Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-03
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AMERICA

SAcKviLLE, N. H., June 9-The express from
HALIFAX linvihg arrived. With the dispatches fur
rtiel ASSOciated Press, we are enabled To trans
init the adyices by the America. -
The dates from Liverpool are to the 2lst ult
Nobattle had occurred. z--i..,. s's'AfS I. -
I 4 The, .TetroGrade. movements of the Austrians
are continued. Their Headquarters arc now ut
Garlasco, abont ten miles east of the Eicind.
The Austrian troops have. been Withdrawn
from Yercelli, which is now occupied by the
allies. ,...,s-'-
COMMERCIAL LIVERPOOL. May
2Oth.-rhe sales of cotton FOR the week have
been IS, 900 bales. Prices are from l-Sal-4A
lower. All qualities Eof breadstutFs have de-
clined. Provisions are steady. Beef heavy.
LoNpoS, May 9th.-Consols closed ut 81 Ia
.a0l I-2.
3 The steamship City of Washington. from New
York, and the Circassian from Quebec, arrived
out on the nth, and the Ariel, from New York,
reached Southampton on the goth. ~
The news from the scat of war to the last
moment, states that no collision had occurred,
and the retrogade movements of the Austrians
had carried their headquarters TO GarlaSco,
within ten miles of the Lombardy boundary.
The town of Yercclli formerly occupied by
the Austrians, had been abandoned, and reoccu-
pied by the allied troops.
4 blockade of many Austrian ports, especial
ly along the Adriatc, had beeu effected bY the
French Squadron There were large NUM- Der
Vague reports had reacttcd London that the
Emperor Of Austria, accompanied by Gen.
Hcsse, Ind reached Milan, and left there for
Payia which is near the Austrian headquarters.
Later advices from India by the overland
mail had reached London. The trial of Taviia
I Topee had ended in his conviction, and he WAS
hung, in pursuance of the sentence Of the court.
I I4IvERPooL. CoTToN MARKET, May 20th,-
There has been decline in all qualities Of cot
ton since Tuesdays report, amounting to l-8a
lid on fair and tniddiing qualities, and still
more on inferior. Sandy cotton is unsuitable.
The sales of cotton for the week amount to
s. 900 bales, Including 1000 bales to exporters.
tOnly 200 bales were disposed of to spectators.
Tho sales Of to-day, Friday, are estimated at
| 8, 900 bales. n pressure on the market was
made by holders and it closed dull at the fol-
lowing authorized quotations: New Orleans
middling 67-s; Mobile fair z, middling IS;
Upland fair G7-S, middIing 6 Ia. Stock in
| port is estimated at 5S5, 0O0 bales, including
| SOL 800 bales of America.
The Manchester advices continue unfavorable
Yarns are slightly lower. There is, however, u
better demand for India goods.
The America left Liverpool at 1890 on the
morning of the 2Ist Among the passengers
| is Gen. Williams, of Kars, commandments
of Canada.
a despatch dated at Pavia, 10Th, says the
head quarters of the Ausirians has been rernOV-
ed to Garlasco. Great movements have taken
place aud cOSiuni is expected to day or To NOR
row. Rumors from other quarters state that
battle is considered imminent But the London
Times considers it almost certain that June
will have Oegun before any great blow will be
struck.
ALLnssA.DutA, 18th-The organization of
! the army is going On actively. Repairs vi dam-
ages by the Austifans to the roadS, bridges and
railroads, are approaching completion.
1t was expected that the Austrians would re-
main imctlYc uutil the Emperor reached head
quarters to resume command.
The liverpool Post publishes, on what it calls
reliable information, that the passage OF the
Iicino. BY the French troops, will be the signal
| for an Eurupen alliance against France and for
the Austrian troops to march on Paris.
CnINA.--The Insurgent Tantia Lopez had
been tried sentenced aud executed.
| The death of the former Chinese Commits
sioner, Yet, is announced mt Bombay.
Exports were active and imports firm.
J The WAn-PriUr to the retreat from Yer
! cclli, the AuStriaus continued their cXactIoAS
! on the Inhabitants, filling them with coustcrna-
ton as they were not in condition 10 satiSiy the
demands.
During the night of the 18th, party of one
| hundred Anstrians escaladed the bridge at Vat
eza through breadth, and made truitless at
tempt to take 1t.
| Austrians occupy the right bank OF the Pc as
| far as the Castle of San GiUVOnnI, with l2lA'
troops The Notifications on the bridge for the
purpose OF protecting the retreat OF the Aus
Gtrians are continued
TURn, May 10th Yesterday several deta H
Songernoned, driving of the cattle and firing
at the peasants, Our troops, to fight, awaited
the enemy ut San GERMAN, but they Withdrew
Ito VerceIii, which they this morning evacuated,
latter blowing up two arches of the bridge on the
TIE LATEST LoSDoS, satrrday.--Thc Times
city Article, under date Of last evening, says that
Incomplete stagnation continues M tue STOCK eN-
The bills OF swastopol & Sons, a Greek firm
in London, were yesterday returned They
were engaged in tho foreign cork trade, Their
liabilities arc not large,
/ a fair business has been done at the bank,
lchipiy with the regular customers.
! The banking house of Trcumel & Co, ia
Angsbury, has failed
The Bank of ThuSingia has also suspended,
4 owing, it is said, to tine flight of its manager
j LIVERPOOL PROVISION MBKKET.-The Brokers
i Circular reports provisions generally steady
4 Beef heavy and 5da10d lower in consequence Of
4 the recent heavy arrivals. Pork steady, closing
6rrD P,cnn firm and Is higher. lard tiTm