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JLANBITO STAT.
MJEPUBMCAN.
BY IIOSUEIl & KERR.
LANSING, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY. JULY .0, 1850.
VOL. a. NO. 14.-WIIOLE NO. 222.
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enemy from Lis f.rmllalle po.-itions, and a invest Peschiera. The French army, on which tie Austrians metered net less than ded some miles from it; s extreme joint, ' ors, is reported Lille J.
liilliaLt victi ryer.Je lacci.tcrtof l.'ih. iirs, the ether Land, made straight f.-r the j art J1,m.". The Allies Lad a many a that, the Austrian were falling hack ; lut they from Tied ruout. writtcr
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A 1 SJ IIl.AN ACCat NT.
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The rr- f the Miccio which is e.ui-d-tar.t from thu-h ne t ur.tilc. arlv thecW V thedav. K-uht w, ', ai.d witli irroat resolution. The It was believed that the Austrians were in
n l ..th s-iilt s have Loon tre-
Ja;'e cf ('atiiri.'Tie,
u-tninf d with heroic efn.-tir.fy
d. r .f the armv vr.n a ImiraU . Peschit-ra ar.d Mantui that is to sav. t.- The 1.
I !l re fjlh.w d. tails us t the l-, f the ward ltaand i-.-ito. The onward move- me-udcus. The
l,ieliiioi,t-.v,accordin2 towhiu 1,""' were mei t had a'rer. Jy commenced, when, on the Poot -r tVli, tM me half an h- ur U2 that
killi d. ai,d ah-ut tht s'an.o i.'itfihcr WMin 1- i.isr!t ff the the An-trian army ero-- he thought that th tw :.i m:- had m t
d. The hoiphts InvinL' ' ii 0'- -npkd, the d the 3Iinei-. in dilT. roi.t r art--, ly lvs than -I'M.hm or f ..,;?'. I'i.M-
IVcin-h forced the m. n.v t r-tiro to '..ito, mrar.- cf tN.Titoon and ether Lrid'cs. with a j iecos, i-ri-ner. rlaj. 1 h. r.r. Ir.ve a!-
thui l-aten alone; their wl! tir.e. Ac- rvr to between the Sardinian and fa'ihu irjto our Land, and I saw mv-elf was e ntimu I til uk
crdinsr t pi sitivo inf-.nnati-n, it result 1'reneh tvrec-. and to try to deal with them batche- cf pristt-rs sei.t to ra.-til.'ti and tlrvd al-.ut in,-.
that .'i,i!0 Sar lini tin held llit ir ground soj arately. t lrt cia. At about s '.!,. .-h i'i the et- Jti twe n ! snd -i ti the i;i f k h 1 1
aaitst .M.Hii Au.-tri.-iii, who w re united, So little did the French exr-eet a battle ninr the smoke whi-h l.- i ciiv !,-r ) t" r whirlwind I .-wr vaw br. u--ht vndi -h-udi-f
arJini:n.- are ni-hin en from JAtnato, immens force, theaich not all engaced.
and nre trvinto sA up to Peschiera in The Pied montese were at one moment en
lime t ' 'it t: the Autri in-i before they velojvd; but they recovered, repulsed th
cr.vthe Mu.eio, near that f-rtrt-. n tht V rtuMiiv. and Left the tvwition with nmrt.
j r !. f it not al,lt oourae. The 1'iivlmoi.tese have lost
i d 'i !;e b:tttlo three cenerals wounded aud tne Lilled
n' h? -h' ts Writ'
originally iivnd. 1 .
known how :!:. thin wi!l
and en
Mtivll
:i2ed with ail the :idvat-iL' of po- that e-n the previous night a message from Uiore tlian ten hours tic hi!U wlii.-li Wretch du-t . i i
the Kincr of Piedmont, a-Lin:r for support, away from Cailune a far a- It.i, was that i- ti;!
i ri:m h ai ( di nt. in case he should be attacked, which he gradually d!por-it'g. o ir wis -h-:.r that in fr-t.t
The French 31iti itr has r c-i e d from considered very likely, was met wiih a re- the :reat .-trujgle w diawa; t a '-. t f ra'.ti. i
Cavriann, under date f the I'.'th of Juno, fu-al on the eround that an attack of the '..rr.-;.-!uK-nce of i'i.-M m i'. - " r n i
the followinsr details of the- batfh- Sol- Austrians wa- uot probable. At day-break, c ril, ON.. i .... . i iv-.., f;:'dv t!
A rino : however, the corps of Mar-hal Paraguay
Vesterd.iy was mark" 1 by ne,f thos d Hilliers came in sight of Solierino, and
battles, which, if tin y t ot terminal the was immediately set ujon by a lare Aus-
runt nt K :.t an Mif i-it an..n A its tnan torce, which rushed down tiie inn ana
the r. a.l ai.'l it re-. the fiehh
v is t I . : a ard or tw.
war, i
solution, The Kn.ietor of Au-tri i cm- founht with the preatett fury. The Mar-
Lai resi.-teI to the best el Lis j 'er, and
cut o?T aid-de-cairp after ai l-de-camn f r
siiporis, but it was not before three hour;
CaTI'.1.ok, 'ine ' t, 1
A great battle has I ughr, and a !l
great victory ha bc-u vn ; but un tlu-r :i
battle may be f-ught again to-morroty, arid
an- ther victory stiii more e. inp!. !. urxy be
sained. Put at i resei t ail I h ae t- toil n
you is of what took p!ae. to-dav.
Marshal 31cMah..n's eorps K-ft Casti-ii-one
thi ni' rnins at 1 a. m , witln ut e-
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" trigiittui csmage that the ca rps ol '-en ctn, t pc :,ttaek. d. btit h-;e it had
Niel i.iad'MH r-rpearaneo. The Austrian ln:irch,;d more than thp , mih i . , the
wcresowiy unveu Lack", a.-i evry now Mantua road it was tired iiih-i. ih- Austr.
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C.i-i( 1 Ji.t'reto. an 1 rep:'- d lie tidvaneins
eTi. iny ii all .-i . As the Ii:.j.. :ial II. .yd
army eei.tii.u 1 its ri'lvaie-e inward the
ChicM', the in inv who had aU a timed
the !V nsive w ith his wh"le f..ree -j udu d
f'irward such lar:r' Lulii-s ef tpw.j.s that
ill ic was a S'""ral ois'is'-meitt belwecn
th" two armi"s at l' nVi.ndc, or th .ieaL.iif,
on the morniogof tt.. J7lli n'ant.
Th" right wjtig, which was f in.ed by
the seci.jel a I te. v, nod-i lh" ' i'licrrd of t 'av-
a.rv. t o'ltit eiiieK, man. lame. Hi" m
manded in l erson. and he caniiow e what
a i: itit-n he has mad-; his enemy.
