The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22
2,7OOAustrians Killed and Prisoners
French Loss 500 Killed and wounded.
BOTH ARMIES PREPARING FOR ANOTHER
GENERAL ENGAGEMENT.

New YORK, June 2l.--The steamship Per-
sia, with dates from Liverpool to the llth inst,
two days later than those furnished by the
Kangaroo, arrived at the dock, at nine o'clock
this evening. -
The Persia passed the Canada, bound for
Liverpool, on the 18th inst.
The United States frigate Cumberland, was at
Maderai, June 1st.
Gamaeliel Bailey, editor of the National
Era, at Washington, died on board the steamer
Arago, on the 5th inst.
War News.
The details of the battle of Magenta are re-
| ceived at London and Paris very slowly, but
| they do not change the first complexion. The
losses were undoubtedly severe on both sides
The Austrian official accounts only acknowl-
edge from 1000 to 5000 killed and wounded
and say that the enemy lost fully half as many
again. ."
1t is reported, but not confirmed, that Gen
Guylai has been dismissed and Gen. Hess ap-
pointed Commander in Chief
The Austrians have retreated across the river
AIDA.
Their headquarters were near Cremona.
They were expelled from Marignan by Gen.
paraguay DHillirs, who took 1900 prisoners.
Paird was evacuated by the Austrians, and the
Emperor Napoleon and the King of Sardinia
entered Milan on the 9Th inst, where they
were most enthusiastically received. They re-
mained there at last accounts. tf.
Tho latest advices say that the allies were
| advancing from Milan in pursuit of the re-
treating Austrians, and also that Prussia had
| given indications of aiding Austria.
GREAT BRITAIN.-The motion of want OF
confidence in the ministry was carried in the
House of Commons by vote of 1923 to $40.
Nothing was known as to the expected change
in the ministry when the Persia sailed. Al
the meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph Com
| pany, the report already published, was adop-
ted. The red sea cable broke and was lost
when only sixty miles from Cape Sdero.
FRANcE.-The Paris Bourse was depressed
and prices were lower, closing on Friday al
Off 75c. per rentes. The Bank of France has
gained 100000 in specie during the month
| The Austrians have been driven from Marig-
nan with loss Of 200 prisoners, and the
main body of the army is reported to be re-
treating across the river AIDA.
The British Ministry has been defeated in
the House of Commons, the resolution of O
want of confidence having been carried by a
majority of l3.
The ministry was expected to resign on the
meeting Of Parliament, on Saturday the llth
inst, the day the Persia left Liverpool.
vienna, June 1.-The official Austrian cor
respondence of the 10th, states that the Aus
trian army was continuing its retreat beyond
the AIDA, and that its head. quarters were al
Caratatiganozzi, before Cremons.
A special dispatch to the London Times
from the Austrian head quarters, says that on
the 9Th inst, the second Austrian army had its
headquarters at Cadognas, on the AIDA.
The Latest by Telegraph from London
.-.1a to Liverpool. Iraf
LONDON, June 1.-THE British ministry
did not resign on Saturday. M
The House Of Commons adjourned over un-
til Frinay, the 18th inst. r...-
II is reported that the Prussian army will
be mobiliant, and Prussia will soon take part
in the conflict. 1t is also said that the Prus-
sian government is negotiating for the passage
Of troops through Germany. ..I 'r7 ~.