Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-08

New YORK July The steamers Nigo
and Asia have arrived ut this port, bringing
London and Liverpool adyices 10 the twenty
fifth ot June
tn" ' TX" passed the steamer Europa on Na-
turday evening. fifty miles east of Cape Race
The prominent features OF the news have
already been received by the way o! II.
John :. hut the papers contain interesting
advlceS from the seat of war previous Ia the
great battle
The Niena correspondent of the London
Times says that the picketS of the two ar
mics were in sight of each other. aud scarce
" II day passed without slight skrmiSh
Gen. Garibaldi was accomplishing remark
able feats in surprising the AuStraus.
marching fifty miles in Il day, and setting
, the country in tavorof national independence
There was IN important omission in Ma
pnlron's dispatch as tregraphcd from Cape
Race announcing the battle The Emperor
therein SAYS. I'VE have taken all the enemy
positions and captured many cannon" a..
Nothing additional of the battle had been
received in London up t. two O'Clock on Sat
urlay afternoon.
A dispatch dated at one o'clock on Friday
morning says that heavy cannonaiing was
also heard III Verona.
There was a recent tumnlt at Padua No
doubt WAS entertained that II would declare
lor the national eau 80 III The course ot three
days, rs the people there began 10 mount
cockadeS with the Italian colors and crowds
gathered IN front of the Austrian houses and
! began Ia hiss. The Austrian patrol were
ordered out to fire upon the people, but they
were received with insults and defiant cries
when they made an attack upon the mob
with the butts of their muskets.
The military finally cleared the streets .
! The reports that some of the people were
killed was not confirmed.
A Sandman official bulletin. in relation to
the affair at Perugia between the people and
/ the papnl troops, says that the Swiss rcgi-
mentS attacked the town on the both, and
met with great resistance: but. after three
hours fighting. they forced the town, when
the combat was renewed i'll the streets, con
| tinuing for two hours The Swiss troops
tramplrd down and killed even women aud
inoffensive persons. Next day the outrasrS
! and firing upon the people recommended,
and the town was placed in state of serge.
Advices from Malta say that eight steam
ers were ready tor departure, rs asserted,
! for the Adriatic.
! The Prussian Gazette of " ednesday. in IT.
official column. says that the ranco-Sar'lin-
| ian army is moving near the frontiers ot Ger
many. The Prussian Government regards
the security of Germany N entrusted I" It's
care The Italian conflict il assuming ever
increasing that England and Rus
sia are armng on the greatest scale: that tho
| Prussian Government would be taithlcSs 10
| its duty and to the sense of the German ma
ton if she should neglect To act cOmmensur-
ately with that spirit by which Prussia has
become great; that Prussia is free from every
engagement; that she obeys only those ohll-
CATIONS which spring from the innermost ma
ture of her state interests; that it soon will
be seen whether Prussia's initiative will be-
supported with necessary weight by the
German States. that Prussia's policy stands
firm, and whoever lays obstacles in it's way
NAV consider that he is rendering service 10
the enemies of the Fatherland.
1t was announced in Paris on Friday that
a cnyps Pa,mee of 1000 men, mainly from
African regimen, is expected shortly IN the
| Adriatic
Dispatches from Milan confirm the accounts
that French troops were advancing toward
| tatteinr.
The Archdnkc and the Governor Of Tyrol
had arrived at Nanders ty) To superintend the
enrolment of $4,000 mon in Iyrol and Va
rarlecr
Adyices from Rome say that an attempt
was made there on Sunday to display the TN
rolored tiag. aud proclaim the dictatorship OF
Victor Emanuel; but Gen. Guyon interlrrcd
Ia prevent It.
The Pope has notified his protest against
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the States. Ia the
! Powers represented AT the Paris Conference.
! II- had also communicated Ia the Cardinals
letter from the Emperor Napoleon, guaran-
tering the Independence of the Papal States.
Adyiccs from Turkey say that SAID Pacha
/ had been summoned 10 send his contingent
! To RonmcIil. but that he had replied that The
nderisive policy of the Porte comprises
, Egypt. and that therefore he will send no
sucror, but will put his army on a war foot
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