The Autmi:s in retiring previi.-ly be
!' te us, projected a return t auni" th" of
!"ioive The apparently d-cidel retreat
l il.ir.d the Mineio was done with the view
ot i:i.-t.ir:ng us w ith a talso e.-nh Jeiice, and and then there was a pause, and the r rench ans aJv-,.(.
li . h aving us a va-t field for the rapid. ty c-ntinued to gam srvtinel, heaps ol their XJ10 corps kept up a waiting tight until ir
. i' our tiioveuiet.ts to txj.o.so our columns, own and the enemy's C"Tpes marking the M1T I.v M .! i:-o-i o- iv .1 ho.
liers, who I loiight the !ir.-t e .rj - tc in b -tweeu
liona'.o a;id ('atislkine to Li- a--i--tar.ee.
The fight began -ei the load, and
then diverged t. the left, and t he iilase
i.f Sijlfeiino v. a'taaVd by t'." i'rei ' !i
At this lime General Niel, widi tie i:h
eorps, was at Koine distance, waiiii g ! r tl"
approach ' Marshal PanniU-u wlio had
g-t very far on lie iigi.1 Inward Mantua,
I ut b avins a Veiy great di.-tan. 1 . tevo :
ihein. The Pav-alry of the liuard tiieii
came up ar 1 had to hold a di-t mce of near
ly two miles bef.veeti Mar-hai MeMahen
and General Niel, covering the Marshal's
corps, but itself without arttlh-ry. '1 he di
vision consisted of two rejo'ie i,t s of t'uir
assi. rs of theUuar 1 forming the first brig
ase, at:d Lancers if tl" liuard and lras-
separated from each other by Ihe ord- r of fluctuations (..f the flht
march, to a mdlen attack, which would The Au-triar.s were thus slowly driven
l ie h it wins weaken them by isolating th' in. Puthar- out of Soifcrino, but ail tf a sudden they
l iiiiih'. 'io atid J'ii) the Kmpcn-r did n-.t frget that exalt- made- a tremendous bursf forward, and the
nl prudence whieii governs even Lh eour- I rei.eh were driven down theni:l. Adim
age; the further ihe allies advanced, the rably supported b their artilh ry, however,
mie our columns strensthed each other bv they n nl: a stand, and eommenead enee
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m" ll'ingarians,
v t!;eir p siti. n
have ha( 1
ot ihe ho-iMS
h'.! oils sai 1 tlcy
f r ri fri-lii et.ts
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more to advance. It was like a haii-sterin
In the night e-f the iMd-'JI'h we Lamed of bullets and balls, and whole Lies were
that the Aiistriaus had repassed near the , mowed down by a single di-harge. Meau-
Mineio, and were aj preaching io attack ns. while, at the right and the left wing the
A battle was imminent. The whole army Austrian were g tting decidedly the best
of lho enemy having r traced its tt ps, pre- f it I he Picdmontcs" were slowly driven
pared to dispute our passage SoitVrino, back. !en. Panrobert's Corps was also
San Pas.-dano, Cavriana, formidable p...i- heavily puni:!ied, and had there been a
lions .were occuried by tlie Au-triain. who, skillful central in t!i Austrian army to
mom of tl " piaee which it had originally supported by n numerous rotiihry. crowned colieet and coneei;traf" their force ag.onst
o.-ii'.i.'d in the fir4 Li e of b:;til" until "J ihe heishts as far as Voha ih tl- h-fr, the weak p int of the netny's line, matters
o"cl..-k in th" afternoon, j.nd th" f,i t arm) in the plain below Volt.i. I iuidi.z ol a, at d would have had a very hfl rent aspect.
Mho 1. ft wins), under l" l.-neral .. Ar- Medul". numerous columns advance I wiin t lie i rnn-n commanoer, 10 w noiu uie cieua ;uij ('hassvurs andtiuil-s
!i..rv r,.r,7Vin. i lien, coi.timiallv " lined attiUery lo attack and turn our riglt The of the elav is entirely due, whether it be li(rji pr;ir;,.,, f.(1,hI11 ., .;.
o..imd m toe d.P-i-iiou ..- h.H..widcs. bt twe.o, S.,!i-roc ro d Niel, McMahoti, or the Fwiiperor himself, (r (i,j(.., .& ,r;j.,..,
f. ward o'clock the enemy made ehc- I'eschiera, ruiisidiTible Me.s. s .-. e,T Imperial ' iuard and a ' t j . p..
if., ii Mii'i ii f..i . "'ii. l- ' i 1 - - iiii iiuiy oi i lit" jiiie ,...,,..
hod Sight ins olr.iii.ed j.s, t.( the Pi.-dnie.nt, marching t -m Pe-imo .. -ig:unt tlie Austrian ....tre. and Mie-eeeded
pi... which had been h.-r..ie:!ly defended l'o.olengo. The armies . e.-uj i. d ., .,r a time in breaking it. (,f l,r-nrr.
. :l til'ih nuiis ilr on, in. n attack positions when, at in tl" inins. t'c ing up their force to repel this lea -,:(aV,
i i-i . . M.. I ... I l l -1 I : ! . .......1. , t l . t.'. '.'
Wa l!i It lna-1" oil ' avnana, W.llell place i: r-l corps .'i;irii;u i-ir;Mg-i:i o iioi" i- .-i :iii.i.-k, ill" riij-iiis! wen: rem, nj uii-
w.i- c.Miiau'eoiisly di f, ii.j. d until t cuius by began tie' engag.-iie Ut l..-1'..tr .,t. I ti.-i.
tl" l.;-f aid sevei.th wps th a nun', bi;t. 'I'he heights and the village w.-re carried
was . v. i f-iaily h f:, in the h ii.ds of tl"cii- and occupied by e-ur tr.K ps, after a -augur-
l'lmp' ratt'ce th" seooud l rig- h
d bv I i
e-omnnnded the who!--. The t 'In . nr- dc
France als m.ade a "icr.t -lrr-ge iiiuiau-
I'his
ded by Ien (L.udui !" iiiane.
part of the battio t-ok place on tic
i - i . i i i-i i. . ... i .t .... i nn oiiuu-u in noni oi .oimi.i".
a'ei ii"i,r wings, wmeii ukj ii"i ne-ea itiem.
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..t.. s;,.ll,.T...,4 lm tl.rt 1 r.nnli tfr.nt1.- .i. .1 , . . 4lU 11 '"'
plaii
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Fourteen thousand Inds were demanded t
Milan for the Use of the wounded. Aiis
triaus brought up the reserve of 0,iHK,
and the allies theirs if .'mI.I'iIiI At was a
most critical moment, three hours tf gener
al tlshtins ending to the advantage 4.f the
allies The victory cannot le srudsed ;
inc. ai.t, it wn vrell earned, and is complete.
