The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-22

SANDY Hook, June PIN
The steamship Kangaroo is coming up
She is expected to bring advices Liverpool
and London by telegraph to Queenstown.
Her day of sailing from Liverpool was the
9th, the same as the Anglo-Saxon, which ar
rived at Quebec. I..I 1i-..
~ ..-..t .. LIVERPOOL June 9.
Cotton market closed quiet, with previous
quotations. barely maintained The sales
to-day are estimated at 5, 500 bales
Breadstufts continued dull.
.ra -t LONDON June g..
Consols are quoted at 934a 93i. -l
The bullion in the Bank of England has
increased fl6o,o0 during the week. ~
The steamship yigo had arrived out.
The Emperor Napoleon and the King Of
Sardinia had entered Milan, and were en-
Enthusiastically received by the inhabitants.
The Austrians have evacuated Pavia.--
They left Milan on the 9Th inst, the munic-.
ipal functionaries retiring TO Verona.
There was partial decline in London,
yesterday, caused by rnmor that the AL
lies had received severe cheek in Italy.
The absence of news from Paris caused
considerable agitation on the London Ex-
change. -- +- t7f 4..,a.sl t4t..r
i The Paris Bourse had declined one per
cent.
Further details OF the battle of Magenta
had been received at London by telegraph.
A Vienna dispatch says that among the
wounded are Baron Beischack, three Gene
rails, three staff officers two staff officers
missing, and one Major killed ~.
A Turn dispatch OF the 9Th says there
I 4 Ia, h. Of
whom 20, 900 were placed hors de- combat,
and 200 prisoners taken. $40 30 -
The French only lost 5000 killed and
wounded. = .... go, - =. --
Among the killed arc Generals Espinasse
| and Citse 4ia.4i .sa-. t--- rt H 'ti-
| The Government of the King of Sardinia
was already established nj Como and Lon
drio. l 1888
ia The municipality Of Milan, iu their ad-
dress to Victor Emanuel, delivered in the
presence Of the Emperor Napoleon, said =
| The municipality of Milan are proud of
being able 10 use the precious privilege Of
hcing interpreter for their citizens.--
~ this grave crisis they are willing to re-
new the contract of ls4S, and TO proclaim
| again before the Italian nations the great
fact which has required eleven years for
| full development, in tke intelligence and
heart of the people-thc annexation OF
l1lombardy TO Piedmont is the first step in
the new way of public right which allows
nations 20 lie free TO dispose OF their own
destinieS. The heroic Sandman army and
our own brave allies, who insist upon Italy
being frte as far rs the Adriatic, will soou
! achieve their magnanimous enterprise Re-
ceiye. Sire, the homage of the town OF Mi
Ian; our hands and our hearts belong en-
tirely to you. Our cry is, The. King, and 1t
ally, forever Amen
A dispatch from Trieste says an Austrian
| war steamer had captured the French ship
| Royal, from Cuba, hound TO Trieste. rA O.
THE LATEST.
IL is reported that Gen. Canrobert had
died of his wounds.
l. Gen. ID Angel, commander ofthe Imperial
Guard, had been created Marshal.
Napoleon is said to have been in the midst
OF the Imperial Guard, during the stand of
two hours made against the Austrans, who
it appears were aware OF the fact
The real loss OF the Austrians is estimated
at from 10000 to l5,e0O.
A Turin dispatch, dated June Ilh, says:
The first private letter from the field of bat
tie has been received. The Imperial and
Sandman Guards were alone opposed TO the
! Austrian masses. They were attacked by
the Austrians, and were unable to advance,
but, nevertheless, they finally resisted the
attack b.
The Guards lost and retook, and at last
Gen. NielS army assumed the offensive
which was irresistible. The enemy en-
deavored to surprise the right wing OF our
army but the movement OF Gen. McMahOn
rendered the attempt Intellectual So the
efforts of the enemy relaxed somewhat fol
moment, and then the conflict was lie.
newed with fury. Gen. Mcmahon was tri.
umphant and the hattie Was won.
TURIN, June 3.
The official bulletin of the Sandman:
reads as follows:
The part of upper Lonbardy which Ia:
been iced from the AuStriuns has proclaimed
Victor Emmanuel King. Volunteers ar,
rapidly arriving to join Garibaldi's corps
I which is pmsuing the enemy beyond Mo
sea. -a
The Gen. Trban's army, after precipi
tate retreat frum Varesi, has been dispersed
and is scattered \ number of soldier
nave bcti lthCi 'li-ohcIsd uu ulSaTIntu.
BERSE, June 7.
There a.e 800 AuStrians AT Lavino
detachment OF Garibaldi's.
The London Daily Ns,cs' city article %
last evening says the funds this mornin,
show increased strength aud "A fresh rise q
fGs was attained. The news of a leclin,
T ia the Paris Bourse occasioued partial re
action which was strengthened 10y the ri
NOR that the french hal received a sever
y shock. The market finally closed nearly
;, lower than yesterday. Mr. ID Israelis allu
, sion To the measures OF finance of the great
I est character, which are to be brought fortl
attracted good deal of notice; being inter
= preted ~ showing that the Government
loans for the war ornaments are now U
!; foot.
i, The Times city article says the abSenC
e of news from France has facilitated ii
> circulation of vague multitude af report
II Of a severe check to the French army, an
81 of the defeat of the Sandman King has bee
= currently asserted. 1t is certain, howeve
at the close OF business nothing had tran
> pred 10 establish these statements, sti
:" they had the effect of keeping the stoc
"a market in q state OF excitement, especial
= y as prices on the Paris BourSe show declii
% D per cent. The supply of money h
not yet experienced any diminutiou Son
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