The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-31

tieh possessions Alden elected, message
for Queen Victoria having been forwarded from Alden and
received at Suez In five minutes. Tho message read:
'your Maes,y's possessions at Alden arc in Geographic
SUNDAY, 2s.-Emperor Farois Joseph Of Austria left
Vienna for the Tho, sea III austrian vessels b.
against Austria in tn va''lne commenced.
30.-Pedm0ntcse ifc'Ts, commanded by King Vic or
Emanuel psson laying passed inc sesa ryes sook
tinuing
sI.-E ope,er OF Austria, in company with the Arc,
verona
me, in sion, ana hight Hon: Speaker DonsoHS was
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din a, commanding the fourth division In person, "a
General Cadini, at tho head Of tho Third regiment Of
Zouavee, resisted the attack for considerable time, I'd
after having successfully assumed the ocnsve purs ,ed
them taking 600 prisoners and capturing eight piece OF
cannon. Four hundred Austrans were drowned in a
canal.
2-Prussian (new) loan rules officially announced In
Berlin thus-Ihe issue to be made In coupons Of from
eighty to thousand thaors The payment Of the in
erest to be half yearly and the redemption OF the debt
to commence from 1885, by the payment Of per cent
per Reduction Of the interest 10 take place be-
fore 1870 The subscription 10 be received from the 9th
to the 18th Of June In the subscriptions should
coed halors those above $50 halers 70 BIO pro
portionably allotted on subscriptions. Insurrection
against Austria spread all oyer the vaene the revou.
.
General Mel, Of France, entered Novara Italy, with
allied troops, and the Emperor Napoleon joined him in
the evening Novara about SIX miles from the Tcino
blew up the bridge Of San MARITIME, ovor the ono IN
but
3-French troops crossed the Tcino river into Lom-
hardy at Turbigo, under orders Of Marshal McAahon.
Head Of the column Of the First division Of the Second
corps crossed at the bridge a 1880 Marshal
McMahon Of France, defeated Austrian force at Robe
Ghetto Waa al tha
victory Of Turbigo.. General Garibaldi marched
varcse beat the Austrans, and occupied tho place
Severe action at Buafora between tho allied troops and
Austrans, when the latter retired. Earthquake
Erzeronm Turkey, destroyed oEehaf Of the City and
4-Grand religious solemnity, with procession and
public prayers, took place Vienna implore heaven
to bless the Austrian arms with victory. All the
beTs OF the Imperial family and the ministers were pre-
sent Battle of Magenta within twelve miles OF Milan
between the allied armies Of France and Sardinia the
troops Of Austria was one Of the most bloody conflicts
OF modern times. The French said the French
army remained masters OF the field and the enemy with
drew, leaving four guns two flags and 900 prisoners
The number Of Ausrans placed hors dc combat were est
mated at 10000 $4,000 muskets 80 600 knapsacks
found on the battle 6eld The Austrian troops which
fought against them were those Of Clam Calais Zobe
Schwartzenberg and Lchstensten. Field Marshal Gyua
commanded in General GyuIa reported to Vienna
that the Ausrisns have lost in killed and wounded from
1900 5000 men, The loss Of the enemy al least half
as much again. The Sandman account was-Four cannon
two standards and 10000 muskes taken from the
enemy 1000 knaIsacks collected the field or
the 40 600 Austrans who took part In the fight 900
were made prisoners, and 20 600 put hers de combat The
losses Of the Allied army amounted to nearly 600 be-
tween dead and wounded Among the first are to be de-
plored the brave Generals Espinasse and Corc.
o-Municpaity Of Milan presented an address to King
Victor Emanuel OF Sardinia at the headquarters of the
lied army announced that they had proclaimed the an
nexaton Of Iombardy to Piedmont The homage Of the
town given to him as King Of the territory
Queen Victoria made her speech to the new Parlia
ment. She amened the outbreak Of the war in Italy;
saa she oa an ans could 70 prevent T. and proclaimed
the reopening OF diplomatic intercourse with Naples.
Paris illuminated in honor of the victory OF Magenta
Emperor of Austria addressed the people of the Tyro
calling them all TO arms in his behalf
sBattle Of Malegnano Tor Marignan), Italy. Marshal
paraguay d'Hilers OF the French army drove thirty
thousand Austrans from their after fierce
fight lasting several hours Maegnano situated between
Milan and Lodi and the Austrian army retreaed on the
TRANS suffered loss Of 500 killed and wounded and
200 prisoners General Garbaldi occupied Bcrgamo,
from Brescia, sent deta ;hment to meet them which
though inconsiderable in number, beat the enemy
Napoleon the third and Victor Emanuel King OF Sardinia
entered Milan in triumph King Of Sardinia issued
decree organizing the new government OF Lombardy
Emperor Napoleon issued two procamaons the people
and army Of Italy from Milan In the one he said
The fortune Of bringing into the capital of Lombardy
come % tell you why an hsrs When Austria made s gn
point Ct duty Your Sss So aa %ns have sa o
the universal a symIsy =. Europe s in BY giving
stand the epoch they 1--we in, not Of that number
To the army he remarked
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strength Of her patriotism The operations commsaced ten
and battle which have opened hs
600 Aussr.sns hers de combat taken u guns cSors 500
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o-Ausrians evacuated Lavcno, taking refuge in Swift
Zerland.. King OF Sardinia addressed the Lombard
| people from Milan thus
Victories have brought to Milan. and good wishes
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Swiss Federal Council ordered the certifying of Luzen
seg and also Of the frontiers Of the Grisons bordering
1O-Austrians completely evacuated payia . . French
and Sandman governments declared coal not contraband
Of .Haytien law aboishing the government
fifth on coffee exports and establishing regular export
duty went into effect. Duchess Of Parma, driven
from her State arrived at Verons the Austrian head
! quarters.
1l-Dcrby ministry defeated in the English Parliament
the following amendment TO the address the Throne, in
reply to the Queens speech having been carried Lord
Harrington moved the following
1--WE beg humbly submit your Msjesy that essential
the sa:sacory rssul. Of to the securing
of the high functions Of Majesty that Maestys
should the confidence Of this House and
the country; and deem duty respectfully
your Majesty that confidence reposed In your
Majesty present government"
At two O'Clock this morning the House divided, when
there appeared-for the amendment expressing want
Of confidence in the ministry s2s against II alo majo,
Roebuck and Lindsay voted with the government. Only
16 members out of ga absent Seat Of Austro
Lombard government removed from Verona to Mantua.
SUNDAY, l2-Portion Of the French army passed the
| river AIDA, Italy.
| 13-Alled army in Italy crossed the serio river in
march to Ogio. Austrian forces completely evacuated
Placenza, Ancona and Bologna in the States Of the
Church. Cities Of CTemona and Brescia declared for
| the King Of Sardinia and his rule.
l4Prince Regent Of Prussia ordered the mobilization
of the entire army to In few days Six corps
da,mee to be modified Revolt against Austrans In
Venice.
Allies in continued advance .Garibald defeated
by the Austrans near Castenedelo, and retreated to
Tomato. .t4 sEg
16.--Inus Kossuth arrived in Paris from london, on
his way to Italy .Prussan government loan OF thirty
millions of thaIers amounted TO 81 1875 100 thalers and
was closed. General Count Schlick took command Of
Il fhc Aust arrnv rapla