H i. to it a ni. e i;ri i ktin-.
T i: in, dune iM. (OtIuM.il luiltetin )
The imperial h ad-uarterM are at lta.
The pawigo of the Mineio by our troops
c ntmu s Tic Fmperor bus visited the
h ft bank of the river. Tlie position of
Vallesio has been occupied by the Freueh.
His Majesty has also bridges thrown across
ih'' Mmcio to rcphiii' thos destroyed by
th- Au-trian- in th. ir retreat.
Hi i:r, J ane ilO Mt ssagcs from Turin
confirm the intelligence that llarilaldi La
received orders t- invupy the Fpper al
tcline liarilalli is oxjs-cted at Tir.m-
with .'i.oam im. n, where ;'' Piodmontese
res'ilir infantry have a're.idy arrived.
Skirmishes have aliea ly taken phie near
P.uiul i ls-lwecn the French erp of th"
antelline and the Austrian who are guar
dins the Stelvio Pa-
Ti'kin, duly 1 (Otlicial Pulletin)--The
Sardinian army has invested lVs.hie
r ifroiu the l.igo.ii liardi.i t the Mineio.
su iiti:i.M am.iuk i.h.ii.i:iu:ni.
J i l : n k , duue ilo) Tin- Federal Council
ha decided, in t onoett with the belligerent
piwers that any ct". ",, or soldier
seeking shelter on the Swift territory, shall
l-o sent l ack to their country, the (h. ru
men' engaging theuiM-lve not to employ
them again in ihe present war. Arn a and
ammunitions are to b" given up after the
end of the war. and the eosts,f their keep
ing to be repaid by the Swis-s I iov eminent
lu e..:iv'.Uen f th s Convention the
garrison of l. ivcno and th" soldiers of I Jen
liaril.ildi eoyv tloitnti will be -nt
i back.
The ficam-'i usually runnin.' on the
I hey retreated r-hoviv. and il... I nt.. M.nr.lillin..! I !...,..
m r ial service, under the condition that
they arc to perve no more f .r war piirjses
The Aiistriaus occupy the Stelvio Pats,
on the sale of tie Tnd nun. Wring tlirtecn
Companies of infantry and two companies
of carabinecis. TLey oocuov tie initions
l.le.Ve
..1 1.,.;. .
hat ;h. re
iri.
.. ,!.-.-lie?
s :,,
ni"l ning
l.ised
n
-The
vvhacr:
. d ale
who s.
Th-
m..-t d
wore s'.
Lad l. t
:.; d wi-TL-
mod i --: n
w. rc a t...- !
want of t!..- i
dissr: I th
a-e tind s.l-a.-ri.-u
in ih.-
ing. ...... 11 I- r.
of .n a I, as vi
l'r. r. -L -ut:!!. r,
Au-tri iti- and t
Lit v ii th. y e.i::,e near. r. th
pi.-!;. ! t! tii.vrs, who were easily iis
t'tngir-L d (Ine r.-simeiit, I think the
7 Itli ! line, has ., eii . ut all to pieces.
There vv.ie man y -i!pet i r otliccrs fill.d
and w..und--L
'I'h lining Mid f .in,d ,ti..n of the
.!i".r::i'i in. vein- t,t. today has I e.-n ;iu n.
ten, j t to eu . tl Mar Fa! McMaLou's c-.rps,
' Ihry l.'ivilis detected the g-it. h f r between
it and the n.-xt r. ir I ;!i. t..ld (! vUv
en trims f-.tight better and disphiy-d more
, di- judgment in th' ir operation- than they Lave
who evr displave-I before since the campaign
i.as opened
hoot u th" firms until tiuife-daik: but
i-iil-M th.-y were intercepted by th" Sardi
nians, there was nothing like a r-nt. They
f- 'i-lt, thinkins it probable they would
I..-., th-- day ; but in their style of oj.era
ti. :i- such a contingency can be allowed
ite-t
if it
.v. - s'!.-h a Sonera!
'f U!'e ; but it is ;
a' lir.. Wo;i' d d
ad gone int.. the
l iving eaten l-orh-t
liighf even a h'.lf
. i't. i, I he ea-e. The
ng lan-gc, I., nt the
ih need th"ir J-ieees
.ear. r. the Tindes"
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LANSING HOUSE,
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n. m i, aicnitn:TOJc.
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iijj,s lea. this house !.ii!y f..r .1 iek-ii, St.
' J..I.I.J ll. ti-e.lt :i:i.I iriieiaMedi Oe i.!.i. . .
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r-i.r,.,! i.i. . e i i ii in c.i- . a lis-. 1:111 1.1:111 l.l l. ...... ...... l.:.,,., I i-..r .. m .A...
en. . nary combat. Jhinng tms time the second it, and, after some heree encounters, the , ,i, i1:.,i1 , . lfrr,, .,, , . . ., Tl;n i ...i..,,' ..,,,! ... i r -r i i i i i
, J , . , . , .. , , , , . , , , ' ine iiisnts octween tlie u-tnaus whose eauipaisn 1- e.ncu. treii atid pre-arransed, tms boen t.l-ice.l In a ixisiti.n r-ommin.) n.r
Whi!" the struggle h, Sol , ami corps (Marshal Me laho,, s) which ugh s began to ,ot;d the genera retreat, ; lino c ncar, or '0 fr,.Tl lh(. t Ilt,,(,m,llt (,f ni, ' - ;
C:,vn,-, was g ,,,g on the eighth ,,, th the right e.f the first, m the p an, exte-nded an I lie An- nans .sh.w ly fd back. ne or;4 the rin, of J)lWn int( the army i such n perfect machine, that they ' iiavo ,i.Vltl e rected at d l.ere i"rcreat
or..,.; which was on the outer flank of th" i.sel to the right to .,o.n with the clumn ot the most remarkal,e ep-ndes was a vh;nwA the TumHi N'olli,ni ,.f Can wi h cnti-lcc make their dispositions f!!ir ef a W -n
nghr wing.advai-ced and repulsed the Sar- ot io-ncral NkI, wh.cli was marching upon ; dreadful ram and thunder itorm, which is :ralior Mtig ,.f neeordingly. but what they want i dan 'Thelast news f heat e f war ha
,looao,.,,.s,,r; -ed t.Mt, but th, advan- Medolc mentioned by an oi hcer on tlie extreme TiC Turcos liVred immenseh- (da-h)-ju-t what the 'iVeneh tidier l-en c .nfirni -L 1 orty Aus t rian phiciaiis
,aoed,inoten:h!et!lt: ,nTer,al o.yalar- I he Fmperor J,.t talon ccmmaml of the , right as having burst over -the held when as (1 aWinM t,!CI,,clv0i , th,:ir ,a-bt the want .f which at the ,ame Lav,5 arrivel at Laving boon dis-
r vecihe ,s,Mt,ons that had been whole army. lis Majesty caused them- the fight waa i at the thicKCst an J under ; usua, in,lK..tUo,Sty ; the-y Kst their colonel, time re d-rs them more patient under de- ltliss,d from ho ho-pit.C . 1 T ley
I,.- , ,he ,,n,re Ihe third and ,nh la.rtry and artillery of he t.un-d to advance coyer of th- darkly and ram, the Anrt... llK.rtally Vound-aJ, and many of their elli: L-rd, an 1 le-, s--ibl.-to its e fleets, except vHl kU, , 1, , t
...rps. whi.-h weresiipjort.-d by the eleventh and place themselves betwee-n the first and an, made a lat J-plendtd burst, and then . ccr jl0 Artillery of the iuard there o f.r a th"ir number-diminish in con- ' ;
Is".
