The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-07-14
LATER FROM EUR0PE-ARRIvAL OF STEAMER
HUNGARIAN

QUEBEC. July 8.
The steamer Hungarian arrived at this por.
to-day. bringing advices from Liverpool 10 the
25lh uimo
cd TO 5000 bnlcs. The market closed dull, but
prices unchanged. Consos 92# to 924
No movements of any importancs have been
made since the battle oil the twenty fourth. The
details Of the battle have not yet been received,
nor the estimates of the losses. The Austriars
aud Snrdinians admit that tho losses were very
heavy.
Napoleon says that he took 5000 prisoners
three flags and thirty cannon.
The Austrians have recrosscd the Mincio.
Hess has been appointed COMMANDMENTS
Chief Of the Austrian army.
LATEsr-The French have crossed tile Mincio
SECOND DESPATCH
of ;he sales Of cotton for the three days, spec
u'ators nnd exporters took 8, 600 bales. The
market closed dull. Holders offered freely, cut
did not press sales and quotations were barely
maintained. Brcadsufs very dull and prices
declining Beef, pork and bacon dn Lard
heavy and prices declining. Sugar quiet.
M"nchester ndvices nrc favorablo-,he matA
kct quiet and dull.
The London money market is slightly atrin:
gent.
despatch dated tho 25lh, from tho Empe.
ror to Engenie, says: The enemy have will:
Hrawn. Last night slept in the room occupi.
has been appointed Marshal Of France. The
A"s,r'ans crossed the Minco for the purpose Of
attacking us with their whole force, but were
Obliged to abandon their positions and withdraw
TO 'h" left bank ofthe river. After blowing VI.
the bridges, Garta took thirty cannon and 7,OOQ
prisoners
Private dispatches saw that the Austrian. had
3''"oo placed hors dc com61t, nnd lost sixteen
iiags ana scvcnty.tivc cannon. No circumstaS
,,al u, account of the battle had reached Paris.
rrivatc dispatches also intimate that the French
army suffered so severely ms to be unable f., 81
sumo The offensive. Vague rnmors put the loss
of the French ut l2,OO0 killed and wounded
The battle was fought at Salfrrno.
he Au"tr'a'i- were preparing to fight another
battle under Hess They acknowledge that
they were obliged torctreat after suffering ex-
tra"rdinary heavy losses Napoleou wna con.
s,antly in the hottest Of the battle
The Emperor Of Austria returns to Vieuua on
important business.
Large reinforcemcnts were constantly leaving
France.
An attack on Vienna was expected on the
2Sth.
l13,000 Of the Austrian reserves (called tho
flower of tho army, all Veteran troops, are or.
the way to Italy.
Five French generals were wounded in the
battle Of Salf-rino.
l.ArEsr.-Thc French passed the Mincio un.
nolcstcd.
1t is reported that the Austrian Emperor will;
shortly have an interview with the Prince Re.
gent Of Prussia.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company have issued
proposals for subscriptions to the new loan
Latcr from E~rope.-ArirM of the Steamer
CHy cf B"itim"re- New YonK, July 1.-THE
steamer CITY OF Baltimore arrived at ,his port to
day, bringing advices from Liverpool to III. 3oth
uno.
The sntes of cotton on "Wednesday amoutc,l To-
5000 i"rs-the market closing steady. Bread.
slnffS stcu'iy. Provisioes dull Consols 923 TO
934.
General Gyuni has taken command as to,o-
mel, OF regiment bearing his name.
Rossa, Count Portailes. the Prussian an.bassa-
dor, has arrived at the headquarters Of the aus
TRAN army, which hava hcrn fixed at Serop,
France was preparing to move an army on the
Rhine.
l."bach has hccn designated ns the seat Of
government of IurlbarLy