The hydraulic press., 1859-07-23
TELEGK.APHEC.
Arrival of the Overland Mail...Later
from the Seat OF fyVar.....Austrians
Retire ating ..Garabaldi Defe ated
A General War Impending. Later
from England Atlantic News.
Another FilIibuster Expedition.
TO THE HYDRAULIC PRESS.
Gilroy, July I'D

Gilroy, July 22d
| The Overland Mail arrived here at II
o'clock A. NJ, with European dates to June
18th, and St. Louis dates to June 30th.
The Steamship Nova Scotian passed Far
ther Point, below Quebec, Jnne 9th.
| The European advices are one day later
than previously received.
| A Turin dispatch says that after the re-
treat of the Austrians from Bologna, the
Sardnians departed and the municipality
proclaimed Victor Emanuel Dictator.
The Emperor Napoleon had moved his
headquarters to Lorgozoli
| The Austrians vacated Modena, and were
in full retreat to the river Odo
! The Emperor of Austria will forthwith
assume the command IN chief of his army.
Large reinforcements for the French army
are preparing to leave France.
The Prussian army has been mobilized-
| which means war.
No more battles had been fought, but the
Allies were advancing rapidly, and concen-
trating their forces for an attack.
A naval demonstration was impending at
the Adriatic.
wards Italy, and the Austrian reports say
that Gen. D. Urban had repulsed Garibaldi.
Napoleon has demanded loO,o 900 addition
al men with which to besiege the Austrian
fortresses, which form the historical square
between the Miscio and Adige.
The Austrians are preparing at Mantua
to attack the Allied army.
The German States have assumed q more
hostile attitude, and general European
war is feared.
Kossuth had passed through France on
his way to Italy.
Austrian correspondence stateshat the organization
of troops for the defence Tyrolese is progressing
Several Companies have been already brought out.
lie N0y says the second series of operations will be
simultaneously commenced by and land.
The Allied troops will all be put in action to invest
the Austrian forces.
Prince Napoleon will proceed Immediately to support
the right wing of the French army.
In England, Lord Palmerston has succee-
ded in forming strong cabinet, consisting
of Lord John Russell, Mr.. Langstone, Lord
Elgin, Richard Golden, j. L. Gibson and
Earl Granville.
Parliment met on the Ilth inst, when
Lord Derby announced the resignation of
the ministry
Earl Granville, the President of the coun-
Gil, said he would reserve his explanation
of the policy of the new government 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 nistrv, andmoved ad-
journment which was carried.
Cleveland, June 29sh.
The train from Chicago, on the Michigan
railroad went through culvert last night,
near South Bend. About l5o persons were
on the train, SO of whom were taken from
the ruins, from fifty to sixty Others more or
less wounded; the rest have not been heard
from. The number of bodies not possible
to recognize is eleven. Thirty y-four pas
sengers had been found up to o'clock; the
other passengers missing are supposed to
have been drowned.
Washington, June 27th
Information has been received, through
ly reliable, giving the particulars of the cou-
templated descent on Nicaragua. The
names of certain parties who sustained Gen.
Walker with arms aud money are given, the
enjoyment of the transit route to compen-
safe in part the expense thus incurred.
1t is stated that the expedition will start
about the middle of August that party OF,
flibuSters will rendezvous in Florida, and
be conveyed to Central America in the Scot
hsh Cllss.
The trot over the Union course, Long Is
land, two mile heats in harness, between
Geo. Patchin, Lady Woodruff and Brown
Dick, was won by Geo. Patchin in two
straight heats. Time-5:ol3, 5:033