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tirOULD 1SFMUM TIIF. t'lTII.NS UK
I f Illl?ill'g, that he has oj.eiie.l :i new I.i very
Stable, with a lull siock ot t!-.-.-t, c'i l.roke
Horse, comfort ah le llie'gi -s, houhh I 'in i i-.-s
an. I Sleighs, an. I by close attention t I n iii. ss
hopes to merit a fair share of public patronage.
Lansiiu;, Xovetnher ls.r.s.
j7"VTai:7 i u v im kV
LAW AN'D I'lIAXCKIiV i:i"SINKSS,l.anii)g.
Mich. J. W. I.oiiyear,Corii'ius-ioiicrf orthe
Suteol'Xew York. Oiticc ver ISaiky's H jt.l -:n)5
and En-liiitipe t!i-e. 6y
nd sm.nd corps and to carry San Cassiano gradually fell back. An attempt was made ; hA at part of their oilieers. as
ng hcu m order to re-enforce the right of . by the cavalry to pursue the-iu, or at leat. , t 0lI at ,nlf.ritlc ftl,,r, and the
lly .Marshal .McMahon, a little exposed m cen- to get to euta, and so turn the flank, which Tyrolee sh-.rt -h.v.fer- who are . vcedin"-
ns seiiucnce of the distance ef the trM-ps e-f led to an encounter between French Cha- i..', i , : .1 i ,j . u, ' ii.,,i
" ' , ...... ,. . x ,1. i i hi - . , , t g 'OO, IICK. ! I lie o.lo-er- oil .it 1 lieif glitl-,
ro- , ten. Neil, Lis .Majesty sent all the cavalry sours and Austrian llul.tn, m which ihe f",r (i,i, rt.;l th- ir 1-j has I e, n a ry s.
t ... -i i . i . .
cot j s, w.-re cugageii on i ! icir Wing, aii-i sccoii'j corps, .aim io rur y
the res. n e cav a'ry .attached to this win
mad" sey.-r il brilliant attacks. Fnuuallv
lie ivy ios-e-, and the bu t that tlie left win
..t the hr-t armv was u- to make r.ro- ' nil. eii. ins .laicsty sent all llie cavairv sours and .usnan iiui.-iiH, m whrcii i..
er. ss on th" ti"ht flank of th" enemy, who of the tJuard and two divisions f the eav- form, r w.-re rat idly -ei,r to th" rigid ab. u
iire-eted his main force in the centre asaint airy f the fir-t and ihiid C'.rp to fill up Two wli !e d avs w.-rc e .nsuni" ! in s.-okitis
oltn. led t. the r.-tnat of the imperial the void between the -.end and f -nvih
g corps.
Marsha! t anroln-rt had been -!iarg-1 t"
watch the movements ef th" Austrian (,t!
the side f Mantua.
.jnenci
The Till a cilM-potident of t!ie L'ltl-
tl'iH Ttiurf, wiitins ot: th- iS:h u:t says :
" N.. aj proximate estimate ..f killed,
woundo-l and missing has been forwarded
to this city, but it is known in Lish milita-
I.. IIim ol :rtlI.M m-mI li IHkHlll.
I'r U'ieiilers. vviio went with liirah.al
di' men rill th way from th" Tieinu to
Faka I lira, ha wri:v.:u a letter to Pr.W'ise
his T"iial friend, editor of Thr hrurifi ,
army. It be-gan late in the e vening, during
a very violent storm. Yesterday evening
PcZ.o!ense, Mon.autbaiio, olta and li.e.to
were still occupied by our troops
sauiumw Ae eroi x r.
The Piedmont. -se iiiizetf'' publishes the
f. llow ins account, written on the eve ning of
tlie day on which the battle was fought
f. r the woiind.-d, and tie dead were interr
ed pell nu ll in larse Ireti.-hes, dog at the
spo' where they f-'ll. I nui told on good
authority that 'Jim mm corpses have been
buried, and that many are yet lying in th-
The whole Cavalry and Artillery of the ry e-ircles that the battle "..ughte.ii the Min- in Cincinnati. Ir. Y. d.csnot publish all
dOrc-t.
Oifict-at his -c-sid-ncc dm
Mtoflhc rapitol.
Lansing, June :itt is."..'..
woomioi sr. ,v iti tu:u,
GENERAL LAND AND TAX AGENTS
I..WSIS.J. l At'tTAl. OK MielllOAN.
WiUfa'a:-ti Al-tr:i-t of TilV to C.e.il K-talr in ln.-1.Hm
Cot,a. :r,-n 1 1. th -.i.rl,.s S. f K.-nl V
Ut. Loct.u; ri mntr l.ii.'l W.irr.int
Im SiI, Knim.n; fitlrs, C...
ld l J for ri. nl !!; t.t'. i ifriT:! S1j,.rviii-n
e U Ijio i-. en'ru.-l t.t ili-.r -i:r".
Pirt.fuUr ttpiii...n -.-n tli- firm.-ntef Tai-s
4lHtft:.B .f lhf.
. W. RCTLKK. M W. HIII. I S.
During the night, from the Pth to the possession ot . oltcrino,
lll'th iiist., tlie Au.-trianseyafii itc.l the light , tn.ns, the on
batik of the Miii'-h.. lengo, night ah.ne stopping their earerr.
