Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-08
Later from Europe.
NEW York, July 3, 1869.

NEW York, July 3, 1859.
The steamship Vanderbilt has arrived from Havre
and Southampton, bringing London and Liverpool
dates to Wednesday, the 22d ult, four days later
than previous advices.
The steamships Asia and Hungarian had arrived
out.
There are no battles to report from the seat Of
war; but the allies besiegng Mantua and another
decisive battle may soon be expected.
| The Austrans have issued at Mantua forced paper
currency of five millions sterling.
| King Victor Emanuel has officially declared that
he would not consent to the annexation Of any part
of the Roman States to Sardinia.
| The Austrians have removed their headquarters TO
Villa Franco midway between Veona and Mantua.
They have abandoned Tomato on Lake Garda and
also Castiglione and Metrepas which recent postios
they have occupied in great force and had fortified.
The French and Sandman troops occupy Brescia
and the Emperor Napoleon had advanced from that
position to advance on the Austrians.
Louis Kossuth had embarked for Genoa.
| Many other Italian cities had pronounced for the
Italian cause.
Gen. Garibaldi marched on the goth ult, from
Saloon, Lake Garda toward Descengano, but was
repulsed by an Austrian force. He has since push
ed his outposts to Balladore in the direction OF Bor-
did, which latter place is occupied by the Austrians
i Victor Emanuel had refused the dictatorship Of
fered him by the commissioners from Bologna, in
pursuance of his determination TO decline the annex
alton of any part of the States of the Church.
The Austrian official account of the losses sustain
ed during the battle Of Magenta have been publish
ed. The killed stated at 81 officers, 1902 SOL
ders total 4,348; the missing 1000 soldiers; the
total of killed, wounded and missing 9,7l3.
Advices from Egypt say that the Pasha has order
ed the suspension Of the works in connection with
the canal across the Isthmus of Suez. The French
Consul had protested against this interference.
A arli al
darmee beside guards are to be modified, and three
kept in reserve to oppose Russia-if necessary all
other corps will be concentrated, and only sufi-
Gent number of troops left in the provinces to gar
rison the towns and fortresses.
Various bulletins from the seat of war present the
following as the state of affairs: The Sandman
my is in position before Briacia in line with the
, French troops. The cities of Fano Fossourbrone
Sest and Asicena have all pronounced in favor of
the national cause. Another despatch says that the
Austrans had re-occuped Montelove on the 18th in
I. considerable force. The story that French Tar
NEE had occupied the yaltelline is untrue corps
under some of Garbaldis officers was stationed
there. Two thousand Papal troops had been sent
from Rome to Restore order in Piniga.
A collision had taken place at Cerscia between a
detachment of Papai troops and the inhabitants.
: A despatch from Turin dated the 18th ult, says
1 that the Emperor Napoleon entered Briecia on that
A day with Victor Emanuel.
: of the allied troops through Lombardy.
The districts the right of the Tiber, also lnlt
: de Cadell had declared for the national cause.
. Victor Emanuel, in refusing the dictatorship o.
" Bologna, told the commissioners that he should dis
approve of every act subyersive of contrary Il
the cause of national independence. The King haC
IN also sent message to the Pope to assure him tina
he has nothing to fear, and that the independence
; of the peninsula should be guarantee, and not
ii measure TO impair the neutrality and integrity of tn
l. States of the Church. A despatch from Berne da
ted the 18th says that the Ausrians in great force
have occupied the Stevio pass blown up the Devil
y Bridge, and planted their artillery in the pass
st They have also made intrenchments at Nanders.
10 A French army is advancing by forced marche
!, against this position.
u Gen. Garibaldi was organizing free corps in tn
c, Vantene.
p The city of Mantua is besieged. The provision
m ing of the place has been ordered.
The Austrians had destroyed the railway fror
" Milan to Brescia-
in The French official reports of the battle of Ma
M genta state their loss to be 1913 killed. O. 1855 wound
10 ed and 470 missing; and at Melagnano, l54 kie
725 wounded, and 81 missing. The Austrian pri,
IL Oners are to be sent to Algiers TO be employed
on the public works agriculture, &c.
,e- Gold and silver medals TO be distributed b
-, the King of Sardinia TO the Zouaves who distiI
~ guished themselves at Paestro.
ID dispatch from Munich says that Major Genen
lot Won Tam had gone TO Berlin on special mission
on Advces from Egypt say that the Pasha had arb
trarily suspended the Suez canal works that NJ. lie
- sops had protested and that the French consul WI
IN about interfering in the matter.
King Leopold of Belgium, was making prepar
his tons to visit England.
n The London Times, speaking Of Kossuths mi
'' sion TO Italy, says be will be employed at once
acting on the Hungarian regiments in the Austrif
The service and if possible produce revolt in Hunga
M itself
The same paper, referring to the Russian circul
of 9th May says il had failed to convince the &c
cts man Government that the German confederate
ect was formed for defensive purpose exclusively.
In Prince Gortschakoffs dispatch must be consider
= complete confirmation Of the continually recurri
IN report that Russia has promised France to int
to fere should the German Bund render assistance
lxs Austria.
r.l dispatch from Paris says hundred rifed ca
non were sent on the 18th TO the army in Italy.
"h Advices from India announces signs of mutiny
less Gwalior Merut and other places among Europe
It'll troops.
red 1890
ion nsH- The following resolutions were adopted