Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-22
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER KAN
CARGO FROM EUROPE.

dates by telegraph to noon Of the 9th.
Further details Of the battle Of Magenta
had been received at London by telegraph.
A Vienna dispatch says that among the
wounded are Baron Reischocht, three Gener-
ais and three staff officers and two staff ofi-
GERS missing and one Major killed.
A Turin dispatch Of June 18th says there
were 10000 Austrians in the battle, Of whom
10000 were placed hors du combat and 1000
prisoners.
The French lost only 5000 killed and
wounded. Among the killed are Generals
Epinasse and Cleve.
The Government of the King Of Sardinia
was already established at Como and Londrio.
The municipality of Milan, in the address
to Victor Emanuel, delivered in the presence
of the Emperor Napoleon says that the mu-
nicipality of Milan is proud of being able to
use its precious privilege in being interpreter
for their fellow citizens in this grave crisis.
They are willing to renew the compact Of
1913, and to proclaim again before the Italian
nation, the great fact which has required ii
years for full development in the intelligence
and hearts of the people. The annexation Of
Lombardy to Piedmont is the first step in the
new way of public right which allows nations
to be free to dispose Of their own dcstinies.
The heroic Sandman army and our own brave
allies, who insist upon Italy being free as far
as the Adriatic will soon achieve their mag
nanimous enterprise Receive, sire the hom-
age of the town of Milan at our hands, and
believe that our hearts belong entirely to you.
Our cry is-The King and Italy forever.
A dispatch from Trieste says that an Aus
trian war steamer had captured the French
ship Raoul, from Cuba, bound to Trieste.
LATER.
Il is reported that General Canrobcrt had
died of his wonds.
General dAngely, Commander of the I'M
perial Guard, has been created n Marshal.
Napoleon is said to have been in the midst
Of the Imperial Guard during the stand of
two hours made against the Austrians, who,
it appears were aware Of the fact.
The real loss Of the Austrians is estimated
at from thirteen to fourteen thousand.
Turin dispatch, dated June 7th, says -
"The first private letter from the battle field
of Magenta has been received The Imperial
and Sandman Guards were alone opposed to
the Austrian masses. They were attacked Ly
the Austrians, and were unable to advance,
but nevertheless finally resisted the enemy.
The Zouaves and the Guards lost and retook
their position, and at last General Noil's army
assumed the offensive, which was irresistible.
The enemy endeavored to surprise the right
wing of our army but the movement of Gen.
Mcmahon rendered the attempt ineffective,
so the efforts of the enemy relaxed somewhat
for moment and the conflict was then re-
sumed with renewed fury. General McMa-
hon was triumphant, and the battle was won.'
TURIN, Wednesday, June 8th.-The official
bulletin of the Sardinians reads as follows:
That part of upper Lombardy which has been
freed from the Austrians has proclaimed Vic
tor Emmanuel King,
Volunteers are rapidly arriving to join Gar
ubaldfs corps which is pursuing the enemy
beyond Monga.
General Urban's army after precipitatc
retreat from TaraI has been dispersed and is
scattered with number of soldiers and have
been taken prisoners and disarmed.
BERNE, June There are still 500 Aus
| trians at Layins
A detachment of Garabaldi's corps had sail
| cd along the shores of Lake Maggiore, disarm
| ing the Austrian Custom House Guards and
everywhere carrying off the public treasure
NAPLEs.-France has appointed an amhas
sador TO Naples, the Neapolitan Ministry has
| been modified, an official declaration of Neu
trality has been made, and levy of $500 mer
for the Navy ordered.
The latest by telegraph from Liverpool t
! Queenstown, is dated London June 9th. The
! Daily News city article Of last evening sayi
that funds this morning showed increased
strength and Il fresh rise ofa quarter TO three
eights was assumed. The news Of n declin,
on the Paris BOurse produced n reaction which
was strengthened by the rumor That tn,
French had received a severe shock. The mar
ket finally closed nearly 4 lower than yester
day.
Mr. DIaaeli's allusion TO the measure o
finance Of the grayest character TO be brOugh
forth attracted good deal Of notice, being In
terpreted as showing that government LOAF
for war armaments was on foot
The Times article says
The absence of news from France has iacil
itated the circulation to-day of a multitude o
reports of a severe check 10 the French army
and the defeat of the King Of Sardinia ha
also been currently asserted.
II is certain, however, that 10 the close O
business nothing had transpired TO cstabis
these statements, still they have the effect O
keeping the Stock market in a state Of excite
ment especially as the prices from the Pari
Bourse showed decline Of per cent
The supply Of money has not experience
any diminution, Some persons are dispose
10 anticipate further downward rdlmovemonts il
the Bank Of England's rate, which has bee
reduced to 3 per cent
According 10 Lne OppOhltlOu blhlthcHl y
both Houses Of Parliament, E70OOOOO mus
be provided by the Government to bring th
revenue up to the present rate Of oxpend
ture.
The account viii not probably prove quit
80 bad, but the Chancellor of the Excheque
seems TO wish to prepare the public for th
subject by announcing that financial meas
ures are in preparation Of the greyest charaC
tor
In consequence Of the successful laying 4
the Red Sea telegraph cable, the future telC
graph dispatches from India will be trans
mitted in about seven days,
The subscription at Berlin for the loan {
100000 roubles is likely TO be soon filled.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The meeting Of the Atlantic Telegrap
Company was held yesterday and a ne,
board Of eight members was appointed, wit
authority TO add four 10 their number, and I
early carry into effect the agreement with tn
Government, aud the issue of new five poun
shares, TO the extent Of eG000OO was sane
toned, to enjoy preferential dividend Of
per cent.