Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-07
BY THE vIG0 AND THE ADELAIDE.
ANOTHER GREAT BATTLE.
The Allies Victorious.
PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.
The Allies Victorious.

PER vIGo
ST. JOINS, N. f., July 3-The steamship
Vigo was intercepted off Cape Race at three
O'Clock this morning, by the news boat of the
Associated Press, and her news dispatch OBJ
tanned:
The steamship City of Baltimore sailed from
Liverpool on the 22d ult., touched at and sailed
from Queenstown on the 23d, broke her pro-
peller and put back to Cork on the oath, for
repairs. She would probably be ready to sail
on the 18th. The Vigo took the place of the
City of Baltimore, and sailed from Cork on
the 18th, at two P. NJ. She brings two days
later news than the Vanderbilt.
Items Of News from the War
The Liverpool Mercury of June "a, publish
es Vienna dispatch dated 23d, in which the
Austrian government formally denies the cruel
ties attributed to Gen. d Urban in Count Ca
YOURS circular The Austrians say his mes
sage was entirely devoid of foundation.
A sanguinary collision had taken place at
Perugia, between the soldiers otthe Pope and
the inhabitants.
The Emperor of Austria removed his head
quarters to Villa Franco on the Goth.
Napoleon and the King of Sardinia were re-
ceived at Brescia and vicinity with great en-
thusiasm.
The latest telegram says that Napoleon had
quilted Brescia in order to advance, and that
the Austrians had abandoned Tomato and Cas-
tiglione, which they had occupied in great
force
Prussia and Russia.
The attitude of Prussia confined to occasion
anxiety, but it was rumored that she was about
to make peace propositions.
Prussia was about to mobilize four corps de
armee. a treaty is reported as having been
concluded between Russia and Turkey. Rus
TO- i,1H ctr f,lt
Constantinople.
1t is reported that Russia will unite with the
States against the rising of Hungarian le-
gion, and that Prussia threatens to assist in
any instruction in Hungary.
Prince Napoleon was on the borders of Mo-
dena
Miscellaneous News
The King of the Belgians and the Count of
Flanders had arrived at Buckingham Palace,
on a visit to the Queen.
An alarming and destructive fire occurred
at Cork on the night of June %.
PER ADELAIDE
ST. JOINS, N. F., July 4, 81 P. M-Steam-
ship Adelaide, from Galway, Saturday, June
25th has arrived at this port, en- route for
New York Her dates by mail from Liver
pool are of the oath, and by telegraph to the
18th ult. The Adelaide has over 500 passen-
gers, and sails tomorrow morning for New
York.
News from the War
The attitude of the allied armies at the seat
of war was unchanged. The main body of the
Austrans was on the left branch of the Mncio.
The Emperor of Austria mad removed his
headquarters to Vallegio. TWAS believed that
he had 100000 troops on the Mincio.
[Vallegio is nine n, IS southwest from We
roma and Villa Franco, the place mentioned
in the dispatch by the Vigo as the headquar
i!ssers of the Austrian Emperor, is fifteen miles
southwest of Verona Consequently the two
places are only about six miles apart.
The entire French force had passed the
Montbergh, and pushed a reconnaissance as
far as Goito. The Piedmontese had advanced
towards Pescheira. Napoleon had Joined the
camp, preparatory to mediaton(?) Napoleon
had demanded permission to march $1,000
troops through Hanover to the 'Rhne.(2 q 1t
was believed that the basis proposed by Prus-
STA for France would not be acceptable to
France, thereby involving Prussia in the war.
Prussia was about to move an army to the
Rhine.
England.
Parliamentary proceedings are suspended
until the ministers of the new government are
reelected 1t is rumored that the new min
istry will curtail several naval expenditures.
Rome
Three regiments of Swiss troops had been
sent from Rome to Perugia, to suppress the
rising. They had desperate encounter with
the people, and shot them down indiscrimi-
nately.
The Very Latest by Telegraph from Paris,
THE A AUSTRALIANS BEATEN IN ANOTH-
ER GREAT BATTLE.
At the latest moment before the steamer
left the Irish coast, the following highly i'm
portant and exciting news was telegraphed
from Paris to Galway
''PARIs, June 25.-The Emperor telegraphs
the following news to the Empress, which she
makes public
GAMBIA, Friday evening, June 24.-Anoh-
er Great Battle Another Great Victory THE
whole Austrian army formed line of battle
extending five leagues in length We have
taken their positions, and captured many can
mons, flags, and prisoners. The battle lasted
from four in the morning till eight in the eve
ming"
A Vienna dispatch supplies the confirmation
of the above, but states that the battle was
progressing No details.
Commercial-per vigo.
liverpool Wednesday, June p, Pr. M.-Cot-
ton has downward tendency, and has declin-
ed 1-15 to Id per pound, since Friday. Sales
to-day 5000 bbls observation-disclosures dull.
Wheat firm. Corn dull. Provisions quiet and
steady.
By Telegraph from LivepoOlto Queenstown
Liverpool, Thursday noon, June %. Cotton
very dull. Sales to-day 1000 bbls. Provis-
ions very dull.
liverpool June q. There is more inquiry,
and the market is more steady in tone.
VERY LATEST MARKETs-By Telegraph
from Liverpool to Gai,oay. Liverpool, Saturday,
June rs, noon. Cotton-the market is quiet
the sales to-day are estimated at 5000 bales,
the market closing with an upward tendency.
The breadstuffs market is steady
The Ohio Slave Cases.
CLEVELAND, July 6.--The trial of Jennings,
Lowe, Mitchell and Davis, for kidnapping,
was commenced to-day. AT the instance of