The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22
THE VERY LATEST.
THE TYRoL.

THE VERY LATEST.
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THE TYRoL.
BERNIE, July 7, 1859.
Advices have been received from Samaden to
the 9th inst.
All the Austrian troops have left Windschau, and
are now concentrated on the Stelvio Pass, where
conflict is expected to-day.
THE ADRIArIc.
FrUME, July 6, 1859.
Two French war steamers have been recon-
NOTHING off this place. One thousand French
soldiers have occupied Cherso.
The occupation of Fiume by Austrian troops
continues.
FIu1fE, July T. 1859.
Yesterday evening the French frigate Julie and
war steamer appeared Off the port. Upon one of
the vessels discharging gun the Mayor and four
Consuls went on board.
The commander explained that he had received
orders to reconnoitre Fiume, Buccari and Porto
Re, and asked whether Austrian war steamers were
in the port and also concerning the strength of the
garrison. He further gave his word that netting
was intended against the population, and that the
garrison, authorities and archives might be with
drawn.
This morning the vessels have left, and every.
thing has returned to its former state.
TRIESTE, July Z, 1859.
Advices have been received from Ancona to the
30th ult. Gen. Calbermatten has taken the COM
mand of the town, and declared state of siege. A
general dsarming has been ordered.
The Archducal yacht Fantasia, after having sue
cessfully broken through the blockade, has arrived
here from Venice.
The French squadron before Lussin numbered on
the Sd inst sixteen vessels, of which three were
liners.
The inhabitants of Fiume were yesterday evening
alarmed by the appearance of hostile vessels of the
town. The sailing of fishing boats and the nightly
traffic between Venice and Choggia have been strict
ly forbidden.
VIENNA, July 8, 1859.
The Austrian Correspondence contains the fol-
| lowing:-
| The French frgate Impetuese bombarded lara
yesterday. The fortress returned the fire.
The Impetuese at last broke of the contest, ap-
pearing to have suffered injury.
THE GERMANIC CONFEDERATION.
MISUNDERSTANDING, July 7, 1859.
In to-days sitting of the Federal Diet Austria
proposed that the ,ohole Federal Contingent should
be mobilized, and that the Prince Regent Of Prus-
STA should be requested to assume the command
in chief of 1t.
| COPENHAGEN, July 6, 1859.
Government has replied as follows to demand
Of the Society of Merchants =
Even if the contingent of Holsten be obged.to
join in the war, the Danish government will never
| theess maintain the neutrality of Denmark and
| Schleswig, to which resolution the great Powers
have already agreed. Government aims at obtain
| ing from the grea. Powers additional sanction
e. ~>.'.nrtad nnntralitv
THE HUNGARIAN LEGION.
The Hungarian legion forming at Genoa is to o,
clothed like the Hungarian soldiers in the Austrian
army, as it is believed the latter will not fire on men
wearing the national costume.
| A NEW FRENCH REGIMENT.
The Moniteur d Arn,ee publishes the Imperial
decree by which a new regiment of Algerian sharp
shooters is to be Professionally created 1t to con-
sist Of three battalions of six companies each.
| ROME.
| A letter from Rome, published in the London
Times, states that the Mazzinans have forged
pretended order of the Pope if had been issued
at the War Office, directing the most severe treat
| ment of the revolted districts.
| sERvIA AND ITALIAN INDEPENDENCE.
LONDON, July 9-Noon
letter from Belgrade, published in the Presse ID
Orient states that about sixty young belonging to
the best families Of servia have solicited permission 70
form corps to fight in favor Of Italian independence
The gunboats destined for the bombardment Of Pes
chiers were launched on the Lake Of Garda.
letter from Trebizond says that Persia is making
great preparations in anticipation Of with Turkey
The Pree Of Vienna says that another French squad
Of ten vessels from Trieste the 9Th nst
bearing towards Venice.
The semi official Correspondence Of Madrid declares that,
while desiring Italian independence Spain will still main
tain neutrality 60 long the Italian princes and the
| church are maintained.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 9, 1859.
The Pearl has arrived With 100000 in Specie and
brings the Calcutta and China mails saved from the
| Alma.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET, ETC.
! SATURDAY, June 9, 1859.
sreAR-Tbere s better feeling, and the Cd. decline
in the early part OF the week has been recovered
cargo Of $3.50 bags Paraba has been sold for Hamburg
at 2os 3D. per srrobe The coffee market has improved
toward the latter part Of the week. though not to the full
| extent Of the decline.
TK-The late news has impaired more frmness 10 the
Market but the prices far unatered Rice steady.
SAIrPErRE-The armistice has fsened the Market and
10 induce busness considerable reduction has to be suo-
mit,ed to.
TA1ow quiet at 54s for the month and Dos. Tor last
N''e0 "i'A'.' LIVERPOOL, July 9-2;SoP.M.
The Europa was of the bar at noon but owing 10 low
| water she is not yet up
Co1oy-Clsre & Sons report continued nrmness. Sales
TO- dav 1ocoo bales including 1000 speculation and FOX
| export.
BxxApsrrYYs Provisions. Spence Co.
say the markets very dull but there change
prices
|
THE TRIAL OF MITCHELL IN CHARLEsroN.-The
following paragraph may be found in the Northern papers
OF Tuesday,
Mtche, the porter ef The steamer Naron recently CON-
victed on the charge Of abducng slave, the verdict
against him having BEEN obtained corrupsly."
The significance Of this despatch lies In i@ errofs
Frlt, new trial has not been, and cannot Be granted
Notice OF appeal has been given the Of MITCHELL BY
the defence the hearing Of which viii take place before
the Court Of Appeals which meets annually In this city on