The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-08

NEW YORK, July 4

- ei...e b : NEW ORR, July IN
The steamship Asia, from Liverpool, aud
the Yigo from Cork, with the passengers
that left Liverpool on the City of Baltimore,
are both signaled below. Their dates are
only TO the 18th ult., and have been mainly
anticipated by the Adelaide at St. Johns,
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The Emperor Napoleon says, we have TAX
en- all the enemy's positions and captured
many cannons. 4
No additional intelligence concerning the
battle had reached London mp to two o clock
Saturday afternoon.
Heavy cannonading was heard at Verona.
The recent tnmult in Venice wasoccasion-
ed by the rgmors that the French had land
ed in Padua, and that Venice wonld be sur
rendered within three days. The people
there began to mount their cockades with
the Italian colors, and crowds gathered in
front of the Austrian houses and began TO
hiss. The Austrian patrols were ordered out
but with Instructions not to fire on the peo-
pie If they could subdue them otherwise !;
but being received with insulting remarks,
they made an attack upon the mob with the
butts Of their mnskets, and finally cleared
the streets. The report that some OF the
people were killed BY the military is not
confirmed.
The Sandman official bulletin OF the affair
at Berugia between the people and the Pa
pal troops states that the Swiss troops at
tackled the town on the 20.h, and met with
great resistance; but after three hours fight
ing they forced an entrance into the town.
The combat was then renewed in the streets
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Swiss troops trampled down and killed even
women and inotfensive people. On the next
day the outrsges and firing on the people
was recommended. The town was placed
in state of seige.
The advices from Malta state that eight
steam vessels are ready for departure, and it
is asserted that their Hesitation is the Adri-
attic
The official PruSiche Zeitung, of
Wednesday, SAYS that the French and Sar-
dinian army are moving near the frontier of
Germany
The Prussian government regards the Sc
curity OF Germany as entrusted TO its care.
The Prussian Government would be faith
less to its duty and to the sense Of the ma
ton If she should neglect TO act commensu-
rately with that spirit by which Prussia has
become great She is free from every en-
gagement. She obeys only those obliga-
tions, which spring from the innermost na-
ture Of her State interests. II will soon he
seen whether PriSs;a's initiative will DC
supported with the necessary weight by the
German State. -
PrusSSiaS policy stands firm, and who
ever lays obstacles in its way. may consider
that he is rendering service to the enemies
OF the Fatherland.
IL was announced in Paris on Friday hast
that a corps d nrmee OF 10000 men mainly
from the African regiment is expected
shortly in the Adriatie sea.
Dispatches from Milan confirm the ac-
counts that the French troops are advanc-
ing towards the Vattelline.
The Archduke, Governor Of the Tyrol,
had arrived at Nuders to superintend the
enrolment of "a, 600 men in the Tyrol and
DouareS. .Ea
Adyices FROM ROME say an attempt was
made there on Sunday to display tn" tri-
colored flag andproclaim the Dictatorship OF
Victor Emanuel Governor Guyon inter
fered to prevent The Pope has notified his
protest against the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of his
States TO powers represented at the Paris
Conference. lie had also communicated To
his Cardinals letter from Emperor Napo-
leon guaranteeing the independence of the
Papal States.
+ TuRKrY.-Advices from Constantinople
say that Saide Pscha had been summoned 20
send his contingent forces to Roumelia, but
he replied that the indecisive policy Of the
Port compromises Egypt, and that, there
fore, he will send no succor but viii pat
his army on q war footing.