Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-08
Dp Gelegrapb.
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| New York June THE steamer City O!
| Washington has arrived at New York with
Liverpool dates of the 10th.
| Cotton sales Thursday 1000 bales closing
steady with a slight improved tone. Bread
stuffs steady. Provisions firm. Consols 925
(9923. b4@
1t is reported that Garibaldi at the head OF
: SO, 00o Austrians succeeded in entering
Lombardy and barricaded himself in the
town Of Varese without cannon. Austrians
with artillery are in the neighborhood and q
| fight is said to have commenced.
| GENOA 26ih-The Bey of Tuns has offered
| two auxiliary regiments to Piedmont.
TRIESTE, 25th-The commander of the Port
of Venice has received notice of the town
being blocked.
| ALLEssANDRIA. 25th.-Napoleon passed
several hours at V0ghera. Nothing is deci-
ded respecting the departure of the troops.
Advices from Constantin"ple the 18Th, say
! the Porte promises TO recognize Prince
! CourZase.
| The Sclave population on the coast of the
Adriate are exhibiting hostility towards Aus
! tra. .sr
Paris letters show great want of conf
| dpnce and hint at increased disturbances with
| Foreign relations
| The Times calls the battle of Montebello a
tenth Fate victory and accuses NAPOLEON of
| selling himself 10 the Demon of military con-
| quest. 1t also says the vicerOy of Egypt
appears designing TO take advantage of the
condition of affairs to secure his indepen-
dence, or large measure of authority. The
Tunes adds that the slightest disposition to
evade the treaty of 1910 will bring upon the
vicerOy the whole weight of England's power.
The Vienna correspondent of the London
Times says, in the battle of Montebello the
Austrian strength was,threebrigades and their
loss was about the same as that of the French.
The Austrians fought well, for they were
! obliged to carry the town of Uastiggio before
they reached MOntebellO. The Austrians
seemed at first to be successful. and were on
ly driven back when the French supports ar
rived. Gen. FOrengO estimates the Austrian
force at fifteen 10 eighteen thousand. The
captured prisoners estimate it much higher.
Great praise is awarded to the Sardinians for
the conduct in the battle. The combat was
"a hand TO hand fight in the streets of the viii
lage. which had to be carried house after
house.
Gen. Cialdinis' combat was at Viilita. His
loss was insignificant, though the conflict was
fierce.
A Vienna dispatch says that at noon on
the 2lSt Is 600 allies attacked 5000 of our
troops at Vercelli. Our men retreatcd, fight
ing to Orfcngo, when two Austrian brIgades
came to the rescue; the enemy then retreat-d
dCGbSS the Ccsl
The Austrian Government bulletin says a
Vebelli an Austrian accommodating party
put a squadron OF Piedmontes Dragons 10
light.
1t is reported that all the Austrian detach-
ments on Lake MaggOre have been with
drawn. An Austrian dispatch says precau
lions have been taken against Gardbaldi
whose object to reuse Como to revolt. and
revolutiOnize Lombardy.
Austria has issued instructions to prepare
for the def nee of Tyrol.
a Bcrne dispatch says the Austrians have
left Como aud Milan, and are concentrating
on the river AIDA, Is miles east of Milan.
The French and Sardinans are advancing
ENGLAND.--Kossuth in a sp ech. says he'll
soon be in Hungary. He is reported to be
the President OF Hungarian Committee al
Genoa, to encourage assertions from the Aus
trian army.
The Spanish Government have bought -four
Cunard screw steamers. which are to be re-
placed by steamers Of greater size and pow
or.
Hungarian accounts are seriously alarm
ing. The country is full of Russian Agents,
who act almo openly
1t is reported at Vienna that Prussia will
place six corps D'Arme on the lower Rhine
and two on the Eastern frontier.
TURKEY.--It is positively asserted thai
there is general insuTectionary mOvmeni
throughout all the Sclave population, suppos-
ing to be favored by foreign influence.
The Montenegrins are destroying the Aus
trian tylegraphs in SutOrina. cutting off COM
munication between Cattaro and Rujussa.