On the "Jlth the Ftn. n.r ordered the The tiuard seized San Ca-siano ami Cav
army e f tlie King of Sardinia to occupy ri.an.-i without losing time. This last vil
IVzzoleirg... and to invest Pe.-ehiei i, while lag" was carried with great spirit, under the
the French army occupied Solf. rino and eye e.f the Finperer. who himself directed
Cavriana. ' the fire e f the artillery.
The Kins order, d the fir.-i and lii'th di-i As to the fourth corps, ii n. X-.l, it a 1-
Ihirins tlio whole day thev fought, in ditches and corn iii Ids. vA ounded men are
a-lvaneins, slowly, but advancing always in in the habit of creeping out of the way,
Seed euder the e-ori s joinins nt I. . ward f.-aring le-t friend or fM-slionld charce over
each ether. Ihe tir-f c .rps. after taking the
se ized all the -.v.-i-
ifter the other, in the Pozzo-
i.uard nan not even Mad th-ir e- he,r when eioon I riday last was exceedingly l.J.mdy. 1, friend s letter. but say of its sub-tanee :
they went inr-t aetioti. So little wa a gen- As was yesterday Mated, it la-ted fiill twelve .. , ,
i u ; , i .i . .i i .i i r ' i i , , He complains tLat he can render but
eta! all nr exr-eeti l that th" e-th -er of the hour. Aft. r such a signal ih fcat. the v t . r . .i i i i i
j- ii i , , - c ... -,, . - shght offices to the wounded, wlierea the
I .rcnadiers and oltigeiirs w. re !.kins for n-trians will, as a matter of euurs". im- .. . . r . . i
e .i i i .i . .r .7- i i . . I.- i i tn'ps move; t. fast to give him rrofor
o'l irter f r l!n- day. wlien th" sfa 1 o he. r m. drit. y retue to ho t bo,L- of i . Mm. . . . .
gin.ti", an i or i.-ie. t'n
r.-de ltdo a-ti
forward at once
tien. Maurice
Lieut IJetier.'d Veigi, the e'onitiiHtider
! t..- I 1th tfirj.s tls tinnrt yesterday tel-
with egrnpSi'-d to tht city that Prince ( harlea
J'ltie to tlie p:
e-se, he writes, he had the ph-asuro to ren
.1 ., ...... i;..t ... .i. .....:
I...-1 r ,;;,. ;,i. . i. ...i t.. ti.iu fi... l .... . "' "."',,VM " " ' : x"': UM,!",
, ani many are only discovered days (i:c;J.,ti ' ,r (.lV,irr ... P,.Jir,... 7,t '.. . v, r. .1 ,i... 't't'.n i r , "tider whose e-ommand be formerly
a ter dead, n-.t trom their wounds so mue!: .rri, ..,, ,:' i v l i e.i i - . t in s,r(d. lb? hims'lt wa scrioii-ly Wotin-
. . tcnrdoio, m,t expeeting f i be cii.ed s i s,,n, l.ogimcnt f t lie Line was anion" the kill- i i. i i . ; ... .
a . from e xhaustion. i-i m i i m m i n- i , , , , .. , ded near Jn-rgamo, where he was i. b ig". I
nor did Marshal .MeMahen s officers when ..1, but the mritary authorities at i afran- . . e i i . ,
"... r.--i...t. .l.n.-.. .,: t',.. J,i!,- .: i i . .t t l i i ""'"'-' to stay a f-w day and urcs-j bis wound,
' lliey marched at three ,, clock in th" ii-oni- cia are unable either Ii refute or to confirm i i-i i . . ..
C .-T.-Fii,.r. In-... iv.i.i... .- i . i -i .ri .- and from which place.-he writes to us.
sTi.Ei" .(.o, .in.ie , evening. ins; but at four firing b"gan to be hard the news. Ihe ofne-r jti .i'Kti..n i the ri ru e i .
I ii-t...t(.l i..v v.-fnr.l-iv's l...tr i ti-i- i i i i r 't , .... ' "c e'llowius i a passage from this cf
I '-' I J 1st 1-O.Utl HIV Ve-lOr-l.ly .s letter nt slr.w I'lt.l v:i!- Wli'.-h emit :.i:i,,l t.,r ....... i.o, r.'.r ti.I ...... ir .-.if ,f l .,.1.1 W ...
an officer of tlie "encral sl.dV tt 1,1 mo :..... . ,1 i l..,li-...i e.., i! i : i i- i v. . v...: i .. h-r .
. r- uii..- mi ni'i- M-i'i.i i,i- 'i'iiiu.iiiiiiij ui'-,i;i;ii,. .... oiin::ii i. s nas lceji re- ,. I ... i. .1 t. t .1
nav lis arriveu Horn l escliie- nt ( a-ti- ion. and was liione.liit.i v ..nshe. I c.i.-,i from the -.-nt of icirv.i,.. r,.j,l,., ... . . - ....
,-, ... . i i. m. i e i " Uinrcli and tlie lst part e.f xiodenn are
on, a- I have l-f. .re mentioned. Leingon morning I he 1-e-s of I he Au-lrun r.rmv 1 i c .1 t . ti .
r . r 1 1 , , f , 1 ., ., , , , ... , , , cleared of the Austrian. 1 hey have su-
fi.i.t I leio tin eh-ir.."" ot nei,!. , or n ... ., .,i il,.. - I r I . m.t m L . T 1 . . . I .....I lr. ..... 1 .1 ...... J
wh
of mtcliigen
ra that the Austrian.? intended to
our hues on the following morning.
attack
vi.-ions to di-patch detachments to the phi-; vanced step by step, always gaining ground, t ,....; arrived at the Uoccolo Peschi we ' ,.!:.eo near tho th-hl of baftl.. in ii?,,,. n. 1 ,.,;-",,,, i, .V.P.. ....! , tamed a heavier br m fame, men and f-.r
i .1 . i i-. .. . i . -ri ...... i... t ;.. .o., 1 1 i- .... . f .. i i . . - ' " -
us in artillery took j art, and tlie cavalry, Ly sev-
GerSC A. riltt rotlf. Attorney and
Cumsellor at Law, Lansing, Michigan. ilf:ee
oni? if.r sojth of the post oiti.-e.
PI5ASK Vs FlILLKK."
en-i'Kv'rtRS to j. p. r.i
Jbbers.)f,aad iJ.-tail Iea!eisin,a'.lkin.l- of
PA TEH STATIONER V.
Pairr II a tic; ilia's,
'MrtXi r.vrEn ANnruiNTrRs' rn:'iiiixj
i:eeis,
Jo. 21 o Joir.TSo:i Avenue, Detroit, Mich.
