New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-07
NUMBER lob.
The War In Eur,v,.
EVENTS SUCCEEDING rHE BATTLE oy x.,vnx.

| The War In Europe.
EVENTS SUCCEEDING THE BATTLE OF xALEssAso.
The following dispatches were, most Of theu r..
ceived by the French Government
| GRAND HEADQUARrERs, Cassauo, June 1s-s,
h-Yesterdsy, June IL, the Emperor removed II
Majesty caused bridge Of boats to be thrown over
at the came time the bridges cut by the enemy were
repaired The AIDA, swollen by the late storm, had
acquired force and rapidty which rendered the
cess Here, as on the Sesia and Ticino the pontoon
men, under the energetic direction OF Gen. Lebpuf,
acquired new titles to the gratitude Of the army.
Scarcely had the bridges been laid when the army
began its moTment which will be terminated tomor-
row.
The Sandman army passed the river opposite vap-
rio. Notwithstanding the ran which fein torrents,
| and which the troops had to endure for some days
soldier has lost none of his gaiety.
The weather is setting in tine.
TURIN, Monday, June l3.-After the retreat Of the
Austrians from Bologna the Cardinal Legate took bis
departure, leaving to the municipality the govern
ment of the town. The municipality thereupon ap-
pointed commission, which Immediately proclaimed
Victor Emanuel Dictator. The town is en- fete.
The headquarters Of the King were yesterday at
Vimercate de Ia Monza. To-day the regular railway
service between Turin and the Ticino has been re-
commenced.
TURIN. Tuesday, June 14.-The Austrians are in
full retreat in the direction of the river Ogio. The
bridges over the AIDA and other rivers have been
destroyed by means Of mines. They have also evac-
uated PEzgettone, after having burned the bridge,
ana thrown their guns, war material, and ammuni
ZION into the water. Cremona and Brescia are Free
| d Numerous body OF OF the Austrians appear to be
assembling at Morte Chiare. "A part Of the Pied
montese army has crossed the AIDA at vaprio and
Canonica.
Rergamo and Lodi have proclaimed their union
/ he damn DIM hxyt1 t1nA
to the Notifications of Piacenza is Of little import
ance.
VIENNA, Tuesday, June 1.-The official Wiener
| Zeifung contains the following:
| The Emperor will forthwith assume the immediate
command in chief, and has ordered new position for
the army, which will be taken up in the best manner
possible.
TURIN, Wednesday, June l3-The Austriaus are
retreatng from the Ogo and the armies OF the allies
continue to advance. The Austrian corps d armee
which had left Ancona for Pesara, has directed its
course towards the lower Po to join the troops in the
provinces Of Venice. 1t is not yet certain that An
coma has been entirely evacuated by the Austrian
| troops. Modena and Brescelo are free. Foril, Fa-
enza, Imoa and the other munipalities of Romagna
| have pronounced in favor Of the national cause.
| VIENNA, ednesday, June l5.-The Duke of Mo-
dena arrived yesterday at Mantua, and was received
| by the Archduke William.
The funeral Of Prince Metternich has taken place
| this afternoon.
| The ministerial Ost Deutsche Post publishes
correspondence from Paris, speaking Of the possibi
ty of the French landing the coasts of the Vene
| tan Territory.
TURIN, Thursday, June l6.-The allied army Of
Italy passed the Serio on the 18th marching towards
the river Ogio. The advance guard is at Coccaglio
The headquarters OF the King Of Sardinia are at Pa
| lazzuolo. Gen. Garibadi was at Brescio mp to the
evening of the 18th Gen. Urbans corps quilted
Coccaglo on the morning of the 18th, and appears
| to be retiring to Orzinovi.
| VIENNA, Thursday June 16-The Austrian cores
| pondence contains the following:
+" The organization for the defense of the Tyrolese
territory is progressing. Several companies have been
already drawn out, and many others are in prepara.
| tion. The mountain passes are occupied"
Gen. Count Schlick has taken command of the
second army, instead OF Gen. Gyuali. The French
have established depot at Antivari the Albanian
coast and disembarked large quantities Of gold coin
| there.
