Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-08
LATER.


st. Johns.
The steamship Vigo from Cork. and
Asia from Liverpool, hive arrived, with
London aad Liverpool advices to the 25th
ult.
The steamship Vigc. passed the steamer
EuroPea on Saturday evening so miles East
of Cape Race.
The prominent features of the news ha,
been already rece lived, but the papers con
tain interesting s.dvices from the seat o
war previous to the great battle.
The Vienna correspondence OF the Lon
don Times, says, the piokets of the two
armies were in eight of each other, and
scarcely day passed without sligh
skirmish
Garibaldi was accomplishing remarkable
feats in surprising the Austrians, making
marches of 30 miles in day. and setting
the country through which he passed in
favor of National Independence.
There was an important omission in Napo.
Icons dispatch announcing the great battle
as telegraph ed from Cape Race. The EN-
peror says, Eve have taken all the enemies
positions. captured many cannon, DC"
No aditi onal intelligence concerning the
battle was received in London up to two
o'clock on Saturday p. m.
Heavy cianonading was heard ct Vienna.
The rece mt tumult in Venice was occa
stoned by rumors that the French had land
ed at Pad us, land that Venice would be sur
rendered in three days.
The people there began to mount their
cockades with Italian colors, and crowds
gathered in front Of the Austrian houses
and began to hiss the Austrians.
Patrols were ordered out but with in
structions not to fire on the people if they
could subdue them 0therw but being
received with insulting remarks they made
an attack upon the mob with the butts oi
their muskets, and finally cleared the
street.
The report that some of the people were
killed by the military is not confirmed.
The Sardinian official bulletin Of the af
fair OF Perugia, between the people and tht
Papsi troops, states that the Swiss troops
attacked the town on the goth. and mel
with great resistance, but after hours
fighting they forced an entrance into the
town. The combat was then renewed In
the streets, and continued for two hour
longer
The Swiss troops trampled down and
killed even women and incffensive persons
On the next day the outrages brought up
on the people was RECOMMENDED.
The town was placed in . state of seige.
The advices from Malta state that the
steam vessels are ready for departure. and
it is asserted that their destination 10 the
Adriatic.
The official Prensche Zsitung Of Wsdnes.
Invy L. O.
is moving near the frontiers of Germany.
The Prussian government rsgsrds the
security of Germany - entrusted 70 it,
care.
The Italian conflict IL assuming even in-
creasing dimensions.
England and Russls are arming on the
greatest scale.
The Prussian government would be faith
less to its duty and to the sense Of the M
tion, if she should neglect TO act conmen-
surately with that spirit BY which Prussia
has become great. Prussia is free from
every engagement. from the innermost ma
ture Of her State interests.
1t will soon be seen whether Pruseia's
initiative will be supported with the me-
cessary weight by the German States
Prussias policy stands firm, and whoever
lays obstacles in its way. may consider that
he Is rendering service to enemies of the
fatherland.
II vas announced in Paris on Friday, that
: corps Dc sswsis Of 10000 men, mainly
from the African regiment, u expected
shortly in the Adriatic sea.
Dispatches from Milan confirm the -
counts that the French troops are advsne-
ing towards the Valetine.
The arch-duke, Governor Of Tyrol, he'd
arrived at Vanders, to superintend the en-
rollment Of $4,000 men in Tyrol and Va
rara
Advices from Rome. say an attempt vas
made there On Sunday. to display the tri-
colored flag. and proclaim the dictstorship
Of Victor Emanuel, but Gov. Gayan inter
fered to prevent.
The Pope has notified HE protest against
the dismembsrmsnt Of bis States, to powers
represented ct the Paris conference.
He had also communicated to his Csrdi.
malls lsstsr from Emperor Napoleon, war
ranting the freedom of the Papal States.
Advises from Constantinople cay that
Said Paschs had been summoned TO send
his contingent forces to Roumsls, but replied
that the indecisive policy Of the Porte CON-
promises Egypt, and that therefore he vill
send no succor, but win put his army On .
war footing.