Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-29
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. Arrival of the Steamship Persia-The All
 lies Still victorious-victor Emanuel
 Proclaimed King of Lombardy.

lies Still victoriOus-Victor Emanuel | Proclaimed King of Lombardy.
 NEW YORK, June 2f.-The steamship | Persia arrived at this port to-day, with Lii verpool dates of the 1lth inst, being two days later than those received by the steam ship Kangaroo.
 LospoN, June 11.-The Austrians have been driven from Moregnan, with a loss of 1900 prisoners.
 The Austrians were reported to be re- treating across the river Adda.
 The British ministry were defeated in the House of Commons by thirteen majority, and they were expected to resign on the 11th inst.
 JArrsT.-The British ministry did not resign on Saturday. The House of Com mons adjourned until the Friday follow ing.
 It is reported that the Prussian army is to he mobilized, and that Prussia will soon take part in the conflict; she is said to be now negotiating for passage for her troops through Germany The Austrian army was concentrating at Lodi, and the allied army was advancing Garabaldi has bea- ten an Austrian force at Bresced. Five hundred Zouaves were killed and wounded at Mariouad The Austrians lost fifteen hundred killed, and twelve hundred were made prisoners. The battle lasted nine hours. Both armies were preparing for another general engagement.
 1t is now reported that General Canro- bert is neither dead nor mortally wounded. The steamship Arago arrived out on the 9th inst. The steamship Weser arrived out on the 10th inst
 The Austrian official accounts of the bat tie at Magenta acknowledge loss of only 4000 to 1890 killed, and say the enemy lost full half as many again. It was re- ported but not confirmed, that General Gyulia had been dismissed, and that Baron Hess had been appointed cOmmander-in- chief
 The Austrians retreated beyon the river Adda; their headquarters is near Cremona. They were expelled from Mangran by Ba- reguay de Hillier's division. Pavia has been evacuated by the Austrans.
 The allies are advancing from Milan, and pursuing the retreating Austrians.
 The Paris Bourse was much depressed, rents closed at 6l E francs.
 All the accounts from the battle of Ma genta award all the glory to General Me Mahon. He had no orders to proceed there but he heard the roar of battle, rushed o1 and saved the army.
 The Moniteur of the 1Gth says: The con centration of our troops on the Pc, deceiy ed the enemy into the belief that we in tended to cross tha- river on the morning of the 4th 125, 900 Austrians were in position opposite the Emperor Napoleon and the grenadier division of the lmperia Guard was obliged to fight this dispropor tionate odds The French General Wimp fer was wounded, and Desme and MaidhuTt commanders of the Grenadiers were killed Gen McMahon lost l500 and placed 10 ,0G Austrians hors due cmbat and took 300 pri somers The Austrians had four corp d'armee.
 The London Daily News says In les than two hours tine allied monarchs ha Y deployed 60000 men against 80 GOO, an 7 compelled the- AUStrians to move on mol ' disadyantageous ground, as their left win l. was soon turned by General Conrobert corps, supported by Gen. Fout's division Y this obliged the Austrians to fall on the l center ali Abbigate GrasSo; the center thu II swelled by the routed columns of their le
 wing was soon in disorder, and thoUsanc fell crushed by the French artillery. Gel !. McMahon now broke the disordered cent \ with terrible charge, which finally route
 the Austrian army.
 The Emperor Napoleon and the King 2. Sardinia were always in the thickest of u f fight Military men are unanimous in the ' praise of the stratagetic combinations
 the Emperor At Margano, where u , Austlians were entrenched, Paraguay Hi
 lers was sent to dislodge them, and toe t Gen. 6enediet eojiiiG. ojiiiG.at lal.t.. loss. T. Gen. D'Urbin is said to have effected d retreat by canons. The Austrians ha o evacuated Davado, abandoning their m d terials ofswar, and have taken shelter g board of vessels in Swiss waters q The Emperor Napoleon and the King il Sardinia attended mass at the Milan C T thedral on the 9th inst A tedeum W ts sung; subsequently they rode through t
 city. The enthusiasm of the people W a indescrbablc.
 $. The King issued proclamation to Lol y bardy, saying their independence had be a secured and that liberal and durable res is men would be established He eulogiz
 the Emperor Napoleon He calls on {
 Lombards to join him in the battle field. ,e The Dutches of Parma had omitted t
 Docky, after having released the troo ,e from their allegiance. The municipal { had dispatched deputation to the King Y Sardinia, requesting him to accept the g It vernment.
 re Arrival of the Steamship Kangaroo $, NEW YORK, Jund 2l.-The steamsh 2- Kangaroo arrived at this port to-day, wi ,s Liverpool advices of the 9th inst, beil
 one day later than those received by t
 steamship Anglo-Saxon.
 The steamship Vigo arrived out on t
 9th instant.
 The Emperor Napoleon and the King
 Sardinia had entered Milan, and were e 5. thusiastically received by the people. T
 Austrian army left Milan on the 5th ins
 and also evacuated Pavia.
 LoNDoN.-There was partial decline l. consols, owing to the rumors that the $ l. lied army had received severe check
 Italy.
 The absence of any news from Pal k. caused considerable agitation on the Lo
 don Stock Exchange The Paris Boul
 had declined one per cent.
 A dispatch received from Vienna, stat
 that among the wounded at the battle 'e Magenta, are Baron Reischock, three ge to erals and staff officers Two staff office al are missing, and one major killed. Ge 10 Clerk was among the French Geners ,o killed. The government of the King ,1 Sardinia has already been established al Como and Sondrio
 l- A dispatch received from Trieste sa in an Austrian steamer captured the Fren i- Baoul bound from Cuba to Trieste. f 1t was reported that General Canrob, ' had died of his wounds. Gen. Dano,
 has been created Marshal. The Emne,
 Napoleon is reported to have been in |
 midst of the Imperial Guard during tho |, SC hours that stand was made against f
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