neen n m';sion Of The un,on paIT @ out g. g.
the iibessy Of tddinG that c4n hasdy coqcetSe o.
ppy 4addtr EpccIatIe under the crisis Of Present
aud
| up b5 olsit4on. that Of one brunch of 'he Gov
erment Ct the country takns an Isolated po.i-
and Ilac,n.; i'se1f m no.lile conflict With
ce-ordlnn.r departments. For lhe.e and o,h:r
reasons Il hfch mi. nj he mentioned. cannot 1oia
have eta.ed that some OF The ps1nc,pls. statea n
| The caIt are IN my view unohjectionab!s. Will
tsop csitc'se those which a5s oesetaonao
i, fore lie Amt rican people. a!lude TO the ques-
ieet @ the last amendment NE proposed y coDgres. 10
Thfe is he grave and all:impoFan, question:
plcced ia1lS and tqus1l7 before the people Tne
fai,nre TO take ground upon 90 important and Az
abtoIh,ns question mnsf Be attnnn!ed etthsf =. TO
lief Being sell and hectde0ly IN favor oi
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every quarter. The sherid's detachment
s,ied the doors aud could not eet ID. The
men who surrounded them made some 70,
marks. and Colonel Church eIpostulatec
with them on theiz course. They then drove
on. followed by the farmers, four OF
when were mounted, and continued The
blowing Of horns. They soon met the
other portion Of the posse. The par
ties passed each other. and then alighted
IRON their wagons, making for the four men
on horseback. One Of them made for Col
Church, but the latter managed 10 seize him
by the hroadest part Of the pantaloons Gnd
dfsmounted him quickly. The mRu made
some res1stance, when the Colonel drew re-
vo1ver nd held him until he had iroued him.
Two Others were also secured. The fourth
made bis escape. There were from fi:ty to
one hundred farmers present, who, while feel
ing deeply on the question, oaered no resist
ancr, and made no attempts Il Interference.
H{essrs. Gallup, Quay and Pitcher were the
three PARTIES arrested. The she:M and Col,
Church deemlng- tnrther attempts to serve
the wits useless, returned to this city,
bringing their prisoners with them. They
we're held to bai1 to appear and ahsWer 70.
morrow ssVefs4
, 1866-07-16
Important DeclA5on AZ to q Colored
Voter In Mtchican.

From tne Dt{fQu AQFfEl1eEss A~t4 Ae-j
We have the decision Of the State Supreme
Court In the case Of William Dean, which
nrose In this county, in the township Of
Ro1nulus. Dean is alleged to have m almost
Imte1ccptih]e admsrturc Of African blood In
bis veins. and was prosecuted for casting a
vote at the lasi election, the State Co"stitn-
lion conflning the elective franchise to white
1nalc adults over tweuty-one years OF age.
The Supreme Court decided that Dean Is q
white nun within the meaning Of The Con-
stitution. winch they eonstrue 10 permit any
man v ho has less than one quarter OF African
blood In his body % vote ns white man.
If tue fact be Us reported, however, we
cannot see why 1undroou should be de-
c,dcd to he " hite any more than man who
has less than ouc-haif negro blood in his
VEINS. We do rot see By what principle the
Court h1s brcn guided in fixing upon one
quarter blood for the measurement OF roliti-
cal right. under tue Constitution. It would
ecpm II at such decisions as this. which follow
louc line nj p1ccedcnts, chiefly based upon
the existence Of negro slavery in the country,
ought to call public attention to tue t1jus ice
ant, ahsurdl,y t,f casing the elective franchise
upon color. In The forthcoming revision Of
lie 81: te Ccns'itutioc, VIC hope thai color as
barrier to h,.tIi ace will be wiped ont. In
Il, r i'll .utli agr ought to preyai1la Michigan
| ut the earliest moment at which it can be &C.
cured.
, 1866-07-16
An1l-Kent Disturbance = Serious
EIneute Anann@ rarn1er*.

