The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-07-08
The News from Europe.

don ana DlVerpool uates 10 tne EZu ult',
four days later than those received by the
arabia. We give the substance of the
VdnderJiHs news, from New York tel
egram OF the Sd inst
There are no battles to report from the
seal Of war, but the Allies are besieging
Manlua, and another decisive battle may
soor be expected.
The Austrians have issued at Mantua a
forced paper currency Of $4,000, 900
sterling.
King Victor Emanuel has Officially de-
clared that he would not consent to the
annexation of any part Of the Roman States
to Sardinia.
The Austrians have removed their
headquarters to Villa Franca, midway
between Verona and Mantua. They have
abandoned Tomato on Lake Garda, and
Castiglione and Motechisso, which recent
positions they have Occupied in great force
and strongly fortified.
The French and Sandman troops &C.
cupy Brescia, and the Emperor Napoleon
had advanced from that position on the
Auslrians.
Kossulb had embarked for Genoa.
Many other Italian cities have pro-
nounccd for the Italian cause.
Gen. Garbaldi marched on the 90th
ult. from Salo, on Lake Garda, towards
Drsceugnno, but was repused by an
Austrian force. lie has since pushed his
oulposts TO Balladore in the direction of
Bdrdio, which latter place is occupied by
the Austrians.
Victor Emanuel had refused the Dicta-
torship offered him by the commissioners
from Bologna, in pursuance Of his deter
mnation to decline the annexation Of any
par: OF the States of the Church.
The Austrian official account of the
losses sustained during the battle of Ma
genta has been published. The killed
are stated at s officers and ,3O2 soldiers.
/ Total, 1868. Wounded, 2lS officers and
4.lJ8 soldiers. Total, 1859. Missing,
4 900 soldiers. Total, killed, wounded,
and missing, 9,7l3.
Advices from Egypt say that the Pnsha
has ordered the suspension of the works
in connection with the canal across the
Islhmus of Su,z. The French Consul
had protested against the interference.
a dispatch from Berlin says that six
Prusslan corps d'drnlee besides the guard
are 10 be mobized and three others KEEP.
/ in reserve 20 oppose Russia if necessary,
All the other corps will be concentrated
on the Rhine, and only a sufficient number
OF troops kept in the provinces to garrison
/ the towns and iortresses.
The various bulletins from the seat o
war present the following as the state o
affairs
The Sardinian army is in position be
fore BresCia in line with the Frencl
troops,
The cities Of Fano, FnsscnroEono. Ses
and Acona, have all pronounced IN favo
) Of the national cause. Another diSpatcI
says that the Auslrians had re-occupie,
, Monteyolo on the l7lh, in considerabl
, force.
, A dispatch from Turin, dated the lat'
u!t., says that the Emperor napoleon en-
tered Byescia on that day with Viclo
y Emanuel.
Much popular enthusiasm accompar ie
the march OF the allied army Throughout
; Lombardy. The districts ON the right G
the Tiber, also Lind de Cadello had dc
N cared foi the national cause.
;, Victor Emanuel in refusing the dictator
: ship OF Bolona, told the commissioner
that he should disprove Of every act sui
yerave Of, or contrary to equality, an
r prejudicial TO the cause of national inds
pendence.
d The King had also sent a message t
IS the Pope, to assure him that he ha
e nothing to fear, and that the independents
(, of the Peninsula, should be guarantt
and not n menace TO the neutrality an
integrity of the States of the Church.
'e A dispatch from Berne, dated the 18t
,r ult., says that the Austrians, in gre
n force, have occupied the Stelys Pas
y blown up the Devils bridge, and plante
. their artillery in the pass. They ha,
= also made inlrenchments at Manders.
A French army is advancing by force
marches against this position.
Gen GAribaldi was organizing a frt
IN corps in the Valteline.
T. The Ausliians had destroyed the raj
y way from Milan to Bresca.
Nc The French official reports make the
h loss Mt the battle of Magenta, 323 kille,
=, 2,l65 wounded, and 40 missing, and
" Malegnano 100 killed and wounded, an
"a missing.
70 The London Times, in speaking of Ko
t. srth's mission TO Italy, says he will
employed at once in acting on the Hung
to rian regiments in the Austrian servic
g. and if possible, produce a revolt
ar Hungary.