VERONA, Wednesday, June l9.-No news of i'm.
portance from the seat Of war. The different corps
d'armee take position Of their allotted positions
| moested by the enemy.
The division of Gen. Urban alone has sustained
fight at Constenedolo with Garibaldi's bands, which,
although amounting to 1000 men with four pieces OF
| cannon, were repused by our troops.
TURIN, Friday, June 17-P. M.-Yesterday the
headquarters OF the Emperor were at Covo, on the
road from Bergamo to Cremona, and those of the
King at Casegnato six miles to the west Of Brescia.
Rimini and Cesese have pronounced for the national
cause.
PROCLAMATION OF VICTOR EMANuEL.-The fol
lowing is the text of the proclamation issued from
head quarters at Milan, under date of June g. by the
King Of Sardinia:
People Of Lombardy: The success of the liberating
| restored, your wishes confirm your union with my
kingdonl-a union founded on the guarantees of civ.
ilized society. The temporary form which this day
give to the government is required by the necessities
OF war; Independence once secured, your minds will
be tranquized your souls will be animated with wis
dom and free and permanent government will then
| be formed. People of Lombardy the SubAlpnes
Piedmontese) have made, and are still making great
sacrifices for common country our army, which
receives into its ranks many brave volunteers of
provinces and of other parts of Italy, has already
given splendid proof Of valor, vctoriously fighting
for the national cause The Emperor of the French,
our generous ally worthy of the name and genius of
Napoleon in taking the command Of the heroic army
of that great naon has resolved to free Italy from
the Alps to the Adratic. You, vieing with each
other in making sacrices, will second the magnani.
nous resolve on the field Of battle you will show
yourselves worthy of the destiny which Italy is hence
forward called upon to fulfill after centuries of sor-
| row. VICTOR EMANUEL.
From the Head quarters at Milan, June ..
THE KossUrH PROCLAMATION TO THE HuNGA.
RIANsA Turin paper publishes the following proca-
nation from General Kapka, drawn up for distrbu-
tion among the Hungarian soldiers in the Austrian
| ranks:
" Guerrieri!-Ten years have elapsed since the
| flower of your countrymen were inundated on the
altar of their native and-slaughtered by the execu.
| toner's hand for ten years past our Hungarian
country has endured the yoke of Austria for ten
years the Austrian d0minator governs with arbitrary
will and tramples most sacred rights; for ten
| years the Hungarian warrior serves as slave the
| foreign lord, who replies to just complaints with
blows. and rewards love of country with scaffods and
with bullets.
| The hour of vengeance has struck. Already the
storm gathers the fraudulent house of Austria.
Its friends abandon it. The Gear of Russia himself
now arms in very different sense from ten years
ago, and will break its pride.
| Already the Italians, our brethren in misfortune
| brandish arms to conquer Independence. And you
Magyar warriors, how should you remain in the enc
my's ranks? How could you fight against those who
have risen to shake off the yoke OF servitude?
| Oh it cannot be that you are mercenares of the
oppressors! Hasten hither, oh warriors = hither
where the holy cause of your country summons you
You cannot have forgotten how many times the
Austrians were put to flight by your bayonets. You
cannot have forgotten the glorious days Of Isaszag
you have forgotten that Hungary has been free ani
great
Behold the time arrived to re-acquire that which
has been lost and to revenge the sangninary banque
of Pesth and Arad, which raised throughout the
world cry Of horror.
Now we are no longer alone and abandoned. The
heroic King of Piedmont stands at the head Of tht
Italian army, and by his side is the powerful Emperor
bine France and Italy-that is the signal of attack
They already reckon upon us they expect US. How
should we be the last to take part in war in whose
result our liberation depends
Unite yourselves, cOurageously and with confidence
tn the French and italian armies for hut the