Tii7ici7ii:it;
ARCHITECT & DRAUGHTSMAN,
LtXSINU, MICIIIO
evs mentioned, ami the third division also t nere was a time, anout i in ine aiternoon
to send a detacLim nt foward Pe-schiera. when, to cover their retreat, the Aumn
The Austrian during tlie night frun tlie made a ela-perate effort to place themselves
, ..Min.- ..ir t.i nl -JoJ to the itli advanced toward ine ngm oeiwt-cu me i-.utui i.u cec";:u corps.
iimu iwi-i""1 i i. . r t.. !:. th iav stru de ocetirred ; t!:e infantry and
Kenorts e.f deserters are unanim
stating tliat LMtiM men were collected at
Pezzolengo.
Marshal Paraguay d'Hill'T met witii un
expected diilicuhics ::t S .iferiiio. and the
I 'iedinoiites" leeonnaisanccs :.l-.i t-ncoiinter-
.i great forces .f the en.-mv.
ir;i:iv d'l I iliictS ICI for Iue I
J .... '. . , i i . i .... iv .... .i. ...... : .. . ' i .
valor at Sollermo, th- ma-se- ot the enemy uueou sucu an e iucl ina-. iioi.img i-o.i.o o -Cvtitiuned
in advai.ee distinguished on the field of battle.
At Ci-th'iior.e, the Finpei-.r, p. re. tv ing Yv'hen the weather improved, the enemy
ntire army lia-l disappeared, and tie direction tfiey
oral magnmcetit e-narges. .tecni.-d trie
su-.'cess of this irreat d..y. This wn the
1 ist act of flic battle ; the An-tri m- began
tl.eir retreat along the whole iin v 'I'!.;
retreat was favored Ly a dreadful .-t ..nu.
While Par- which l.i-t'd more than h'.ur ; the thumb r,
i r.. lig'e.s of the hail, th" wind, in line, a hurric me. pro
could distinctly see the smoke of lit 11 gum
and muskets in a wopj, all the operations
t tl- army, lie; I lciirh lody which was ,-hurch. from which i saw t
hr-t thus engaged was the orps tl armcr jng on s'.jwly in the f.'ain
e-t i.euerai .Mel, wn eh s:uc; tlie preceding
evening was marching e.;i the d.rection of
Med lis. i'he a lvai.c-ed ge.ard of ih-neral
.'!.! Lad mrt tliroe divi-ions of Fihtrn'.-eorp--,
at a farm house called the Csi tit
M u'iniLs'cc, and was hlig-'d to make it
way amidst, a trem.-i .1 mi f'.re of tnn-ketry
a iid artillery.
As. soon a- Mar-la! Canr.-bert was aware
. f th" enemy's a:t a k, he ordered Ids
able hi (listingui-h the.bt.jruit maneuver;
1 therefore mounted tl" st. cile of the
I'-gh'i'is so-
. ciuUd oi Jsr, wnieh srew thieKcr as
it approached, at l.i-t showed a column of
Au-triau cavairv and artii! rv, e .ii.ins
from Yo'u; but Mar-ha! Paraguay d Ifil greatly di-tingui-ie-d if-'!f.
table rre'TM-rty tlian is commonly known.
, , , . ,. for they arc driven to their last trM m It-
A I urin eii-p tt.'h says tt.at tlie .-ardi- i . .i i r i .
, , ' ... . , aly to remain on the defensive Jong enough
man Io--o at .Vdienno w.-re very heavy i . .1 n- -
, - , , -. e-nougli to give the aln.-d armies time to
and mentions among ine lued ' icnerals
Mollard, Pcrrier, and Arnalli. Colonels
P retta and I'cinot, and Capt I'allavieiii.
of the A'V.v,;i';. lien I'.anti's divi-ien
-ide tlit'ir knapsacks, and
troops to inro-.v a-
with all i -os-ilie snood hi-t-ned to the
scene of action. Atn r an hour's fi 'lit the
general all over the plain,
f the Kmpere-r s s.n e .n-
fiers s crps mad" a u. t."ir lr m Wition
tliree miles .f l.onato, whieli is easi'y sc-n
from Castigiioti", wh. re he vv is encatnp. d
and attacked tl." Austiiati-s on tie high's
the artill-ry of tl" iu-ird e-mitig u;. at full
gallop.
lien Maurioe's divi-iort was nnivhing
slowly from .M 't-techiaro, wl. ti a eol- nel
e.f the stuff brought them up in a hurry to
fill up the gap before m- nti-i.e d. Marshal
McM ahon's c rt s the n n.alo a ni .v. ii.e'it
A Paris h tt. r i
linns- s- sny-
" The iimper."
e.f his jauh tt- -It
is stated that m
the ' -tr'i hi i of
of tl:.
arried
a sing
I 'reiich h e! one
away by a sh-.t
ILitigarian re
take Mantua. Peschiera most likely is now
in the hand of the Sar in ian-e 'iaribaldi
is now in the psi:i..n to take possession ,f
t!ie two railroad line eonUririg in Verona,
and certainly will shortly :e-compli-hihe feat.
Prineo Napilcn eoin-s from Tueany wi'L
J.'i.'M") to .'io.OiM tr.K ps to clear Mo-lenr,
of the Au-trians, an 1 oj- rate e:.-t of Man
tua atid Verona, in connection with Iaribal
di. Prince N;t.o!eon's marcli will be from
ilint li" was contending with the
of the e nemy, employed the c rps ..f liens t K'k was perceived when the-ir columns had action kenm
Neil and McMahon in th" plain, and or- sttained some distance. Ihe Fmperor m and the arrival
d. red Canrelret to rejoin v.uh the Imperial Austria, who had ioug.d at t avriaua, m verted it int.. a regu.nr pit.-h-d nattle. to the 1-fr, and supp-it.-d MarsLal Paraguay
liuard tie re-crve on'th" heights the very place where afterward the Ku.pc- Mar-hal MaeMvLou -.yei cngag. d on tin d'l lilt h rs' aril the first crt s
The King had been noue-tcd to direct ror .Mipoieon c-'ai iisnei i.i nea.i-pi:ir:ers, ..;r, a;el th- distant rep. rt of tlie art:;!- rv,
.11 the forces T.o-sib!" against Soifcrino, and n'lirted the li- l 1 e-f baft it- at
, niIlfurnishPI;uis,Speciticaiions in.l ns;itii;it,-3 jl0 neeordingly older, d Ccn-1. Fanti and and retired towards Moito
!JLtbbe't. "'J-! f workiiiai.sl.ir.. and designs' ,.,., . eonvev sum-r to the Frencli. heights ,f Cnvii.ma eou'.d W
- vuurviie, i ouri iioihcs, ii.h-h( rrivatc ,
siment " either cavairy r infjiitrv was mi ... . t- 1 i i i
, .... . "'j Modenn, and J.-gg.oto Mirandala, Pa-iua
.ui'Mii'i I., iiivi- j .iii iii in.; lanure on ine
Mi..-io, the Italian regiments Laving Lorn
all r move I on' of trim tat ion. and sent to
Dwelling l i -m , .. i ' i lien ratdi Lad a ready coiiimauded tru'
""Uuy. C. and wilt c.nf rru-t to tiirni.h in:.- " "" J .
stn.lbuiU anything in the liii" oflhol.fii.g, : inoveiuetd. ! Le made, vvb.-u li o arrived
perintendtbe Vim.: .:i re .son .Mc ti-rnis. that the rceonnais.ance of the third and fitdi
newe pve mo a call.
