New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-22

The Manchester adylces are of more favorable
character the market closing quiet but steady, and
rather firmer.
HAyRE, June 10.-New Orleans tres ordinaire is
quoted at log bas, 1OO All qualities slightly ad.
vaneed early in the week. but closed dull. Sales of
the week 5000 bales. Stock in Havre OOOO bales
LIVERPOOL, June 1.-THE market for Breadstuffs
closed with declining tendency All qualities slight
ly>decned. Provisions closed generally with de-
clning tendency.
LONDON, June ll.-Consols for money at 932 to 94.
The bullion in the bank of England has increased
during the week fl93 900.
Political Intelligence.
LONDON, June ll.-After the debate on the motion
by the opposition expressing want of confidence in
the Government, division took place, when the
Ministry was defeated by majority of thirteen.
1t expected that the Ministry would resign, but
they had not done late as Saturday. The House
of Commons had adjourned until the Friday follow
lowing.
From the Seat of War.
TURIN, June S-An official bulletin from the
headquarters of the allied armies announces that
part of Upper Lombardy had freed themselves from
the Austrians and had proclaimed Victor Emanuel
King.
TURIN, June s.-During the retreat from Mag enta
the Austrians were pursued by the Allies, an when
at Malagnano an engagement took place, during
which the Austrians lost 1900 killed, and 1900 were
made prisoners.
The battle lasted hours, when both armies ceased
operations At the latest accounts they prepa
ing for general engagement.
The government of the King of Sardinia has been
established at Como and Loudovico.
PARIS, June 1.-THE Emperor has ordered the
oeo
The name of the Ambassador is not yet known.
AT Naples modification of the Ministry had tax en-
place. Naples has made an official declaration of
neutrality and order has been issued for the levy
ing of $500 men for the Neapolitan navy.
LONDON, June ll.-The Channel fleet will anch or
off Spithead shortly.
The army of Prussia is modelled, and it is reported
that Prussia is soon to take part in the conflict
1t is said that she is negotiating for the passage of
| troops through Germany.
After the engagement at Malagnano, the Austrians
retreaed to Lodi on the AIDA river, (the bridge of
Lod) and had stationed themselves.
The Allies were advancing upon that point, where
a battle will doubtless take place.
TURIN, June s.-Intelligence has been received
that Garbaldi had beaten an Austrian force at
Brescia.
BERNE, June l1.--There are still 500 Austrians
garrisoned at Lareno.
A detachment of Garabaldis corps sailed along
the shores of Lake Maggiore, dsarming Austrian
customhouse guards and carrying off public treasures.
An Austrian steamer, in the Adratc, ca ptured the
French ship Raoul, bound from Cuba to Trieste
PARIS, June 1.-THE latest dispatches from Ma
genta state that Marshal Canrobert is net dead Or
wounded.
PARIS, June u.-Napoleon is reported 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 position.
The real loss ofthe Ausrians is put down at Is 900
to a. 500.
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 Zouaves and Guards
lost and retook their position.
The enemy endeavored to surprise the right wing
of the French army, but the movement was rem
dered abortive by Gen. Mcmahon.
PARIS, June 1.-THE Paris Bourse has declined
one per cent.