Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-09
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Arrival of the Asia and Vigo
at New York.
OPERATIONS OF dARIBALDI.
THE GREAT TITLE OFTIfE lfINCIO
All the Austrian Positions Taken.
ALARMING TUMULTs AT VENICE AND
ROME.
THE POSITION OF PRUSSIA.

NEW York, July THE steamships Vigo
from Cork, and Asia, from Liverpool, arrived
at this port this morning.
They furnish London and Liverpool advice,
to the 25th ult
The steamer Vigo passed the steamer Ell.
ropa fifty miles east Of Cape Race.
The prominent features of the news have
been already received via St. Johns but the
papers contain interesting advices from the
seat OF war previous TO the great battle.
The Vienna Correspondent Of the London
Times says the pickets of tho two armies were
in sight of each other, and scarcely day
passed without slight skrmish.
GSribaldi was accomplishing remarkable
teats in surprising the notwithstanding
marches Of fifty miles in a day and setting the
country through which he passes in favor OF
National Independence.
THE GREAT BATTLE,
| There was an important omission in Ma
poleon's despatch announcing the Great Bat
tie as telegraphed from Cape Race.
The Emperor says E." We have taken ali
The enemys positions captured many canaons, .
etc.
No additional intelligence concerning the
battle was received in London up to 2 O'Clock
on Saturday afternoon.
Heavy cannonading was heard at Verona.
THE TUMULT AT VENICE.
The recent tumult at Venice was oocasioned
by rumors that the French had landed al
Padua, and that Venice would be SUR ounded
in three days. The people then began to
mount the cockades with the Italian colors,
and crowds gathered in front OF the Austrian
House and began to cheer.
The Austrian patrol were ordered out, but
with instructions not to fire on the people if
they could subdue them otherwise But be-
ing received with insulting remarks, they
made an attack upon the mob with the butts
OF tlieirmuskets, andfnally cleared the streets.
The report that come of the people were
killed by the military is not confirmed.
THE CONFLICT AT PERuGIA.
The Sandman Official Bulletin of the affair
at Perugia, between the people and the Papal
troops, states that the Swiss troops attacked
the town on the 20th and met with great re-
sstance, but after three hours fighting they
forced an entrance into the town.
The combat was now renewed in the streets
and continued for two hours longer. The
Swiss troops trampled down and killed even
women and inoffensive persons.
On the next day, tho outrages were re-
commenced and the people were again fired
upon.
The town was placed in a state of siege.
Advices from Malta state that eight steam
vessels are ready for departure, and it is as.
certed that their destination is the Adriatie.
1t was announced in Paris on Friday that
corps d'armee. of 10000 men, mainly from
the African regiments, is expected shortly in
the Adriatic Sea.
Dispatches from Milan confirm the accounts
that the French troops are advancing towards |
the Valteline.
Tho Arch Duke Charles Louis, Governor Of
Tyrol, had arrived at Nanders, to superintend
the enrolment of 1900 men in Tyrol and
Vorarslberg.
The Pope has notified his protest against
the dismemberment ofhis States, to the Powers
at the Paris Conference.
He had also communicated to his Cardinals,
A letter from the Emperor Napoleon, gauran-
Ieeing the Independence of tho Papal States.
TURKEY.
Advices from constantinople say that Said
Pasha had been summoned TO send his con
.ingent forces to Ronmelia, but replied that
he indecisiyo policy OF the Porte, compro-