Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-15
pp Telegraph.
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of steamer Europa.

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NEW YORK, June IA The steamer Euro
| pa has arrived at Halifax with Liverpool
dates of the 4th. Cotton, sales of the week
| 81 $50 bales, of which spectators took 5000
and exporters 1900 bales. All qualiti' g
| slightly adva tced; Fair and Middling quail
| ties advanced /; some circulars quote Fair
advanced 3; market steady; sales Friday s.
900 bales; Firm. Orleans Fair I'd; Middling
| 6sd. Mobile Fair 7Sd; Middling 63d; Up
| land Fair I'D: Middliag 6Sd, Stock at Liv-
| pool 565,000 bales. of which 100000 bales are
| American. Manchester advices favorable.
| All qualities slightly advanced. Consols SO
9934.
The Persia arrived out on the fourth.
| HAvRE.-Cotton-sales of the week 5000
bales; all qualities slightly advanced Ner
| OrLeOns Tres Ordinare log francs.
Observation-Disclosures quiet. Breadstuffs
have an advancing tendency. Bank rates
have been reduced to three per cent.
Bullion in the bank of England has increas-
ed 357 900 pounds.
The Auslrians twice endeavored TO retake
Palestia but were repulsed after sanguinary
| encounter.
The King of Sardinia commanded and ex-
hibited great gallantry.
The SardilianS say they took 1000 prisoners
and eight guns.
The latest dispatches from Turin says tina
| Austiians are in full retreat across the
| TicinO.
Garabaldi was driven back but was success
| full in re-cntering Como.
Fer steamer Fulton.
New YORK, June 14-An insurrection has
broken out in the Vateline population and
| they are repairing in mesSes to Loudrie's the
| centre OF the revolutionary movement. The
| Swiss authorities have dismarm, the Aus
| TRANS. Gendarmes have been sent into the
| interior country. The Federal council has
/ despatched troops TO the frontiers of the Girl
| sons. The London Neos noticing the con-
| fictiug accounts, says on the whole, it is sat
isfed that Garibaldi has been successful.
PARIS 2Sth.-The Pays" says the Austri-
| ans, numbering fifty thousand quilted Paceu-
sa yesterday and reentered Lombardy.
The five American citizens. who were in
prison at Rome, have been released and are
on board the frigate Wabash.
General Neil commander of the French
| Corps of the French army, was supporting
GarbaIdi with 10000 men intending 10
march on to Milen.
| The steamer Kangaroo arrived at Liverpool,
and the Vanderbilt aud Ocean Queen, at
| Sonthampl on, and the Persia at Liverpool
on the fourth.
Italian advices conf IN the capture of
| PalesirO by the Sardinans.
HAvRE.-Cotton Orleans bass 90 francs.
| IJiN EitFuOl%-- DSdC very uilI. CoIH very
| dull. declined two a three pence mixed Is Cd
| C96s Sd. White 8s(98s Cd. Beef quiet and
duh. Pork quiet, but steady. Bacon dali.
Lard dull 60s(C160s Cd. Sugar dull, but firm.
Coffee steady.
Barring, Brothers London quote Breadstuffs
dali. Sugar buOyant. Coffee firm. Amer
lean stocks-saIes small but prices firm.
| The Au>trians had retreated from Bobbio.
The French headquarters have been removed
t Vercclli.
GarlbaId has been driven into the noun
| taIns by the Austrians under Genl. Urnbia
who retook Varese bnt Telegraph VIA
Turin says Garibald had gathered reinforce
| ments, and returned and surprised the Aus
trians, and recaptured VarrZ.
Gen. Mel had coupled N)varo.
The instruction i'll 'LUmbardy is spreading
rapidly.
Five-hundred Austrians were drowned in
the canal during the battle at Palestor.
Another fight occurred at Con.ranZa where
in the enemy were repulscd.
A picket OF the enemy endcavOred to pass
the Pc at Cervesseri, but were rcpulsed by
the inhabitants.
The Austrians have evacuated Varo.
AT the second attempt TO rcenter Palestro
the Austrians were repulsed by CialdInes
division.
On Tuesday the Austrians attacked the
Vanguard at Listo Calende and after two
hours hard fighting our troops pursued the
enemy over the Ticino.-
Accounts from Garibaldi say numerous
Austrian corps having arrived before Varez
be ordered the National guards not to resist
but to fall back on Lake Maggiore.
An attack was attempted by our troops
against Saveno on the Lake but without IT.