From the Albany, tS a-}Jo1fea1+ 1.tn !asl-1
Slerif Fitch, with hls pn5sce and Colonel
Church, went out into Knox yesterday to
serve enme writs OF dispo5sesslon. White
proceeding along the roaa, they came across
hootcl Ut them. nnd endeavoreI to obstIuet
their passage with tue scrapers they we're
using. They finally, however, stepped one
Of The posse with him to proceed. Colonel
Church was with this portion. consisting OF
tour besides himself. Three others were COM
ing along the road in another direction, but
at the time Of this occurrence were no where
neAr.
After the Sheriff had passed one man un-
hitched horse IRON the scraper, mounted
him, and salloped past. He stopped at the
house of old 3fr. Warner, one Of the tenants
thut it vas proposed to aepossess, informed
hin, Of the approach Of the poss:. and then
sounded the horn, as the signal for the rally'
Ing Vi lie anti.renters, NJ. Warmers fam1y
Immediately closed and barricaded thf
house, aud tht farmers began to gather fscn
, 1866-07-16

1IIDQHE AnDFIIONAL.f
Mr.. WILSON rriscG d oolut Of order on tho sac.
onti resolution accompanying the mnjorlty report
on The Ruu.t lt-t;rlnnell ea.e He muIntatner ss
;lc IIon.t. Ind nerIecied to cuIl MT Gr,nneiI to
ncc,unt neu .hc o.iyciiouaf wurus Werc sDosan.
II cuuld uot now nike ncflon nra1n.t him.
ina sTEaEEE He1sv. - Inn, nnfnion. and
auaIjy ruled ,he resou;fon In order.
~. spALDlNG,. Of Ohio. opened the debate,
f11 nirnrsted lie e1nnp,nn nj Sr. Ron.rean A. sr,
1samntr. -; tle .ame tIme he snoke in he hebe-t
,crms Of the pa,s1o,.m and htayery Of that ren.ie
nan but fhe mere crnysfpd fhe character al R0us-
.rn, ne ,.rrafrr 1hc rorrs.,1y nj nicfin@ nnntah
u,sut. nr ,snaloin-1 Wouid do y1o]-nce 10 hia
eontcence by rntinr for anyihiur le,s imam e1pul-
i'm. y " 1-' '''e
nj. spatlfnr wns several tfnues 1ntcnunted by
orre ;lnr. rom n,ncr rcntIemen. -
St,s.rs Einjfif5i;E suu .iieI1Ssoy commanded
,hn, r.. iin"s.. h,s ~ intfsJ,rIJon nrrr nutsite
rar,ut nan.n IN tbc second re-. nsufion. They
Eac moi been rotii|ed ,bat they were churved nikk
IL ,,leuce. ard had not ENJOYED the priYlieee Of
nIodrcInr r. cross.eIamininE witnessts.
Nj HALE onersd ne lolIoIlug A. nm nmeuduent
Tor The tt-t reg ululIou Of sht. cOulmltlcc:
ReSuitei. Thai the U0use while exn.es sim. its
rt n.snHeII rnrHao1-nfinn and rnnyohatI,,n n tLe
, 1866-07-16

From the Lol don Times {caty 1tticle) June al
THE ad..ce. from Frankfort. datd the 25th Inst.
stase that fiouI the day Of the commencement Of
bo:tl1ia.s the Dou1.e, like the London Sleck Ex-
s,ast Pru:+ta has eainen ny having been allowed 10
raj The otentst confidence ia the saccess Of Aus.
ira ard the Diet IL said 10 be uni1npa1red.
Very 1iltle bn.iDesa il sraDsne1ed, but tbs
lev fn,es'ors that esne forward were sufficient
to send up Aust ran Stocks between four and tve
per cen., Willie American bonds were moi depressed
ny the high quotations Of gold received from New
York.
Money remains abundant. and discount altho9Sh
tile tabk six per cent. is readily furnished At
four per cent. rble Of c1nrse, Is not Tor regular
transactions. s1nce for speculative purposes. even
Tor mortgages On houses, money y not 10 be oo-
latncd on auy terms whaterer. German stocks,
AID paIt,cuIarly ,hoee OF the middle md minor
states. 1ema1U lat, they must seck long losus.
isl'mny eharee have generally tmnrnred.
nr1t,e apd arr honght up and boarded By the mld.
, 1866-07-16

