Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-07
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER ADELAIDE.


TaE ALLIED FoKcES AGAIN VICTORIOUS. 2
ST. JOHNS, July 6.-Ehe steamship Adelaide
has arrived at this port fro,nA Galway on the
18th. bringing London and Liverpool advices of
Saturday noon, received by telegraph The
news is of a highly important nature.
The Empress Of Franccfh had received tele-.
gram from Napoleon, Friday evening, announc.
ing that terrible battle hsd been fought and
the Allied forces had achieved great victory
The entire Austrian army had formed in line Of
battle, extending distance of 5,leagues The
battle lasted from four III the morning until 8
z. NJ. The French captured asnumber of flags,
pieces of cannon and prisoners.
A despatch from Vienna says a battle was
progressing but gives no details. .s.5ss
The previous accounts from the seat of war
said the Austrian force on the Mincio was fully
2SO,UO0 strong, and that the entire French force
had passed Monte Chiaro, and this reconnois-
sance was said to have been pushed as far as
Cato, and that the PiednlonteSe had advanced
toward Peschiera, the northwest Fertilization of
the Historic Square. a4s'a
Napoleon had demanded permission To march
10000 troops through Hanover to the Rhine
It was believed that5the basis of theproposed
mediation of Prussia would not be acee.ftable to
France, and Prussia would, thereby be- involved
i'll the 'war. 1t us.ulso .rumored that Prussia
had threatened to a0SiSt in suppresSing the
lneditated ipsuTr Urinary movements in Hun
gary. ~. = $50 5s1a.z- * r. ~
The Swiss itroopsw were sent from home
to suppress the rising at Perugia, had had a
desperate encounter with tile people, shooting
them down indiscrininately. T. - p II
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, noOn.-Cotton market
opened this morning with advancing tendency
but closed quiet With sales limited to 5000
tales Breadstdffs are generally steady. Pro-
visions continue dull; the sales this morning are
unimportant. faq1 $. 4.5s 4 a.
LoXRoE, Saturday noon onsols closed at
924a92+. .gs ~ s,s,.3sg - q. r. Dc
TnE LArrsT-PArls,. Saturday, 25th.-The
Emperor telegraphs the following to the Eul-
FR1DAY EvESRe. Great battle. Great vic
tory. The whole Austrian army formed a line
of battle extending tiVetleagues in length We
have taken cannon, flags and prisoners. The
battleslasted froul4 in the morning till in the
evening. 2 u - f.E f-51s2 se-i:2ts az
An additional dispatch, supplies partial con.
frmntion of the above, infStating that n battle
was progressing but no details had been re-
ceived.j s76f,sf l,-t < H. ~ j -s-- II.
! GiEATi IIS1lr AN parliamentary proceedings
in England had been. suspended until the Min
listers Of, the Government were reelected. 1t
vas rum oEed that the j new Ministry would cur
tail thenayal expenditures tsta Esd, i-at
The King ofthe Belgians and the Count Elan:
ders had arrived at Buckipgham palace, on q
visit to the Queen. ,-,.,,.-,..
An alarming aud destructive E6re took place La e.
atCork on Thursday ,,he 2sd loss
is not stated. sTsisslt ~ ,gst :, ~ 2.
The Adelaide has o3er 300 passengers. She
leaves dt daylight TO morrow for New York! syfs'
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nWAsnNGToN, July 6:-The, lndian Superins
tendent, ForDey, writes from Utah that he has
discovered two more tdren saved from hes
Mountain Meadow plassaere. sszA4e i
Official reports receivedIat the Indian Bureau
state that Captains BayIeta and Nels6n arelre=
diuns on the Braces Agency Reserves; and that
die Indians Gan pF9tsGti from thy
|EexasState authorities. s.Assa sia4 vi 3!s.gl asS
$3.50 - = - - $1,000 10 sIiet e
;0swEdo, July o. press bag sent, by.
for New York, tue balloon tlantic, was pick
ed up yesterday in the lake 1t contains over yer
forty letters, one enclosing a thousand dollar
draft on a New York bank.
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