Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09
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MOVEMENTS IN HUNGARY.
GARIBALDI BESIEGED!
COALITION AGAINST THE DERBY MINISTRY.
NEW York, June THE steamship City
of Washington, arrived at o'clock this A.
N. We append the latest war news
ALEssAspRIA, May 2l.-The Austrians,
about $1,000 strong, attacked the advanced
posts of paraguay d Hilliers. They were
driven back by Gen. Forris' division, which
behaved admirably. and carried the village
Of Montebello, after fierce contest of four
hours duration. The Piedmontese cavalry,
commanded by Gen. Sonaz, displayed ex-
traordinary energy. We have made 200
prisoners, one of whom is q Colonel. We
have from 500 to 600 killed and wounded.
General of Brigade Burens, infantry, and
commander Duchet are killed. Col. Guiyot
de Lesdart, d. Bellefords. Counsuil Denies
nil, and Commandants Sacretello and Da.
ferrussac are wounded
The Austrians are in foil retreat since
last evening The loss of the enemy ex-
ceeds 1000 men.
The Vienna correspondent of the London
Times Gays the Austrian force consisted of
three brigades. and their loss was about the
same as that Of the French
TURIN, 23.-Y esterday the enemy an.
peared in great force at Palestro, with the
object Of obstruc:ing the march Of the re-
connoitering party, which had taken the
direction Of the Sesis by order Of the King
however. silenced in every part
The Austrians have shot an entire family
of eight persons, in whose house guns had
been found.
The French have occupied Castiggio,
where they are fortifying themselves.
dispatch dated Vienna, May 23d, saws.
At noon on the 2lst. about $4,000 of the
Frencd Sandman army attacked our Aus
trian troops. numbering 5000 at VercelH.
Our men retreated, fighting, to Oslengo. At
this place two Austrian brgades hurried to
the rescue and threatened the enemy's
fanks, which retired across the Sesia, to the
western side of the river.
1t is stated that 80 900 Austrians were
about to be concentrated at Borsilbure 1t
was reported uid Switzerland. that all the
Austrian detachments on the Lago Maggjore
had withdrawn.
An Austrian despatch says that prepara-
tlons had been taken against Garibaldi.
whose intention is to rouse Como to re-
volt.
Austria has Issued instructions to prepare
for the defence of the Tyrol.
despatch from Borne says that the Aus
trians had left Como and Milan, and con-
centrated themselves on the river Adda, and
hat ho lorA ~
vancing.
All the London papers give credence to
report that Lord Palmerston and Lord John
Russell had come to general agreement ON
the subject of Parliamentary reform and
foreign policy, and that the Derby govern
ment would be compelled to resign soon af-
ter the re-assembling of Parliament.
kOssuth has addressed another large
meeting in favor Of the neutrality of Eng
land, in Manchester. He intimated that he
should probably soon be in his native coun-
try. 1t was reportded that he was the
President Of the Hungarian committee just
established at Genoa, the object being to
encourage desertion from the Austrian
ranks.
The Cunard Company had sold one of
their screw steamers to the Spanish govern
meDt, and they are to be replaced by ves-
sells of greater power and size.
A siege fleet 10 fitting out at Toulon with
great expedition. Independent of screw
liners and frigates, it is to consist Of ten
ecrew gun boats suitable for the shallow
shores Of the Adriatic.
Accounts from Hungary are extremely
and there must sooner or later he |
serious disturbances, if concessions are not
made. The country is full of Russian
agents, who act almost openly.
The Vienna correspondent of the Times
says 1t was credibly reported that Prussia
will place her corps d armie on the lower
Rhine and two on her eastern frontier
A Ageneral insurrection movement is being
throughout all the slavic provin
ces of the Turkish Empire. 1t is represen.
ted to be favored by foreign influence.
A terrific storm of thunder, lightning and
rain burst upon Alden on the night of the
Both Of April. Between tweAty and thirty
persons were drowned in places where it
was thought the water would never reach;
one hundred and eighty-seven stone houses
were laid in ruins; nearly all the cisterns
we're destroyed. and great portion Of the
roads were swept into the valleys.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
BERSE, May 25.-lt is reported from Su-
gano that General Garibaldi. with his 5 900
men. had barricaded himself in the town of
Varaze. but is without cannon. The Aus
trians posted in the neighborhocd are pro-
vided with artillery, and fight has com
menced.
GENOA, May 25.-The Bey of Tunis has |
offered two auxiliary regiments to Pied. |
mont
ALEssANDRIA, May 25.-The Emperor paes-
ed several hours at Voghera. Nothing is |
yet decided respecting the departure Of the |
troops.
LONDON, May 3O-The stock market are
still principally infqenced by the plethora |
in the money market Holders Of money
evince increased anxiety to invest it in good
securities. The English funds closed At an
Of l-S per cent. The fall in
the rate OF discount continues
The Times alluded to designs on the part
Of the Viceroy Of Egypt to take advantage
of any disturbance which may arise in
Turkey for the purpose Of obtsing, if not
Independence, at least . large measure Of
authority. The influence Of France for the
movement is supreme, but England will
allow of no trifing in the matter. The
slightest disposition to avade the treaty Of
ls4O, will bring uopn the Victoty the whole
weight Of Englaod's power.
The Advertiser says the leaders Of the
Opposition had decided upon not moving
an amendment to the address, but that .
notice will be given of the intention to
bring forward resolution in the week fol.
lowing, expressive Of . want Of confidence
in the Derby Government.
The Herald ridiculed the idea OF the
united action among the Liberals.
Notice.
TO the Delegates and nembsEs Of the Iowa stats
Medical society.