To EEyEE4L BIENKT- -... ... :
1s s.lle County. being de.hEus Of importing. for
vas tclgey eIEaged In suprres si1 the late Eeb H.
.!cL. II Otherwise well Qualn+ d. have become con
ynced up csrctul 1Eaulry = at you are tae person.
We woulo hase oeer glad TO- hayr haa you resi-
dArt of This county hut te+ls con1deat that
kound stuse Of usttee will eAu&e you 70 represent
iairly i1npaf iay The vhele dfstrics that We do
not reR ard This fact one Of much Consequence
We believe that u pioneer IN the army Of iibtrty,
conntIy o. tne nta q battle win Io be T. unrcason
Goyeinmeht which they wore g u ely s.tsmp,Iax g
ooencs in four capacity. and whaE i ot more tpor:
have lie aaiu,ai abIy and educational reqnsltcs
nuke good mtrloer ot Eougless.
NC nrnrove Of your views In relation to the subject
ofcapttx nad labor aod theT ptooeI 1elatinn 10 each
orhef Tour disposition to protect the sErcuitural.
i4t*, If which you are one, eganst the nonupolles
which eli oppsess them, alto Heets our apFEuoa-
uun -.,., ....s
We feel cnnndent that the patronage Of the position
Will BE- honestly bestowed 81 ron FOR the puulc good
rathrr than TOR lh- pEtr.tt onett amt advancement
OF ypurstlf ~ d family connections.
NJ, tnertforr, e.neuy request that you Will allow
Us tho plratu OF aid 70 secure yous
nolua tlou As canddate ioI ConErt q by ths Eepuh
, 1866-07-16
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, July Is.
The appointment OF dele; ntes to tue Phllaaelphfa
Com 1euIsor IL deferred EfI urxt week.
The LouItara Hlpttst Convention tnos decided
sstp 10 educa Q the orphan Children Of soldiers
Itt. Gu Ter De!uman Was sasu1ed and yia1ted by
the Srau1th Luueul,
, 1866-07-16
Cholera, Infantum. or Summer
C0mpfQint,

Il Speedily and efeetua11y cn1ed BY the Cumulative
It REMOVES all soreness OF tue Abuaucn. alays tue
l11tauon nno Gains the action of the Stomach, and
may alaw1s be sested On to relieve the sunertaes Of
tn. little ones. when according to directions.
Choers storbu*. Cho1tc, Gr1plpr Pains, Sur ston.
ach. Taterh,ash, Paln or siczness OF the Stomach
Wait ot Appetite, Wind In the Bowels. Cramps, 3es
Sickness. aud al Bowel Affections aud Nervous Ns-
Eases. are removed By JAYNR's CARMrxAr1vB
BALSAM. with more certainty aad esas than By any
oshe. preparation Jet Offered the public
in Chicago by Messts. FULLER, ElyCH 4 FuLLKR,
and by Druggists RenaraIly.
tyAnl3 3teu.w.aAr
, 1866-07-16
FROM BURLINGTON, .luWA.

Dcs11uItke4 County Republican Con.
Ven1fUn.
BURLINGTON. Iowa, July 1.-THE DesMoines
County Republican Ctn1en1o1 elected delegates
10 tue JQclctal aud Congressional 'onveu3iou,
u1lh Instructions 10 enpp0rL the ren1mlHntion o.
tbe three pfeseut tDeu .bent.--J. f. Wttson 10;
.oDcre.*, trancIa SPRINGER Tor District Judge, and
Josbua Tlacy tor D1sts1ct Attorney.
, 1866-07-16
General Sherman IN axOntcn.


