Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-18

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ANoTHER BATTLEi
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severe Conflict Between the Austrians
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NEW Yoak, june Z. l.
All the London papers give credence to
report that Lord Palmersten and Lord John
Russell had come to general agreement on
the subject of Parliamentary Reform and
Foreign policy, and that the Derby govern
ment would be compelled to resign soon after
the assembling of Parliament.
Kossuth had addressed another large meet
ing in favor of the neutrality of England, at |
Manchester. He intimated that he should |
probably soon be in his native country. 1t |
was reported that he was the President of the |
Hungarian Committee just established, the
object being to encourage desertion from the |
Austrian ranks.
The Cunard Co. had sold four of their
screw steamers to the Spanish government,
and they are to be replaced by vessels of
greater power and size. A siege fleet is tit
ting out at Toulon, with great expedition
Independent of screw liners and frigates, it is
to consist of 10 screw gun boats suitable for
the shallow waters of the Adriatic.
Accounts from Hungary are extremely
alarming, and there must sooner or later be
serious disturbances, if concessions are not
made. The country is full of Russian agents
who act almost openly.
The Vienna correspondent of the Times
says, it was credibly reported that Prussia
will soon place her corps d'armie on the Low
er Rhine, and two on her eastern frontier.
A general insurrection movement is being
organized throughout all the slave Provinces
of the Turkish Empire.
BERNE, May 25.
1t is reported that Gen. Garibaldi had bar
| ricaded himself in the town of Varzee, but is
without cannon. The Austrians posted in
the neighborhood are provided with artillery,
and fight has commenced.
| GENOA, May 26.
The Bey of Tunis has offered two auxilli-
ary regiments to Piedmont.
ALEssANDRIA, May 25.
The Emperor passed several hours at Vog-
hera Nothing is yet decided respecting the
departure of the troops.
The Times alludes to designs on the part OF
the Viceroy of Egypt, to take advantage Of
any disturbance which may arise in Turkey,
for the purpose of obtaining, if not inde-
pendence, at least large measure of author
ity.
The Advertiser says that the leaders of the
opposition had decided upon not moving an
amendment to the address, and that a notice
| will be given of the intention to bring forward
a resolution on the week following express
sive of want of confidence in the govern
ment ..
New YORK, June Z.
The steamship City of Washington arrived
at 10 o'clock this morning.
ALEssANDRIA, May 2l.-The Austrians,
about 49, 900 strong, attacked the advance
posts of Marshal Baragna D. Hilliers. They
were driven back by Gen. Farris' division,
which behaved admirably, and carried the
village of Montebello, after fierce combat Of
four hours duration. The Piedmontese cav.
airy, commanded by Gen. Sanaz, displayed
extraordinary energy. We have made 200
prisoners, one of whom is Colonel. We
have 500 to 600 killed and wounded. The
loss of the enemy exceeds 1000 men.
The Vienna correspondent of the London
Times says that the Austrian force consisted
of three brigades, and the loss was pro
badly about the same as that of the
French.
TURIN, May 23.-Yesterday the enemy ap
peared in great force at Palestro, with the OBJ
ject of obstructing the march of the recon
noitering party which had taken the direction
of Slavia. by order of the King of Sardinia
The enemy's artillery was, however, silencedi il
! every part.
The Austriaus had shot an entire family O
eight persons, in whose house French gun.
had been found.
The French have occupied Cast ggio, ,wher
| they are fortifying themselves.
| A despatch dated Vienna, May 22d, say!
that at noon on the 2lst inst, about 500,
of the French-Sardinian army attacked ou
troops, numbering 5000, at Vercelli. Ou
: men retrcated, fighting to Orfeno. At thi
place two other Austrian brigades hurrie,
, to the rescue, and threatened the enemy
f1anks, which retired across the Sesia to tn
western side of the river.
7 1t is stated that $4,000 Austrians wer
: about to be concentrated at Boiarabberg
= wss reported via Switzerland, that all the Aus
trian troops on the Lago Maggiore, had bee
: withdrawn.
A despatch from Berne says that the Aus
: trians had left Como Milan, and concentrate
themselves on the River Adde, and that tn
Sardinians were advancing.
ST. JOINS, N. F., June 8.
The screw steamer Arago, Capt White
from Galway, on the 3Oth of May, arrived q
this port at 10 o'clock this evening. Her ad
4 vices are from Liverpool by mail to the ever
D ing of the 2sth, and by telegraph to the morr
q ing of the 3Oth.
Portugal has declared her neutrality.
LONDON, May 3Oth.-The papers of thi
; morning give accounts of the expedition {
e Garribaldi and his volunteer corps, across tn
f right wing of the Austrians in Upper LON
hardy, which has been by far the most strik
ing and successful episode of the campaign.
PARIS, May 30th.-The Moniteur publish
es the following:
: ALEssANDRIA, May 29.-The Emperor i
! enjoying perfect health; we have but few sick
The army is abundantly supplied, and tn
l soldiers continue in high spirits
3 The artillery has been re-organized.
4 The National Guards modified, and volur
teers are Fastening to increase the militia.
The Austrians in considerable force hav
occupied Robbie.
Insurrectionary movements had taken plac
t in the VattellinO, and 800 Vattellino insul
t gents are now on board an Austrian steamer
The following advices have been receive
from Luganno, to-day: Yesterday evening
after serious fight, which lasted from to
: O'Clock, Garribaldi entered Como.
II The combat was renewed at Comerbostt
and the Austrians again gave way, and +,
treated.
The town of Como was illuminated, and a
the steamers on the Lake are in the hands {
the patriots.
This morning the Austrian War Steame
on the Lago Maggiore, kept up three hour.
cannonade on the town of Cannaddio, with