, 1859-06-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
Three Days Later from Europe.
aRaKVaL Or TIE PERSIA And KANGAROO,
Overthrow Of the Derby Ministry.
THE AusTR1ANs ROUTED AT
.mAanNTA.
ANOTHER VICTORY At MlRIGNAN0.
The French l. Sardinians in Milan.
PRUSSIA PREPARING TO ENTER
THE COSFLtCT.
THE AusTRIANs ROUTED AT
MAGENTA
ANOTHER VICTORY At MlR1GNAN0.
PRUSSIA PREPARING TO ENTER
THE CONFLICT.
Icm AARDX PROCLArME TOR
VICTOR EMANUEL.
The Austr;ans Retreat Behind the Adda.

lDS1.
The Austyians have been driven fron, Marig-
naur With loss Of J ZOO prisoners. aud the main
body Of the army is reported to be rctrcating
as.r-s the River AIDA.
the british Ministry has been defeated in the
House # Commons. and the resolution Of
wa,, Of confidence has been passed by vote ri
:.!!r,etn.
The Ministry was expected to resign IN tue
"4ee,l.. Of Parliament, Oil Saturday the llsE.
The steamship A!aco. from Now York. ar
rived 1t southampton on the :tls, and Wcser
ou the It:h.
WAr Nrws.-Thc "details Of the battle Of Ma
sen:a are received at London and Paris yc;r
slowly hut tGer do not change the 4irs: cot.i-
plcAiui1. Tie iosses we're undoubtedly sever.
On both sides. Tue Austrian official accounts
OILY acknowledge from .o'9 to :,ntt> killed a,.l
wpul,dcJ, :nd says that that the enemy l">t
fully .re half Is much again. It is reported
bu: not confirmed ,Lat General Gyulai hns hes
dismissed aud General Hess appointed Co:-
uander-iu Chief.
The Austriaus llayc rcHeated beyond t:e
River AIDA; their headquarters were mar
t.rc1nona, They were expelled from, Marisua:o
by Gen. EarAguay II'uiIliers, who took !, ,=a''
prisoners.
p4.iA IVES evacuated by tue Austrians, and
the E,upeEur Napoleon and the King Of Sardinia
entered Milan OIL the eth, where they were nl,'st
enthusiastically received. They remained there
III the last accounts.
The latcst advices say the Allies were u..-
vaucin; from Milan in pursuit of ,hc rctrca,ipS
auslria1s; IN !. also that Prussia had given IL
lications Of aiding Austria.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The motion Of wan: Of confidence in tl.e
British Ministry. was carried in the House ii
Commons hy Il vote Of 323 to 80 Nothing WIS
known as to the expected change in the minis
try when the Persia sailea.
At the mccting o. the Atlantic Telegram,
Company, the report already published w:.>
los: when only I9 nailes from Cape Sidcro-
FRANCE.
Tie Paris Bourse was depressed and prices
were lower, closing lridty a, elf. SIC for rcntcs
The Bunk or France has gained 2:.:,"'o,i"~ ir
specie during the month.
Tie latest bs telegraph from London to Liz.
crpool says the British, Ministry did not res.,
I'll Saturday.
The House Of Commons adjourned over I'LL
Friday, the l.th inst
1t is reported that tho Prussi2u army will III
mnbilizcd, and Prussia will soon take part in
the conflict. 1t is also said that the Prussi.n
Government is neso,lating for the passage u
troops t}:ruu4h Germany.
The Au,t1ans were at Lodi, md tl.r alii,,s
advancing.
Gen. Gari5adi has bcaten ar Austrian force
ut Eresc;a.
Fire hundred Zoraycs were killed and wound
ed at Mari1nano. The -tustrians lost 15t0 killed
a=d wounded aud .:0" made prisoners
The lattle II Marignaao 1astcd nine hours.
The armies were preparing for another gene
raj engagement.
ItsS:A. June lo-The official Austrian cot
zesponaencc Of the 10Th states the Austrian
Army w;.s continuing its retreat beyond Il {
Adda and that its head quarters were Ut Carr.-
1ignC.zo bef,re Crenfona.
A special dispatch to the London 7ims< says
that Oh the 9Th the second Austrian army had
its bead quarters ut Cadagno on the AIDA.
Ii seems that Gen. Canrobert was not wound
Cd at the battle Of magenta
All accounts give the great glory Of t:e day
to Gen. McMai,on. lIc had ITO orders to pr. =
ceed 10 Magenta but he heard The roar ii tl'
na't'e, rushed On a;ld saved the army.
lAe ATS Ao"'te"' oi 1he 1"th contains il4'
following details Of the battle Of Magenta:
.'Ths concentration oe our 1roons m tho po
deceived Vie enemy ,,,to 1bc I,,f ,,,t ~. ~.
tended t. eros, tht. riy,r in tl.. fHr,oo, ,f lin
3tl. 1.5 OBJ, Of The an,tr,ns we,,, u, ,,n.;,;o,,
n,.,,a;,o Tha :,,n,..,- a,I 49, =" IL. a.
yt1;t,n ~ H.. sn.r;,i cs,".,, ,e . 1.I''sa
Il, ,i,.,,,,,,.Ir ;o,, ~. .,Js ~, 49, '.,,' ~
wi. ,y,. ,J., g., .''n, '.'.''s ~ "u' Sei
,r,;'., .r, Eaa''',,. - ~ 'nr W.:
,"n','''i,; -. ~. s".n EGnG!a. IT, "lr,lHch "a>
~ ,i,. ,:,,,,,;.,"s ,s,a .', ;1I..d" e'a"uc's
NV ''h'-'1l p't'e'1p oescr'ots ''e oierat!"h>
of Gen. y, MaIon, who lost 1870 men, Lut p.;t
1ncn, Austrian. ioy> Jv ,n,n III, ond ,,,do am,
,,;.,. 49,,
-" i"e'' '4''' 'a'' III a"e'r a'ae
corps arsn'e. tnc bulletin sums M the re-
suits pi tl... tisr days since the departure fru,n
Aless.,3r; ,h,x
Var army ~ three co'nbats. gained on''
oi1'1e. and t:''ed l'r's'sant irom the Au>rians.
A S'1;E H. 1a''r q N"n'cbe1'o nave l"s,
l. c,nnn, ""o "'"'osu' ''''""' F''soness' IN"
- e+1a"oa
sa'a 10 nave l'fo''nced All immense sensation in
Germany