The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-06-25
She laments that the war could not have


been prevented.
The Austrian Accounts.
LONDON, june 8.--The Austrian accounts
via Vienna of the battle, differ widely from
the accounts from Paris.
Their bulletins speak of several battles
and various successes, and great losses on
both sides.
The bulletin adds, that on the night OF
the 9th, the victory was still undecided.
Gen. Espiuasse, of the French army, is
among the killed.
Marshal Canrobert, commanding the third
corps of the French army, is mortelly
wounded.
Later.
New YORK, June 21.-The British and
North American Royal Mail steamer Persia
arrived at this port this evening, bringing
dates from Liverpool to the 18th, two days
later than those received by the Kangaroo
this morning.
From The Seat OF War,
TURIN, June San official bulletin from
the headquarters of the allied army announ
ces that part Of Upper Lombardy had
freed themselves from the Austrians, and
had proclaimed Victor Emanuel King.
Hattie of BIalngnano.
TURIN, June S.-During the retreat from
Magenta the Austrians were pursued by the
Allies, and when at Malignant an engage
meat took place, during which the AustIlans
lost 1900 killed and 1900 were made pris-
oners.
The battle lasted nine hours, when both
armies ceased operations
At the latest accounts they were preparing
for general engagement.
The Prussian Movements.
LONDON, June 11.--The army Of Prussia
is modified and it is reported that Prussia
is soon to take part in the conflict.
1t is said that she is negotiating for the
passage of troops through Germany.
After the engagement at Malagnano the
Austrians retreated to Lodi on the Adda
river, (the Bridge of Lodi, and had stationed
themselves. The Allies were advancing
upon that point, where a battle will doubt
less take place.
TURIN, June S. Intelligence has been
received that Garibaldi had beaten the Aus
tran force at Brescia.
BERNE, Juue 1l.-There are still 500
Austrans garrisoned at Laveno.
A detachment Of Garibaldi's corps sailed
along the shores of Lake Maggiore, disarn>
ing Austrian custom-house guards and car
ryIng off public treasures.
An Austrian steamer in the Adriatic
captured the French ship Raoul, bound from
Cuba to Trieste.
PARIS, June 1.-THE latest dispatch
from Magenta states that Marshal Canrobert
is not dead or wounded.
PARIS, June 1I-Napoleon is reported
to have been in the midst of the Imperial
Guard during TIE two hours stand against
the Austrians at Magenta, the latter being
aware of his position.
The real loss of the Austrians is put
down at ID 600 to IA 500
A dispatch from Turin states that at the
battle Of Magenta the Imperial and Sardin>
ian Guards alone opposed the Austrian
masses.
They were attacked, and being unable tc
advance, firmly resisted the enemy. The
Zouaves and Guards lost and retook their
position.
The enemy endeavored to surprise the
right wing of the French army, but the
was rendered abortive by General
Mcmahon.
LONDON, June 9,--Intelligence has been
received at Paris to the effect that alter the
battle of Magenta, the Allied Armies march
ed towards Milan.
The inhabitants having pronounced il
favor Of the King of Sardinia, the Emperor
and Victor Emanuel, King of Sardinia
entered the city and were received with the
greatest enthusiasm.
The Austrians have evacuated the impor'
tant fortress of Pavia, twenty miles south
of Milan and at the confluence of the TicinC
and the Pc.
LONDON, June 9.-The Atlantic Tele
graph Company have held meeting and
accepted the offer of the British Govern
ment, consisting of guarantee of the CAPT
tai stock and large amount of dispatches
The Company are determined to raise the
necessary capital at once.