Smyrna times., 1859-06-02

Arrival of the Steamer NeD York-No Battle
as Yet-NapoIeOn'S headquarters at Aler-
Gndria-Austrian Loan Of 75,OOO,0 O,0OO-
Cotton -BreadStufS Firm.
New YORK. May 30.
The steamship New York, from Bremen and
Southam pton, arrived this morning, bringing
Liverpool and London dates of Tuesday, the
18th inst.
There had been no battle fought between
the allies and the Auslrans.
The head quarters of the Emperor Napoleon
had been established at Alexandria.
The Austrian Government is endeavoring to
raise loan Of seventy-fve millions.
The report of Count Buol's resignation from
the Austrian Ministry is confirmed.
Many failures are reported on the Continent
and in the London Stock Exchange.
1t is reported that the Emperor Ns poeon be-
fore his departure for Italy, addressed letter
to Queen Victoria, repeating his promise to
take no step during the war to compromise the
interests of England.
THE WAR.
Nothing further of importance had been re-
celved from the seat of war, no collision having
occurred, though soon expected.
The Paris CORES pondent of the London Times
says that the confidence of success by the army
in Italy is SO great, that preparations will soon
be made ut Notre Dame, for a Te Deum thanks
giving, for great victory expected to b9 an
nounced next week.
All the officers OF the regiment of sappers to
be comma nded by Prince Napoleon, left Pari.
on the 14th for Toulon. A train of siege ar
tillery had also left for Italy.
1t is rumored that arms have been sent tC
Hungary, and that the Hungarians abroad are
actively employed in to.nenting an lusurrectior
In their country.
An official bulletin from Piedmont, dated tht
18th, says the Austrlans Withdrew to- day from
Robbia, recently their headquarters, but
second and still stronger accommodating forct
has been pushed forward to the walls of Yer.
The Emperor Napoleon, with Marshal Can
robert, rode through the streets OF Aessa nCria
on horseback. lie was everywhere received
with the greatest demonstrations Of Joy.
An official bulletin from Turin announces
movements made by the Austrans from Stra
della towards Voghera.
A despatch from Berlin says that the Ger.
manic Diet was closed on the IL by the Prince
Regent IN person, who, in his speech, said that
Prussia was determined TO maintain the balance
of power in Europe, and stand up for The secu.
rity and protection of the national interests OF
Germany, and he expected that all the German
confederative powers would stand firmly by her
side in fuldlment of that mission.
The mobilization of the eight Federal corps
d'armee is completed. Prince Frederick VIII
liam is Comma nder-in- Chief
The Austrian government loan of seventy.
hVe millions is TO be at five per cent, payable
IN silver, and will be issued al 70.
THE LATEST.
London May II.
A despatch from Rome says that the Duke
de Grammont left that cltv on the I5tb in con
sequence OF telegraphc order from the En-
peror.
despatch from Vienna says that the Eng
Ilsh steamer with the Indian mails was over
hauled Oft Sassara by the boats from French
war ship.
Breadstg6s.-The market closes irm.--
Wheat has an advancing tendency, confined
principally to French red, for which there is
demand.