Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-23
POSTSCRIPT.

Arrival of The Overland MaiI--FOur Days
Later from EurOpe--Three Days Later
from st. Louis NO More Battles Yet.
From the Sacramento Bee, copies O
which were furnished us at an early houl
last night, by Freeman & Co. and Wells
Fargo d Co., we take the following dis
patch
GMRoY, July 22d.
The Overland Mail arrived here this morn
ing, at u o'clock, with European dates tc
June 18th, and St. Louis dates to June 3oth
The steamship Nova Scotian passed Farther
Point, below Quebec, on June 9th. The
European advices are one day later than
previously received.
A Turin dispatch says that after the re
treat oil the Austrians from Bologna, the Sar-
dinans departed, and the municipality pro-
claimed Victor Emmanuel Dictator.
Victor Emmanuel had extolled Garibaldis
valor in an order of the day, and offered him
a gold medal.
The Emperor Napoleon had moved his
headquarters TO Gorgozoli.
The Austrians vacated Modena and were
in full retreat to the river Oglio.
The Emperor of Austria will forth with as
sumed the command-in-chief of his army.
Large rcinforcements to the French army
were preparing to leave France.
The Prussian army had been modified,
which means war.
The French army has crossed the Adda.
The Arabia arrived at Halifrx on June %,
with Liverpool dates to June lS-three days
later than those brought by the Nova SEQ
tian.
No more battles had been fought, but the
Allies were advancing rapidly and cOncen-
trating their forces for an attack.
In England, Lord Palmerston has succeed
cd in forming strong Cabinet, embracing
Lord John Russell, Mr.. Gladstone, Lord Ell
gin, Richard Golden, j. NJ. Gibson and Earl
Granville.
Many Austrian troops were moving to-
wards Italy, and the Austrian reports say
that Gen, D'Urban had repulsed Garibaldi
Napoleon has demanded 100000 addition.
al men with which to besiege the Austrian
fortesses which form the historical square be
tween the Mincio and Adige.
The Austrians are preparing at Mantua to
attack the Allied army.
The German States have assumed more
hostile attitude, and general European war
is feared.
Kossuth had passed through France on his
way to Italy.
The new British Ministry had been official
ly announced, as follows: Lord Palmerston,
First Lord of the Treasury; Hon. W. E.
Gladstone, Chancellor of the Exchequer;
Lord John Russell, Secretary of State for the
Foreign Department; Duke of Newcastle,
Secretary of State for the Colonies; Hon.
Sidney Herbert, Secretary of State for the
war Department; Hon. Thomas Wood Sec
retary of State for the Indian Post Depart
ment; Duke of Somerset, Lord of the Admi.
rally; Lord Campbell, Lord Chancellor;
Earl Granville, President Council Duke of
Argyle, Lord Privy Council Earl of Elgin,
Postmaster General; Hon. Richard Golden,
President of the Board of Trade; Hon. j.
Edward Cardwell, First Commissioner of the
Board of Public Works. Hon. J.. Milner
Gibson, President of the Poor Law Board
Hon. Sir Geo, Corey, Chancellor of the
Duchy of Lancaster; Hon. Sir A. Cockburn
succeeds Lord Campbell as Lord Chief Jus
tice.
Parliament met on the 18th inst, when
Lord Derby announced the resignation of
the Ministry. Earl Granville, the President
of the Council, said he would reserve his ex-
PLANTATION of the polidy of the new Govern
ment until future day.
The House of Lords adjourned until the
2lst inst.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. D'Israeli
announced the resignation of the ministry
and an adjournment, which was carried.