The Sun.
London, England, 1859-06-20 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

THE WAR IN ITALY.

The following telegrams have been received at
Mr. Reuter's office :

TURIN, JUNE 19.

The Austrians finished, on the 16th inst., the
evacuation of Montechiaro. Their right wing is
said to have gone to Lonato, taking the direction of
Peschiera. Their centre occupies th© heights of
Castiglione, and their left has gone towards Castel-
Goffredo.

During the last few days 80,000 Austrians, with
6,000 horses and 12 batteries, have passed through

Niontechiaro.

On the 17th inst. the allied army of Italy made

a forward movement.

MANTUA, JUNE 18.

The declaration has been published that the
town is in a state of siege, and the provisioning of
the place has been ordered.
Lombardo-Venetian bank notes to the total
amount of 50,000,000 florins will be issued, the ac-
ceptance of which is to be obligatory.

TRIESTE, JUNE 18.

Count Rechberg, Austrian Minister for Foroign
Affairs, accompanied by the Prussian Ambassador
at the Court of Vienna, arrives at Nabresina to-day

on his journey to Verona.

TURIN, JUNE 18.

The Emperor has entered Brescia with the King,
who had gone to Meet him. Popular enthusiasm
accompanied the march of the allied troops, who
all through Lombardy receive one continued ova-
tion. The communities on the right of the Tiber
and also Litto de Castello have pronounced for the
national cause.

PARIS, JUNE 19.
The Itioniteur of this morning contains the fo]

lowing telegram :
BnEsciA, June 18.—The Emperor and the King
have entered Brescia amid the greatest enthusiasm
of the inhabitants.

The Illoniteur also recapitulates the French loss
at Magenta, namely :-323 killed, 2,165 wounded
and 470 missing. The French loss at Malegnano
was :-154 killed, 725 wounded, and 64 missing.

TURIN, JUNE 19.
The following particulars of the combat at Cas-
enedola have been received today

General Garibaldi, wishing to throw a bridge
across the Chiese in order to keep communications
with Brescia open, placed part of his troops at
Rezzato and Treponti to oppose the Austrian van-
guard, which had advanc,pd as far as that place.
Some companies of Chasseurs d'Alpes attacked the
enemy's outposts. The Austrians yielded and
were pursued as far as Castenedola, where the main
body of the enemy attempted to surround us, but
our troops immediately withdrew. General Gari-
baldi then came to the rescue, and succeeded in
bringing our men to their former positions, causing
great loss to the enemy. We had 100 killed and
wounded. The King ordered the fourth division
to advance to the position, and General Cialdini
accordingly led part of his division to Rezzato to
support General Garibaldi. The Austrians with-
drew from Castenedola after having blown up the
bridge over the Chiese before the town of Monte-
chiaro.

VERONA, JUNE 18,
(Via Vienna.)

The Emperor reviewed this morning the 7th and
Bth corps d'arinee at the camp of Lonato. He was
most enthusiastically cheered. The confidence of
the troops has reached the highest point.

VIENNA, JUNE 18.
An official account has been published of the
losses of the Austrians at the battle of Magenta :

63 officers and 1,302 soldiers killed ; 218 officers
and 4,130 soldiers wounded ; 4,000 soldiers missing.

BEItNE, JUNE 18
(Via France.)

TURIN, JUNE 18

BERLIN, JUNE 18

The subscription to the last loan of 30 million
thalers amounts to 31,875,100 thalers. The surplus
of 1,875.100 thalers thus subscribed for will be
deducted from the different allotments to be made.

VIENNA, JUNE 18

Count Rechberg started yesterday evening for
Verona. According to a report circulated on the
Bourse, the Prussian Ambassador, Baron Werther,
will perhaps leave this morning for the same place.

PARIS, JUNE 18,

PARIS, JUNE 18, 12.17 P.M.
The Bourse opens very inanimate. Rentes 62.35,
3 P.M.

The Bourse closes firm. Rentes 62.65 for money,
and 62.60 for account.

TURIN, JUNE 18,

The official Piedmontcse Gazette publishes a list
of the rewards accorded by the King of Sardinia
'to those soldiers of the 3d Regiment of Zouaves
who had distinguished themselves at Palestro, and
to whom the gold medal for military merit is
granted. Col. Chabron is appointed Commander
of the Military Order of Savoy. The following
are appointed ofs'.cers of the same Order—namely,
Dumolin, Bocher de Briche, Saint Martin de
Franchessin, and Parquez. Then follows the ap-

The Austrians in great force have occupied the
pass of the Stelvio, blown up the Devil's Bridge,
and brought up their artillery into the pass. They
have also made entrenchments at Nanders. A
French corps darniee of 3,000 men is advancing
by forced marches against this position. Some of
Garibaldi's officers are organising a free corps in
the Valteline.

On the 14th inst. the Sardinian army took up
its position on the Melia, near Brescia. Forces
have been despatched to observe the mouths of the
upper Oglio. Garibaldi advanced on the 15th to-
wards Sonato. It is asserted that the Austrians
are concentrated at Montechiaro, with a strong
rearguard at Castelenedola. General d'Urban oc-
cupied Capriano on the 14th, but abandoned it the
following night.

The Paine of this morning publishes the King
of Sardinia's speech to the Commissioners from
Bologna. His Majesty refused the military dicta-
torship offered him, and will disapprove of every
act subversive of or contrary to equity and pre-
judicial to the cause of national independence.
The King has sent an aide-de-camp to the Pope to
assure his Holiness that he has nothing to fear
from the events now happening, and that the inde-
pendence of the Peninsula would be a guarantee,
and not a menace, to the neutrality and integrity
of the States of the Church.