The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28

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One Day Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE
NOV SCOTIAN.
AFFAIRS IN ENGLAND.
LATER FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Bologna Declares for Victor Emanuel.
AFFAIRS IN ENGLAND.
LATER FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Bologna Declares for victor Emanuel.

FARTHER POINT, June 27.-The Steamship
Nova Scotian passed this point, bound for
Quebec, at half past four O'Clock this after
noon. She left Liverpool on the 18th inst,
and furnishes one day later advices than tho
Bremen. (The Bremen's dates were to the
14th.--REP.)
The steamer North American arrived at Liv-
erpool on the 14th inst. The City of Balti-
more arrived at Queenstown also on the 14th.
GREAT BRITAIN. - Lord Palmerston was
making good progress in tho formation of his
Cabinet. An authentic list of its members was
expected to be made public on the day of the
sailing of the Nova Scotian. Rumor gives
Lord Elgin the Colonial Secretaryship, Rich
ard Golden the Board of Trade, and Mr..
Gladstone the Indian Secretaryship.
From the Seat of War.
A dispatch from Turin says that after the
retreat of the Austrans from Bologna, the Car
dinal Legate departed and the municipality
proclaimed King Victor Emanuel Dictator.
The King of Sardinia had issued an order
of the day extolling Garibaldi's deeds of
valor and awarding him gold medal of mill
tary order. On the 18th inst, Napoleon moved
his head quarters to Gorgasall.
The Austrians have evacuted Modena and
were in full retreat towards the river 0glio.
An official announcement appears in the
Vienna Zietung that the Emperor of Austria
will forthwith assume the immediate comman-
der-in chief of his army and had ordered
new position for the army, which will be taken
up in the best manner. An order had been
issued for the mobilization of the Prussian
army.
Large reinforcements to the allied army were
about to leave France.
The Latest by Telegraph from London
to Liverpool.
LONDON, June 15.-The Daily News saws
that no authorized statement of the compost
ton of the new Government can possibly ap-
pear before Friday.
The Herald of this morning, in publishing
telegraphic dispatch from Berlin, stating that
six corps d'drme have been modified, says
"Of course this means war. The advent of
Lord Palmerston's ministry has evidently in
duced her to take this decisive step and join
Austria. The English people will now per-
ceive the truth of what we before asserted, that
the Earl of Derby's government, alone, pre-
served Europe from being involved in general
war;"
The Advertiser says that after Lord John
Russell accepted the Foreign office, any of
| flee he might prefer, was offered to Sir James
Graham, who declined from infirm health {;
but at the same time assuring Lord Palmer
ston that he cordially supported the Minis
try.
PARIS, June 14.-On the 18th inst. the En-
peror moved his headquarters 10 Gorgonzlow
In the afternoon he superintended the
throwing of bridges across the river AIDA.
AS soon as this was completed the army began
the movement which was completed yester-
day. After some heavy rains the weather is
again fine, and the troops are in high spirits.
LONDON, June 15.-The London News city
article says that the funds received fresh i'm
pulse owing to the progress made in the con-
struction of the new ministry, and the in
creased hope that the war in Italy will not be
of long duration.
The Times city article says that the pro-
gress toward the formation of the ministry had
good effect on Consols, which opened buoy
ant This led to realizations by spectators
and the public, and reaction took place, but
the closing prices were Is above those of yes
terday. ......