Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22
Gatrsi By Grlrgrdpb.
One Day Later frOm Europe.
Arrival Of the Steamer Kangaroo!
NEw-YoRk, June p.

NEw-YoRK, June 2l.
The steamship kangaroo is coming up
She brings london aud Liverpool adyices
one day later.
The Emperor Napoleon and the King o
Sardinia entered Milan and were enthusas.
tically received by the population.
The Anstrians left Milan, on the 9TH, and
have also evacuated Pavia. The municipal
authorities Of the latter retired to Verona.
There was a partial decline Of consos in
London occasioncd by a rumor, that the Al
lies had received a reverse check at Otaloo.
The absence Of news from Paris caused
considerable agitation on the London EX-
change.
FURTHER DETAILS or THE LATE BATTLE.
A Vienna dispatch had been received at
London, by Telegraph, stating, that among
tho wounded at the battle Of Magenta,
are Baron Roinback, three Generals, three
staff officers, two staff officers missing, and
one Major killed.
A Turin dispatch Of June 7th, says, there
were 10000 Austrians in the battle, Of
whom 10000 were placed hors dH combat and
1OOO made prisoners. The French loss was
only 500 killed and wounded. Among the
killed are General Espinasse and Clcre. -
The Government Of the King Of Sardinia
was already established at Como, and Lon
dria. The municipality Of Milan, in their sd
dress TO Victor Emanuel delivered in the
presence of the Emperor Napoleon, says the
municipality Of Milanare proud Of being able
TO use its precious privilege Of being inter-
prefer for their fellow citizens. At this grave
crisis, they arc willing TO renew the the COM
lact Of lS4S, and 10 proclaim again before
the Italian nation the great fact which has
required IL years for full development in the
intelligence and prosperity Of the people.
dispatch ftom Trieste says, an Austrian
war steamer had captured the French ship
Ravoul from Cuba, bound to Trieste.
THE LATEST.
1t is reported, that Gen. Canrobert has
died Of his wounds.
Gen. DAngeli, commander Of the Imper.
ial Guard, had been created Marshal.
Napoleon is said TO have been in the midst
of the Imperial Guard during the stand Of
two hours, made against the AustTians, who
it appears were aware Of the fact.
The real loss of the Austrians is estimat-
ed at from 1900 to l4OOO.
A Turin dispatch, dated June 5th, says
the first private letter from the battle field
Of Magenta has been received.
The Imperial and Sandman Guards were
alone opposed to the Austrian masses. They
were attacked by the Austrians and were
unable to advance, but, nevertheless, finally
resisted the enemy. The Zouves and
Guards lost and retookItheir positions, and,
at last Gen. Nei's army assumed the ollens-
| i've, which was irresistible.
The enemy endeayored to surprise the
right wing Of our army, but the movement Of
General Mcmahon rendered the attempt in
effective. Soon the efforts of the enemy re-
laXcd for a moment, and the conflict was
then resumed with renewed energy. Gener-
al McMahon was triumphant, and the battle
was won.
TURIN, June S.-The official Bulletin Of
| the Sardinans reads as follows That part
Of upper Lombardy, which has been freed
from the Austrians, has proclaimed Victor
Emanuel, king.
Volunteers are arriving to join Garibaldi's
corps, which is pursuing this enemy beyond
Monsea
Gen. Urban's army, after precipitatc re-
treat from Horeze, has been dispersed
BERSE, j ane There are still 3 600 Aus.
dis corps has sailed along the shores of Lake
Maggiore, disarming the Austrian Custom
House Guards and everywhere carrying of
the public treasures.
NAPLES, June France has appointed
ambassadors to Naples. The Neapolitan
Ministry has been modified An official
defamation Of neutrality has been made and
a levy of $500 men for the navy ordered.