Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-10
Additional Foreign News.

Arytuot ghe City Of Washington at New
York-Ose Doy Later from, the Seat Of Har
Details Of the Rattle Of MontebeHo-A
Hand to Hand Figat-General Garibalds
Enters MISUNDERSTANDING accounts from
Regiments to Piednnont-Co4fiotiag dc
countS-Generdl discretionary Increment
in Turkey.
New York, June 7th.-Thc steamship CITY
of Washington, from Liverpool. arrived here at
2 o'clock this morning. She brings the latest
news telegraphed to Queenstown by the Agent
of the Associated Press to the 26th ult., and is,
in fact, one day later from the seat of war than
received via Cape Race.
BERNE, Nays.
1t is reported that Gen. Garibaldi at the
head of SO, 900 men, has succeeded in entering
Lombardy, and has barricaded himself in the
town of Wares. He is without cannon, and
the Austrians are in the neighborhood provided
with artillery. The fight between them is said
to have commenced.
GENOA, May Is.
The Bey of Tuuis has offered two auxiliary
regiments to Piedmont.
TRIESTE, May Is.
Tn commander of the port of Venice has
received no notice of the town being blockad-
ed.
ALL~EssAYpRIA, May 25.
The Emperor Napoleon passed several hours
to-day at Voghera. Nothing has yet been de-
cided respecting the departure of the troops.
The Tires alludes to a design on the part of
the Viceroy Of Egypt to take advantage of the
present condition OF fairs to secure, if not in
dependence, at least a ilarge measure of authori-
ty, and adds:.France's imhuence is for the mo-
ment supreme, but England VIII allow no
triaing. The slightest disposition to erade the
treaty of 1910, will bring upon the Vceroy the
whole weight of England's power"
THE WAR.
The Paris letters show a great want of con-
fdence, and seems to hint at some increased dis
turbance in the foreign relations.
The London Times disparages the battle of
Montebello, calling it a tenth-rate victory, and
accuses Napoleon with having sold himself to
the lemon of military conquest.
The details received of the battle of Monta-
bello state that the General of Brigade, Bauret,
and Commandant Duchet, are among the
French officers killed.
The Vienna correspondent of the London
Times says that the Austrian strength at Mon
tebello consisted Of three brigades, and their
loss was about the same as that of the French.
The Times remarks that the Austrians must
have fought well, for they must have carried the
town of Costeggio, which had been bsrricaded
by the French, before they could have reached
Monticello.
MARsEIELEs, May 25.-Advices from Con
stantinople state that the Porte promises to re
cognize Prince Couzay.
The Sclave population Of the coast of the
Adriatic are beginning to show a hostile feel
ing toward Austria.
The Austrians seem in the first instance TO
have been successful, and were only driven back |
when the French support came up. Ten. For
ey, in his account of the battle, thinks that the
Austrian force was not far below $4,000 to 49,
900. The prisoners captured place it far above
these figures.
Great praise is awarded to the Sardinians for
their conduct in the battle.
The combat was a hand to hand fight in the
streets of the village, which had to be carried
house after house.
A combat took place between Gen. Caldeni's
division and the Austrians at Velleta. The
was insignificant, though the conflict is said
10 have been q fierce one.
The Austrians had shot an entire family con.
of eight persons, in whose house guns
lad been found.
A dispatch from Vienna says, that at noon F,