Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-07-01


and Lord Palmcrston is Frontier, Lord
John Russell Foreign Secretary.
The Austrians have evacuated Piacen-
"a, Pavia, Lodi, Bologna and Aucona.-
The citadel and Notifications Of Piacenta
were FIRST blown up.
Prince Melternich is dead.
THE WAR.
The following kilograms are from the
Times Of the 18th June:
vienna, Sunday evening, June H.
The following official news has been re-
ceived Benedick's corps was again At
tackled at Melegana on the 9th. Loss
between two and three hundred men.
The total loss at Palestro on May 81.
was Is officers and SIS men killed /
General, % officers and SIS men wound
ed and officers and ia men missing.
Garibaldi's corps threatens the South
ern Tyrol from Val Canonica, Val from
pia, and Bagolino.
1t is reported the French fleet in the
Adriatic received powerful reinforce
ments yesterday, and it is expected tina.
a landing of troops viii soon be attempt,
ed on the coast, between Venice and
Trieste.
1t is not positively known where Gen.
Gyulai's headquarters now are, bu. prob
ably at Mantua.
Prince Metternich died yesterday.
PARIS, June IL. An announcement
posted up at the Bourse states that Bor-
gaino has been taken by GaribaIdi.
The Austrians have evacuated Lodi.
The NoRiteur has the following.
TURIN, June 11-evening. The Aus
TRANS evacuated Piacenza yesterday, af.
ter having blown up the citadel.
The Aonitestr publishes decree APP
pointing Gen. Schramm Superior Com
mander OF the Camp de Chalons, where
three divisions of infantry and one of cav
airy will be assembled.
Five thousand prisoners have arrived
at Marseilles and Toulon,
MARsEILLEs, June 10. Three steam
frigates have landed 2400 Austrian pris-
oners here.
The remains of General Espinasse
have been brought to this town by sea,
and will be sent on By railway.
TURIN, June 10. Official Bulletin
The Austrians have defnitiyely evacua.
ted Pavia, and are said to be at Lodi
The allied armies are advancing. Gen
eral Garibaldi occupied Bergamo on the
morning of the 8th, and then having
learned that fifteen hundred Austrians
were coming from Brescia, sent detach-
ment to meet them, which, though incou-
siderable in numbers, nevertheless bea,
the enemy.
BERLIN, June u. The Preussischs
Zslt'ng states that the Prince Regen,
has renowned the pleasure of attending
the Ham and Cleaver Jubilee Festival.
IN consequence of the present position of
political affairs, in which, as His Royal
dlghness lately remarked in Pomerania,
1t cannot be foretold whether the mex,
hour may not be our own. The Regent
had previously accepted the invitation TO
the festival.
DRESDEN, June 10. The Dresden
journal Of to-day contains the following:
Frussian Commissioners we're here yes
terday, negotiating for the transport by
railway of considerable bodies of Prug-
sian troops A satisfactory result was
without difficulty arrived at, and the Com
missioners then started for Munich, with
a similar object.
MILAN, June u. A part of the French
army has passed the River AIDA without
striking blow.
ENGLAND.
The Times of the 18th says: "Amid
the thousand and one rumorsxbat have
been chasing one ANOTHER since if fell TO
Lord Palmerston to reconstruct the Wing
Cabinet, one thing alone, SO far as we
know, is definitely settled. Lord John
Russell has ever been known as an ar
dent friend Of tine Italian race, Italian
freedom, and Italian unity. As these
feelings have been generally shown ont
OF Office, or when they had not to stand
any practical test, they have been receiy-
ed with as much enthusiasm "a was cor.
patible with Lord Johns singularly caln,
and r1st1r.I -.