Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-20
ONE DAY LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
Latest from the Seat of War.


New York. July lS.-The steamer City &C
Washington, from Liverpool, via Cork, with
dates to the 9TH inst, lone day later arrived
here this evening.
LIVERPOOL, July 1.-COtton-sales of We'd
nesday estimated at $1,000 bales, nearly all
of which is to the trade. All qualities have
slightly advanced.
The market to-day, Thursday. closed firm,
but quotations are nominal. Corn is very
dull with an increased demand for yellow.
generally unchanged.
Consols closed at London at S9Ji M93!.
The LATEST FROM ITALY.-A battle was
daily expected on the Adise. at last accounts.
Ancona has been declared in Il state ef
siege.
Per telegraph from London to Queenstown,
We have the following:
London, July THE Paris correspondent
of the London Times says, the Minister Of War
and Marshal PelisSier have had another CON
ference, for the purpose of concerning meat
Sures to complete the organization of the
army of the East.
An eighth division is in course of organi-
cation at Lyons, to reinforce the army i'll
Italy.
A telegram from Trieste, dated July 9TH,
says, advices from Naples to the 2Sth ult.
announce that legal proceedings have been
taken against secret political society at
Messina, and several arrests have been made.
Adyices had also been received from Ancona
to the 30th of June Gen. Cnltermatter had
taken command of the town. and declared it
in state of siege. a general lisarning ot
! the citizens had also been ordered.
An address from the Sandman Admiral TO
the people of Messina has been issued.
The Paris correspondence Of the London
Times says that letters from the headquar-
tiers of Prince Napoleon state that another
great battle was expected on the banks OF
the Adige. -
The Austrians are believed to have POO, 600
men in line.
Fresh battalions are organizing in Paris
for Italy.
The London Times also says the French
will act only on the defensive.
Reliable information had REACHED Vienna
that GaribaldIs men had violated Tyrol by
entering the Tonale pass. Prince Windisrh,
yratz has been sent to Berlin to acqualnt the
| Prussian Government with this fact.
A Frankfort letter announces that the Aus
| trian government have been compelled 10y
the battle of Soierno to dispatch to the the.
atre of war those troops which il had III re-
serve in the Tyrol. That province being
consequently menaced by the invasion OF
Garibaldi's corps, it intends to propose t.
the Diet, in virtue of the treaty at Venice
which requires the German States to guaran'
tee each others German territory, To send
the German army into Tyrol.
Kossuth has issued proclamation calling
the Hungarian nation to arms, to struggle tol
liberty, and he announces that he will soon
be among them.
The Mralide Russo discusses the possible
complications of the war. Russia, it says
has called out an army of three hundred
thousand men, which will be reinforced by q
Federal contingent of one hundred and fifty
thousand men. and it is with such an enor
nous display of force that she proposes t.
offer her mediation to France, and to hasten
the conclusion of peace. But such IN armed
mediation constitutes part of IN ultmatum
Is not France entitled to reply, that the con
ditions of peace ought to be proposed 10y I'll
the great powers con ointly-not by Russia
alone; and that such IN armed mediation
made by single power, is equivalent To Il
declaration Of war. But when to maintain
the Austrian possessions in Italy, Il German
army of one million men shall be put II
motion to attack France, can Lord Palmcrs
toms and Russel's administration remain
Indifferent spectators of q new confederation
The English ministry will most certainly not
allow new war to begin without first ex
hausting all their powers of persuasion.
Frankfort, July Gth.-It is stated that the
proposals made by Pinpia on the extraordi
nary sitting of the Federal Diet, on the 18th
were the following:
First-The junction of the 9th and lotf
corps d'armee to the Prussan army.
Second-The appointment to thecomman'
in and of the four non Prussian and non-Aus
TRAN corps d'armee.
Third-The placing of all the reserve con
tingent troops in readiness to march.
Berne July 6.-News has been received
here from Boruno that a corps of three t" iiv'
thousand Tyrnlese Chasseurs had been threat
ening the Valtelline but several columns o
Garibaldi's and Cialdau's corps had repuse'
them from Boruno and driven them a. Ia
as the first Counter of the Stelyia. The Aus
TRANS suffered severely.
1t was reported in England that the Brl
fish mail steamers had been requested t.
prepare to carry ornaments.