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

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The steamship Yigo passed here on Sun
day with European dates to the 18th ult.,
three days later than received Ivy the YAM
derbilt. which arrived nj New York on sun
day.
The steamship City of Baltimore, which
sailed from Liverpool on the ed ult., was
crippled shortly after leaving port, BY the
breaking of Der propeller. She put back
to port, and her passengers were transferred
20 the yigo, which took the place of the
City of Baltimore, and allied on Saturday,
the 18th.
On The intelligence from the seat OF war re-
ports that no battles had occurred, but the
allies were still advancing, and had occupied
Lonatto, Castiglione and Monte CHAR, all
ofwlIich bad been abandoned by the Aus
triaus in their retreat TO the Mincio.
The Emperor Napoleon was at the allied
headquarters.
The Austrian Government had declared
in the most final manner that the cruelties
attributed TO General Urban in Count Ca
YOURS proclamation werc entirely un
founded.
sanguinary collision had occurred ~
Brugia between the Paral troops and The in
habitants. -f
Prussia is moving her army upon the
Rhine.
The Paris Bourse has declined
81. JoHS's, July ..
The steamship Adelaide has arrived n
this port, from Galway, on the 18th, bring
ing London and Liverpool adviccs 60 Satur-
day noon, received by telegraph, news i of
a highly important nature.
The Empress OF France had received II
telegram from Napoleon, Friday evening,
announcing that a terrible battle had been
fought, and that the allied forces had
achieved n great victory.
The entire Austrian army had formed in
line Of battle, extending distance of FIVE
leagues The battle lnsteL from four ia the
morning. until eight in the evening
The French captured number OF fiags,
pieces at cannon, and prisoners.
Napoleon had demanded permission to
march 0,0a0 troops through Hanover, {"
the Rhine
/, was believed llal tire basis OF the pro
posed mediation iy Prussia wonld not hr
acceptable to France, aud that Prussia
would thereby be involved IN the war. IL
Was also rumored that Prussia had threat
cned toassist in suPpressing the meditated
insurrectionary movements in Hungary.
The Swiss troops which were sent from
Rometo Suppress the rising in Borugia had a
desperate encounter with the people, shoot
ing them down ind scriminn;ely.
Loypox, Saturday noon
Console closed at 92I@92}
The iollpwins is Ihe late't ,, trlesiaPi'
60 Galway.
PARIS. Jane ~
The Emperor iclrrraph5 the following {"
the Empress:
GAMBIA, Friday Evening, -.
A great battle and great victory
The Austrian army proceeded to form
. iiae of battle extending five lcagnes ia
length. We have taken cannon, flags and
prisoners. The hattie lasted from four ia
fi,s morning III! eight IN The evening
\ Vienna despatch supplies partial con
6rna.ion "t IL. above ia stating that 4
banic Vas In0greziu1 hat uo details have
been received
The Adelaide has over 30" passenger
She len at daylight on the 5lh. for Nrr
. York
GRrAr BRrIAIN. Parliamentary proceed
ings have been suspended until the Minis
tiers Of the government were reelected. IL
Was rumored that the new Ministry would
cnrtail the naval expenditures.
LIVERPOOL, June -. :
The Brokers Circular reports cotton mar
ketdnll. with decline OF OIL inferior quail
lies. The adyices from Manchester ron
tinue favorable.
Richardson, Spence i Co., report Hour
yery dull. Holders were offering freely, hnr
p were making no effort to press sales. The
quotations for American are los edGl37
81 Wheat was firm at Ss(G9s l0d. Corn
was quiet at Gs for mixed, IS ld@ss 6i for
yellow, ss(7Ss Cd for white.
The provision market is reported with 4
declining tendency. Beef heavy, and prices
for inferior qualities are lower. Bacon steady
but noninallv quoted. Lard heavy at Sos
Sugar buoyant and advanced Gd@ls Rice
Quiet. Rosn heavy and slightly lower
Spirits Turpentine heavy.