Uns'uui, Jaiuiarf 1st
T o ei.N-!..
From th"
; ;i th" great
column of du-t whieli marked th pr.-rr.-ss
of his escort.
Fv;usn A? -ot ;
1S."7. ".
'CKSe)X, Mich., opposite . II. li. Ii.-pot.
BySTAXToX Jt TIFFANY. Ih neral Stage
ceat this House.
J 4t T. J. ill ?! 1 1 1 I., t tot Tie vs
ndConiiMlers at Law. and S. .licit. .. in t'han
ry, iAnsing, Micbigatt. A!I basin.-ss cntrus-
to their care
0t5
Xorth of tl
divisions was in danger of being cut off at c . -. e--1 --ir. .- i
Pesentano by a superior force of the enemy. Trmv. dune J7.
The Kin-' recalled Fanti atel ordered the I have received vr.ri-.us :.e.u:it.s; of the
brigade of Aos'.a to return promptly to San Lite battle from men who took part in thar
Martino. However, Paraguay d Hilliers tight of giairs. It is creditable to b,-t!i ar-
won S'!f"rin", and map-led agaipsf t'r,v. mies, but th.-ugh t!i" numK-r of m.-n en
gaged en euher s:do wn much larger than
Lav in been informed that, at Masenta. it was even ie-s as d'.eisive a
I he Austrian seem to have with-
r.aii.i.
The Kii
which was eirrie-1 lyth" wind blowing
froni the I.ago di (ijrda, npj ris -1 u- that
the Piedmont. -so army was rial! v engaged
sniiewhere near Kir..1;- I'a r.nd Pec!iier .
It was ab ut J o'eloek in the rfr' rnron w'nen
the Pieurnontese, proceeding from Jiivoltei
Ia, succeeded in making their injunction
with 'he I r u: h army. The French cen
ter had be-.n compelled by the even's e f
the day to enc-.-ntr do th" mass of it- forces
t. warJ the hilly village ef S' lf.-rir.. , where
the Au-trians were dispging the ground
with an energy utipreeedeiire i in the t res
ent war.
Th" batth then b.-came a trem. n l
l. en
r-'giui'
Pevaux s t rigi.i : r, ? i -'.
rsof th" Cha-'-.-o d'Afri .-i
a eharg" in') a d. ti-e w.d, and at
mis--"l the so'iar-r they w.-re t
made a -u 1 in s;i- e--ft
The
Mack, lu
i Irrllhnt
ve .lisfin-
,d e.
1 ir
rt
will i i.roinr,t!i- ittend.-d to. ' ....tn.;ii. ii:n. the third and Ltih division battle. "I he Au-'nan seem to have with- h" t it:i t!;en ( came a trern. ti iou
e over F. I lt.w.ir.-o.,... i ' " -v ..n . ..... i l 1 I.". !. ... 1 T.. 1;...I....,...-. .1 l. K:
.... , ., . -. oi . ed I' Was umi 'u.i m cairy iu uravn in rviieci one r, aim urc i j.-.en .h i - .... ..... .. . t 41. i..,
lel'.O. ' . ;r .- . I I.- J... ....... .1 ..1. .1.,..w .1.., 41..1.1 r,.-,!h- Tfrtl-n.-.l n-..ti-r. Tl.. 1 i.-.l I
hei'MltS Ol ."Mil .'rittin, ooi.-ieu il g- IM l.n I l.-jiuoi.i.-:-. urupi in. j o...i to . ... . . ....... , .... .,.-. a
m. II -. -. I. '' II . .. .. :.'. M. il 1 .. !....:.. i.w tl,i.,., nnrm.. t ret'imert f t'.e bn.1' h 'iiul-e.l t " Ol .f
a -j; -- - - - IttlCKoI tlio" UIVI-IOlls, wen ii.'- !' i'i I'-iiiv. ..v.i. v. ... j .. ' -.ii j k 4
win id i:,t,. f Ai!,;,nv v . v .is now ' . .. ?. . 1:. :. i..- i ',...,! ,..,.,:..., rmf icl.i.d. n-bd-.t . mvo torto 1 .nave t s...-t, n ,'e. rce. thai, a Fr-r.eh f.A.n v-f.-.
h t i. V - ot .fa. tue itrsi uisi-ii .-.. . - .,. ,, . .- . . -
:Z : I d-lu Marmora, and the brigad- of Pid- to bay, and recnmictice! the tight. J he . th-.vr to,i me that ,t wa init-oss.bJe tonn- crnmand :
vmn ;.. n...... . , ' . . ..... ob ect e f the An-tr;an in crmg the agine nnvintng n-e-re gnu. i and ncr.ee c,nt?. "
' inv-iri. i inrL'.i :.) it i r .11. tin. . ... ,. , -,. , . ... ......
allow. .! t o Inve
suish.-d th .uis.-l". s ni. -f iiighly
I roull mv learn in tie j;nrry ar
fusion aft. r tl" latt'e. -xjj'it i ad h '
li n C .nr d -.t's divis:..n, but I 1
said Le wa awiv on il right to surr
and act with tlie ."eh c-.-rp under I'nn-?
Nnpoleori, who is rcp-rted to have gair.e.1
a c-.'Cipb.te s'lce. -s over the c- rys e f Aus
trian erp'-. d to hrm, M.d to have cre-l
the P' but caiinvt state at what p- in.
The F'i!i-. ror is eanf-tari'iy under tire
At one tun.
