The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-13
BY TELEG PHI
From the Nsso Orleans Papers.

New YORK, July 3.-The steamship Van
derbilt, arrived at this port this evening.
She left Southampton on the ed ult., and
brings four days later news.
Liverpool Cotton Ma ket.
LIVERPOOL, June 22.-The Cotton market
closed quiet The sales for the three business
days since the sailing of the Arabia amount
to IL eco bales, of which spectators and ex-
porters took 1000. Middling Orleans 6 -16;
Middling Uplands $50. The market closed
with declining tendency.
The --latest War News.
LONDON, June 22.-No general engage
ment has taken place since the sailing of the
Arabia
The allied army has pursued til retreating
Austrians into their stronghold, and nearly
the entire Austrian army is now concentrated
within the famous historic square.
The Allies are besieging the great fortress
Of Mantua and a decisive battle is soon ex-
pected.
The Austrians, in accordance with decree
of the Emperor have issued at Mantua forced
paper currency to the amount of $4,000
OO0
Victor Emanuel has officially declared that
he would not consent to the annexation of
any portion Of the States Of the Church to the
Sandman Kingdom.
The headquarters of the Austrian army is
now at Villa Franco, mid -way between Vero-
ma and Mantua.
The Austrians have abandoned Tomato,
Castiglione and Metrepaz.
The French and Sandman troops occupy
Brescia.
The Emperor Napoleon has advanced from
that place, with the intention of attacking the
Austrians.
Kossuth has embarked from England for
Genoa.
Numerous Italian cities have pronounced
for the Italian cause.
On the 10th, Gen., Garihaldi marched from
Lake Garia towards Dercangano, butwas met
by q superior force Of the Austrians and re-
pulsed. He has since pushed his outposts to
Balladore and towards Bordio, which latter
place is occupied by the Austrians.
The dictatorship of Bologne has been offer
ed to King Victor Emanuel by deputation
of commissioners from Bologne, but the King
refused to accept it
5 DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Vigo.
Care RACE, July 6.-The steamship Vigo,
passed off this point on the Sd inst
Her advices are three days later than those
received by the Vanderbilt.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIvERrooL, July 25.-The sales of cotton
during the week ending on Friday evening,
amount to 5000 bales.
Cotton has declined during the week Lie
to i. Inferior qualities have declined il.
A ieplorable collision has taken place at
Perugia, an important town in the Papal States
between the soldiers Of the Pope and the
inhabitants Of the town.
Prussia is marching large army upon the
Rhine.
Arrival Of the Steamship Adelaide.
ST.. JoHN's, N. F., July 6.--The steamship
Adelaide, of the Galway line, has arrived.
She left Galway, Ireland, at noon on Sat-
urday, the 25th ult, and brings several hours
later intelligence from the seat Of war
The Great Battle ON ths Mincio.
LONDON, june %, Noon--D Dispatches from
Paris announce that the Emperor Napoleon
autographed to the Empress Regent, under
date of Friday evening, June "a, that terri
bic battle had been fought and great victory
achieved by the Allied army.
The whole Austrian army and nearly the
entire force Of the Allied army were engaged
in the conflict -.
The entire Austrian army were formed in
line of battle, and extended five leagues.
The battle lasted from o'clock in the
morning to z O'Clock IN the evening Of Friday
the 24th.
The French took q large number Of prison.
ers flags and cannon.
About 10000 men were engaged in the
battle.
A Vienna dispatch says the battle was still
progressing, bat no details Of the engagement
had been made known BY the Government.
Previous accounts from the seat Of war state
that the Austrian force on the Mincio was
10000, and the entire French force had
passed Mont Chiaro--th that they had recon-
noissance rs iar as Cato, and that Che Pied
inontese army were advancing towards Pes.
chiera.