Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-20

the 7th inst, passed this point this morning,
bound for Quebec, her advices are -four days
later.
In the Liverpool Cotton market the quota.
tons reported by the last steamer were barely
maintained, and in some there sales
ut decline of 81 for all qualities.
BrcadstutfS had slightly decline. The Provis-
ion market was dull.
LONDON, June Tth.-Cousols are quoted ut
034a932.
The steamer Anglo Saxon brings most impor-
tant news from the seat of war. y great battle
has been fought near Milan, in which the Aus
trans were defeated with the loss of 25,OnO
killed and disabled and 5000 Austrians taken
prisoners The French loss is estimated at
10000. The AuStrianS have evacuated Milan.
Tho Queens speech was delivered in ParIia-
ment on the It'll inst, it contained nothing
very important y motion was pending OF IL
want of confidence in the ministry.
y desperate battle was fought ut Magenta on
the tth Of June, LctwcGn the Allied army under
Emperor Napoleon and the Austrian army un-
der Gen. Hess, in which unlimited forces
engaged on both sides.
Emperor Napoleon in his dispatches to the
Empress, at the TuiIlcrieS, claims decisive
victory. Saying that his army took 1000 pris-
Onrrs, disabled 2,UUO and captured three
non and two standards. lie estimates the loss
of his own army at 5000, but it was rumored
in Paris that The French loss was between 1900
and 1000. 1t is reported that there were from
$50, 900 to 1870, 900 Austrians and 10000 French
engaged i'll the battle.
The Austrian accounts differ widely from
those of the French Their bulletins speak of
several battles being fought with varying
cess of both sides. II was still undecided on
tho night Of the 9th MS to WHO gained the vie
tory. Great losses on both sides rcpoEtcd
General Espinassl, Of the Cd Corps D'artucc,
was killed aud Marshal Canrobcrt Commander
Of the 3D. corps, was nOrtally wounded. Gcnl
Ma Il tlIn tnrJ,S
ID 'armee, had been created Marshal and Dake
DMagenta, us u reward for his bravery on the
battle field.
Five of the French Marshals and Generals
were wounded.
Marshal Count Baragnay D'IIillics had been
superseded in his command Of the first corps
d'Armee by Gen. Frey.
Four Austrian Generals and five Staff officers
were wounded in the battle.
There had been general revolt at Milan and
the people had declared in favor of the King OF
Sardinia. The Austrians retired from Milan,
but the city had not yet been occupied by the
French.
Later rumors detract from the French victory
at Magenta. 1t was believed that proposals of
peace would follow the entrance Of the French
army into Milan.
FRAxcg--rhe city Of Paris had been illum-
mated in honor of the victory Of the French
arms at Magenta.
The Paris Bourso was active and thrccs had
advanced.
The details of the latest news by the Europa,
reporting the Austrians in retreat across the
Ticino, is fully confirmed. The French crossed
the TicinO at Bufalora and TurbigO. There
was considerable fighting at both places.
New BRITAIN.-rhe Queen delivered her
opening speech to Parliament on the 9th. She
laments the outbreak of the MAR, and says she
did all she could to prevent 1t, and prucalns
her strict and impartial neutrality. She says
I Il l,o,,x Il .t1ff
ity granted by Parliament, and asks for its
sanction. She recommended re-Opcning OF the
diplomatic intercourse with Naples. She eX-
presses the hope that the reform question Will
he settled at this or the next session III the
House of Commons.
The Liberals had moved an amendment to adj
dress to the throne in reply to the royal speech,
declaring that her ministers do not possess tile
confidence of Parliament and debate thcreuP0n
was pending.
lNDIA.-Thc Bombay mail of the goth May,
had arrived, but the news WAS not OF much I'M
portamce. A great monetary panic prrvniis.
| LIVERPOOL EUTToN MAkHEr.-June T. Iherc
has been little inquiry for Cotton; prices are
weak. The circulars quote in some cases de-
cline of Id from quotations of Friday; sales the
past three days are 1900 bales, including 1000
! to Spectators and for export The market
closed quiet to-day at & 1876 for middling New
| o. leans and 6 DIG for ditto Mobiles The adj
vices from Manchester not of so favorable n
character; markets genera ally closing dull.
LIvERPooG.-1h Breadstuits market was gen.
orally dull and prices had slightly decline,l-
Richardson & Spcnces Circular reports Flour
very dull and unsa!eaOle and nomnally quoted;
American ut IISal3S Cd. Wheat is reported
2a3c lower, at the following quotations: West
ern red ssalOs, white lOsalls; southern 13sa
las Cd. Corn had also dccling tendency, hol-
ders pressing OH the market AT a reduction for
European; mixed is quoted at O. 6da6s Sd; yell
low ut Us SdaGs 10d, white ut Sass cd.
LrvERPooL.-The circulars of Jas. McHenry
& Co, Richardson, Spence & Co., and others,
report the provision market generally dull, there
being but little inquiry. Prices were weak
Beef was heavy and slightly declined. Pork
dull; sucs unimpOrtant. Bacon quiet Lard
dull and slightly lower.
LONDON Notwithstanding Bros. report
breadStutfs dull but steady. Sugar firm at 6da
, is Hice heavy, and the quotations barely
maintained. C0USOlS closed at y33932. AmeTi-
can securities are slow Of sale, but there is nc
change in the quotations.
ST.. Lour,, June 1s-The Mexican mail O.
the Goth, reached Independence this morning