Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
Later from the Seat Of Wdr.
THE ALLIES BEsIEo1YG MAYrUA.

THE ALLIES BEsIEGNG MANrUA.
The steamer Vanderbilt has arrived at
n. York, bringing London and Liverpool
dates to the 22d ult., four days later than
those received by the Arabia. There are
no battles to report from the seat of war,
but the Allies are besegng Mantua, and
another decisive battle may soon be ex-
pected. The Austrians have issued at
Mantna forced paper currency of 60, ,OO0,-
600 sterling. King Victor Emanual has
officially declared that he would not con.
sent to the annexation of any part of the
Roman States to Sardinia. The Austrians
have removed their headquarters to Villa
Franco, midway between Verona and Man
tua. They have abandoned Tomato on
Lake Garda, and Castiglione and Monte
| chisso, which recent positions they have oc-
cupied in great force and strongly fortified.
The French and Sandman troops occupy
Brescia, and the Emperor Napoleon had
advanced from that position on the Austri-
ans. KosSuth had embarked for Genoa.-l
Many other Italian cities had pronounced
for the Italian cause. Gen. Garibaldi
marched on the goth ult. from Salo, on
Lake Garda, towards Desceugano, but
was repulsed by an Austrian force. He
has since pushed his outposts to Balladore
in the direction Of Bardo which latter
place is occupied by the Austrians. Victor
Emanuel had refused the Dictatorship of. !
fered him by the Commissioners from Bo- |
logna, in pursuance of his determination
to decline the annexation of any part of
the States of the Church.
The Anstrians official account of the
losses sustained during the battle of Ma
genta has been published The killed are
stated at 81 officers and 1902 soldiers
Total, 1868. Wounded 2lS officers and
4,I3S soldiers. Total 1856. Missing
1000 soldiers. Total, killed, wounded and
missing 6,7lS AdVices from Egypt say
that the Pasha has ordered the suspension
of the works in connection with the canal
across the Isthmns of Suez The French
Consul had protested against this interfer-
euce. A dispatch from Berlin says that
six Prussan'corps d. armee besides the guard,
are to be mobilized and three others kept
in reserve to oppose Russia if necessary. :
All the other corps will be concentrated on
the Rhine, and only sufficient number of |
troops kept in the provinces to garrison
the towns and fortresses. The Sardinian |
army is in position before Brescia in line
with the French troops. Another dispatch |
says that the Austrians had re-occupied |
MonteVolo on the 18th, in considerable |
force. The report that French corps d. |
armee had occupied the Walt line, is un-
true. A Lombardy corps, under some of
Garibalds 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 the Papal troops and the |
inhabitants. A dispatch from Turin, dat |
ed the 18th ult., says that the Emperor
Napoleon entered Brescia on that bay with
Victor Emanuel. Much popular enthusi-
asm accompanied the march of the allied !
army throughout Lombardy. The districts
on the right of the Tiber, also Lin de Ca
dello had declared for the national cause.
Victor Emanuel is refusing the dictator
ship of Bologna, told the commissioners
that he should disapprove of every act sub
versiVe of or contrary to equality, and
prejudlcisl to the course of national indie
pendence. The King had also sent mes
sage to the Pope, to assure him that he
has nothing to fear, and that the indepen-
dence of the Peninsula, should be a guar.
antee and not menace to the neutrality
and integrity of the States of the Church |
A dispatch from Berne, dated the 18th ult |
says that the AustrianS in great force
have occupied the Stelvs Pass, blown up
the Devils bridge, and planted their artill- |
cry in the pass. They have also made en-
trenchments at Manders. A French army
is advancing by forced marches against
this position, Gen. Garabaldi was organ
izing free corps in the Valtellue The |
city of Mantua is besieged The provision |
ing Of the place has been ordered. The |
Anstrians had destroyed the railway from
Milan to Brescia. The French official re-
ports make their loss at the battle of Ma
genta, 1913 killed, 2,l65 wounded, and 47O |
missing, aud Malegnano $50 killed and
wounded, and IA missing.
The Austrian prisoners are to be sent to |
Algiers to be employed at the public works,
agriculture, &c. Gold and silver medals
are to be distributed by the King of Sar-
dnla to the ZouaVes who distinguished |
themselves at the PaIestro. The London
Times, in speaking of Kossnth's mission to
Italy, says he will be employed at once in
acting on the Hungarian regiments in the
Austrian service, and if possible, produce |
revolt in Hungary. The same paper, in re-
ferring to the Russian circular of the 9th |
of May, says that it had failed to convince
the German Governments. Prince Gorts.
chakotf's dispatch must be considered
complete confirmation Of the continually |
recurring report that Russia has promised
France to interfere, should the German
Bund render assistance to Austria. A dis
patch from Paris says Gone hundred
rihed cannon was sent on the 18th ult., to
the army in Italy, Adyices from India
annnnnce sipns of mnnitv nt C Malior Nee |