The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-07-21

Arrival Of the Steamship Indian.--Th6
Allies Bestsging Peschiera.
Farther Point, below Quebec, JnIy
1.-THE steamship Indian, from Liv-
erpool, with dates to the 9Th inst, has
passed this point, on her way to Que
bee.
The latest intelligence from the seat
of war state that no further battles had
occurred.
The siege of Peschiera was progress
ing, and the French troops are threat
ening Verona. 4g 4ffp
Liverpool, July e.-The Breadstuffs
market exhibits declining tendency.
all being lower than previous quota
tions of Messrs. Richardson & Spence.
Flour, closed very dull, and holders
are pressing on the market. Prices
have slightly declined for all qualities.
Wheat, is also very dull and has de-
clined l@2d.
London, Julg 6M.-The latest des-
patches say that the headquarters Of
the Emperor Napoleon is nearly four
leagues from Peschiera, which place is
under vigorous siege by the Sardini-
ans. the report of cannon is heard
night and day in that direction.
The Austrian advanced posts is but .
short distance fromvilla Fravear, which
is occupied by the army corps Of Mar
shall Mel.
1t is much doubted whether the Aus
TRANS will venture to accept a battle in
the present downcast condition of their
army.
Valigio, July 3th.-Oficial.-The
French army increased by the army
corps of Prince Napoleon, will operate
against Verona, whilst portion of the
Sandman army will continue the siege
operations at Peschiera. a.
Turin, July 4th-Oficial. = The
Sardinians have invested more closely
the interior Notifications of Peschiera
on the right bank of the Mincio, and
on the 30th ult. our army crossed the
river to invest Peschiera on the left
bank. ~
Berne, July 4tA. The Austrians
have Withdrawn from Bormea. The
Piedmontese are advancing towards
the Stelrio Pass.
1t is rumored at Castiglione that the
Austrians have retired into Verona.
Frankfort, july 4M.-At an extra
ordinary sitting of German Diet to-day
Prussia presented new and further pro-
posals respecting the COMMANDMENT
Chief of the corps of observation on
the Rhine.
Immediately after the sitting NJ. de
Uscdon left for Berlin.
The Berlin correspondent of the
London Times says that Prussia's new
proposals are in the hands of the rep
resentatives of Russia and England.
Also, that in week the Prussian army
will be in full march.
Two corps d'armee will be stationed
on the Silesian frontier; to guard
against Russia on the lower and mid
die Rhine, 10000 Prussians will be
stationed; and when all her preparation
are completed, Prussia will probably
make her proposals to France, which
will undoubtedly be refused.
Paris, July 5h.-The official con-
domination by the French government
of the article in the Paris Seicle, af-
firms that respect for Papacy forms
part of the programme which the En- :
peror Napoleon is carrying out.
The London Times Vienna cores
pendent says that some thing unusual
is going on between France, Russia
and Turkey, and he would not be sur
prised if Turkey was TO turn against
Austria. -Four divisions of corps are
already on war footing. All the off,
GERS on limited leave have been ordered
to join levy of recruits which are ex-
pected.
1t is reported again that the Empe-
ror Napoleon will return to Paris about
the middle of July. sE