HosT0H, duly 15.-Last evening, nt the Revere
Hnuse. General Sherman was sefcpaded BY the
band Of the Thirty-tnisd Massachusetts regiment,
and subsequently, addressed the eurvlvins officers
snt u.eu oi The Thirty-thi1d aud Secono regiments
nlu svNet rndet hun on Tho march through
Gcurga.
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ord race, He urged the member. aga hss el''oR
h!m any support or couuteDancs. .,.,v.
F1e convtntfon then passed resolution ias. .uaaa
ing GeueS1I T9lsQn for his speech aud nf0rn aaoI-
, 1866-07-16

The celsbrated sonEstrcss, Cnrlotta Zucchi,
has gone to Europe, If not with golden opin-
ions from alt sorts Of people, certainly with
forty thousand gold dollars. which Max Ma
rctzek paid her for her services during the
last opera EcAson. And, apror"s, here Is q
little incident concerning the exit Of tho
prima donna that may be worth relating, If
on}y to illustrate the growing cuteneas Of
those unpopn Ar persons, the Collectors OF
Internal Revenue. By some hocus pocns.
known ONLY to themselves, thcy found out
that Zuccht's mama was booked on tue
passenger list Of steamer that vas
10 sail in tweuty -four hours alter the
discovery WAS made. 4 crisis had
arrived. and there was no time to lose.
Uncle Salnucl's tax Ea1hercr at once pre-
Ecnted himself before the eaatqtrice, aud, In
Qs few words as possible, gave her to under
stand that on the 900 in gud which tho
iudomitable Max had 1snld hcr day or two
previously, eighteen hundred dollars and
some odd cents was due to The Goveratn .nt.
The fair Italian demurred. She was not
citizen Of this great country size had never
taken the oath Of allegiancc; she osed
nothing to revenue collectors nor anybody
else, and, to cut the matter short, 1t was iuti'
mated 10 tho ehovel.noscd collector thai hs
might " vel, be gone abrut Ills business
the 6wintale would not BE- suulitted TO-
Tax gatlercrs, however, are Eroverbially per.
eistent. The fellow, in this case, would not
pe gone. Zucchi sent Tor friends and took
advice, and finally paid the money, tn 1ne
storm Of melo dramatic passion, under pro
test.
, 1866-07-16

KB- SCKITEN'S Advertising AGeueT+ 81
Dearborn BtreeIy fs authorized to receive
AdverrlHemcnts for the Trtbune. and ali
tho leading pnperz throughout the United
NtAtes and Canada.
, 1866-07-16

Stephens IIcisa&ed.
BosToS, July 15.-Bail YVES glyen for Head Gen.
trc sstpten. late on Saturday night. and be was
fe.eS cd from fa1t.
, 1866-07-16
FROM EUROPE.
1HE BATTLE OF CUSIUZZA.
REPORTED pRUSS1AE SUCCESSES
AT NACAOD AND TRAN.
TENAU.
The Federal Army Of Germany.

