Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-19
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Two Days Later from Europe.
Arrival of the Indian.
siege OF Pcschicra Progressing,
TAnrnrn po1Nr. Lnlr III.

FARTHER POINT, July IL.
The steamship Indian from Liverpool
with dates TO the 9th inst, two days later
than furnished by the Weser, passed this
point this evening on her way TO Quebec.
LoSDoN, July 6.-The latest dispatches
say that the headquarters Of the Emperor
Napoleon are only four leagues from Pes
chiera, which place is under a vigorous siege
10y the Sardinians.
Tho report Of cannon is heard night and
day in that direction
The Austrian advanced post is but short
distance from Villa Franca, which is Occur
pied by the Army corps Of Marshal Mel
II is much doubted whether the Austrians
will venture to accepta battle in the present
demoralized condition Of the Army.
Turin, July Alt is rumored that 10000
French troops have disembarked at Lossca
and Piccolo, on the Adriatic, and that the
bridge at Cherso has been destroyed.
Turn, July 4.--(oficial. The Sardn-
ians have invested more closely the exterior
lortihoations Of Peschiera on the right bank
Of the Mincio, and on the 30th ult., our army
crossed the river to invest Peschiera also on
the left bank
BERNE, July 5.--The Austrians have with
drawn from Borniso. The Piedmonteso are
advancing towards the Stelyio Pass It is
rumored at Castiglione that the Austrians
have retreated into Verona.
The London Herald's Turin correspondent
says that 10000 troops have been ordered
from Milan to Brescia and 10000 from Turin.
There are great complaints Of the scarcity
of provisions in the villages occupied by the
allies.
FRANKFoRT, July AT an extraordinary
sitting Of the Germanic Diet to-day, Prussia
presented new and further proposals respect
ing the commander in-chief Of the corps OF
observation on the Rhine. Immediately after
the close Of the setting, NJ De Usedon left
for Berlin.
The Berlin correspondent Of the London
Times says: "Prussia's new proposals are
in the hands Of the representatives Of Russia
and England, also that in a week the Prus-
sian army will be in full march. Two corps
darmee will be stationed on the Siesian
frontier to guard against Russia. On the
lower and middle Rhine 10000 Prussians
will be stationed, and when all her prepara.
tions are completed, Prussia will probably
make her proposals to France, which will
undoubtedly be refased.
Further Details of the Indians News
QUEBEo, July Is.
PARIS, July 5.-The official comdemna-
ton by the French Government Of the arti-
Gle in the Paris Scicie aiiirms that respect for
peace forms part Of the programme which
the Emperor Napoleon is carrying out.
The Mcniteur De Bologna publishes let
ter from Count Cavavor to the Junta OF
Bologna, saying that King Victor would not
accept the Union Of Romagnoa with a Pied
mont, but will direct the Roman forces to
concur for the purpose Of obtaining Italian
Independence.
General Pelissier's corps to observe the
frontiers Of the Rhine will be in Cantonments
about the 18th inst. 1t will comprise 160,-
GOO infantry, 10000 cavalry, and 400 cannon.
The London Times Vienna correspondent
says that something unusual is going on be-
tween France Russia and Turkey, and he
would not be surprised if Turkey was to
turn against Austria. Four Russian Corps
are already on war footing.
All the officers on limited leave have been
ordered to rejoin their corps. A levy of re-
crults is expected.
ENGLAND.--Lord Lyndhurst made speech
in the House Of Lords, strongly advocating
vigorous measures of defence on sea and land.
He regarded the assertion, that France had
no wish to invade England, as undeserving oi
consideration England might live in per-
feet independence Of French forbearance, re-
lying only on the valor of her people
The fourth of July banquet took place at
st. James Hall, London. Consul Campbell
presided. Much enthusiasm prevailed, and
the usual toasts were drank. Mr.. Dallas,
the American Minister, made a speech, in
which he compared the position of Italy to
that Of the United States, in 1776, and ex-
pressed warm sympathy with the spirit OF
national independence.
1t is rumored, that Mr.. Golden will be Of
iered the Gov0rnorship of Canada.