New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-16
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| LONDON, June "A dispatch arrived at Verona
on the 1st instant from the Austrian Imperial head
quarters, announcing that the allied armies had at
tackled the vanguard of the seventh Austrian Cor ps
d'A,mee
After a severe engagement the Allies were Obliged
to fall back.
The Seventh Austrian Corps d'Armee was under
the command of General zobel, and the bulletin
asserts that large number of the Allies were killed
and wounded, without stating the number or locality
BERNE, SWITZERLAND, June 3.-The federal an.
thorties have been privately informed of the arrival
OF the Duchess of Parma Louise Marie, incoghito
her flight being actuated by the revolt of her subjects
who threw off their yoke and have Joined the eau Sc
Of Italian independence.
LONDON, June 4.-Dspatches from Milan via vi.
emma give the Austrian account of the bombardme
and capture of Varese, an important position be.
tween Como and Lake Maggiore. The Anstrians
were commanded by General Urban, who succeeded,
after very heavy cannonade, in driving out the vol
unteers of Garabaldi, and entering the town.
Gen. Urban issued proclamation, in which he
severely reprimanded the inhabitants for their incon-
stancy to the Emperor Francis Joseph. To punis h
them he ordered the levyng Of an exorbitant con ri
button of war in cash and provisions.
Advices have been received at London to the effect
that the long expected instructions in those terrific.
ries situated between the Adriatic and the Danube
have broken out.
The whole of the Herzegovina is in open revolt
and have proclaimed their independence from the
Ottoman Porte.
The same excitement prevails in Montenegro and
other Provinces.
On account of this state of affairs, the Governm ent
of the Sultan has ordered the different garrsons in its
| dominons to be reinforced.
| The garrison of Belgrade, on the Danube (Hunga.
rian frontieT has already been trebled.
8Besides the formation of volunteer corps under en-
gagements of ten years, and the steady increase OF
the army of Paris the Minister of War has ordered
the recall of French soldiers leave, of all Dep art
ments throughout the Empire
| The execution Of this order will increase the army
| n 900.
| The active negotiations of Cardinal State Secretary
Antonelli have fully succeeded.
| The Allied Powers after having recognized Francis
the Second as King of Naples, have consented to ac-
knowledge the neutrality of the Papal States during
the pending war.
| The excitement of the Germans, on the Rhine
against the French, since the formation of the army
OF observation under Pelessier, has risen to such
pitch that daily quares among the inhabitants
O. the bordering states.
Thus at Hesse Cassell some large manufacturers
were obliged to discharge large numbers of hands
Over seven hundred French working men were
obliged to leave in one day.
| French engineers have arrived at Intra, on Lake
Magsiore, in order to make the necessary arrange
ments for providing vessels for the transportation
troops access the Lake.
LONDON, June "A new company has been formoi
for the purpose of laying an Atlantic cable from
Cornwall to Canada.