accounts se& puolisoed, 70 nase oeea se'5
cfcn1tae'e iof our army. 4hat VIZ
positions o1 strength on Inc otne1 eiuo ~ wv
Minclo Is not snfpr1sloe- W. ,,..,. ce. ."'s
net expected 70 CART Tue Q"@1
single day. we inh'e'ea .,n.s - ..sesa osS ~ -a
enemy u VIC 1eccne9 r,nna thon' -, ~ ~
lien under nfc, ana 4e""" e"sAo "'4 no """
believed 1nedn ~ oe.
The tno'salen' anu oallie seens 10 lave
hccn very enaPie. a"een '"ta1iAnca aoo
'cf.na lne tnet eo'pe, anue, ueoela4 ~.
'-hoo' "aA a'1acheo "nue advancing upon
lug ,'ne W." ccn escn'.'a aao se'o"a- Ahc
Hatue 'asseo nenlls al aas. FoF reasons
WHICH a'e not 1u44f cApia'neo-plooao'' W
sceoune .! 1ne con"su1anon o. lne Elounu-
tne eeeono ano 4nlro colps cou'o not set W
LIE 1'onts "no tAe 1ho. eo'l's aou'.ue ~ a."ss
efeat1s superior nun Hoe1s. ine t.sI LIVE
E'n lost 1s COMMANDER Gene1a' eeleae, anu
frnce A1n"aeus WIS si.4o.'5 ~onnoco 1,s w tus
heaa o. lie flfst bl1saoc. !ae Ane cannoI
la'l 10 pe e1hlnea that, "n'le 1ne nauon nas
1os1 tIooo, 1Ae donse ol savoy LIES not oeea
spared. ff1nce nunoe1t. conulaoa1os an
Flslen N the flfst corps' acquired Annsea'
"ath o1s1lEel3on' ana tne e4a"ple eeems "
have had TN electrac eucct On tne "aoie
corps. ....
The Losses on both sides were large, per-
haps nearlS equal. Aun'or puts OFT klllea
aud wounded Al i've 1housano' As Tue flssI
eu'ps cannot have had more than o'o'9 men
III actlnn, and tue others nave loal bal llttie.
the figure Is pretty lafgc-lctasrs not 100
lurEc-
We'll, We nave met tae enemy aha IN
tair einnd-up fight We Lave not suffered rout
or defeat. We arc well satisfied With the fo-
, 1866-07-16
LtMEI LlMEI LlMEI

Fine II Air Ssck ed Ling for dsinfecttng purposes
5or ave castp, In large OF .u1au quantities.
DlA1SJ . SFUONGfs AEcuta
rEQ uet HisTam Building. Lao sxsa1a
, 1866-07-16
NGm HnuKI1lBEmEutA.
DR., D, JAvNE'S Alternative
WILL
BUILD UP THE SYSTEM.
PURIFY TEE III GOD,
AND
Excite the Absorbents to
Healthy Action
Nem annEI1lBEntEutA.

DR.. D. JAMES ALTRRAT1vR 10 4 STAND
ARD NKp1CNE Ea compound of tnoes sstlsae9
which loax epeieace III p1oysd poxs<As the unss
td1cient aAeratiye AID deobituent psepezias. Aod
containing no concealed poisoIs, 10 nsst<urtst ox
othtr metallic rrepa1asIona- Havtn4 befnre ~ tt
testimonsls of thou5aads Of perso=a vhn havx bee1
restored 10 healsa from IN use II = 1tconmend "a
the AE!eted with entire conhdsncs to its ability
tdttsuaS1 eradicate HON the hu11 4ygf&m the d.
sases fur who're eu-c It II usstgued
For Purifying the Flood,
The A1ss.a,tye will be found to be moss Elective
medicine. Acany directly tho csrco3stlon. II px&
nes tic blood sn pa.ses With It ss1o svzy ussns md
dbse Ct Tho BODY, removing eyu1 puttcle uf d1ssss
from th< Eys&ern.
For Scrofu1et in all ito forms
Whether Clc7auon Of tho r1s.h Or Bones. Rnlazzs-
raeat Of the Joints, GlandA. sweaxs. ktupuons Tor
snors, &C., .hp Alternative via ba to1ad srt-eu,cenuy
snceeital. By IT. action The blood. <e11oJs s
r1zus poisonous principle rom which sheaa dr.
ea1es ok1 FEat&.
For Skin Diseases.' -.
The tnnedisss esuse Of which viii always be foane
70 be IN oosuacsed atata at ,ha porcs JArzE's AZ
1x1A71E1 IL 4 esFtatn se1edg. II ncs only remover
TIE obstinate state of The poles hus Il kces the boo
and perspuatton fdm Ill Impurities md k1oss p.z-
tclos which ART 10 lnHIe 70 obsssuer Ead small ps-
sttta1ofJ or2ans.
An b, D. JAYNK's>& 4 sDSis FANCY 4Kps-
cINEs s1e sold IN CntaEn oy ouf ARent,, Messs-
Fuller, Pinch 4 Fuller, 1urnhxms Vac Sehasek,
Los&t1a Smith, =. L. ". Hooker, and By rEazt.ssa
generally.
, 1866-07-16
NfU H1DKIllAEl1EuIn.
the INTERNATIONAL
Musical and Operate
PRIZE
ASS SoClATlON.
VITA CAPITAL OF
$1,5OO,OOO!

