Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-06-10

OF Cape Race The First Battle Fought
Defeat Of the Authenticated of the
King Of Naples.
ST. JOINS, n. F., 4th.
Steamship City of Washington from Liver
pool, Wednesday 25th via Cork 26th was
intercepted off Cape Race by Capt Farrell
on the night OF the ID inst. with the news
yacht of the Associated Press and the news
dispatch for the association obtained. The
advices by this steamer are FIVE DAYS later
than those received by the steamer America
ct Boston and are OF con iderable im portance.
The steamship Africa from New York ar
rived at Liverpool on the ed.
TEE WAR IN IrALY.-The first hattie be-
tween the Austrians and allies has taken
place. 1t was fought at Moutabsilo, the
Austrian force being reported as 1900
The Austrians were defeated and obliged to
retreat with loss repo, ted By French
accounts Of 1000. The allies lost from 600
to 100.
LArEsr.-Turin, May 24th.-Gen Gyulai
has removed his head quarters to Carlasco.-
lie has ordered the people everywhere to
give up their arms and ammunition under
the penalty of being shot for disobedienee To
HE command.
Goribaldi has taken A. more prisoners.
Alexandra, oath The wounded at Mon
bebello have been sent to and have arrived at
Marseilles.
Revolutionary movements are reported in
L mbardy.
SECOND DESPATCH The battle OF Monte
bello took place on the 2lst of May The
French accounts say the Austrian force was
$4,000 strong under the command of Gen
Stadion. They made an attack upon the
advanced parts of Marshall Barasnacy De
Killers but were driven back BY Gen Forey' :
division after fierce combat of four hours
duration. The force of the allies in this
engagement included some PiedmJntese cav
alrv.
The allies carried Montebello. but did not
pursue the AustrIans In their retreat. The
loss OF the Austrians in this engagement i
stated by the French at from 1869 to 1000
men; and that of the French at from COO t.
100 with many officers. 2u0 Austrians. in
GLIDING one colonel was taken prisoners.
The Austrian account simply states that
Gen Stadiou pushed forward reconnaissance
by "a forced march toward Sislo and Monte
belio, bat after hot fl ,ht with French force
Of superior strength. r.trelted behind the Pc
in perfect order. fhe actual strength of the
French force is not stated. Report says from
5000 to 700 besides regiment OF .rdinian
cavalry.
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reins If government,
England and France are shout to s4nd re-
preventative to Naples Political differences
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the Darhxtes wi b i..t..;,aI ~ ~, 80,
OF the English parliament. The British az
niralty formally invites tenders Tor the
,nons'i' -Aus'f'.'a' aai1 service VIA i Ana
A general maatin, Of rbe Atlantic T H.
graph Company is callsei u sanction the
heads OF agreement with the goverBtarRt
asa .ue issIe Vi teiisite Sl''s's 81 = 2V' 'oo
The Paris Monitsurannounc., thar Franz.
will address note u the power in tas5r OF
the abolition OF prlEateeFins and tue HFiaei-
pa s',A n a - Z. ss.YsFs eleh's 'o''s'
IyERPool N ,RysTs.- Braa 1s+ufrs mr. ,nia.
and quotations ar. barely maintained Tho
weather has been f,v1.r.Lla f.,r rms -
Flour is dull with small demand and
weak n-iees. What is sra,6v VII, an
avara-e .iness 4, uneh,n ID r-,es. Pr
visions ma-ks, y generally ,l,j.r a,,3 s.a,.iv
Beef steady. Pors frn.
TIE city of Washington arrived =, Ssw
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'As 1fss Engagement oes~eVn ii9 CT SaG!Fe
forces az Mo7,eb=llo. /; seems by tie If
ciaI repor, % have been terribly ssvsc
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at 1900. The inp.:aasi:y o. the Frea:h
roops. and the superiority Of ,b.i- var n,
of da.,h d.. Ill -
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o"eial account says; After al oasi'-
note resistance the Austrians were obliged .
ai'"os" s'I"hsty tntrehcheo; they ware