Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-06-03
TELEGRAPHIC.
Arrival of the New York.
NEW YoRK. Nav 29


The steamship New York arrived this morning
from Bremen and Southampton. bringing London
and Liverpool dates to Tuesday the 18th inst.
The Saxonia and Jura had arrived out.
The ship Thames, from Savannah, had been par
italy burned in the dock at Liverpool. The fire
was confined to the cotton in the lower hold.
No battle had yet taken place, The heaiquar-
tiers Of Emperor Napoleon had been fixed at Allies
sandria.
Austria is raising loan of s75,oOO,OoO.
The resignation of Count Buol from the Ministry
is confirmed.
Many failures are reported as having occurred on
the Stock Exchange.
LiverpooL Nay 1.-THE cotton market closed
with a declining tendency The sales yesterday
were 5000 bales at Id decline. On Tuesday up TO
noon 1000 bales were sold closing with little in
ouirv; prices weak Breadstufs firm wheat ad-
vancng-sales principally of French red, Provis-
ions firm
Lodon May l7.--Consols 9l@M9l2
Many failures are reported on the Continent and
on the London Stock Exchange. The future of
Messrs. Crosswel & CO., OF Birmingham, is an
nounced.
Queen Victoria reviewed the troops at Aldershot
on the 10th inst
Count Persgny, the new French Minister reach
ed London on the l4th.
Count Gortschlkof ho1 also arrived.
It is reported that the Emperor Napoleon, before
his final departure for Italy, addressed n letter
to Queen Victoria repeating his promise to take no
step during the war TO compromise the interests Of
! England.
The India and China mails hid reached London.
The Calcutta dates are TO April sh and from long
Kong to March 2Sth
The news is not important.
The French troops had captured Sagnton, place
of considerable strength in Cochin China.
The American frigates Germantown and Missis-
sipn at Japan.
Trade at Canton was suffering much from the
exacons of the Mandarns.
The Wdr.-Nothing further of Importance had
been received from the seat of wnr-no collision
having occurred though soon expected.
! The Paris correspondent of the London Times
SAYS that the confidence of success by the army in
Italy is so great that preparations will be made
at Notre Dame for TIE Deum thanksgiving for a
great victory expected ODE announced next week.
All The officers of the regiment of Sappers, to be
commanded by Prince Napoleon, left Paris on the
| l4th for Toulon. A train Of siege artillery had
also left for Italy.
] II is rumored that arms have been sent TO Hun
gary, and that the Huugarans abroad are actively
employed in fomentng instruction in their
country.
An official Bulletin from Piedmont dated the
l4th. says the Austrans Withdrew to-day from Bob
bia recently their headquarters but a second and
still stronger reconnoitering force has been pushed
forward to the walls of Yer Cell.
The Emperor Napoleon, with Marshall Canrohert,
rode through the streets of Allec sandra on horse
hack. lie was everywhere receivd with the great
est demonstrations of joy.
An official Bulletin from Turin announces move
ments made by the Austrans from Stradella toward
Voghera.
New ORLEANS, May 81.
The steamer Philadelphia has arrived from Ia
vnna with dates to the cath instant News unm-
pOrtant.
The steamer Arizona has arrived from Brazo'
with dates of the Odd. She brings 100000 in
specie
Vera Cruz; Nay 23.-Santa Annals titles are re-
stored. Miramon invites his return.
ST. LOUIS, May 81.
At DUBUQUE, Iowa Odd Fellows block incud-
ing the postoCe, United States land Office the Odd
Fellows and Masons lodgc-rooms, the peoples the
atre and several offices and stores were destroyed
by fire last night Everything in the postoflice ant
and Office was saved. All the property in the ODD
Fellows and Masonic Lodges was destroyed. Loss
$4,000. Insured $4,000.
NEW YoRK Nav 27.
The steamship Grenada has arrived. She lef
! Aspnwall on the sth aud Havana on the 23d Til,
Empire City was in the port OF Havana, to sail the
next day.
BALTIMORE, May 81.
The arrival of the United States surveying schoon
| or Howell Cobb DAYS from Kew West brings in