Monday Evening, Oct. 1st, 1866,
At the Rink Hall, Wabash Ave.
nue, Chicago.
On which occasion The Of the Assoct4
uoo iii b pEtsentsn with Prizes, 87cun'UK IN tho
Ing OSkGKASD PRIZE Of &i0.n0 IN CeEd. and also
o1ber money pIlxts amounting N slsoMa in 9teta-
backs One f1ckett1 every ia1f secures p7tx&--
, 1866-07-16
# R0 N E j R 0 Pc.

IF R0 N { j R 0 P E.
Important War Intel
ljgence.
PRUSSIiNS VICTORIOUS 1T
ALL POINTS.
The Austrian Army Broken and
Demoralized.
The Walled City Of Gitschin
Carried by Storm.
Austria E fers to Cede Vene-
| tia to France,
And Accept Napoleon's
| Mediation.
4 SPEEDY PBiCE GENER'
! ALLY PREDICTED.
list Of Members Of the New
| British Ministry.
GREAT REFORM MEETING
| IN LONDON.
fkum WAS6lNuiUNs
Correspondence Between Ex-
Postmaster Gen, Dennison
and the President.
Attorney General Speeds Letter
to the D0DIittle-Ran1all
Convention.
;; The Revolutionary Designs o.
> President johnson.
, 1866-07-16

rtnevsr fails to suodue The most violent attacks or
those complaint. no matter ttom What e4usa thsy
originate. At changes Of climate, water &C., oisek
produce these serous dlseases, Travellers and olha-
should always feep Il supp'y Of the Cumulative hy
them..
, 1866-07-16
DOGGETT'S STORE
FOR SALE.

The STOCK. 1xtu,es, horsea and WAGES, and good
will Of this welkuovu ssoro for ste lsquts at the
,.ore. % North Clark street. of1et
, 1866-07-16
To WooIen manufacturers.

Gentl. man. It pErse-t ARerr N;.-ns-r arss
class Fancy cashmere MIL II Rhode isfnnd wishes %
tske m his 1estueoce at ,he West. zat uets hts
wee % pa';ss ssa u % Of & Toqn %
tesiEeq superintendent cf Anuac1nEtu: VINO has
no guperiOT. and ComrekerE corps OF oxtr%Aera IN
every department: would t0pertntend the eoc-
ssEuItion and equpment o. new nltl. Ample tes'1-
mouy to capacity and instgtirY furnished. Con-
municai1ous addressed 10 .'MaNuf ACTUt:tt."
care OF Wm. H. Rand, Tribune Office, vii. receive
uyoupt attention. tyf-MEi-yf-W-F-t
, 1866-07-16

