The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-22

throughout all Trance sotnat on SUNDAY
evening and night the rejoicing was general
in the Empire. The Empress herself on
Sunday evening, rode through some of the
principal streets, when the crowds thronged
her carriage and EVEN clung to the wheels,
crying out Long live the Emperor, the
Empress, add the young Prince too, who
was not forgotten. 49,. -
Gen. Canrobert is not dead nor mortality
wounded. -f .I--eF ..fli ~ Y'ff.
The steamship Arago, fom New York,
arrived at Southampton on the 9th, and The
Weser on the 10th. - - 1l..- o. sa-
The details of the battle OF Magenta are
received at London aud Paris very slowly,
but they do not change the eomplexiod, The
losses were nndoubtly very severe on both
sides. sf.f- Hi -i--3 .sa-
The Austrian account only Acknowledges
from 1000 TO 5000 killed and wounded,
and says the enemy lost fully halt as much
again. = &. =. - 1l.aL.i.a : .ssH . ..ea
Ii is reported, but not confirmed, that
Gen. Gnynlai was dismissed, ahd Gen.
HIS appointed commander-in-chief.
II The Austriaus have retreated beyond the
river AIDA. Their headquarters were near
CIsmona. They were expelled from Ma
rignan by Gen. paraguay D'Hilliers who
took 200 prisoners.
Pavia was evacuated by the Austrians,
and the Emperor Napoleon and the King of
Sardinia entered Milan on the 9Th instant,
when they were most enthusiastically re-
ceived. They remained there at the last
accounts. .,.-.
The latest adyices say that the allies were
advancing from Milan in pursuit of the re-
treating Austrians, and also that Prussia
had given. Indication OF aiding the. Aus
trians. ar. - -..5-.5s ~ 't-lTt-7g az
GREAT BRIrAIs.-Thc motion of a want
of confidence in the British ministry was
carried in the House of Commons by vote
of 800 TO $40. Nothing was known as to
the expected change IN the ministry when
the Persia sailed. =. = -As's hs'Ns-'l ~ u
At the meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph,
Company, the report already pnblishedw was
adopted. -rst sassssl- b-s nSs.lsrs,q oials =
10 The Red Sea cable broke, and was lost,
when only about sixty miles from Cape ST.
FRANcE.--The Paris Bourse was depressed
and prices were lower = The Bank. of
France has gained e ,000, 00s in specie dn-
liiS tuc uioutu. -.
LATEST ny TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TosLIv-'
<'l'" '' ERPo0L. y 90 Sg.I
Saturday. The House of Commons adj
jourded over until Friday, the 18th inst. -
1t is reported that a Prussian army viii
be modified, and that Prussia will soon
take part in the conflict. ozir'ia
1t is also said that the Prussian Govern
ment is negotiating for the passage Of troops
through Germany. ~. s2- 'sRsl'-.
The Austrians were at Lodi, and the AL
lies advancing. AK n1 ,as1
Gen Garibaidi had beaten an Austrian
force at Breseca. In .esl
Five hundred Zouaves were killed and
wounded ut Marignan. trg
The Austrians lost 800 killed and woun-
ded, and ], 200 made prisoners tlra --
The armies were preparing for another
general engagement.
George Bayley, editor of the National
, Era at Washington died on board the Ara
90 on the 9th.
~ a-- VIENNA, June 10.
The official Austrian correspondence of
the 10th states that the Austrian army was
continuing its retreat beyond the AIDA, and
that its headquarters were at Cremona.
A special dispatch to the London Times
says that on the sth.the second Austrian ar
my had its headquarters at Cadoyria, on the
AIDA. .rI -a... -
In the battle of Magenta, it turns out
that Gen. Canrobert was not wounded. h
All accounts give the great glory of the
day d Gen Mcmahon. He had no orders
to proceed to Magenta, but heard the roar of
the battle, aud rushed in and saved the
army. ,,..... ...,
The Paris Monifear of the 10th inst con-
tains the following details of the battle OF
Magenta acr.4 -F. l-r--sls . g
The concentration of our troops on the
Pc deceived the enemy into the belief that
we intended to cross the river on the morn
ing of the 4th. IL, 500 Austrians were in
position opposite. The Emperor and the
Grenadier division of Imperial Guard was
obliged to fight this proportionate Odds
Our Generals displayed great energy in the
subsequent action. The French General
Wimpfew was wounded Desme and Mad
hurst. commanders of the Grenadiers, Were
killed. .-f-ssE
q The official bulletin describes the opera
tons of Gen. McMahon, who lost ! 500 men,
but put 10000 Austrians hors du contut,
and made 5000 prisoners. - - =
The Austrians had on..their side four eOrp'
ddrmaee.< ~ -,s.rss 6
The defeat OF the Austrians at Magenta j!
said to have produced an immense sensation
: in Germany. ~ AE