New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-10
NUMBER 81,

The Austrians had been driven from Como, and were
rapidly retreating from eli points. On the lake Of
Como, towards Milan, Garibaldis troops had occu-
pied Camerlo Secco, and before entering Como q
severe engagement took place between the Austrian
troops and the force under Garibald The Aussfians
met the revolutioniss and vigorously disputed their
approach to the city, but after furious combat OF
three hours duration, the Austrians were defeated
and driven back with severe loss the Italian troops
pursuing them into the city, which they finally
captured at the point Of the bayonet the Italians
fighting at the disadvantage of being almost entirely
without artillery.
The combat was again renewed at Comerlesta,
when the Austrians again retreated, and we're BUR.
sued by Garibadi's troops.
An Austrian war steamer had cannonaded the town
OF Carribio, on Lake Maggiori, but without much
effect.
At Como the National Guard had placed them
selves on war footing and Joined the standard Of
Italian Independence, and large numbers of volun-
teers were fastening from all quarters to Increase the
force of the militia.
The national movement Is gaining strength daily,
and great confidence is felt in the of the great
leader Of Italian independence.
The inhabitants Of secco have declared themselves
free and Independent of the yoke of Austria, and
organizing the militia to aid in driving the hated
Austrians from Italy.
The Austrian troops, in considerable force, had &C.
cupied the town Of Dobbe.
A dispatch from Paris, dated the 9th, ann ounces
that the Austrans had retired from Proteggio
the Ticino, and re-entered Lombardy.
Negotiations were in progress between England
aud France respecting the recognition and resump.
tion of diplomatic relations with the Kingdom oi
Naples.
England ia endeavoring to induce France to re.
sumo friendly relations with that power simulta.
neously with her.
A conspiracy against the crown prince of Naples
has been discovered in which several coones of the
Swiss regiments stationed there have become com.
promised. ...M.
ALLEssANDRIA, May 29.-No important movement
of the allied army has yet been made although our
lines were being extended, and the reinforcements
which are constantly arriving are being sent off ia
the respective positions assigned them in the lines
The Emperor Napoleon and the allied troops are il
perfect health.
Provisions are abundant, and the soldiers we're il
the highest spirits.
BERLIN, May 2a.-The Provisional Government O
Tuscany has not yet been recognized by either Rus
sa. Prussia, Turkey or England. The Ministers o
each country have hauled down their colors.
| LONDON, May 2S-The Government of Englan,
has issued orders for the building OF large iron Var
Screw frgate Of 6OOO tuns, to be commenced tbi
week.
Thesteck market closed decidedly firm, and de
| mand for specie for the East has again revived,
The Sugar market closed dull, with decline of si,
pence to one shilling. The Paris Bourse closed will
greater frmness, and rates had advanced quarter
LIVERPOOL, Monday, 30.-The Cotton market closet
firm. The sales of the day were estimated at s00t
bales.
| NEW YORK, June 9.-The above dispatches wer
received last night exclusively for the Associated
Press, and no dispatches were received from ST
Johns for any other papers or reportersl