Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-07
ANOTHER GREAT BATTLE
AUSTRIANS AGAIN DEFEATED.
COLLISION BETWEEN POPISH SOL.
DTERS AND CITIZENSI !
PRUSSIA WILL INTERFERE.
Liverpool Markets, &C., &C., &c., &C.
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Sr JOHNS N. r., July 3.
The steamship Adelaide has arrived at this
port from Galway the 25th ult- bringing Lon
don and Liverpool advices Of Saturday noon.
received by telegraph. The news is Of a
highly important nature.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Parliamentary proceedings in England had
been suspended until the Ministers of Gov
ernment were reelected
II was rumored that the new Ministry would
curtail the Naval expenditures.
PARIS, (by Telegraph TO Galway,) Saturday,
June 26.-The Emperor telegraphs the fol-
lowing to the Empress
"CANDIA, Friday eve.-Great battle Great
victory The whole Austrian army formed
line extending five leagues in length. We
have taken cannon, flags and prisoners The
battle lasted from 4 clock in the morning
till 8 iT the evening"
A Vienna dispatch supplies q partial con-
hrmation Of the above, in stating that a battle
was progressing but that no details had been
received.
The previous accounts from the seat of war
said that the Austrian force on the Nfinoio
was fully $50 600 strong that the entire
French force had passed Monte Char, and
their reconnaissance was said to have been
pushed as far as Cato, and that the Piedmont
ese had advanced toward Peschiera, the north
west fortihcation of the historic square.
Napoleon had demanded permission to
march 10000 troops through Hanover to the
pOsne
tip was believed that the basis of the pro
Red mediation Of Prussia would not be ao-
celtable to France, and Prussia would there
by be involved in the war.
1t was also rumorsd that Prussia had
| threatened to assist in suppressing the medi-
tated insurrectonary movements in Hungary.
The Swiss troops which were sent from Rome
to suppress the rising at Perugia, had had a
desperate encounter with the people, shooting
them down indiscriminately
LONDON, Saturday (Telegraphic. )-Consols
closed at 924@923
The Adelaide has over 500 passengers, she
leaves at daylight tomorrow for New York.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs Weather had
been favorable for crops and harvest prospects
were good. Richardson, Spence s. Go. quote
flour very dull holders offered freely but
showed no disposition to press sales Ameri-
can los 6dGl3s Cd wheat quiet but firm, red
western 9s0G9s l0d, white western 9s 6dCGl0s
Cd, southern white l0sG4l2s, Corn quiet, mix
ed 6@Gs 3D., yellow 6s ld@6s Cd, white ssG
Ss Cd.
Provisions. Very dull, beef heavy and
quotations barely maintained pork heavy and
quotations nominal lard heavy at 56@56 Cd
Produce Market-Sugar closed buoyan
and 6dS1s higher.
The steamship City of Baltimore was like
ly to leave Queenstown ahont the 2s'h.
Tne liverpool Mercury Of the oath had tn
following despatch from Vienna, dated thu
23d; The Austrian Government has formal,
declared the cruelties attributed to Genera
durban in Count Cavour's message as en-
tirely devoid of foundation.
A sanguinary collision had taken place
Perugia between the soldiers of the Pope anC
the inhabitants.
The King of the Belgians and the Count o
Flanders had arrived at Buckingham Palac,
on visit to the Queen.
tonsols closed after official hours on th
23d at GlaSOc--a decline Of nearly quar-
ter as compared with the previous day.
An alarming and destructive fire took plao
at Cork on Thursday night 23d. The amour
of loss was not stated.