The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-06-21 00:00:00

Piacenza, Ancona, and Bologna have been evactuated.
The Austrians destroyed the fortifications of Piacenza
before they left it.

MILAN, June 12.
A part of the French army has passed the river Adda
without striking a blow. In the hurry of their retreat
from Piacenza the enemy abandoned a great number of
ormnon and magazines full of provisions and ammuni-
tioll.

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PAM, Monday Evening, June 13.
The Pafrit says that the Austrians have completely
evacuated the States of the Church, including even
Ferrara The same paper also states that the people of
Parma have a had that French troops may by sent into
their country. M. Brenier leaves to-morrow for Naples
as Ambassador of France at the Court of the King of
the Two Bicilies.
VIENNA, June 13.

The Austrian Correspondence of this evening contains
the following :—The Austrians at the battle of Mseg
nano yielded only to the decidedly superior force of the
enemy, and retired, unpursued, in perfect order. Pla-
centa has been evacuated by our troops, and the walls
and citadel have been blown up. The garrison was
successful in joining the chief body of the army. The
war steamer Cuttatone arrived on the 12th inst. in Zara
from Ancona, bringing the news that the Austrians bad
evacuated that town.

TRILBTI, June 13.

The Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian Mu arrived
here. From the lit of July next the coupons of the
National Loan will no longer be accepted by the tax-
collectors of the provinces of Venice.
VLRONA, June 11.
The seat of the chief Government authorities of
Lombardy has been transferred to Mantua.
VIENNA. Monday Evening.

Forrara has also been evacuated. When the Aus-
trians left Bologna a revolution broke out. The Mar-
chese Pepole was at its head.
TURIN, Monday, June 13.

After the retreat of the Austrians from Bologna the
Cardinal Legate took his departure, leaving to the muni-
cipality the government of time town. The municipality
thereupon appointed a commission, which immediately
proclaimed Victor Emmanuel Dictator. The town is en
fde. The head-quartets of the King were yesterday at
Viinereate de is Monza. To-day the regular railway
service between Turin and the Ticino has been recom-
menced. _ _

TURIN, Monday, June 13.

- - .
The Austrians evacuated Reggio and Breamllo last
night, and were also making preparations to evacuate
the other parts of Modena. A deputation from Modena
has arrived in Turin. _ _

TURIN, Tuesday, June 14.

Cremona and Brescia are free. A numerous body of
Austrians appears to be assembling at Monte Chiaro.
A part of the Piedinontese army has crossed the Addis
at Vaprio and Canonic*. Bergamo and Lodi have pro-
claimed their union with Piedmont. The damage done
by the Austrians to the fortifications of Piaoensa is of
little importance.

VIENICA, Monday, June 13.
The official detailed report of the affair at Malegnano
and the evacuation of Piacenza has been publiAtied.
The figures of the report show that in the conflict of
Malegnuno the French force was greatly superior to ours,
and that the enemy's loss was considerable. Our retreat
was effected in perfect order. General Boer was killed,
and numerous officers died heroic deaths. The report
further states that the evacuation of Piacenza was per-
formed in connexion with the movements of the army
on the 9th and 10th inst. The greater pert of the cannon
was loaded on board vessels and towed away by steam,
and the few which remained were spited. 'Besides the
forts and blockhouses two arches of the bridge over the
Trubbia have been blown up. Piszighettone has alio
been evacuated with similar precautions and in perfect
order.
Vienna, Tuesday, June 14.

The Emperor will forthwith assume the immediate
eommand•in chief, and has ordered a new position for
the army, which will be taken up in the best manner
possible.

TURIN, Wednesday, June 15.
The Austrians are retreating from the Oglio, and the
armies of the allies continue to advance. The Austrian
corps d'armie which had left Ancona for Pesaro has
directed its course towards the lower Po, to join the
troops in the provinces of Venice. It is not yet certain
that Ancona has been entirely evacuated by the Aus-
trian troops. Modena and Bremen° are free. Forli,
Fsensa, Imola, and the other municipalities of
Romagna have pronounced in favour of the national
01111110.

