Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-16
SEVEN DAYS LATER NEWS.
Further from the European War.

evening in l3 days from Panama, with the
mail and passengers of the steamer Star of
the West from New York and New Orleans,
June 25th, and from New Orleans pia Te.
huantepec, to June 9th.
Memoranda.
The steamer Golden Age left Panama, july 3D.
at A. NJ; met steamer Orzaba, July Sd, at l-2
p. NJ, l60 miles from Panama; arrived at Acapul-
CO July Sth, at 10 l-2 A. NJ. received coal and
supplies, and sailed same day at 1-2 p NJ; ar
rived at Mansinio, July 9th, at 1-2 p. NJ same
day; arrived at San francisco, July 18th, at l 2
P. NJ. Steamer Sonora arrived at Panama, July
3D. at Il p. NJ, all well; steamer North Star had
not arrived at Aspinwall up to the time we left;
in POI! at Aspinwa U. S. steam frigate Roanoke;
in port at Panama Y. s. sloops-ofwar Vandelia
and St. Marys clipper ship Centurer discharged
and ready for sea.
Our dates from Europe gia. Tehuantepee
are to ! 1th June, by the arrival of the Per-
sia at New York on the 2lst Of June
LONDON, June 9th.--Intelligence has been
received at Paris to the effect that after the
batter of Magenta the Allied armies marched
towards Milan. The inhabitants having pro-
nounced in favor of the King cf Sardinia.
the Emperor Napoleon and Victor EN-
manuel entered the city, and were received
with the greatest enthusiasm.
The Austrians have evacuated the import
ant fortress of Paoia, 20 miles south of Milan,
and at the confluence of the Ticino and the
Po.
Turn. June Sth.-An official bulletin from
the head quarters of the Allied army an
nounces that part of upper Lombardy had
freed themselves from the Austrians, and had
proclaimed Victor Emmanuel, King
TURIN, June Sth.-During the retreat from
Magenta the Austrians were pursued by the
Allies, and when at Melognono an engage
ment took place, during which the Austrians
lost 500 killed and l POO were made prison
ers. The battle lasted nine hours, when both
armies ceased operations At the latest ae-
counts they were preparing for n general en-
gogement The government of the King of
Sardinia has been established at Como and
Loudovico.
PARIS, June 11th.-The Emperor has or.
dered the nomination of an Embassado to
the Court of Naples The name of the EN-
bnssador is not yet known At Naples
modification of the Ministry had taken place
Naples has made an official declaration of
neutrality and an order has been issued for
the enrolment of 9, 1000 men for the Nopolitan
Navy
LONDON, June l1th.-The Channel fleet
will anchor ofSpitthead, shortly.
LONDON, June l2th.-The army of Prussia
is modified and it is reported that Persia is
soon TO take part in the conbict 1t is said
that she is negotiating for the passage of
troops through Germany. After the engage
ment at Magenta, the Austrians retreated to
Lodi, and stationed themselves there. The
Allies were advancing upon that post, where
battle will doubtless take place
TURIN, June 8th.-Intelligenc has been
received that Garibaldi had beaten an Aus
trian force at Brescia.
ROME, June 1lth.-There are still 500
Austrians garrisoned at Layeno. A detach-
ment of Garibaldis corps sailed along the
shores of lake Maggiore disarming Austrian
Custom House guards and carrying off public
treasures. An Austrian steamer in the
Adriatic captured the French ship KAUAI,
bound from Cuba to to Trieste
PARIS, June llth.-The latest dispatches
from Magenta state that Marshal Canrobert
is not dead or wounded Napoleon is said
TO have been in the midst OF the Imperial
Guard during the two hours stand against
the Austrians at Magenta, the latter being
aware of his presence. The real loss of the
Austrians is put down at l3, 600 to $4,000. A
dispatch from Turin states, that at the battle
of Magenta the Imperial and Sandman
Guards alone opposed the Austrian masses.
They were attacked, and being unable to
advance firmly, resisted the enemy. The
Zouave and Guards lost and retook their
positions. The enemy endeavored to sur
prise the right wing of the French army, but
the movement was rendered abortive by
Gen. Mcmahon.
LONDON, June llth-After the debate. on
the motion by the opposition expressing a
want of confidence in the Government, di.
vision took place, when the Ministry was de-
feated by majority of thirteen. 1t was eX-
pected that the Ministry would resign, but
they had not done SO as late as Saturday
The House of Commons had adjourned until
the Friday following.