New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22

pavia ard TAX. u the direction OF B-igl'3osS
The ofical bulletin OF the following DAY ia;h) con-
,op.d In. contradictory report, the the Aastfisns
bad withdrawn from Beleiojosa 20 Pava
The official Austrian Coyroponddace hss reliable
information that Field Marshal Urban bas successful
" effected ret,ea, with his troops by Ca;c.no
A Milan Dispatch Of the S.h, published IN The A9''-
it.ay, states that an important demonstration TOOK
place that day. A great number OF the prncipai
citizens assembled 70 cheer the Emperor IN The court
ysrd q the palace.
A Turin Dispatch dated tie 9Th, .ays taal -he ie-
tea. cf the Au-trisns s,in continued, aud that tue
Austrians had evacuated Laveno, sbandoni1S ihe'f
material Of wa and taking sneef on board the 'eSse'
in Swiss waters.
The Emperor end the King Of Sardinia attended
ma.s IN the Cathedral OF Milan Oh 'he ga anu
Deu,o was sung. They subsequently rode thToHSh
the city ard the enthusiasm Of the people s said % Dc
"ipdescribabie.
The King OF Sardinia had issued proclamation
dated "Miian. June g." TO the Lombards. He says
in I. ths. independence having been secured regimi
both liberal and durable would be established. lie
eu)oeiz,s the msgr snimiy Of the Emperor Napoleon
and calls on the Lombards to JOIN them on the battle
field.
The london Posrs Paris correspondent, says, more
than 0C0 Of the prisoners taken by the Allies are ta
ians They say that they took the earliest opportunity
Of giving themselves up. They always placed IN
the front and threatened generally by the Croats 10
the rear If they did not fight WE'LL Many have offered
10 icin the Allies bat have not yet been accepted.
The Swiss Federal Council had ordered the mme
date terrifying of Luzenstez and of the frontiers
between tho Canton Grisons and Austria, and TO
hasten the completion Of the lor.ilicaon Of s.. Mad
nee in the Cation Vasis
Thee Austrian armed transports, and having yes
sells in tow were observed entering SWISS waters by
the ou,posts Of the Swiss troops. The transports
were immediately stopped and surrendered, and The
Swiss commander took them into Magazine, where
they would be kept by Swiss troops, alongside OF five
Sandman steamers.
II il understood that such acts as the annexation of
Lombsrdy are of provisional character, and are IN
tended 10 be in force only during the var.
The Grand Duke Of Tascsny had formally protested
against the revolution. He states that the revolu-
tonary party at the lnstigston Of Piedmont, wished
him 10 declare war against Austria but hs preferred
wing Tuscany rather than adopt such course
The Emperor Of Austria hsd issued the following
proclamation:
To nv Faithful Subjects Of the TyyoI and the zoraribsrs
csl You summon ,"u 70 show anew 10 y'lf co
mpor.Ii.- aud to p-,er!y yoar fidelity yOur bravery yo"
rie,y Your religious enthusiasm ,,.,
Tale 10 your pseticed hands the whole Of country
Form yourselves corps Of Ifeu' AID mar - ihe frontier
70 meet be enemy LET your fidelity and resolution serve
rampant against the enemy who has 30 often paid vita
is 70 you that .ogde the Ct defending the frontier,
Of my Gear So1 b yi H yyc ,' sp,t The drnon
iii . enemy should them You will make him feel
;ha: thee frontier. s people %h@ v H2~ bow se 'heH
FRANCIS JOSEPH
Paris dispatch says that the reported evacuation
Of Pavia is fully confirmed.
The Duchess Of Parma had quilted the Duchy
leaving the government TO the Municipality and re-
leasing the troops from their oath Of fideli'y. The
Municipality d, patched a population TO the King Of
Sardinia requesting him TO accept the government
letter from Turin says that Hungarian Legion
10 reyoutionze Hungary was being organized in that
city.
PARIS, Saturday, June II, 1889.
The Moniteur of to-day publishes decree ap
pointing Gen. Schramni Superior Commander OF
| the camp at Chalons, where three divisions OF
| infantry and one of cayalry will be assembled.
The Moniteur also states that 5000 Austrian
prisoners have arrived at Marsellles and Tculon.
TURIN, Friday, June 10, 1859.
The following is ian official bulletins:
| The Austrans have defntvely evacuated Pava,
and are said 10 be at Lodi. The allied armies are ad-
vancipg. Gen. Garbald occupied Bergsmo on the
morning Of the sth and having learned that 800 Aus
TRANS were coming from Brescia, sent detachment Ia
| meet them which, though inconsderable III number,
| nevertheless beat the enemy.
VERONA, Friday June 10, 1883.
The following is an Austrian official bulletin:
On the s,h Of June, Geparal Urban, a. Canonics,
and the 9Th Corps dArmtc at Maguanena were ell
gagged in .anruinaIy Sights The enemy i'll greatly GU
peror force appears be advancing from Milan, and
the Austrisn army has therefore passed the AIDA IN
good order and is nearing the rtcnorcements IN re-
serve TIE courage of troops il uubroken, and
| they are longing for decisive battle
TURIN, Saturday, June II, 1859.
Private letters from Milan, respecting the battle
Of Margusnc, state that 500 ZOuayes were put
hors du combat.
The Aus,rianS who were 80, coo strong suffered
loss of 800 killsd and wounded, ald 200 prs-
oners. The battle lasted nine hours.
Al II O'Clock at night Il battalion of Hungsrians
and Cros.s intending 10 surprise the village, were
surrounded and defeated.
The Paris correspondent Of The London Times
say that the lae,t accounts from lt,y state that
both the allied and Austrian armies are preparing
for another general engagement
| The London Tmess correspondent at Vienna
says that the otcisi Austrian bulletin of the bst,lc
of Magenta had produced indescrlbable effect 10
thst capital For the mnment, says the correspond
emf, the public appeared To b. stunned. Military
men are iudgusn; that tbe finest army AustTia ever
DO. ses.ed should have been intrusted TO such q
buuger as Count Gy ulai appears % be.
| H.. bas declared ny ~