Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20
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NEW York, July 2.-The steamship Wander
bt, of the Southampton and llavre line, arrived
at this port this evening.
She left Southampton on Wednesday, the 90
ult. and brings four days later news than was re
ccived by the Arabia at Halifax.
LONDON, June % NO general engagement has
taken place since the sailing of the Arabia The
allied army has pursued the retreating Austrians
into their stronghold, and nearly the entire Aus
trian army is now concentrated within tho fam
Gus historic square. The allies are besieging
the great fortress of Mantua and decisive battle
IS soon expected. The Austrians in accordance
with a decree of the Emperor, huve issued at
Alantua forced paper currency to the amount of
G5,000,000
Victor Emmanuel has officially declared that he
would not consent to the annexation of any nor
tion of the States of the Church to the Sandman
Kingdom.
The headquarters of the Austrian army is now
at Villa Frnnca, midway between Verona and
Mantue. The Austrians have abandoned Lonata
Castiglone and Metrepas.
The French and Sandman troops occupy Bres
cia. Tine Emperor Napoleon has advanced from
that place, with the intention of attacking the
Austrians.
Kossuth has embarked from England Genoa
Numerous Italian cities have pronounced for
} the Italian cause
On the 10th Gen. Garbaldi marched from
Lake Garda towards Dercangano, hut was met by
superior force of the Austrans and repused-
lie has since pushed his outposts to Balladore
andsBordio, which latter place is occupied by the
-ARstrians. v'-.-a
The dictatorship of Bologna has been offered
to King Victor Emmanuel by deputltion Of
commissioners from Bologna but the King relus
ed to accept it.
The Austrian official account of the losses sus.
tanned by the Austrian army at the battle of Ma
genta is as follows Killed sixty -one officers and
1902 nome commissioned officers and soldiers
- Wounded 2lS officers and l43S non commission
ed officers and soldiers. Missing 1000.
The losses of the French army at Magenta are
officially reported at 323 killed 2lG5 wounded,
,and $40 missing. At the battle of Maegnano
the French report 100 killed. 735 wounded and
81 missing.
The Austrian prisoners taken at the battle of
Magenta, have been sent TO Algicrs, and are to
be employed upon the public works. and in agri-
cultural pursuits in Egypt.
The Pacha OF Egypt has suspended the works
commenced by the French upon the Suez canal.
The French Consul has made a strong protest
against this violation of contracts
Dispatches from Berlin again state that six
Prussian corps d'armee are to be mobilized. three
of which are to be kept in reserve to oppose
Russia, if necessary, and all the other corps to
be concentrated on the Rhine to watch the pro-
gress of events.
From various bulletins of the Sardinian Gov
ernment at Turin, it appears that the Sandman
,army is in position before Brescia, in line with
the French troops.
The cities of Fano, Fossombrone, Lest and As
ciano, have pronounced in favor of the national
cause.
The acstrian troops again occupied Moncello,
on the 18th in considerable force. A corps un-
der some of Garibaldi's officers are stationed in
I.Nk
French corps as was reported.
Two thousand Papal troops has been sent from
Rome to restore order in Pinega.
AT Cervia collision took place between de-
taohment of the Papal troops and the Inhabitants.
despatch fl iom Turin states that the Emperor
Napoleon and King Victor Emmanuel entered
Brescia on the 18th. The allied troops were re-
ceIved with great enthusiasm throughout Lom-
hardy.
The district on the right of the Tiber in the
Papal State, as also Linle and Decadelie, have
declared for the national cause. Commissioners
were sent to the King of Sardinia The King
told the Commissioners that the Pope had no.
thing to fear, and the independence of the PENN
sula would be a guarantee of the neutrality and
integ ity of the Stat of the Church.
A despatch from Berne of the 18th, announces
that the Austrians in great force have occupied
the Stelvio Pass, blown up the Devils Bridge,
and planted artillery in the Pass, and also made
entrenchments at Nanders.
French corps darmee is advancing by forced
marches against this position.
Gen. Garibaldi is organizing free corps in
the Valtelne.
The provisioning of Mantua for long siege
has been ordered.
The Austrian have destroyed the railway from
Milan to Brescil
Gold and silver medals are to be distributed
to the Zouaves who distinguished themselves at
the battle of Palestro.
despatch from Munich says that Major Gen.
eral Won Toun has gone to Berlin on special
mission.
King Leopold of Belgium is about to visit Eng
land
The London Times says that Kossuth is to be
employed forthwith to act on the Austrian regi- |
ments of Hungary and to produce if possible
revolt in Hungary itself.
Another despatch from Prince Gortschakof
confirms the reports continually circulated that
Russia has promised to assist France if the Ger
man Bund decides to go to the assistance Of Aus
tria.
A despatch from Paris states thar one 'iuudrad
raed cannons were sent to the army in Italy On The
18th.
DomeEtic Tselss
WASHINGTON, July 4.-Ehe expenditure of the 2
Government for the iscal year endiag Che 30th
Of june, exclusive of trust fluids AID payments I
on tire pubic debt, amount o s6t ,396 coo
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