Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-06-09
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
Three Days Later from Europe.-War
.Nsrcs Unchanged. Breadstufs Lo,rer,-
Provisions steady.

Provisions steady.
Special 10 the Missouri Republican
New YoRK, June 2, I'm
The steamship America, of the Cunard
line, has arrived at Halifax, having left Liv-
pool on the 2lst of May.
The dates by this arrival are three to
four days later than have been received by
the steamers Hungarian, Of the Quebec line,
and the Aarmonia and New York from
Bremen and Southamton TO New York di-
rect.
The intelligence from the scene OF hostili-
ties in Italy present nothing very new, or
that materially change the face Of affairs.
The Emperor of the French and King
Victor Emanuel of Sardinia remained al
the head of the allied troops, and were &C.
lively employed, together with Marshal
Canrobert, General Della Marmara and the
leading officers under them, in promoting
the efficiency Of their forces.
The Austrians remained inactive as far
a, actual hostilities are concerned, and con-
linued 10 be vic,ualling their troops and
posts by levying contributions on the towns
of Lombardy and Piedmont in their posses
sion.
The French and Satdiniaps, it was
thought, would, ere long, assume the often
sive, and proceed 10 meet the main AustrI-
an corps d'armes Of the forces under Gener-
al Count Gyulai.
Prussia will adhere, it is confirmed, TO
the position announced by the Prince Re-
gent in his speech at the adjournment oil
the Diet.
4 In Breadstufs in the Liverpool market
there was change against sellers. All
classes represented TO be slightly lower.
Provisions exhibited no change of mo-
ment. All kinds were steady except Beef,
which was lower.
Consols were quoted at the latest hour al
r 9l4@ 9ll.
Other less important intelligence will go
forward in time Tor publication on Friday
, morning.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS BY THE A
MERIcA.
, 1t is reported that Gen. Gyulai had sent
word 10 the Austrian Government that the
supply of provisions were beginning to fai
in Piedmont, and that he would be unable
TO retain the position they occupied more
than ten days.
| The French Government, it is said, has
received information that four Russian
corps 'armee had moved towards the Aus.
trian frontier.
: A Norwegian barque bound TO Venice
D had been stopped by French frigate and
r informed that all Austrian ports, except
\ Trieste and Acona, were blockaded. The
commander of the fortress at Venice hat
received 10 notice of the blockade.
e A French feet was before Venice, aRd
| had already captured twenty vessels,
p Fifteen French men war had been seer
near Cattaras, on the coast Of DiamatIs.
The London Times correspondent in the
Z, Austrian camp says that naval attack OIL
Venice wou,d have no chance of success
every channel 10 the port being quite block
!, AIDED by sunken vessels, and ships lader
with stores were lying close by, ready 10
be sunk at q few minutes notice, and
thus close UP the small remaining passages.
Guns OF large caibre are placed in posi-.
tions 10 command the channels thus Oh
structed.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times
says that the French squadron is not to at
tack Venice, but merely 20 blockade th,
port for the present. The Liverpool Post
in its article declaring that the passage oil
the Ticino by the French and SardIniar
armies would be the signal for al European
alliance, and the march Of the Austrian
troops on Paris, says also that Russia is Il
Join Austria, and her ward for what looks
like treachery is 10 be the cession OF Media.
via and Wallachia.
The shipping interest Of Great Britain
is greatly agitated as 10 the conveyance Of
articles contraband OF war. Lord MaImes
bury, in his recent reply to special ingui.
ry, says the neutrality PROCLAMATION was not
intended to prohibit the expectation Of coal
or other articles, but he warned the subject.
of Great Britain that they do not carry for
The use of either one Of the .belligerenls ar.
ticles which are contrsbund, as The Gov.
eminent will not interfere in their favor
in case of captures.
An imperial decree of Austria increases
the direct and indirect taxation.
In the Federal Diet Prussia declared that
though adhereiug 10 her protest against The
posting Of the federal corps on the Rhine
, she did not object 10 its being established
as matter Of form. The proposal was de-
fered 10 a commission.
There were indications on the part of The
Italian refugees located on the Swiss from
tiers 10 stir UP revolution in Lombardy
Their efforts were put down by toe Swiss
troops, who seized quantity Of guns and
powder.
4 GREAT BRITAIN.
The Queens speech TO the new Parlia-
ment is not expected 10 be delivered before
| the 10Th of June. The London News gays
that the Liberals will insist on taking up
, the Reform question where it stood at the
dissolution.
The eigh, steamers OF the European and
American Company have been borght on
speculation by Messrs Lewis s. Howard, oil
Manchester.
1t is said that the English Government
, will shortly invite tenders for a monthly
E mail TO Austria via Panama.
| Twenty thousand men have been enrolIsd