, 1859-06-08

Cselitfos .Is&iasf th< Otrty .ufafstry
NEW ToRK, June 1.-THE steamship City Of
Washington, arrived at o'clock this i. n. We
append the latest war news.
ALEssASpR1A, May 21.-The Austrians, sbout
l500U strong, attacked the advance posts Of
paraguay d. Hilliers. They were driven back
by Gen Forris' division, which behaved admir-
ably, and Carried the village Of Aontebello, after
! fierce contest Of four hours duration. The
Piedmontese cavalry, commanded by Gen. So
naz, displayed extraordinary energy. We hare
made 200 prisoners, que Of whom is Colonel.
We have from 500 to 100 killed and wounded
General of Brigade Butrus, Infantry, and conf
mander Dachet are killed. Col Guiyot de Les
dart, D. Ballefords, Counsujl Domesnil, and
Conmandants Sacretello aud Daferrussac are
wounded.
The Austriaus are in full retreat since last eve
ming. The loss Of tile enemy exceeds .,Ntu men.
The Vienna correspondent of the London
TIME says the Austrian force consisted Of three
briEades, and their loss was about the same as
that OF the French.
TrE1S, 2sd.-Yesterday the enemy appeared
in grent force at Palestro, with tue object Of OBJ
structing the march of the reeonnoitering par
ty, which had taken the direction Of the Sesil
By order Of the King of Sardinia Tie enc
my's artillery was, however, sIenced in every
part.
The Austrians have shot an entire family Of
eight persons, in whose house guns had been
found.
The Frcuch bare occupied Castiggio, where
they are tortifying themselves
4 despatch dared Vienna, May Esd, SAYS -
At noon ON the 2lst., about 1900 Of the
French Sandman army attacked our Austrian
troops, numbering 3,OvV, ut Eerccli. Our men
retreated, lighting, to OsIeugp. At this place
and threatened the enc,ny's hanks, which re-
tired across the csia to the western side Of the
river.
1t is stated that 10000 Aus.rians were about
to be concentrated ut Eorusilburg. 1t was re-
ported rM Switzerland that all tue Austrian de-
tachments on tile Lago Masg1ore had with
drawn.
An Austrian despatch says that preparations
had been taken " ainst Garibaldi, whose inten.
ton is 10 rouse Como to rerolt,
Austria had issued instructions to prepare for
the defence Of the Tyrol.
Adespatch from Borne says That the Austrians
had left Como and Milan, and concentrated
themselves on the river AIDA, aud TINT the Sar-
dinians and French were advancing.
All the London papers glvc credence to . re-
pert that Lord pallnerstou aud Lord john Rus
sell had come to Il general agreement on the
subject Of Parliamentary reform and foreign
policy, and that the Derby government would be
compelled 10 resign soon alter the re-assembliny
Of Parliament.
KossutE, has addressed another large meeting
| in turor of the neutrality OF England, in Man.
chester, He intMnated that he should probably
| soon be in his native country. 1t was reported
that he was the President Of tue hungarian
committee just established at Genoa, the ohjec:
being to encourage desertion from the Austrian
| ranks.
The Cunurd Company had sold four Of their
screw steamers to the Spanish government, and
they are to be replaced by vessels Of greater
power and size.
4 siege feet il fitting out at Toulon will,
| great expedition. Independent of screw liners
| boats suitable for the shallow shores Of the
| Adriatic.
Accounts from Hungary are extremely alarm
| ing, and there must sooner or iuter BE- *erious
| disturbances, If concessions are not made. The
] country is full Of Russian agents, wlo act nl-
| most openly.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Ttn,<s says
it WAS credtbly reported that Prussia will place
her .oyp* d drsatt Oil tho lower Rhine and
two on ller eastern frontier.
4 general insurrection movement il being or
gani1ed throughout all tue slavic provinces Of thc
Turkish Empire. ltis represented to be favored
by foreign influence.
A terrific storm Of thunder, lightning and
rain burst upon Alden OIL the night Of the cu,l,
of April. Between twenty and thirty persons
were drowned in piaces where it was Thought
the water would never reach; one hundred and
eighty-scrcn stone houses were laid in ruins
nearly all the cisterns were destroyed, and d
great portion of the ruads were swept into The
valleys.
l LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
BEnSE, Nav 25.-It is reported from Suganc
tbat General Garibudi, with his 5000 men, hat
barricaded himself IN tile town OF Farze, but is
without cannon. The Austrians posted, in the
neighborhood are provided with artillery, and !;
| fight has commenced.
GENOA, May 25.-The Beg Of Tunis has otIeret
two auxiliary regiments to Piedmont.
| AlEssAxpR1A, MAY 23-The Emperor passct
several hours ut Eoghera. Nothing. is yet de-
cided respecting the departure Of the troops.
LosDoS, May 'o;-The stock markets nrt
still principally influenced By the plethora it
the money market. Holders Of money eyinc,
increased anxiety to invest It in good securities
The English funds closed ut an improvement a
per cent The fall in the rate Of discount con
1iuues.
The Iim<. alluded to designs on the part o
the Viceroy Of Egypt to take advantage Of an,
distu bance which may arise in Turkey for tht
purpose Of obtaining, if not independence, a
least large measure Of authority. The inftu
! ence Of Frunce for the moment is supreme, hui
England will allow Of no triang in the matter
The slightest disposition to craJe the treaty o
1s40, will bring upon tie Ficeroy the whole
| weight Of Englauds power.
The -fdFtrtittr says tho leaders Of the Orpo
ton had decided upon not moving an amend
ncnt to the address. but that notice will bt
given of the Intention TO bring forward reso
luton in the wcck following. expressive Of 4
want of confidence in the Derby Government.
The Xerald ridiculed the idea Of the unitee
action among the Liberals,
ft-rsr Mar .sf-Thn =
North Briton, from Quebec, arrived last eve
ming.
Richardson, Spence l. Co. quote Bsoadstun:
steady, but quiet. Provisions quiet, but firm
Produce unchanged.
LoxpoS; May .6, r. M.--Consols quotc'