Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

TIE LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

TIE LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
By the steamers Kangaroo and Persia, at New
York, we have adyces from London TO the llth
June.
Ink wAR.-London, June S.-The Partisan ac-
counts from the Imperial Headquarters Of Napo
leon are dated the 7th of June.
According TO the bulletin published in the
Moaifeur, both armies advanced on the left hank
of tho Po, and when near the town Of Magenta.
short distance south east of Bufalora, general
engagement took place. The French under Ma
poleon is estimated to have numbered IRON lO0,-
900 to 1870 0O0 while the forces Of the Austria ms
under Gen Hess, is said to ha~J been from l50,-
600 to $50 900. The bullet at Paris, addressed
to the Empress claims "a .ecided victory, saying
that the French took 1000 prisoners and that
from 1000 to 1000 Austrians were killed and
disabled Several cannon and standards were
captured by the French
As soon as the news reached Paris, the popula-
tion thronged the boulevards and ut night the
whole city as illuminated.
The engagement must have been terrible one,
as five French Marshals are reported as among
the wounded.
The Austrian accounts, uid Vienna, Of the
battle differ widely from the accounts from
Paris. Their bulletin speaks Of several battles
and various successes and great losses on both
sides. The bulletin adds that, on the night OF
Espinasse, of the French army, is among the kill
cd. Marshal Canrobert, commanding the third
corps of the French army, is mOrtally wounded.
Gen. MacMahon commanding the second corps
of the French army, has been created Marshal OF
France and Duke of Magenta, in consideration
for his yalcr and bravery on the battles of Ma
>gents. -
Gt,is.reperted that Milan : in revolt, evacuat-
ed by the Austrians, but not yet occupied by the
French. :,
London, June 9.-Intelligence has been received
at Paris to the effect that after the battle of Ma
genta the allied armies marched towards Milan
The inhabitants having pronounced IN favor OF
the King of Sardinia, the Emperor Napoleon and
Victor Emmanuel entered the city, and were re-
ceived with the greatest enthusiasm
The Austrians have evacuated the Important
fortress of Pavia, twenty miles south OF Milan,
and at the confluence of the Ticino and the Po
Turin, June S.-An official bulletin from the
headquarters of the allied armies announces that
part of the Upper Lombardy had freed them,
selves from the Austrans and had proclaimed
Victor Emmanuel King.
During the retreat from Magenta the Aus
trians were pursued by the Allies, and when ut
Meleguana an engagement took place, during
which the Austrians lost | 800 were killed and
! 200 were made prisoners. The battie lasted
nine hours. when both al mics ceased operations
At the latest accounts they were preparing ior ,
general engagement. The Government OF 'ne
King of Sardinia has been established at Como
and LOudOvicO.
Paris, Jnne ll-The Emperor has ordered the
nomination of an Ambassador to the court OF
Naples. At Naples modification of the Minis,
try had taken place Naples has made an olilclai
declaration of neutrality and an order mas neeh
issued for the enrolment OF 25OO men lor the
Napol:tan Navy.
london, June II The army of Prussia is mo-
nd II l., rt.1 hat Prussia
take part in the conflict. 1t is said she is nego'
tiating for the passage of troops through 1er
many.
After the engagement at Melegano the Aus
rrians retreatpd to Lodi on the AIDA River, 1.-THE
Bridge of Lodi J and had stationed themselves
The Allies were advancing upon that point where
battle will doubtlest take place.
Tvr;n. .Lune S.-Intelliyence has been received
that Garibald had beaten an Austrian force at
Breseia.
Rome, June 1l-There are still five hundred
Austrians garrisoned at Laveuo detachment
of Garhaldi's S corps sailed along the shores Of
Lake Maggiore disarming Austrian custom house
guards and carrying off public treasures; Ar
austrian steamer in the Adratic captured the
French shin Rp ,ul, bound from Cuba to Trieste.
Paris, June 1.-THE latest despatch's from
Magenta state that Marshal Canrobert is not
dead or wounded. :,
Napoeon is reported to have been in the
midst of the Imperial Guard during the t"e
hours stand against the Austrians at Magenta
the latter being aware of his position.
The real loss of the Austrians is put down at
$1,000 to $4,000. 4,
A despatch from Turin states that at I'M
hattie nc Magenta tho Imperial and Sardiniat
.La Austrian Masses
%~,>.I rosoo ~ ~dvance
Thev we're attacked, and being unable TO ~.
srmIv resisted the enemy. The Zouaves any
Guards lost and retook their position Inc enc
NV epdeavored to surprise the right Wing VI ",
Erencb army but the movement was renuefe'
abortiye by Gen. MacMahon
ENGLAND.
London, June ll.-After the debate on III
motion by the Opposition expressing wan.
non6dence in the Government DIVISION 'oo
nIace. when the Ministry was defeated oy MAJ
ority of thirteen. o,,n >,
II was expected that the Ministry would =
sign, but they had not done SO as late rs 'a'"'
day. L,a od;oprned unit
the Friday following.
Tur SourHwEsr awake BY gentleman late
from Rio Grand City we learn that the peop'e
.hot eect,on are awake for the cause OF democr
cv- Cameron, Starr and Webb, VIII go allno =.
sn ,nasse for the democratic ticket. Iney lo
unon the present canvass as but repetl1ivvh
tbe last canvass for Governor Inc PeoPle
wake TO a sense of their duty and are de er.nl
al "a come up to the polls to man and gave
Gu ~ - :. ,he secret iuroads af the Opposite