The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-20
Q DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arrival OF the Weser at New York.
NEw YeRK July 16.-The Weser, has ar
rived here. bringing dates of the 4th inst
Liverpool Markets.
The Liverpool cotton market closed quiet
but steady at lower quotations.
The estimated sales of Saturday, I'd July,
amounted to 5000 bales.
Maritime Operations in the AdriatIc.
LONDON, July 4-Despatches via Vienna
and Paris announce that on the LIST inst, a
French tiotiila, consisting Of six ships of the
line, five frigates and large number of gun
boats, were seen off Garcia on the Dalmatian
coasts.
The English squadron, numbering seven
men-ofwar, were off Ancona at the same
date.
War Movements i'm Germany.
LONDON, July A telegram from Berlin
states that Prince Windischgratz, the well
known Generalissiino of the Austrian army is
expected to reach there in the course of the
day on special mission from the Emperor OF
Austria. He left Vienna, and passed through
Dresden where he had an interview with the
King Of Saxony
A telegram from Frankfort on the Maine
indicates that Austria and Prussia have agreed
in respect to the military commandments and
other questions in dispute
In consequence Of this, the German Diet
has decided to place the army OF observation
on the Rhine.
From the Seat OF War.
LONDON, July A telegram fromY Jenna,
of the Sd inst states that up to that time nc
other engagement had taken place
The Piedmontese troops under Victor En-
anuel, had surrounded Peschiera, one of the
four fortresses of the historic square.
| Garibaldi's Movements.
LONDON, July A telegram from Milan
of the LIST inst, states that Garbaldi is manoeu.
veriAg north of Peschiera, approaching the
Adige and endeayoring to close the whole val.
ley, in order to isolate Verona, the eastern
| frontiers Of the historic square.
| By this movement he endeayous to cut of
the Austrian reinforcements, which are con.
tinually pouring down from the Tyrolear
| Alps. -
Atlast accounts Garibaldi was al Pigrano( !?
with 5000 men. ..+.
Reinforcements for Prince Napoleon.
LONDON, July IA despatch from Turin
states that the corps d. armee of Prince Napo.
leon, who at last dates had left Parma for the
banks of the Pc, was to be reinforced by q
French division.
Disturbance in Sicily.
LONDON, July 4.-Advices from Marseille:
state that an outbreak had taken place a
Messina. The q. S. steam frigate which wal
at Trieste had sailed for Messina
American Citizens PIundered.
LONDON, July 4.-Letters from Ancona anC
CiEita Xecchia, m the patsal Statss as1floaHe,
that during the disturbances at Perugia, which
were suppressed by the Pontifical troops, Ed
ward M. Perkins, Esq, and party of Bos
tonians sojourning at that place, were assault
ted at their hotel and their baggage, jewelry
and other valuables, worth $4,000, stolen
The proprietor Of the hotel was shot and most
of the furniture in the hotel destroyed.
Bostonians merely escaped assassination BY
being secreted fourteen hours by the mother O
the hotel keeper.
Later from Mexico.
QUARANTINE, July 16.-The steamer Ten.
nessee arrived here this morning O'Clock
She left Vera Cruz on the 18th inst The
Tennessee brings $725, 902 in specie on freight
The commander of the U. s. sIoop-of-wa
Brooklyn, which left Vera Cruz on the 10th
for Pensacola, took with him a projected treaty
between Mexico and the United States.
On the 18th inst, a decree was issued by
the Juarez Government, declaring church es-
tates to be national property.
Domestic Intelligence.
The Wise and AyIett Duel.
RICHMOND, July 16.-The duel between
MessrS. Wise and Aylett took place in North
Carolina and not at Danville as reported
Aylett withdrew the challenge on the
field and asked for reconciliation, but Wise
refused,
The duel grew out of a controversy be-
tween the Enquirer and the Examiner on the
subiact of non-intarvenfion