Steamship Console Arrives with War News from Front
Late foreign dispatches report the steamship Console arriving with updates from the theater of war. Soldiers continue crossing the Mincio front while Sardinians under Victor Emmanuel invest Pechiera, stretching lines from Lago di Garda to the river. Austria’s emperor remains in Vienna and a neutral English ministry is announced. Breadstuffs pricing is dull with revised quotations, and Consols quoted at 93 4 for account on ex dividend.
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The Battle of Salferino Reports From Salferino and Castiglione
A New York Times field letter details the morning siege near Castiglione, Salferino, and Volta as Napoleon attacks Austrian positions along the Mincio. The Austrians, led by Emperor Francis Joseph with about 225,000 troops, withdraw after French pressure and batteries blaze on the plain amid a thunderstorm, with fighting lingering along villages and hills.
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Commended by Neutrals Amid Battle Lies in Early Evening
A correspondent reports the battle raged from seven o'clock onward with heavy cannon and rifle fire. The Austrians and Sardinians exchanged shots as darkness neared, and the writer notes a likely severe toll with many wounded brought to the village, while suggesting a possible shift toward peace.
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Solferino Toll Amid Reports From Paris and Vienna
A July 13 report from New York reviews Paris and Vienna dispatches on the Solferino battle. It notes French losses ranging up to about 18,000, Austrian casualties and general officers wounded, and mentions troops marching through Piedmont toward battles near Solferino and Carrazana with intense fighting and stormy weather.
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