Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08
YEsTERDAYAFTER ooNs REPoR7
FURTHER DETAILS BY THE CITY or
WASHINGTON.

FURTHER DETAILS BY THE CITY or
WAsHINGTON.
NEw YoRK, June 2.
The Washington arrived AZ New York at one
O'Clock this morning In addition 10 the news we
have relative to the battle at Montsbela, the dis.
eve have from 500 to 900 killed and wounded.
General Of brigade Beuret, aud infantry command.
or Duchet are killed.
Coils Guya De Lespart, De Beforbs, Conzeil,
Dumesnil, and Commandments Sacretele and De
Ferreussao are wounded
The Austrians are in full retreat since last even.
ing.
The loss Of the enemy exceeds 2OOOmeu.
The Vienna correspondent Of the London Times
says that the Austrian force consisted Of there
brigades and their loss was probably about the
same as that Of the French
TURIN, May 23--Yesterday the enemy appear.
cd in great force at PalstrO with the object Of OBJ
structing the accommodating party which had
taken the direction OF the Sesia by order Of the
King OF Sardinia. The enemys artillery was, how.
ever. senced In every part. The Austrians have
shot an entire family IN whose house Austrian
guns had been found
The French have occupied Astiggio where they
are iortfyDg themselves.
A dispatch dated Vienna, May 29d says: al
noon on the 2lst instant about 5000 OF the
French. Sandman attacked our troops numbering
5000 at Vercelli. Our men retreated lighting to
Orlengo. AT this place two other Austrian brigades
uuIlltu 10 bne fth1ue anu threatened tue enemy y
TANKS which retired across the Sesis to the west
ern side Of the river.
IL is stated that 80, 600 Austrians we've about to
be concentrated in Borarlburg
IL was reported via Switzerland that all the
Austrian detacbments on the Lago Maggiose had
Withdrawn.
An Austrian dispatch say that precaution had
been taken against Garabadi whose intention was
to raise Como to revolt.
Austria has issued instructions to prepare for tho
defence OF the TyrOl dispatch from Berne says
that the Austrians had left Como and Milan and
concentrated themselves on the river Adde, and
that the English and Sardnians were adyanc.
ing.
All the London papers give Credenoe to a report
that Lord PamerstOn and Lord John Russell had
come to general agreement on the subject Of Par
liamentary Reform and Foreign Policy and that
the Derby Government would be compelled
TO resign soon after the assembling Of Parlia-
meut
Kossuth had addressed another large meeting
| in favor Of the neutrality Of England, at Manohes
Ter, and intmated that he should probably soon be
In his native country. Itwas reported that he was
the President of the Hungarian Committee Just es
tablished at Geona, the object being to encourage
desertion from the Austrian ranks.
| The Cunard company had sold four Of then
steamers to the Spanish Government, and they art
TO be replaced by vessels of greater power lauC
| size
A sieg fleet is fitting out at TOulon with grea
expedition, Independent OF service liners and fri
gat's. 1t is to consist Of ten screw gun boats
suitable for the shallow shores Of the Adriatic
Accounts from Hungary are extremely alarm
ing, and there must later be serions dis
turbances II concessions are not made. Tn
country ID full Of Russians agents, who act almost
openly
The Vienna correspondent of the Times ha
credibly reported that Prussia will soon plao
her corps darmie on tho Lower Rhine and tw,
| ~, bar easter frontier A general in snrract in,
movement is being organized throughout al
the Slavic provinces Ofthe Turkish Empire
It is represented 10 be favored by foreign in
fu6noe.
terrific storm of thunder, lightning an
rain burst upon Alden the night Of the BOT
April, Between 20 and 80 persons were drown
cd in places where it was thought the waite
would never reach. 1877 stone houses wer
laid in ruins, nearly all the oisterns destroys
and great portions Of the road were swept int
the valleys.