The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-06-08
Three Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF TIE AMERICA.
AUSTRALIANS RETREATING!
OcCupIED BIZ TiiE MILES
a glnIe Momcn,airlIy Expected.


sAcxvTLLE, y. d, June 2-The exprr>,
hum hslinx having arrived with the dispatch,
es for the Associated Press, We are enabled to
transmit the advices ny the America.
The dates irem Liyerpo0lare TO the 2lSt ult.
three days later.
Nobattle hal occurred. The retrogate move
ments Of the Ausui ans are continued. Their
headquarters are at Ganlasco, aboGt ten miles
west OF the Vicino.
-4he Austrian troops have been Withdrawn
from Vercelh, which is now occupied by the al
lies An action is looked Fer at any moment.
The news from the seat of war 10 tho latest
moment states that no collision had occurred,
and the retrogate movements Of the AuStrians
had carried their headquarters to GanlaSco,
within ten miles of the Lombardy boundary,
The town Of Vercelli, formerly occupied bv
the Austrians, had been abandoned and re-oc,
cHpied by the allied troops.
The movements on both sides were such that
an engagement was looked for at any moment.
A blockade ofmany Austrian ports, especially
along the Adristic had been effected by the
French squadron. There was a large number
df vessels engaged IN enforcing the blockade
Vague reports had reached London that the
Emperor of Austria, accompanied by General
lleSF, had reached Milan and left there for
PaVia, which is near the Austrian headquarters.
= dispatch, dated Pavia, 10Th ult, says:
1.-The headquarters ofthe A~ustrians have been
removed to Garlasc. Great movements have
taken place, and a collision is expected to-day
or Tomorrow.
humors from other quarters state that a bat
tie is considered imminent; but the London
Times considers it as almost certain that June
will have begun before any great blow be struck.
EE A n aAsNt.l E,,-,lN L.Jlot:- e.. A.
dria, MAY nth, says:
1.-The Emperor went TO Valencia Yesterday
10 review q portion of the vanguard and the
course of the Pc. He visited the King of Sar-
dina to-day. Weather better"
ALEssANDRIA, May 19.-"Tbe organ ization
ofthe army is going on actively. The repairs
OF damage by the AuStrisns to the roads,
bridges and railroads are approaching to COM
pletion. 1t was expected that the AnstrianS
would remain inactive until the Emperor reach.
ed headquarters 70 assume the COMMAND"
4he Liverpool Post publishes, on what it
calls reliable information, that the passage Of
the Tirlno by the French troops will be the
signal tor an European alliance against France,
and for the Austrian troops to march on Paris
. The bulletins from ihc seat Of war are unim
portant. All the channels to the Venitian cap.
i'al are blocked up, and all the ports on the
Adriatic are blockaded by French squadrons, a
large number of v~essele being engaged in en-
forcing a strict blockade.
Prior to the retreat from Vercilli, tie Austri-
ans continued their exactionS on the inhabi-
tants, filing them With CONSERVATION. as they
were not in a condition to satisfy their demand.
During the night of the 18th a party OF 100
AuStrians scaled the bridge at Valencit through
q breach, and made a fruiiless attempt to take it.
An official (Sardinian) bulletin says that the
Anstrtans occupy the right bank of the Pc as far
rs the castle of San Giovanni with -, 600 troops.
The Ortlfcations on the bridge at Stella, for the
purpose of protecting the retreat OF the Austri-
ans, are continued.
An order OF the day, published by the king of
Sardinia. gives the names Ofthose who signaliz-
ed themselves in the first military operations.
Turin MAY l9-Yesterday several detach
ments of Austrians advanced to Capricio, near
LOngermond, driving off the cattle and firing at
the peasants. Our troops awaited the enemy
at San Germano, but they withdrew to Vercil-
Ii, which they this morning evacuated, after
blowing up two arches of the bridge on the
SeSia.
Four DAVIS Later from Eurona