Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-08
Gatrst By Grlrgrapb.
One Day Later from Europe !
Further by The City OF washington


The steamship City of Washington has
Just arrived. She brings the latest nows
telegraphcd to Queenstown by the agent Of
the associated press, TO the 26th, and in fact,
are one day later from the scat Of war, than
received via Cape Race.
RoME, May 25--lt is reported that Gen.
Garabald has succeeded in entering Lom-
hardy, and has barricaded himself in the town
Of Yaressc. lie is without cannon, and the
Austrians are in the neighborhood, provided
with artillery. The fight between them is
said TO have commenced.
The Boy of Tunis has offered two auxili-
airy regiments to Piedmont.
The Paris letters show great want Of
confidence, and seem to hint at some increas-
ed disturbance in the foreign relations.
The details received Of the battle Of Mont
ebello, state that the General Of the Brigade,
Bcaret, and Commandant Dutchet, are
among the French officers killed.
The Vienna correspondent Of the London
Times, says the Austrian strength consisted
Of three brigades, and their loss was about
the same as the French. The Times remarks
that the Austrans must have fought well,
for they must have carried the town Of Cas-
teggio, which had been barricaded by the
French, before they could have reached Mon
tobello. The Austrians seem in the first
instance to have been successful, and were
only driven back when the French suppors
came up. In Gen. Forey's account, he
thinks the Austrian force was not below
$1,000 or $1,000. The prisoners captured,
place it far above these figures.
Great praise is awarded to the Sardnians,
for their conduct in the battle.
The combat was a hand to hand fight in
the streets of the village, which had to be
carried house by house. Gen, Cialldins
combat was at Villati. The loss was insig-
nificant, though the conflict was fierce one
A dispatch from Vienna states that at
noon on the 2lst, $4,000 of the enemy, the
allies, attacked our troops numbering 5000
at Nercelli Our men retreated fighting to
Ariengo, when two Austrian hrigades has
! tened to the rescue, and threatened the enc
my's ilanks. The latter then retreated
across the Sesia. The Bulletin issued by
the Austrian Government says that at Yer
celli Piedmontese squadron of Dragons
were put to flight by an Austrian reconnoi-
tering party.
1t is reported in Switzerland that all the
Austrian detachmonts on the Lake Of Maggi.
orie had been withdrawn,
An Austrian dispatch, says precautions
have been taken against Garibaldi, whose
object is to rouse Como to revolt, and reyo.
lutionize .Lombardy. Austria has issued or
ders to prepare for the defence of Tyrol.
A dispatch from Berne says the Austrian,
have left Como and Milan, and are concen-
trating on the river AIDA, about Is miles tC
the east of Milan. The French and Sardini.
ans are also described as advancing.
GREAT BRITAIN.-Kossuth, in a speech on
the neutrality of England, intimated that he
would probably soon be in Hungary. He is
reported to be President of the Hungarian
Committee at Genoa, to encourage desertion!
from the Austrian army.
SPAIN.-The Spanish Government ha!
bought four of the Cunard screw steamers
which are to be replaced by vessels of great
er power and size.
HUNGARY. Tho accounts from Hungary
are seriously alarming. There must be
sooner or later, disturbances, if concession
are not made.
The country is full of Russian agents, VIII
act almost openly.
PRUssIA.-It is reported at Vienna tina
Prussia will soon place six Corps de Arme
on the lower Rhine, and two on the eastern
frontier.
TURKEY-It is positively asserted that
general insurrectionary movement was or
ganizing throughout all the slave population
in Turkey, and it was supposed to be favor
ed by foreign influence.
) The Montinegros were destroying the Aus
trian Telegraph in Sutorina, cutting off com
munication between Cuttero and Ragusa.
COMMERCIAL NEWS,
LONDON, May 26, 10 o'clock, p. m.-Con
soils are quoted at 9216 @924,
LINERPooL, May 26.-Messrs. Richardson
& Spence's Circulars report the breadstui
market steady but quiet
The Circulars report provisions quiet, pro
duce slow of sale, but the prices are unalter
ed.