wst enyc'n3ed in a den-e cioad Of smoke from
Nalleegio down to Tiilafeauca. in the plsiu.
TIE ITALIAN rRtScEs IN ACTION
II was In ,he lasL named town that Prince Ham
Ter. The elaett sou Of Victor Emanuel sho"cd
b1ntei worthy OF the 1ilu>s1tous naHs ne hcafs
lie ;Fo1iy.uinth rvf1ncn- be3ongiug 10 hI. diyi.
sion, ,baG purh.d reconnaissance toward Vliiatsan-
ca, when on sudden be fooad himself en'eiopu
by kNo fesiua ns Of AQsrIau lAncefs. D1a .1nE his
>Aord md crying out TO his solcie:s- - Form
fouare, my t,oyt. and teach these Croa's hoF Ne
defend 'he ag Q! the ice!nsl- &c PLACED hmIs, =,
dl.perssng .he enemy. l have netn lold THAI t"o
ot 6i5 nlds-de-canp wee wounded near him, but
'I'Scs I,m estain ain he An.isasn. 1hease.set viii do
justice 10 the aduirabe behavior OF If1rc- Hum
bert and his hso beI Prince Alnadens of savoy. not
ille chcst while eadit the Lombard Gtenadiers to
the Charge.
But neither the yalof OF the Generals nor the
COURAGE OF The eouieFs could lnsute st:tosy. The
| Au+.siaus lad brought into actlon no les than
! eixtY lhou.aud mcn. The Italians had marched
heard, had bad nothiEF 10 eat slnce tae middle 0!
Saturday. A ore moment The division Of GIN.
Plantl! which, In e eltd before, hat hten CON,
| relied By ,he guns Of Fc-cb,crn to :ail b,ck on
sa1iouzt. found ITSELF surrounded by +uch sn arm
OF Iy1nlias that II Was Eear1alS thou:ht 1t could
MOI ouly did 1t euccced, however, in rc.chaps
Satonze In peri.ct order. oat aksumfn- o. a fnd.
he otSsi,e = maze ; snsa sha5Et
the1n p.i-on+re- 1t wa. then four o'ciocS, md
| ireth Aus.r1nn troop. could he seen Coming II
| tasle from IItch,e14 OIL one tide and rom Ve:pns
ou iii. Other. CoIniu: is ecarcely the right word
| l ought 10 ssv tta' they came paErlnc III nom
tho4e places. Inc assault Of these neweomef- wat
ku.tniued hy the 1ta.taa= With The eAme stubborn
Ieei; ;t1ncr NJ A<1Crc.
4 RETREAT IL COOP oRpEn.
Count Della Rocca. tAe cumm Audtr oI lhs Ihlfn
Arm. k.1pr, hAd for sunAlcts extended BY lhts
Tine III. t,ne oil bastle from fozznslo 10 ValseCio
n1t, d,rccteo General Go one 10 carry .ustozza q
IL. head Of the Ninth Division. GoEaar no; onl!
tuce.t d. IN cany7nE cns,ozza. bat iii It n I'll
NJ. III cAme, and he Mts then otter.d 10 ret
tIorIy towald the Mincio. Monlcio:re sud Noo
IecJcce ne1e llkcW1st earned ut 'he p,tnl VI tn:
I,aycutt py Gene1ni Cus.ia. commander Of th'
>rcopd 4nvtsion Of Dela Rocca'e corps
| Alrb1 was co1nirg on fat ~heu The order VA
river 10 General i5lxlo 10 advance N od.f III
tie F1rt Cap. fDur lndos} might s!o "1y sal b1e'
! 10 the po.ainn aseigned 10 II. Bix'o. ~ao w
lutn,nE u3'h Tie ecslre zReaaT tt Htdsl-i.
| l4hi-ztyanctc % VIGOROUSLY wih ht- dis!t'o'
tiht Seventh o: IL Army u1d fisst Of tue 1als
CU!psh fsuktd by sWo regiments Of cavalry. INA
The AuetE.ans VI te 1or non,"n ut compelled 10 I'll
| lack ou hrir re.. ryr<. Tuu- snded the etoftoI ,
hattie o! sunday la-1. ! tar rio,lonr. fos mol
| parties fought bs2yely 10 the last, Dec1lniuE =
EslE.ca.i three tn the mpIt[rC. the ncItoa Eaa e
iii lite al Dich'-uore than sixteen hours: a. til
erd, tile 1tn!ian. aud AueC1aus Remained iaaslsf
, 1866-07-16
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