New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
The battle la,.ee sine heurs. At II p. m. bsatAi-
toe Of Hupgsisos sDa Croats. intending to sGrp~ss
IL. ,ila,. ,.nr. ALBANIA ded and dnfrA ,ci

The battle las.eA s1e heoTs. Al III p. m. Q bettd
TOO Of Hupsmisos sDa Croats. intending to surprss
the village were surrounded aud defeated.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN. PUBLISHED ro-D.r.
IURIs, June II, 1869.
The Austraps have evacuated Piscenza sfer hAv-
irg destroyed the citadel and the other fotheattons
They abandoned to the Allies great quse.y Of pre-
visions, cannon and ammunition Our troops entered
the town, invited by the municipality.
The Austrsns have been reenforced at Br~ceilo. Q
village in Mojena.
TURIN, June II. 1859.
The official bulletin Published to-day confirms to
news Of the evacuation OF Pavis and Lodi By Ne
Austrans. Afler having crossed the River AIDA tho
enemy destroyed the bridges.
TuRis, June l2, 1864,
Last night the Austrians LETT Bologua, taking ~
direction Of Modena
After their departure popular demonstrssien took
place, expressing the sense OF the public in favor
the national cause.
VERoS,, June 10, via Vienns.
The following is official
On the Sth of June General Urban, at CsnoaioA.
and the sth Corps dArmSe, at Melegnsno, were e.
Gagged in sanguinsry fights The enemy, in greatly
superior force, appears 10 be advancing from Mlas.
and the Austrian army has. therefore, passed the
in reserve. The courage Of our troops Is unbrokes.
aud they are longing for decisive battle.
BERIrS, June n, 1861.
The scni-cffcial PreassseAe ZdinRg contains the
followipgi
Reports are current that the whole Prusasn Army
will be modified and that Prussia will take part
in the existing conflict, but believe that We re
not mistaken in stating that no resolution Of such
nature has as yet been taken, is il immediately
imminent.
If Prussia should be induced to take further steps
for the development of her warllke power, her csly
object would BE- 10 make the position she has hitherto
held of greater avail
Berlin, June H., 1889.
The Preussiscle Zeitaag states that the Prince Re-
gent has renowned the pleasure Of attending the
Hamm and Cleves Jubilee Festival, in Consequence
of the present position Of political affairs ia which.
a. his Royal Hghuess lately remarked 10 Pomerania,
IT cannot be foreold whether the peIt hour may sst
be cur own.
The Regent had previously accepted the invitation
to the festival.
NESsA June II, 1889.
The Duchess OF Parma arrived yesterday ct vsrosa-
The Parmesan troops have gone to Mod,na, 81 their
own inclination and with the consent Of the Duke o.
Modena.
Dresden, June 10, 1859.
The Dre,den Journal of to-day contains the follow
Ing:
Prussian Commissioners were here yesterday, ne
gotiating for the transport 10y railway Of considerable
bodies of Prussian troops. satisfactory result WA
without difficulty arrived at, and the Commissioners
then started for Munich with a similar object"
VIENNA, June IL, 1859.
Prince Metternich Duke Of Portella died to-day At
O'Clock p. m. The decreased Prince was bors &c
Coblentz, on the 18th of May, 1913, and was oonse-
quently in his S7th year.
Sr. PETERSBURG, june III, 1859.
The Invdiide Russo Of to-day announces that tho
Russian Government has concluded financial oon-
yention With Messrs. Rothschild, through the medium
Of the commercial house OF Kspherr & Co., Of st.
Petersburg. The details OF the convention arc not
known.
TRIESTE, June 10, 1859.
The Archduke Ferdinand Macmillan has arrived
here.
From the LIST of July next the coupons Of the
rational loan will no longer be accepted by the tax
collectors in the provinces of Venice.
VERONA, Saturday, (via Vienna).
The seat of the chief government authorities Of
Loubardy has been transferred to Mantus-
BoLooSA, June ~, 1859.
The Austrans have evacuated Ancons, and are re-
firing by land in the direction of Ferrara
PARIS, June IL, 1859.
The Patrie says that the Austrians have completely
evacuated the States of the Church. including eves
Feara. The paper also states that the people.
of Parma have asked that French troops may be seat
into their country NJ. Brenier leaves tomorrow for
Naples as Embassator Of France at the Court Of the
King of the Two Sicilies.
MILAN, June H. 1859.
part of the French army has passed the River
AIDA without striking blow. In the hurry of thsir
retreat fiom Piacenza, the enemy abandoned great
number of cannons and magazines full Of provisisas
and ammunition.
SOUTHAMPTON june H. 1853.
The steamship Vanderbilt WAS telegraphed ss
Hurst Castle near CowesD at II a. m. to-day.