Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-12
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st. Johns, N. f., July b.-Ihe steamship
Vi-o passed here on Sunday. with European
istcs TO the 25th ull, and three days later than
received by the steamer Vanderbilt, arrived at
New York on Sunday.
The steamship City of Baltimore which sailed
from Liverpool on the 22d ult., was crippled
shortly after leaving port, by the breaking of
her propeller. She put back to port, aud her
passengers were transferred 10 the steamer Vigo
which took the place OF the City of Baltimore
and sailed Saturday 25th
The intelligence from the seat of war reports
that no battles haa occurred but the allies were
still advancing, and had occupied Tomato, Cas-
tigliore and Monte Chiaro, all of which had been
aoan boned by the Austians in theiT retreat to
the Emperor Napoleon was at the Allied head
quarters
The Austrian government has declared in the
most formal manner tina, the cruelties aitribut-
ed To Gen. Urban in Count Cavours rroclana-
tion entirely unfounded.
4 sanguihary colIisan had occurred at Pc
rugia between the Pnrai troops and The inhabi-
tanls
Prussia is moving her army upon the Rhine.
The Paris Bourse hiss decliLed.
ST. JoHS's n. u, july 6.--The steamship
Adelaide arrived at this port from Galway the
25th. bringing London and Liverpool advlces of
5; turday received by teleg raph The
news Is of highly important nature.
The Empress of France had received tee-
gram from Napoleon on Friday announcing
lies had achieved great victory.
The entire Austrian army hat formed IN line
of battle extending distance of ii We leagues
The battle lasted from o clock In the morning
until 3 IN the evening. The French captured
large number of flags, pieces OF cannon aud
prisoners.
dispatch from Vienna says battle was
progressing. but gives he details.
The Prussian accounts from the seat of
said the Austrian force the Mincio was fully
49, Il.
passed Monte Chia.o, aud their Reconnaissance
was SAID To have been pushed far Cato,
and that the Piedmontese bad advanced towards
Peschiera-the northwest fertilization of the
Historic Square.
Napoleon had demanded permission to march
3O.0OO troops through Hanover to the Rhine.
1t was believed that the basis of the proposed
mediation by Prussia had would threatened to
assist in suppressing the mediated Instruction
airy movements In Hungary.
The Swiss troops which were sent from Rome
to suppress the rising at Perugia had desper-
ate encounter with the people, shooting them
down indlscrimInately.
GREAT TAIN-Parliamentarv proceedings
IN Eng land has been suspended until the Minis
tiers of the Government were clicked. 1t
rumored that the new Ministry would curtail
the naval expenditures.
TIE VERY LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO GALWAY.
PARIS, SATURDAY. June 25.-The Emperor tel
GAMBIA, Friday EVENING" great battle
great victory. The whole Austrian army form
ed line OF battle extending five leagues in
leagues IN length We have taken cannon, flags,
and prisoners. phe battle lasted from / A N
un g p. Ii.
A Vienna dispatch supplies partial confir-
nation of the above, III stating that battle was
progressing, but details had been received
The Adelaide has over 800 passengers. She
leaves at Wight tomorrow for New York
tnaaSf R,ia, i
to be ready to leave Queenstows or, the 2Sth.
The King of the Belgians and the Count of
| Chambers. had arrived at Buckingham Palace on
visit 20 the Queen.
French funds closed after official hours on the
23d at elf soc, a decline of nearly a quarter as
compared with the previous day
An alaf ming and destructive fire took place
at Cork on Thursday night, 23d. The amount
OF loss was not stated.
NEW YoRK, July 7.
The steamship s Vigo, from Cork and the Asia
from Liverpool, have arrived ..ith London and
Liverpool advices to the 25th ult. Their dates
have been mainly anticipated by the Adelaide,
and st. Johns
The steamer V1go passed the steamer Europa
on Saturday evening, fifty miles east OF Cape
Race.
The prominent features of the news has been
already received, but the papers contain inter-
esilng part fcular5 from the of war.
Previous TO the great battle, the Vienna cor
respondent of the London Times says, the pick
cts OF the two armies were in sight of each other
and scarcely day passed without slight skirIn-
ish.
Garibaldi was accomplishing remark able feats
IN surprising the Austrians, making marches of
hfiy miles IN day and setting the country
through which he passes il favor Of the national
Indepe ndencc.
There was an important omission in Nanole-
on $ dispatch announcing the great bal, lie, as
teIeglaphed from Cape Race. The Emperur
says a We have taken all the enemys posi-
tons, captured many cannons.' etc.
No additional intelligence concerning the bat
tie was received in London up to , e'cock p NJ.
on Saturday. Heavy cannonading was heard at
Verona.
The recent tumult in Venice was occasioned
by rumors that the French had landed in padua
and that Venice would be surrendered in three
days. The people then began 10 mount their
cockades with the Italian coors and crowds
gathered IN front of the Austrian houses and be-
gan 10 hiss The Austrian patrol were ordered
our but with lustructIous not TO fire upon the
people II they Gould subdue them otherwise
but being received with insulting remarks they
made an attack upon the mob with the butts Of
their muskes, and finally cleared the Streets
Inc report that some OF the people We're killed
by the military Is not confirmed
The Sandman official bulletin of the affair at
FeFugia' between the people and the Papal
troops. states that the Swiss troops attacked the
town on the goth. and met with great resistance
out after thee hours fighting they forced an en- :
trance into the town. The combat Was then re-
newed IN the streets and continued for two
hours longer The Swiss troops tranped down
and Killed even women and inoffensve perso,s
On the next day the outrages and firing unon
the people was RECOMMENDED. The town was
placed IN a state of seige
The advices from Malta state that eight steam,
vessels are ready for departure. and it is assert
eo that their destination Is the Adriatic
Inc Official PrcglSIchs Z-jf,x,1 Of
says " Franco Sarnlnian army Is moving near
the frontiers OF Germany. The Prusstan govern
meut renInent regards the security of Germany |
as entrusted 10 Its care. The Italian conflict IS
assuming very increasing dimensions. England |
ana Russia are armIng the creates scate- /
The Prussian Government would be faitbless to 1
us duty and to the sense of the nation If she 1
shonld neglected. act coInmen suratelv with III al