The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-03
The Austrians RetreatipG
YercilIi Occupied by the Allies.
A BATTLE MoMENTAR1LY EXPECTED

SAcKvILLE, N. b., June 2.-The express
from Halifax having arrived with the dis
patches for the Associated Press, we are en-
abled to transmit the advices by the America.
The dates from Liverpool are to the 2lst ult.,
three days later. No battle had occurred. The
retrograde movements of tho Austrians are
continued. Their headquarters are at Ganlas-
co, about ten miles east of the Ticno. The
Austrian troops have been withdrawn from
! Yercelli, which is now occupied by the allies
An action is looked for at any moment.
| The steamer City of Washington, from New
| York, and the Circassian, from Quebec, ar
! rived out on the 10Th, aud the Ariel, from New
York, reached Southampton on the goth.
Tho news from the seat of war to the latest
moment, states that no collision had occurred
and the rctrogrHde movements of the Austrians
| had carried their headquarters to Ganlasco,
within ten miles of the Lombardy boundary.
The town of Vercilli, formerly occupied by
| the Austrians, had been abandoned and re-
occupied by the allied troops
The movements on both sides were such that
an engagement was looked for at any moment.
A blockade of many Austrian ports, especial
ly along the Adriatic had been effected by the
French squadron. There was a large number
of vessels engaged in enforcing the blockade.
Vague reports had reached London that the
Emperor of Austria, accompanied by General
Hess, had reached Milan and left there for
quarters.
Later advices from India by the overland
mail had reached London. The trial of Tantia
Tope had ended in his conviction, and he was
was hung in pursuance of the sentence of the
court.
The America left Liverpool at half past
eleven o'clock on the morning of the 2lst ult
Among her passengers is General Williams, o.
Kars, Commander-in-c chief in Canada.
A dispatch dated Pavia, 18th ult., says:
: "The headquarters Of the Austrans have
A been removed to Ganlasso. Great movement:
have taken place and q collision is expected
to- day or tomorrow"
i Rumors from other quarters state that bat
4 tie is considered imminent; but the Londor
n Times considers it as almost certain that Jun,
will have begun before any great blow b,
struck.
An official (French) Bulletin from Aesan
o dria, May 18th, says The Emperor went t
8 Valencia yesterday, to review portion Of thu
- vanguard and the course of the Po. He Wis
: tied the King of Sardinia to-day. Weathe
d better.
l, ALEsANDRIA, May 18.-The organization o
tho army is going on actively. The repairs 0
l' damages by the Austrians to the roads, bridge
/ and railroads, ore approaching to completion
d II was expected that the Austrians would re
" main inactive until the Emperor reached head
: quarters to assume the command.
y The Liverpool Post publishes, on what
IN calls reliable information, that the passage @
ID the Ticino by the French Troops, will be th
10 signal for an European alliance against Franc,
and for the Austrian Troops to march o
a Paris.
n, The bulletins from the seat of war are unim
q. portant. All the channels to the Venetia
Capital are blocked up, and all the ports o
:: the Adriatic are blockaded by French Squad
Is rons, large number of vessels being engage
10 in enforcing strict blockade.
r The elections in England for members of ii
House of Commons were concluded, and II
: Ministerial papers claim that the Derby par
3 has been strengthened by the addition Of {
n members.
The overland mail from India furnishes Bon
-, bay dates to the 26th Of April, and later advic
40 from China. The insurgent Tantia Lopez ha
ed been tried, sentenced and executed.
I'd The death of the former Chinese Commi
,o sioner Yeh, is announced. ...-
At Bombay, exports were active and in
ports firm.
at Prior to the retreat from Vercelli, the Au
" trians continued their eXactions on the inha
itants, filling them with CONSERVATION as tn,
were not in condition to satisfy their
III mands
in During the night of the 18th, n party of o
hundred Austrians escaled the bridge at Va
ba enca, through breach, and made a fruitle
attempt to take it.
OF An official, (Sardinian) bulletin says th
of the Austrians occupy the right bank of h
I'M Po, as far as the Castle of San Giovanni, wi
n 10000 troops. The Notifications on the brid
~ at Stilla, for the purpose Of protecting the r
ur treat of tho Austrians, are continued.
IL An order Of the day, published by the XII
,re of Sardinia, gives the names of those "
=. signalized themselves in the first military o
'e' eratiOns.
he TURIY, May 19.--Yesterday, several d
we tatchments Of Austrans advanced to Capric
ers near Longermond, driving off the cattle a
-. firing at the peasants. Our troops awaited I
Iu- enemy at San Germano, but they withdrew
the Vercelli, which they, this morning, evacuat
after blowing up two arches of the bridge,
IN the Sesia.