The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-06-08
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THE FIRST BATTLE!
THE ALLIES VICTORIOUS!
1900 Austrians, 1000 Allies KILLED
KING BOMBA DEAD AT LAST!

NAVY IDA DEAD Al LABl
ST. JOINS, N. B., June 4.-The steamship,
City of Washington, which left Liverpool on
the 29th ult., and bound to New York, has been
intercepted off this point by the Associated
Peess News Yacht. News is OF great import
ance, as announcing the first important blow in
Italy. The allied and Austrian forces have
met and the latter been defeated.
The battle between the Austrians and the al.
lies took place at Montebello, a town of Aus.
trian Italy. The Austrians were 14,OOO strong
and made the attack. After a severe engage
ment, they were obliged to retreat. The allied
army lost 100, while the Austrian loss is esti-
mated at 1000. a number of Austrians have
been captured and taken prisoners to Marseilles,
SECOND DISPATCH.
There are two towns Of Montebello in Italy,
rs described in the gazetteers. The dispatch
does not give the position of the one at which
this battle took place. One Of the Montebellos
is q town of Austrian Italy, 10 miles S. w. OIL
Vicsnza, and is defended by two castles. The
other is a village 70 miles from Alessandria,
where the Austrians were defeated by the
French in 1872. 1t will be seen that the posts
were occupied by Marshal D'HiIliers, of the
French army. By the previous accounts, this
General was posted on the main road from No,
va to Genoa.
The battle Of Montcbello took place on the
2lst of May. The Austrians who were com
manded by General Stadim, attacked the posts
Of Morshal Paraguay d'HiIliers. They were
driven back by General Forey's division, after
q furious combat, which lasted four hour The
Allies crrried Mantibella but did not pursue the
AustTians. Two hundred Austrians, includ-
ing the Colonel were captured and taken to
MarsaiIlao Tho Auctrtono tn TX InA at,,nn
they lost 1900 men. The Allies lost 100, a.
mong whom were many officers. The Austrian
account OF the battle differs widely from the a.
bove. The actual force Of the French is not
stated. 1t is reported, however, that it mum
bered 5000 men besids a regiment Of Sardl nian
Cavalry.
A bulletin issued by the Sandman Govern.
Inent, announces that the extreme left OF the
Sandman army, under General Baldiuie, had
forced a passage over the river Sesia, putting
the AustriaLs to fight. Gen. Garibaldi had
entered Gaven Pavia with 8 900 men for a rev.
dictionary purpose. 1t was rumorod that six
English men-of war had entered the Adriatic
sea, Revolutionary movements are reported in
Lombarky.
The King Of Naples is dead and Francis II,
has assumed the government Of Naples.
The British Admiralty have formally invited
tenders for the carrying ola monthly mail Ir4m
Australia via. Panama.
A general meeting of the stockholders o. the
Atlantic Telegraph Company had been called
to sanction the agreement with the Government
aud to issue 100000 new capital.
The Paris Monitenr announces that France
adhered to the abolition of priyateering, and
the principal that a neutral flag covers the en-
emy.s goods.
Liverpool Breadstufs Market.--hessrs Rich
srdsea, Spence Il Co.'s circulars report that the
weather continues favorable for crops. Bread
stutfs CONTINUED dull-fionr dull with but little
iaquify-priees we've weak. Corn dull and
slow Of sale, but prices are unaltered. Mixed
81 8d@6s10s; yeliog Us l0d@7s ID; white Is
ass 81
Provision Market--Beef steady, pork firm at
35@9Us; bacon quiet al Jls lol; lard dull but
i'm, $4,000