The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-06-11
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Photographed to the New Orleans Delta.
LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
The Battle of MontabeIIo.

DabGle was IOuRHb Ou lue = ISL lusb', dI hOH
!. tabelo, a small town on the river Aldega
y in the territory of Venice, and belonging t,
I the Lombardo Venetian kingdom.
1t appears that the army corps of Marsha
paraguay d 'Hilliers, with the division unde
Gen. Forey, which embarked from Toulot
on the 9th of April, on board the Medi
terranean squadron, proceeded to the eastern
, shores of the Adriatic, where the feet wa'
seen on the 18th inst; crossed over anC
effected landing near the mouth of the
Aldega.
The Austrian troops, under Gen. Count
Stadion, Commanderin-c chief of the fourth
corps d'armee, at the head of $4,000 men
attacked the outposts of Marshal d d'EIilliers,
but the Austrians we're driven back by the
division of the French army under General
Forey, after furious combat of four hours
, duration.
The Austrians retreated to MontebellO,
pursued by the French, who finally captured
the place and remained in possession of it,
but did not pursue the Austrians further.
The Austrian force engaged in the battle
was $4,000, and the French, according to
Austrian accounts, numbered 5000 men
The loss of the Austrians was 2000 in killed,
wounded and prisoners; while that Of the
French is reported to have been 700.
Five hundred Austrians were taken pris-
oners and sent to Marseilles, where it is re
ported they had already arrived.
The Austrian accounts of the engagement
differ in Details but confirm the main fea..
lures as above stated.
Austrian accounts state that besides the
six thousand French troops, there was also
regiment of Sandman cavalry,
A dispatch from Turin gives the substance
of an official bulletin of the Sardnian Gov,
eminent, which states that the extreme left
wing of the Sandman army, under Gen.
Baldini, had forced passage over the Sesia,
beating back and putting the Austrians to
fight.
1t is also positively stated that Garabaldi
had entered Craven and crossed the Tcno
into Lombardy, and at last advices was at
Pavia, with 5000 volunteer soldiers, his OBJ
ject in invading the Sardinian territory being
to encourage revolutionary movements among
the people.
The Paris Moniteur announces that the
French Government adheres to the principle
established at the Paris Conference in regard
to the abolition of prvateering, and has also
adopted the principle that a neutral flag
covers the enemy'S goods
The Paris Bourse closed firm, The three
per cents. are quoted at 65.
Various revolutionary movements are re
ported to be on foot in Lombarjy, and an
outbreak is daily expected
The King of Naples is now reported dead,
sure, and Francis the Second has ascended
the throne and assumed the control of the
Government.
LIVERPOOL, May 25.-A dispatch from
Turin reports that feet of six English
men-of war had made their appearance in
the Adriatic sea.
The reported movement of Garabaldi is /
not clearly explained, but there are authentic
reports that revolutionary movements are on
foot in Lombardy, which only need the
presence of leader like Garabaldi to devel-
op them and bring thousands of volunteers
to the support of Italian independence.
The atlantic Telegraph.
A meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company has been called in London to
sanction the new agreement entered into with
the British Government and to issue G600,-
900 new capital which has been authorized
by the Government.
LATER FROM SALT LAKE.
AwiUaI of the Oyerland MaiE-THe Nor
mons preparing for War--Proc5amation
Of Gov. Cunaming-Depredations of In,
dians-EigM americans KsHed-Sevcn
Women and Children Burned.
ST. LOUIS, June 6.-The Utah all has
arrived here, bringing advces from Salt
Lake City to the Goth ult. The bad feeling
existing between the Mormons and the Uni
ed States troops was increasing, and had
assumed a serious character
The Mormons were organizing military
and making preparations to resist
he execution of the laws and the interfer.
.nce of the United States troops.
The Mormons in different parts of Utah
lave been organized and sent to the vicinity
If Salt Lake City, and numerous bands Of
Irmed sMormons were encamped in the
surrounding the city.
Gov Cumming has issued proclamation,
'rdering the dispersion of the Mormons who
lave been associated together and organized
n military capacity in the mountains en-
ircling Salt Lake City, and it was anticipa,
ed that force would have co be employed in
he execution of the order.
The overland California mail arrived on
saturday night, bringing advices from San
francisco to the 18th uIt., which are four
lays later than our previous advicos.
The news from California is unimportant.
Business at San Francisco was good, and the
markets were generally unchanged.
Accounts from the mining districts are
avorable.
The Indians ga the route continue their
expectations, and small parties of emigrants
re attacked, robbed aud murdered
A party of eight Americans, who were out
n prospecting excursion near Honey Lake,
7ere attacked by the Indians and killed. l
The house of Col Stevenson, at Red Bluff. e
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