Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-22
The Latest by Telegraph from Liver.
pool to QueenstOwu.

GREAT BRITAIN.-1he meeting of the At.
lantic Telegraph Co. was held yesterday. A
new board ofclght members was appointed
with authority to add four to their nuru
ber and to early carry into OBJECT the agree.
ment with the Government and the issue OF
new five pound shares.
LONDON, june Z.
The city article of the Daily NeiOs says
that funds this morning showed an increase
and fresh rise of quarter to three eighths
was attained.
The news ofa decline on the Paris Bourse
occasioned a positive decline, which was
strengthened by the rumor, that the French
had received shock. The market finally
closed nearly quarter lower than yester-
day
Mr.. D'lsraeli's allusion to the measures OF
finance, Attracted much attention.
The Times city article says, the absence
Of news from France has facilitated the cir
culation to-day Of reports of a serious char
acter, viz: The defeat of the French and
Sandman armies. 1t is certain, however.
that to the close Of business hours, nothing
had transpired te establish these statements; /;
still they have had the effect of keeping the
stock market in a state of excitement; espe-
cially as the prices from the Paris Bourse
showed decline of one per cent The sup
ply of money has not experienced any dimi-
mutton.
The accounts from Lancashire to-day
showed that the last advices from India have
given great check to the activity in cotton
goods, in consequence of the successful lay
ing Of the Red Sea Telegraph Cable. Dis
patches from India may be expected to be
transmitted in about seven days. The sub
scnptions at Berlin, for the loan of 4,5OO0OO
roubles, is likely to be soon filled.
The London Ne,0s remarks that all oavil
concerning theibattle of Magenta, is silenccd,
by the fact that the Austrian army had re-
treated from the field, and that the capital
OF Lombardy is now in the hands ofthe allies.
The London Post remarks that, since Mon
day morning the public has been passing to
and from the metropolis, with its mouth
open ready to swallow any canard that came
in its way and after condemning the mystif-
cation OF its cotemporsries, indicates the clear
and marked progress Of the allies, as follows:
They are now in Milan; Payia is evacuated;
ten' urban's Corps is Dispersed; Garibaldi
Is successful everywhere, and the main body
OF the Austrian army is falling back.
The Advertiser accuses the French dis
patches Of Misrepresentation, because they
do not agree with the Austrian Bulletins.
The Times deyotes leader to the French
position in Italy. 1t does not regard Napo-
leon Sd, as having yet covered himself with
that hitherto he has made good
his advance, and worked steady success.
AUSTRIAN BuLLETIN.-VIENNA, June s.
The official Austrian Correspondence, con-
tains the following; After our troops had,
according to orders, evacuated Milan, on
Sunday, the public iunotionaries also relin-
pushed their charge, providing for the secur-
lty of the town which was transferred to the
The Austrian functionaries
have withdrawn to Verona, butit is possible
they may return to their posts.
The Times Paris Correspondent says that
two of the most influential powers had agreed
on proposing an arrangement after the first
great battle, and, it necessary, insisting upon
It's adoption by the belligerent powers.