Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-07-07
Arrival OF tho Vanderbilt.

The steamship Vanderbilt, Capt. Lefevre, from
Havre cia Southampton, with dates from Liver.
pool to June %, has arrived.
The steamers Asia and Hungarian had arrived
out. - - p. 80 ~ -,
No more battles had been fought up to- the time
Of the sailing of the steamer. -
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Mantua has been besieged by the Allies.
A dispatch says that tho Austrisns had re occu-
pied Mento Chiaro on the 18th in considerable
force. The story that French corps darmee
had occupied Valtelline is untrue. A Lombardy
corps, under Gen. Garabaldis officers, was stations
ed there. y
| A collision had taken place at Cervia between
detachment of Papal troops and the inhabitants.
i. A dispatch from Turin says, under date of June
18th, that the Emperor Napoleon entered Brescia
| that day with Victor Emanuel. The greatest pop
ular enthusiasm accompanied the march Of the
allied troops throughout Lombardy
The districts on the right of the Tber, and also
Linte de CASTILLO, had declared in favor Of the
national cause.
Various Bulletins from the seat Of war present
the following state of affairs: -,
The Sandman Army Is in position before Bres-
cia in line with the French troops 80
| A large number of towns in the States Of the
Church had pronounced in favor OF the national
cause but the king Of Sardinia had refused the
dictatorship offered him by Bologna, telling the
cOmmissioner that s:shoaid sdisappsesss sos,esery
act subversive Of or contrary to equity and pre-
Judicial TO the cause of national Independence
He had also ssnt Q message to the Pope to assure
him that he has nothing to fear, and that the IN
dependence Of the ,Penisular would ;bea guaranty
and not a menace to the neutrality and integrity
Of the States of.the Church. =
Dispatches from Berne Of. the 18th say the Aus
| trians In great force bad armed and occupied
Stelvio pass in the northern part Of the Vateline
and blown up the Devils bridge, and planted their
artillery in the pass:
| The Austrians had destroyed the railroad from,
Milan to Brescis, but that mhich connects Mantua,
Verona, and Venice remained intact. ...
Kossuth left Marseilles on the 21st for Genoa.
The rapport that Count Pertules, the Prussian
ambassador, had been sent to the hesdquerters of
| the belligerent armies is untrue. He was daily
expected in Paris.
eign affairs, accompanied by the Prussan ambas.
sador at Vienna, had gone to-Verona to meet the
Emperor.
| The subscriptions to the Prussian. loan amount
to 80, 600, 600 thalers. > - .-.'s-'
The, ,Austrian headquarters have been removed
Ito Villa Franco. =.
I The Austriaps issued at Mantua q forced paper
| currency TO the smount Of $4,000, ,O00, .
Victor Emanuel has officially declared that he
will not consent to the annexation of any part Of
the Roman States to Sardinia.
The'Austriaus have abandoned Senate; Castiii-
one and Montechiero, which positions they receu-
tly oceupied in great force, and had strongly for
I tifed<'
Louis Napoleon left Brescia on, ,the.29th, to ad-
vance upon the Austrians.. The Allies had occu-
pied Brescia.
Gen. Garibaldi marched on the Goth towards
Deseugrand, but vas repulsed by the Austrians.
BE has now pushed his outposts to Balladone in
the direction Of Bordio, which is occupied by the
Austrians.
The Austrian official account Of their loss at the
battle of Magenta, gives So officers and 1890 SOL
diers killed 2lS officers and 4lSe soldiers woun-
ded, and 1000 missing.