Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-07-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
Further Foreign News.
New York, July 18th


From the papers by the City of Baltimore at this
port we Gull further items relative to European
affairs
The London Morning Herald says it is stated in gov
eminent circles, that Lord Palmerson has already
sured the French Emperor of his sympathy for the go
rious cause of the allies.
The Times dispatch says the results of the battle of
Saerino, SO far heard from, do not in proper
ton to its duration The Russian Ambassador has left
Paris to visit Napoleon.
Three Days Later from Europe-Ar,ival of the
Steamships Canada-No More Fighting Yet.
New YORK. July Is, 1859.
The steamships Canada and Etna have arrived with
Liverpool dates to the I'd inst
There had been no more fighting in Italy since the
great battle of the oath ult
The allies continued to cross the Mncio unmolested
Napoleon's head quarters were at Vallegio
The Sardinians had invested Peschura.
The Emperor of Austria expected to remain in Italy
The English Ministry have pronounced in favor of
strict neutrality.
Lord Golden has declined seat in the English Cab
net.
The French loss at the battle Salerno it is beev
ed, amounted to 10000 or $4,000.
of the details
The Paris Patri says that Napoleon had his Epau-
ette shot away in the battle of the 24h and that some
French regiments were almost cut to pieces.
The Italians DESERVING the Austrian army in large
bodies In one instance whole battalion had deserted
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, July I'd, 1859.
Cotton.-Sales for the week $1,000 bales; on specu-
ation 16OO and for export IL 800 Lower qualities
declined I'D. For Fair and Middling the market is
generally unchanged except Uplands all qualities of
which have slightly declined. Quotations-Far Or
leans SGD; Mddling Orleans 676d; Fair Uplands
I'D Middling Uplands 624d. Stock at Liverpool
TAG 600 bales of which 655,OOO are American Flour
is very dull and has declining tendency, and quota
lions ase nominal Wheat declined I'd. 3d. on sacks.
Corn quiet, and all qualities have slightly declined
Provisions are dull prices easier but quotations I'M
changed. Sugar quiet Rice steady, but dull at IS.
3d. As Spirits Turpentine dull but prices unchanged.
Consos for money closed at 981 This is evidently
error of the telegraph If not error it shows very
heavy advance on previous quotations-9255 to 92A]
Additional by the Steamer Etna at New York
New YORK, July 18th, 1859.
Further details by the Steamer Eny at this port from
Liverpool with dates to the I'd nst say that the Aus
TRANS admit their loss in killed. wounded and missing to
be twenty thousand men, at the battle of Soerino
the oath ult The Austrian attack the French lines
were unexpected.
Killers corps sustained the attack for three hours,
until reinforcemens arrived. The battle waged with
varying successes until night when the French under
the Emperor in person. broke the Austrian centre and
retreat was sounded An attempt made to pursue
the Austrans but the French chasseurs were sgnaly
repulsed by Hulans
Napoleon elegraphs that be is about to invest Verona
and establish corps de at Bresca, to guard the
passage to Tyrol.
No Austro-Hungarian, italian regiments were
permitted to participate in the battle of Salerino
Immense naval preparations are making on the Adri-
attic to attack Venice fleet of forty vessels
are at Antivari.
The military commission of the Frankfort diet ap-
proves of moving army of observation the Rhine
After the battle of Salferno, twenty thousand were
found dead on the field and were buried many more
were lying in bitches and the cornfelds.
The Austrian army estimated at 100000 to
100000 men.
New York Markets.
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