Tyrol'
A i'er In 1-tin a. in iii- .Vrir;rr,r
f!.!-ffft of Ib rl in sav :
" It is g. tc rally believed in wr'l-inf. rui
ei :l 1 e l circle tliat the r.ert m-ijl will bring ati
male account ( au armi-ti.v, whieli will r-rve
5- -." Laos f.r nfg..'i ati ,ns fr .w. Th"
-am "men rr-vriii- a th" p...ir. where
Trie have' improved. "
A Perlin j. tt. t in the IfnhJtirz ,V-r
ays
" It may bo considered as ertain that
the Prussian ' iovcrnmer.t has opened net
gotiviori with Knghand and Il'iia, in r-r-d-.-r
to est-,',.;.!, A eotritn- n bais t f ir La
ticn." The Paris errc-p-a I:-r:t of the Tifrt
writing dune U, evening, say? ;
: The f fti -ial r rrt"of fl-e battle will
yroh":b!y ajpear t'-m-rrow.
time, i? w-em that thr- time
and ineenzi in tlie rear of Mantua and
eroi.a. I Iaribaldi will s'nrf f orth from
Pe-sHii'-ra, go north e.rj the afctern shore of
the (tarda Fake', d uble Wrotia, and unite
with Prmee .Xap.b-i ri s-m.r.n,ere in Vin-e-enza.
Thi e j ration, in o.rine"f ion with
a naval demonstration somewhere alxuit
eniee, will nnd mu-t result in the entire
occupation e.f the Province f A'enice by
the allied f-rees, while t!ie Au-triins will
1-e F'ored away in Mantua and Verona.
" If Ko-uth lands in Fiumc, find suc
ceed to revolutionize Hungary, the AILch
will be in two month nearer to Vienna
than t lie Austrian are at present to Milan.'
ryu
J re.
n,lsw..
S' B -'VilLij.v Lots for fJ-if... . bo, 1 :to acres
fteriT" Uit I'urc,' 'S ba-f ""'le e-t el
oj!- 0-Bewand It.-si.fenceont.J.H kfittv-six.
gjtJSyinoaran.I Saginaw, street. fvrgo'i
In spite of a violent tcmp..-t, (en del la
Marmoia directed Li course Ly P.77. .1 vigo.
de-cnrd-Tj vv,n San Martin
i, nut
ic side of IVssoIengo.
was
The
lm.-io -oid . fT.-rin.' battle m the r..-1'i. '.s ''cner
which thev had aband -m d a f.-w d iy aso. t.k p
will doulth-ss apr.ear in-mrrebensible to iue t-ay.ui. t, t
l"irai.'i s an i r3nti divisions
n after i-e-sition at the r.;int of
Ji" remain, d wi'n a t-atrery ot
the (I card wh w bring had
tab ar.d sail r.i the . 6 r in
" C i pit at nr. ijor rcs (frs
7 tfs ronton?. Sit', replied
"J'-Hj-err .uc '" ffx tutsi ed in f..r-.'ng the
Latt.e was stjH
A Monki;v Aiif'"e.TiNo a Xiv.r.o. Sun
day afternoon we were startled from a coui
f .rtaLle r.ap by m-t distressing; cries; we
ru-he l ujei tie gallery to kani the cause,
thinking tliat we surely Lad a g-iol local
item. We were rather amused, however.
In the mean when we f.n.d that the excitement was
it ! to (ten. r.ini-..! b a t'.ni( tn..r.I-ev lint l;a.l l.rr.Ven
.m. I tne Kmpvror :s indebted f.r the sue t.rjVjn, and who, in Li perambu!atieT,s
cess t-t the dry. N-. l with mn ar.,, town, had se-oa little negrri jrirl
anl tW) dlVI-i'Ii -f h-TSe. jn ail about ."'.- Tb. r,.f,r,l-f.r wa r.rmo .fi a.
!! !-.
5y succeeded in routing
MR?.,ln,x,i tun st:.
-JAME R.CHII.T1S w! resf.ectfi.r
ru. Jili1 !1 Perns wishicg It.iar.l. bv tl
BoVjp Kl" P,v" i call, at th-
-vojj, on Vva-!,t..,iriw
uon-
wdfai
Unsin
.. i "...
r.i ki-ivcii noi.i lie
. Uh llegiment, moving to the left, repulsed
! t!ie eu.emv, eau-iog great l-we- with eur
artillery. . , ,
(MHO In t.i e ef i. n Pnrand . s delay, ss( a-
Bonse S,r""t' e pi-'e the j ,.v to?II, -s?, and by the ignorar.c-
""feJanels, isr.9. in; and the P.rigad" ef Aosti. d.sh.Ig.d the
. j
uuprotess-.onni rcaucr-.
put it was a bold anl skillful manouvre,
which, had it leu more skillfully execute 1.
would have prove d disa-tr.-ts :.. th" Fr n- h
and Piedii.or.te.-e army. After t'.ie Austri
an bnd for a second time, aland i ed F
f'tutrrlt lr I'I lOnrnf r-,r ; fn SH'S 'I th
L ( . nt (
1 Li-ej auh tt
m i wa? engaged from four in the morning htivc turn e.f rnind, immediately revived
tul f,ur in the afterno,,,!, when he srj'-eeed- to embark in the slave trade, and forth-
u-trian center, while with ma 1 j an attack ur on the premise in
W:ng. which he Lad di-yorererl the little i.etrro
ragins on Loth
prrrr. . nt -.ar:- LkLim t the iuo is. A,uaves are said to nave lcn climbed into the window, rouncod uwn his
e earned away by m-ich cut uP ; and the lt ThasseuM d'Af-. r.ri22. and. desr.ite the vouns darkev's
he enemy, which was obliged to fall back
on Cavriana ar.d Ye'ra. This back move
n.et.t was xc stopped by the enemy's re
e'!y. c-.-nitag !r"r; i', eilungo, (M,, a village inalvance. and ail the eaT. i rumcred, though I hope without founda-'by a finkr-ement Wwhill Jirp
and (. -it... s.. t!ia: tue c .nract was renewed rv hiv. uae on the ti ll of battle. ti.-n. that (Jen. An"-r. wh-'we arm -r.
ird las
.-it,!.
1 till night. ( f course, it i im-
Knii-eror
a bad. ri iue terribly treated. Cenera! Ladmira- screams and velR was aW to carrv her
Tie Fmperor is pa-iug the night at Sol- uit. I Mm, and lieu are wounded ; and it 0ff jn triutnrh. when he was driven bark
ry r.ivr-uae on ti.e
i t.e hring ot the .usnan art.liery slaet- ri" 1 awav t.y a emnot shot, is dead. TV. , t -,-r-- -r : ... , D-. -
uat. r.nd Castiglione, the Piedmot.tec ar- '.ie t-r me to Jr.-i you a correct ae- ened perceptibly al-nt u, and 1 v.qL1 see en. Auger wis a rao-t distinguished ar-, Yard Pour hoilm- water over th f-te-ne
my wa ordered to move to the north, and "ir t "i (his great and idoody strngg.e, m that along the Lne, whi.-h must have ?sten- i tillery fffic-r Col. -Tourlon, e.f the ngin-' whenever the gra--s shows it-elf