Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-22
ONE DAY
LATER FROM EUROPE.
TIE FRENCH Az MILAN.

Queenstown 9th, passed the Hook at about
this morning.
Her adyices from Liverpool and London, by
telegraph to Queenstown, are one day later
than those received by the Anglo Saxon on
Saturday.
Napoleon and the King of Sardinia made a
triumphant entrance into Milan on the Sth OF
June. They were both received with the
most enthusiastic and extravagant demonstra-
tons of joy.
The Austrians had evacuated Pavia.
A dispatch from Vienna of June says Nil
Ian was evacuated by the Austrians on sun
day. The imperial tunctonaries have with
drawn to Verona, but it is possible they may
resume their posts and functions in Mantua.
There was a decline on the Paris Bourse on
the Sth, occasioned by the rumor that the
French and Sandman troops had received a
severe check in Italy.
1t was currently reported that the hlng OF
Sardinia had been defeated.
Advices from Paris show decline of per
cent. This decline, together with the absence
of any political news from Paris, coupled with
various rumorS of severe reverses sustained by
the French in Italy, kept our stock exchange
in state of excitement, but nothing certain Is
known The bullion in the Bank Of England
has increased El60,000 since the last return.
The Daily News remarks that all cavi re-
speeding the battle of Magenta is silenced by
the fact that the Austrian army retired from
the field, and that the capital OF Lombardy Is
now in the hands Of the Allies.
The Post remarks that since Monday morn
ing the public has been passing to and fro in
the metropolis with its mouth open ready to
swallow any coward that came i'll its way, and
after censuring the justification Of its contem-
poraries indicates the clear and marked pur.
poses of the Allies; they are now in Milan
Pavia is evacuated Urban's corps dispersed /;
Garbaldi is everywhere successful; and the
main body of the Austrian army is flying.
The Victory at Magenta.
TURIN, June Z. Official Bulletin published
to-day. The allies took in the battle OF Ma
genta, four pieces of cannon, two flags, 1000
Austrians prisoners, and 10000 put hors du
combat, out of 100000 engaged The loss OF
the French was about 5000 killed and wound
ed. Among the former are Generals Espi-
nasse and Clere.
The first private letter from the battle field
of Magenta has arrived here. The Imperial
and Sandman Guards were attacked, and were
unable to advance, but nevertheless finally re-
sisted the enemy. The Zouaves and Guards
lost and retook their position. At last Gen.
Niel's army assumed the offensive movement,
which was irresistible.
The enemy endeavored to surprise the right
wing of our army, but movement Of Gen.
McA1ahon's rendered the attempt ineffective,
SO the efforts Of the enemy were relaxed, and
the conflict then began with renewed fury.
Gen. Mcmahon was triumphant, and the bat
tie was won.
Paris Wednesday, Moniteur contains
the nomination of Gen. Mcmahon as Marshal,
under the title of the Duke of Magenta. Reg
nault de St. Jean Angelly has also been rails
ed to the rank of Marshal
GarIbaIdi's Movements.
Be1ne, June There are still 500 Austrians
at Lavino. A detachment of Garibaldi's corps
has sailed along the shores of Lago Maggiore
in barques, disarming the Austrian Custom
Guards, and everywhere carried off the public
treasure.
Turin. Wednesday-O Official Bultctin.-That
part of Upper Lombardy which had been
freed from the Austrians, has proclaimed Vic
tor Emmanuel King. Volunteers are rapidly
arriving to join Garibaldi's corps, which is
pursuing the enemy beyond Monza Urban's
army after precipitate retreat from Varese
has been dispersed, and is scattered. Soldiers
have been taken prisoners and disarmed.
Diplomacy has "a Plan.
The Times Paris correspondent says it is
stated than two of the most influential neutral
powers have agreed in proposing an arrange
IDeHL tlltT liG lISJ LVCCsoetl
sisting upon the adoption of it by the three
belligerents on the following principles -
First-That the territory gained by the vic
torious party shall be accepted by the Euro
pean powers as the basis of Congress. Sec.
ond-The entry of the French into Milan, sup
ported by popular NANTES station, shall be CON
sidered by the European powers as convinc-
ing proof of the disapprobation in Italy OF Aus
trian policy. Third-rhe neutral powers will
insist on an armistce while Congress is assem-
bled. Fourth-The extension of the kingdom
of Sardinia will be deemed essential, and the
duchies of Parma and Modena, with the fort
ress of Plicenza, are to be added to it.
1t will be proposed to form the Lombards
Venetian kingdom into a State, distinct from
the Austrian empire, but governed by an Aus
trian Archduke.
The Times devotes a leader to the French
position in Italy, and though it does not regard
Napoleon Ill as having yet covered himself
with glory, says that hitherto he has made his
advance and worked out steady success.
Great britain.
The London Advertiser says there will be a
majority against the Ministry of from 8 to Is.
The Star thinks it probable there will be d-
vision early on Friday morning. The Times
explains the taciturnity on the ministerial side
on Tuesday night: 1t appears that at the
commencement of the debate there remained
IL members of the Liberal side who had not
been sworn in and who therefore could not
vote Mr.. D'Israeli conceived the idea of
pressing a division, while the Liberals were
thus short Of their whole muster roll, and he
therefore spoke at once, and passed word to
his own side not to open their mouths.
The Channel feet will anchor off Spithead
on the oath inst, and additions up to that day
will comprise thirty pennants, in which there
will be fifteen sails of the line.
Fighting In Turkey.
A Berlin dispatch says combat has taken
place in Bosnia, between the Turkish troops
and the insurgents, near Rolienich. Casco
has, it is stated, been destroyed by Derbich
Pasha.
Miscellaneous Foreign News.
In consequence of the successful laying of
the Red Sea cable, future kilograms from In
dia may be expected in about seven days.
The old firm of Price, Turner, & Co., in the
Neapolitan trade, who suspended at the end of
January have discharged engagements in full.
The subscriptions at Berlin for the Russian
loan of four million five hundred thousand
roubles, is likely to be soon filled. The appli-
cations for small amounts are very numerous.
At the meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company yesterday, a new board of eight
members was appointed, with authority to add
four to their number, and to carry, into effect
the agreement with the government, and the
issue of new G5 shares to the extent of e600,-
600, was sanctioned, TO ENJOY preferential
dividend of eight per cent. per annum
THREE DAYS TER.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
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