Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-11
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AFRICA.

81. JOnNt, arrived at Ten U CloCh.
.~tlessanlria May, 27.-The situation of
affairs affords nothing new TO speak Of
Six thousand .Austrians are concentrated at
Camcrlata.
Railway communication between Gamer.
lata and Milan liz interrupted, and also the
telegraph liue- from Colico and Lecco through
Nalteline.
Turin, May 27.-Austrian steamers are
cruising about Lake Maggiore, threatening
the country on the banks OF the lake. The
inhabitants, being in arms offer resistance Ia
the menaces of the enemy. The steamer
Radetzki appeared before the town of Canod-
do, and fired Il few shots without effect, but
the discharge from the small arms of the ma
tional guard soon compelled her 10 bear away
again.
"A private message announces that Gen
Garihaldi occupies Il strong position near ' u
res. Yesterday evening, Count de Salmon
departed for Naples.
Turin, Saturday.--At Langhipano in Par
ma, the people have risen and pronounced
for the King Of Sardinia.
Gen Ribotti with The Tuscan troops, mill
tary engineers and gems d'armes entered Par
ma amidst the plaudits of the people, who
declared for the King Of Sardinia and ltal-
ian independence. The Parmesan troop have
retired.
Tirste, May 21.-Advices have been re-
ceiyed from Corfu to the 23d. Two Austrian
steamers had arrived there without hind
rance.
Parts, May 2sth-The seige fleet is ready
to sail from Toulon. Ii is composed ot -
vessels and gun-boat-.
The French Minister Of Marine has order
ed two additional ships Of the line and two
frigates to be prepared for sea, and IT IS stated
in the Times Vienna letter Of the 18th that
Garibaldi's corps was only fifteen miles from
Milan.
The Times was seized III the Paris p~ost-Ot-
tce yesterday.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times IN
nuunce. dat the army ni the East is IL be
increased one hundred and fifty thousand
men.
NJ. Talleyrand Perigord has been appointed
Ambassador from France u Naples.
There is nothing important from III" seat
If war in addition 10 what has already been
published, beyond further details Of the
battle of Muntebrllo. The Au,trians pro-
ltSS sdIlSldIlll'll ~ ~ 'Nhi' Nv
Gyulai SAYS his loss was fwo hundred
and ninety killed, and seven hundred
and eighteen wounded and two hundred
and eighty-three missing. He says the
French numbered 10000 men. but abstaine,l
from all pursuit. Count Sudden. the COM
mandrr of the Austrian forces. was wound
ed. Some of the French accounts still a.
Sert that there were not much over 1000
French troops engaged. Others estimate the
number at about 10000 men.
Popular risings in favor Of Sardinia in some
parts of Parma are reported.
There is Il vague rumOr IN Vienna that
Prince Gortschakuff, the Russian Foreign
Minister, has resigned because the Emperor
refused to carry ont his arran cement with
France.
The Derby ministers in England, have is
sued a strong appeal to their parliamentary
supporters for an early attendance to meet
the opposition movement.
The Empress Eugene recently addressed
the members of the great bodies of the State.
She said she placed full dependence on the
patriotism of the deputies, and upon the sup
port of the entire nation, which during the
absence of their chosen chief would never be
found wanting to :. woman and her child
The speech was loudly cheered.
The BOurse was firm and the rates ad-
vancing. The three per cents closed ut hl
for S..
The wal excitement was high in Southern
Germany.
Kossuth WAS expected to go to Genoa in
about a week with the full concurrence Of
Napoleon and the King OF Sardinia, to con-
cert plans with Klapka and others to over
throw the Austrian sway in Hungary.
The new King Of Naples has been ac-
knowledged, by telegraph. by nearly all
the powers, and the army has sworn allegi-
uncf.
The liberal party in England have taken
the first step towards al attack on the min
istry by restoring union among their W
ranks.
France contemplatcs the formation of a
second army for the northern and eastern
frontiers.
Austria is making enormou preparations
and arrangements. Four new corps have
been added to the regiments, and also fresh
levies made Of a hundred thousand men.
The minor German States at the sitting of
the Federal Diet, voted that in certain event
%unlities, military measures would be necessa-
nv. Prussia claimed the initiative.
The King of Naples is preparing to sup
press outbreaks.
There was great enthusiasm in Rome on
receiving the news of the French success at
Montebello.
Private accounts represent the French loss
at the battle Of Monticello at 900. The re-
ports of the engagement are very conflicting
Garibaldi's force is 10000 strong. Tie oc-
cupies a firm position near Narese.
The French army east has been Increased
to one hundred and fifty thousand.
CouNERCIAL.-LIvERrOoL Saturday afternoon.
Cotton closes firm, with an advancing tendency
for fair and ~middling %qualities. Sales to-day esti-
mated at 10000 bales.
Observation-Disclosures. Spence s Co., quo,e
-four as very dull and unsalcahle. French flour
offered at ii ~ i4s., a slight decline.
Wheat is very dull, and nominally generally I'M
changed, western ret ss(d los I'D white lo7 hdt9
liz: southern los I'd a. rs.
Corn is dull and sales unimpOrtant. MixedGG
sd(a lis Cd; yellow 81 l0dtd -; white s. 4d4 IS Cd.
MOvEY MARKET.-COnsOls GA for money AMI
9i1M Oh for aco"unt. The money market l.
slightly easier. Bullion al the Bank OF England
has increased t2i2, 900. American securities are
slow of sale but prices are unaltercd.
FAMILY RELATIONS OF THE CAR AND THE
EMPERoR.-It is a fact which is not general
" known that the families Of the Car Of
Russia and the Emperor Of France are con
nected BY marriage. \ son "t Eugene