New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-10
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LONDON, May 28.-The London Times Vienna cor
respondent gives the Austrian version of the battle Of
Montebelo.
Count Gyulai, the Cop1mander.in.Chief of the army
of Italy reports that his loss at the battle of Monte
bello was $50 killed, 7ls wounded and 200 lost and
missing.
Gen. Gyula says that the French force engaged in
the battle amounted to 10000, but says nothing
about the Austrian fofce engaged.
Some French authorities say that the French force
actually engaged was net much over 1000.
Other authorities state that the number of the
French and Sardnians engaged in the battle was
$4,000, which is the highest estimate from any i'm
partial source.
Advices from Turin announce that popular move
ment had again taken place in the Duchy of Parma.
The victory of Montebello and the success of Carl
baldi at Como, together with the arrival of Prince
Napoleon at Leghorn had aroused the national en-.
thusiasm to the highest pitch, and the expulsion of
the Duchess Louisa Maria was anticipated.
The popular feeling is strongly in favor of an a-
ance with Sardinia, and large numbers are volunteer
ing in the cause of Italian independence.
An unauthentic ',Db', vtsil :lrs tllti1 n tha t
Prince Gortschakof the Russian Minister of Forejg
Affairs. had resigned his position in the Cabinet in
consequence of the refusal of the Emperor Alexan.
der to carry out the engagements entered into be
tween Russia and France.
Rejoicings at the Victory of Montebello.
The Empress Eugenie had formally received the
great bodies of State the Tueres on the occasi on
of the announcement of the victory of Montebelo,
and congratulatory addresses were presented from
various departments of France.
The Diplomatic Corps, the Senate and the Legisla.
tive body were largely represented.
The Empress addressed them in patriotic speech
which was enthusiastically received.
Advices from Frankfort state that the war excite.
ment has risen to high pitch in southern Germany
1t is expected that Kossuth will leave London in
the course of the ensuing week and go to Genoa to
concert plans with Gen. Klapka, formerly command.
ant of the fortress of Komorn in Hungary and other
Hungarans, for the overthrow of the Austrian power
in Hungary
1t is stated that Kossuth goes to Italy with the full
concur &C of the Emperor Napoleon and the King
of Sardinia.
Nearly all the powers have acknowledged Francis
First as the King of Naples, and the army and navy
have sworn allegiance to him.
TURIN, May 27.-The Austrian war steamers ale
cruising about lake Magglore, threatening the towns
and villages on the Sandman Shore but doing little
damage.
noblio, previously stated, and was driven away by
the National Guard, who only fired upon it with
small arms.
Garbaldi occupies strong position at Varez.
Count De Samour had gone to Naples on a secret
mission for the King of Sardinia.
AT Langhirano the people have risen and pro-
nounced in favor of the King of Sardinia.
Count De Samour was cordially welcomed at Lang
hrano by General Ribotte and the Tuscan troops.
Five Austrian war steamers arrived at Corfu on
the 23d without hindrance.
TouLoN, May 27.--The French siege fleet is now
ready to sail from this port 1t is composed of thirty
two yesselsof,war and unboats, well manned nd
equipped for bombarding Notifications and large
towns. Its destination is unknown.
The French Minister of Marine has orderad two
additional ships of the line and two frigates to pro-
ceed Immediately to sea-
The corps under Garibaldi are advancing on Milan,
and Vanguard had already reached point within
fifteen miles OF that city, where an outbreak was
expected
The force of Galibadi is being reinforced at every
town through which he passes by volunteers, who
hail him berator.
The London Times was seized at the Paris Post.
office, on the 27th, and copies of it are allowed to
be delivered in France.
The army OF the East, otherwise called the Army
of Observation, is to be increased by 900 men,
Talleyrand Perigord, nephew of the great Talley-
rand, has been appointed French Minister to Naples,
the French Government having recognized Francis
l as King Of Naples.
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