Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT
EuRTnRR NEWS ny THE pRnaIA

WV AOihi june ~,
LoNDoN Saturday, II The attendancn In The
House Of Commons was very numerous 10 day,
the expectation being that The address in reply 10
the speech from the throne would be arreed 20 as
amended The House Of Commons aqrsed 10
iako the speech into consideration on Friday, and
adjourned tll that day
DREsDEN, June l0.-Prussisn Commissioners
were here yesterday negotiating for transport by
railway Of considerable bodies Of Prussian troops
satisfactory result was obtained without dificul.
ty and the Commissioners started for Munich with
q similar object.
PARRts, June 1l.--Gen. Schamm has been
appointed chief commander at the camp at
Chalons where divisions Of cavelry are 70 be
assembled Five thousand Austrian prisoners
have arrived at Manoilles and Toulon.
TURrN, Jnne l0.--Garibadi occupied Ber-
gamo on the Sth, and having learned that 800
| Austrians were oOmming from Brescia, sent a
| detachment 10 meet them and though the force
sent was inconsiderable in number they never
theless beat the enemy.
VERosA, June l0tl..--Tbe Austrian official
bulletin says Gen. Durham, at Canonioa. and
the other Corps D. Armee at Magenta, were
engaged in sanguinary fights The enemy in
| greatly superior force appears to be advancing
from Milan, and the Austrian army has there
fore, passed the Add IN good order, and are
nearing lhe reiniovcements in reserve The
| NuuItHt VI OuI MOVph ~ NuDIOkeUt ana tine arc
longing for decisive battle.
TURIN, Saturday llth Private letters from
Milan respecting the battle Of Marepnano state
that 500 Zoaves were put hors du combat the
Austrians who were $4,000 strong suffered
of fifteen hundred killed and wounded, and
twelve hundred prisoners The battle lasted
Rineh ours
The Times correspondent at Vienna saws tn,
official Austrian bulletin announcing the battl,
Of Magenta produced an indiscribabe OBJECT at
the Capital, and every one for the moment ap.
peared TO be stunned Military men are indig
nant that the finest army Austria ever posses
sed should cave been entrusted to such bung
Ter as Count Gyulai appears to be.
LIVERPOOL -BreaEstulis following ar,
the quotations:
Flour-American l0s6dal2s9d
Wheat-W Western red Ssa9sl0d; western whit
I0s3dal Is; southern lOs6dal3s
Corn-Yellow 6sa6sSd; white 9saSs9d.
Oils-Sales unimportant. Linseed in quo
ted at 30sa29s6d
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL
ST. LOUIS June 81
The overland mail Of the sOth has arrived.
The Oregon Legislature met at Salem on th
10th ult. Luther Elkins was chosen President q
the Senate, aud W. g. L. Vault Speaker Of Oh
House.
Jnuge Wllhams ana Mr.. GrOYer, late hepfeAen
tatiyes, are the most prominent candidates 10 su
persede Delason Smith to the United State
Senate.
The news from Frazer River Is dscouNging p
The shipments Of gold are small. Gov. Douglas
bad issued decree Of naturalization of aliens afte
q three years residence
Business at San Francisco was dull with Ii
prospect of speedy revival. Owing to a larg
stock on hand eastern shippers must disoontinu
heavy shipments
The people Of Arizona adhere TO their determ
nation to take no part in the New Mexican elet
ton, on the ground heretofore stated in their mi
mortal to Congress, of having no fair represents
ton or vote
No United States Court will be held at Masll
during this year
Arizona will send her own delegates to Cor
gross. Il Lieut.. Mowrey consents to run again Ii
will be elected without opposition
Hon. NJ. A. Otero will be returned 20 Congre.
as delegate from New Mexico without serious OF
position.