The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-08
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
BY THE L. & ". LINE.
FURTHER Foreign News by the City
OF Washington.

Further Foreign News by the City
or Washington.
New YORK, June IN.
The steamship City of Washington, from
Liverpool, has just arrived. She brings the
latest news telegraphed to Queenstown by
the agent of the Associated Press on the
Goth, and is, in fact, one day later from the
seat of war than received via Cape Race.
BERNE, May 20.
1t is reported that Gen. Garibaldi, at the
head of $4,000 men, has succeeded in enter
ing Lombardy, and has harricaded himself
in the town OF Naresc. HciswithOut can
non, and the Austrians are i'll the neighbor-
hood, provided with artillery.
TRIESTE, May %.
The port of Venice has received no notice
Of being blockaded.
ALEssAXDRIA, May %
The Emperor Napoleon is to-day at Vo-
ghera.
Nothing has yet been decided upon re-
speeding the'departure OF the troops.
MARsEILLEs, May %.
Adyices from ConStantinople 10 the 18th,
state that the Porte promises ~ recognize
Prince Conseay.
The Sclave population OF the coast of the
Adriatic are beginning 20 show u hostile
feeling towards Austria.
The Paris letters show great want OF
confidence, ANA seem 70 hint at some in
creased disturbance in their foreign rcla-
tiCnis
The London Times diSparAgeS thc battle
OF Monticello, calling it Il fifth rate victory,
and accuses Napoleon of having sold HIM
self 10 the demon of military conquest
The London Tunes alludes to a design on
the part OF the Niceroy of Egypt TO take
advantage of the present condition UT al
Fairs 10 secure, If not independence ut least
a barge measure of authority, and adds hat
France, under the influence II the mo
ment, Is supreme, but England will allow
no lrhing The slightest disposition TO
cvade the treaty Of 1910 will bring upon
the Viceroy the whole weight of Englands
power
The details received OF the battle state
that the General uf Brigade Beurct, and
Commander Duchet are among the French
officers killed.
The Vienna correspondent OF the London
TtmeS SAYS that the Austrian strength con-
sisted of three hrigadeS and their loss was
about the same as ihc French The Times
remarks that the AuStTians must have
fought well, for they must have carried the
town of CasteggiO, which had been barri-
caded 10y the French before they could have
reached Monticello.
The Austrians seem, in the first instance,
to have been successful, and were only driv-
en- back when the French supports came up.
In Gen. Foreys account lac thinks the
Austrian force was not below / 8, 600 to 49,
600
The prisoners captured place it at far
above those figures.
Great praise is awarded tn the Sarlinans
for their conduct in the battle.
The combat was n hand To hand fight in
the street of the village, which had 10 be
carried house after house
Genl. Cialdinio's combat was at Vellcta;
the loss was insignificant, though the con
ilict is said to have been a fierce one The
Austrians had killed an entire family, con-
sisting of eight persons, in whose house the
AUSTRIAN guns We're found
A dispatch from Vienna says that NJ noon
on the 2lst, fifteen thousand of the enemy,
the allies, attacked our troops, numbering
1900, at Vercelli. Our raen teirCatcd, fight
ing To Orfengo, where two Austrian brig
AIDES fastened to the rescue and Threatened
the enemies tanks. The latter ihen retired
across the Sessia. The bulletin, issued by
the Austrian Government says that nj Yer
cell IA PiedmOntcse squadron of Dragons
were put to flight by an Austrian recon-
nOtering party
1t is reported in Switzerland that all the
Austrian attachments of Lago Maggiore had
been Withdrawn.
An Austrian dispatch says precautions
have been taken against Giriblldi, whose
object is to rouse up revolution and revolt
! in LOmbardy.
Austria has issued instructions to pre-
pare for the defence of the Tyrol.
\ dispatch from Bernie says that the Aus
TRANS have left Como and Milan, and are
Concentrating ON the river Adla, about -
miles To the east Of Milan.
The French and Sarliniams are also dc
scribcd us advancing.
| SPAIS.-Thc Spanish Government has
bought four of the Cunard steamers, which
are TO be replaced by vessels of greater
power and size.
| HUNGARY.--The accounts from Hungary
| are seriously alarming. There Elust sooner
or later be disturbances il concessions are
not made. The country is full OF Russian
| agents, who act almost openly.
PRUssIA.--lt is reported at Vienna that
| Prussia will soon place six ccrps Il armee
OH the lower Rhine, and two on the eastern
! frontier.
! TURKEY.-It is asserted, positively, that Il
general inSurrectlonary movement W.ls or
! gluiLing throughout the Sclave population
in Turkey, and it was supposed TO he ii-
vorcd 10y foreign Influence
The Montcnegrius were destroying the
y ustrian telegraphS, cutting oil commun-
cation between Cuitaro and Rogusa.
\ terrific thunder storm, accompanied 10y
heavy rain, occurred AT Oden, ON the 10Th
at April. Twenty on thirty persons were
drowned by an iuundaii"n, aud hundred
aud eighty houses were laid ia ruins.
New YORK June TN.
The body found ia the hay near FIT. Ham
lltOn, was idenihed Yesterday rs that OF
Mrs. Fanny Deane IIal>cy, an actress The
deceased disappeared last " ednesday, under
circumstances which gave rise To- the suspi-
cion that she had been murdered. Owing
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