Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-08

NEW YORK, June I.-lhc steamship CltY vi
Washington, from Liverpool, has just arrived.
She brings the latest newi, telcgraphcl u
Queenstown by the agents of the Associated
Press, on the 2Gth and is in fact one day later
from the scat of war than received via: Cape
Race.
BERNE, May 25.-Tt is reported that General
Garabaldi at the head OF $4,000 men, had sue
cceded in entering the Lombardy, aud has bar
ricaded himself in the town of Earcz. He is
without cannon and the Austrians in the
neighborhood, provided with artillery. The
fight between them is said tn have commenced.
GENOA, May 2G-'rhe BeY Of Tunis has Of
fered two auxiliary regiments ito Piedmont.
TRIESTE 25.-Thc commander of the port oil
Venice has received no notice of the town being
ALsssAwDntA, o5.-The Emperor Napolcan
passed several hours to day at Vaghera.
Nothing has yct been decided ON respecting
the departure of the troops
MARSEILLES, 25th.-AdVceS from CONSTANT
nople to the 18th, state that the Porte promises
to recognize the Prince Couzay.
The slave population OH the coast Of the Adri-
attic are beginning to show n hostile feeling to-
ward Austria
The Paris letters show n great want of conf
dcnce and seem to hint ut some increased dis
turbancc in the frontier relations.
| The London Times disparagcs the battle OF
MOntcbcllo calling it tenth rate victory, and
accuses Napoleon with having sold himself to
| the demon oil military conquest.
| The Times alludes 10 a design on the part oil
the Viccroy of Egypt TO take advantage of the
present condition of affairs, to secure, II not
independence, at least large measure of author
] ity, and adds that Frances influence at TIE
moment is supreme but England will allow no
tritiing. The slightest disposition To evade the
treaty of 1910 will bring upon the Niccroy the
whole weight of Engand's power.
The details received of the battle oil Monte
bclio state that the General of Brigade, Beurct,
and Commandment Duchet are among the French
officers killed
The Vienna correspondence of the London
! Times says that the Austrian strength consisted
of three briga,eS, and their loss vas about the
same as the French. The Times remarks that
the Austrians must have fought well, for they
must have carried the town of Castcggio, which
had been barricaded by the French, before they
could have reached Monticello. The Austrans
seem in the first instance to have been success
Gul, and only were driven back when the French
support came up.
In Gen. Forey's account he thinks the Aus
trian force was not below Is to $4,000. The
prisoners captured place it far above those hgs-
\ lrCS, Great praisei Is awarded TO the SaTdndnS
for their conduct in the hntrie The combat
was Il hand to hand fight in the streets OF the
village, which had to be carried house after
Ehousc.
Gen. Cialdinis combat vas at Villati. The
loss was insignificant thOughSthc conflict is said
shot an entire family, consisting OF eight persons,
in whose house the Austrian guns were found.
A dispatch from Vienna says that at noon on
the 2lSt, $4,000 Of the enemy, the Allies, at
tackled our troops, numbering 5000, at ercclll.
! Our mon retreatcri rightened 10 OrtenSo, when
two brigadcs hnsencd to the rescue, ana threat
cned the enemy'S TANKS. The latter then re-
tired across the SCSia.
), A despatch from Bremen says that the Aus
TRANS have left Como and Milan and are concen-
trating on the river AIDA, about 100 miles to
the east of the Milan.
The French and Sndinians arc also described
as advancing.
GEEAr BHlTAIx -KosSutll, lin speech in IA
vor of the neutrality Of England, intImated that
he would probably soon be i'll hungary lie Is
reported tu bc President OF the hungarian Com
mittce at Gcnoa, to encourage dcsertIonS from
the Austrian artn;.
SpAIN.-Thc Spanish government has bought
four of the Cunnrtl screw steamers, which are
TO be re- placed by vessels Of greater power and
size.
HUSGARY.-Thc accounts from Hungary arc
seriously aIalming. There must sooner ar la
ter he disturbances If concessions are not made.
The country is full Of Russian Agents who act
almost openly.
i Prussia 1t is reported at Vienna, that Pru-
sSia will soon place six corps d'Armec on the
= lower Rhine, and on the Eastern frontier.
( TURKEY.-lt is asserted positively, that a
general iusurreclOry movement was organizing
throughout all the Sclanc pop"aton in Turkey
e and it was supposed to be favored by foreign
, influence The Montencgrians were destroying
the Austrian Telegraph, cutting off communities,
: ton between Cattro and Rnyu:s'
4 terrific thunder storm accompanied by
'Fheavy rains, occurred ut Ode" o" the goth Of
!, April.
an inuntlntion and one hundred and eighty
seven houses were laid i'll ruins.
LONDON, Thursday, May 20, o'clock P. NJ
Consos nrc quoted ut 925a92t.
LIVERPOOL, May 2G.-rhc Cotton market to.
day is steady. The sales are estimated at 1000
bales. The tone of the market has slightly i'm
Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co. reported
the Breadstuf market steady but quiet The
circulars report Provisions quiet. Produce is
q slow of sale but the prices are unaltered.
NEw YoRK, June THE body found in the
= water near Fort Hamilton, identified yes
5, tcrciuy MS that of Mrs. Fanny Dean Halsey, an
;: actress. The deceased disappeared on Wednes-
:, day last under circumstances which gave rise tc
{ the superstition that she had bcen'murdercd.-
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