New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-09
FURTHER By THE STEAMSHIP HBHaAR1Ax.

LIVERPOOL, June 29.-Of the 1900 bale. so,d
during the three days since the sailing of the A.
aide, 5000 bales were taken BY specu,ators and u
porters.
The market closed dull. Holders are oakrine their
stock freely, but show no disposition to press a1ss
The quotations Of last Friday are barely mentioned.
The advices from Manchester continus favorable.
The market closed quiet and dull, but prices were
well mentioned.
LIVERPOOL, June 29.-The Breadstuas market
closed very dull and prices have q declining ten-
dency.
Beef closed dull generally, at previous prices.
Pork closed dull, and prices are unchanged.
Bacon closed dull. Lard closed heavy, and IN
qualities have slightly declined.
Naval stores closed steady at previous quotations.
LONDON, June 29.-The London money market Il
slightly more stringent, but exhibits considerable
activity.
LONDON, June 29-The latest reliable dispatches
from the seat of war left the Austrian headquarters
at villafranca, between the forsresses Of Verons
and Mantua, with the entire Austrian army concen3
trating the left bank of the Mincio and the Allied
army advancing towards the right bank from Cas-
| tiglione.
Before the Allied army had reached the Mincio IN
force the Austrians, with the entire force of their
army, crossed to the right bank and took the intia-
| tive in the battle.
dispatch from Napoleon to the Empress Regent
says: ,s
"The enemy withdrew last night
81 slept in the room occupied in the morning by
| the Emperor of Austria.
"Gen. Neill greatly distinguished himself at tho
battle, and has been created Marshal Of France.
The Austrians crossed the Mincio for the purpose
| of attacking with their whole force, but wera
obliged to abandon their Positions and withdrew to
the left bank of the river, blowing up the bridge at
Goito after them.
We took thirty pieces of cannon and 7oo0 pris-
oners"
Private dispatches from the camp, via Turin and
Pars state that the Austrians had 900 men placed
hors de combat and lost sixteen flags and seventy
| five pieces of artillery.
The greatest excitement prevailed at Paris upon
the announcement of the victory. The Boulevards
Immediately thronged with people, eager to read
the bulletins, which were posted up by the Govern
| ment.
The full official details Of the battle have not yet
been received, and great anxiety was felt at Paris
for more circumstantal account of the battle.
Private kilograms from the seat Of war intimate
that the French army have suffered SO severely as to
| be unable to resume the offensive
vague ruors were IN crcuiatiOn AZ Parl9, tnat tn&
loss Of the French army was $4,000 killed and
| wounded.
The battle was fought at Lalferino, small town .
few miles from Goito.
According to the latest accounts the Austrians were
preparing for another great battle, under the COM
mand of Field Marshal Hess.
| Domestic Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, July s.-The receipts Of the Treas
ury for the last week in June were $2,633 600.
The amount of drafts paid was nearly 5000 600.
The drafts issued amounted to over o., 600, 900.
The balance remaining in the Treasury is a.
| $4,000.
MONTREAL, July 7.-The great cricket match be-
tween the New York and Montreal Cricket Club re.
suited in favor Of the Montreal club, with seven
wickets to go down.
River Intelligence.
VICKsBURG, July s.-The steamer Grand Duke
passed down at 5 o'clock this evening.