Butte, June 15.
The towns of Forli, Farina, and Imola have pro-
claimed Victor Emmanuel Ring. The Austrians have
ithdrawn from the river Ortii,oilnaaking the direction of
the Venetian Provinces. and Bresoella are
free.
VIENNA, Thursday afternoon.
General Count Wilk& bail taken the command of ihe
Second Army instead of GODOTAI Gyulai. The French
have established a depot at Antivari, on the Albanian
coast, and disembarked large quantities of gold coin
there.
VESONA, June 15.
No news of any importance has been received from THAMES POLICE COURT Wednesday, June 15.
the seat of war. The different corps dares& take (Before Mr. Ysteshev.)
possemica of their allotted positions umnoleated by the
enemy. The division of General Urban alcne 1155 Bus- A POLYGAMIST.
tamed a light at Castenedolo with Claribeldes bands, arr. Ererud Honie
cowman
clerk
to
the
Regiettez
.
which, although amounting to 4,000 men, with four "'•
General of Seamen at the Board of Trade Office. Ade-
pieces of cannon, were repulsed by our troops. laide-row, London-bridge, waited upon Mr. Yardley to
Viet, June 16. represent to him the destitute condition of one of the un-
The organisation for the defence of the Tyrolese tern- fortunate victims of Gloucester Gale, the polygamist,
tory is gressiog. Several companies have been who was convicted on five manta at the Central Crain-.
already wn out, and many others are in preparation. nal Court in January last, and sentenced to 4 years
The inountain mimes are occupied, penal servitude.
Tunis, Thursday, June 16. of
sirinit.Otr.o.liecu.dr laste.:lllthr.n. Coleman
Lord
adyiorrectedt.
ttehe .ettenint,.ii.on
ce
OFFICIAL BULLETIN. of numerous inquiries baring been made at his office by
The Allied Army of Italy. passed the Serio on the very respectable women for the supposed mats of a
13th, marching towards the river Ogho. The advanced drip, to whom some of them had been married, but in
guard is at Coocaglio. The head-quarters of the King venous names; and in corroboration of his statement
of Sardinia are at Palassuolo. General Garibaldi Mal introduced to his Lordship a Person to whom the
at Brescia up to the evening of the 12th. General villain had been married, and &pother to whow be had
Urban's corps quitted Coetaglio on the morning of the promised marriage, and had published the banns in
130 i, and appears tube retiring to Orsinovi. church. In consequence of tbe publicity given to Mr.
Coleman's application 12 highly respectable women
Tne BATTLE OF MAGENTA.— It appears from the came forward, to seven of whom Gale had been mar-
despatch of the French Emirtror that, although the ried, and in the other cases the banns had been pub.
Austrian army was practically without • commander, lished with • similar view. Gale had carried out his
the natural difficulties of the position were very great, designs with much mincing end artfulness, but Mr.
The attack had to be made by two columns which mild Coleman discovered that he hail assumed the names of
not directly communicate with each other. The Austrian the mates of various ships, and his victims were taken
army posted between the Ticino, or rather the great off their guard by receiving good characters from the
impurrairr Ligclame.—There le • maul decision in canal and the Magenta, was to be attacked by M'Mahon cants:l,ot by whom it was Gale's policy to prevent
the Goitre of Queen's Beni*, in Porkies v. Hart able, advancing from Turbigo southward, and by the Emperor the
bel
as-
which secidie tbequeseion upon which different opinions and Csnrobert advancing against the Austrian left flank eiseedng in
andlnutllingea'any anitns
auspicious
Daweahiaptainemeihntnoznetluisey
bar* heretofore prevailed among Justices of the Peace. from the westward- The Easter= having made his in the breads of his too confiding victims. From in'
It will be men on reference to the above ems that the attack too soon was compelled,..sitb one division of the omit. instituted, Green, a city detective officer, and
only question justices will in More have to consider in Imperial Guard, it appears, to sustain the battle alone Sir. Coleman proceeded one Sunday morning to Egham
informations against publicise for breach of that pare of for almost four hours. The truth is that the bridge of and there apprehended the offender Gloucester Glair',
their license which relay to "knowingly permitting or San Martino was the only wreath to the Austrian poi- who had res Med in that village for nearly 12 months in
comas of notoriously bed character to seeable tion, tad was to incumbered with men and materiel that the nuns of Gordon, with a lady of property, the seventh
Zas";;ing ;;Vt—ogether in puhurhousse," is whether or not tbe columns of Canrobert could not deboueb. Nothing victim. us other wive, being then living. The pro-
the narties epeeilled as Prostilmtes are on the Welshes can mese muchultvell Pore the Importance to the allies fligate victim,
was ultimately sentenced to four years'
for the QXp.SS of taking refreshment. If they find that of the bridge berme the river, or the fatal mismanage- Doug servitude after a trial in the central criminal
qoestlees in the affirositive, tbe offense will not be proved went erbleh allowed it to remain standing. Nor, indeed, tours. Mr. Coleman now slated that one of the un-
ited tle iatonnasioo mast he dimetesed- if they lad It ha the observation unjust that, had the bridge fortnnete victims, in whose favour he produced mew
in Use negative, any may ink, that they
..ware there in been broken down, it is &Moult to endardand ceptiosialde references, but who prevented appear-
order 1.-afow their telling, and if satiefied 01 the hut- how the allied mflity would have semsed for lug pereoesally on account of ill-health and her ap-
Inste knowledge of their character, and of their chime sertainly bad other MIMS of arceeing.hees at bend they aecomahement, bad been discharged in March
In wag there the justices may asterdhlfflY ought to have been used *via as ause_ekoad. ht ceder from her 'Bastion, and that INDCO that time able
eseneet the eeldeee of knowin&Y Penuithelf F!nme t° illtat.theagf Ur— ._allet• "um", however, had been entirely dependent on himself, Wm Coleman,
osontwity amour to Awe. WOW la WE as the task elf Woman Waa• Waa MOON" and a few of hie friends. He had premed kor ea ad-
isms. plaited ; sad len tidy ealligaintad mem to saiesion into • lying-Is WOW, kink as EE lEEEE three