Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-03
TELEGRAPHTC
[oYER THE STATE LINE.l
From our Extra of yesterday.
ARRIVAL OF THE
JOHN L. STEPHENS.
LATER WAR NEWS!
LATEST FROM TTVE STATrS,
LATEST FRONT THE STATES,
SAN ERANrfsc

the most important of which we give in the
following summary:
Memoranda.
Pacific Mail Steamship John 1. Stenbens p 7.
Whiting, Commander, left Panama on Fridav
June 18th, at 1880 p. NJ, with the U. S. mails
passengers, and freight per Moses Taylor and
Granada, rom New York and New Orleans
June TN. In port at Panama, U. 8. sloop.ofwar
st. Marys and Vandelia. The passengers, mails
and specie hence by the Co.'S steamer Golden
Gate May 5th, reached New York on the 26th
UT, arriving more than three days in advance of
the opposition steamer, hence the same dav. June
18th, at A. NJ, passed the Co.'s steamer Golden
Age, bound to Panama 10th, at P. NJ, saw steam
er Uncle Sam; June "a, at IL ~, arrived at Aca-
pulco, received supplies and the New Orleans
mail via, Tehuantepec, and left at 42O A. NJ. 25tb
at $3.50 P, NJ, lat. 10 deg long l09 exchange sig-
nails with the Co.'s steamer hence for Panama
2Othi 9th, at 10 A. NJ. passed Cape St Lucas
since which time have encountered heavy head
winds. The Stephens brings 7S9 passengers. a
large mail and 800 tons express, freight and for
egn merchandise.
Passengers.
Hanughers Mrs 7 Farnham, Rev D B
Cheney, wife and three children, and servant b
Phelps, Geo Hunt, Capt Fletcher and wife, Mrs
Nj Bogart, d d Cotton wife, 2 children and ser
uant, Lieut.. Wilke wife, child and servant, II
child, 9 II Slogan, c Crosby, NJ NJ Scion, Mrs
NJ Clark, G. Ii. Foy, G II Butler, Col James and
servant, Miss Mckay, G Crooks, II. Clute and
wife, Mrs E r Anderson and servant, 7 Gerar d a..
+ Hancock, j G Rutherford and wife j G Denton
Mrs Brooks and son, NJ Goodwin and wife, Mrs
Request, Mrs Reth, child servant, Mrs Nj Ris-
ken, c Risken, child and servant, II Wilkens,
Mrs Heacock, Miss M Rattle, Mrs Fenny and
niece, r G Harrison, B Easterbrook, wife and
enid, Mrs Swert and son, Mrs Merrell and 2
children, DIR Poston, wife and 3 children w FL
Nelson and ser'vt, Mrs Nelson, child and serv't,
Mrs ,Patten, Rev Kalsley, wife and child'n,
Mrs Elliott, Mr. Monte, wife and children. A
Lamont Lamont, A G. Turner and wife, H NJ
Salmon and wife, Mrs L L Fifeld, Mrs Day, ]
Ross, W Hardy, Mrs r NJ Jewett, Mrs E Wool.
9 o Brigham and wife, j w Hi wife and child, !,
w Marble and wife, Mrs Dudley, H Rudd, Mrs
Rudd, Miss Rudd, Caldwell, A Banks, Mrs
NJ Rudd, Mrs McCallister, j E Page and wife
Mrs Tobin, Mrs Fair, Mrs Dunham and 6 chill
dren, G Bonneville, an wife, E G Wahlley, Mrs
kersmayer and 2 children, Mrs r Carry, I p
Wevill, Butler. j Robinson, j Masterson, j p
Ward, A II Dudley, Il Davis Jr, Mrs Baker r
Happenheim, Stagg, wife and children, Mary
Kent, w II Lavens and wife, G Montmer ii
kothlelng and W te Laurenson, Dunnigan
and wife, j w Wadsworh Mrs Urchills and son
I U johnson, wife and 2 children, Mrs NJ Will
liams Mrs II Pellermill, Mis-, Tully, Butchill.
A Boggs, Capt r Snite, Mrs Harper and servt,
w Thonel wife children, Mrs Farley, q Dor
sey, Mrs Carroll, G Roysher, j V Founk, Mrs
Fanick, Miss Fouck, p Dameron, Jas Malone.
b Washington, S + Kelly, w Floyd, G w Went.
worth, Mrs Schringer, w w Ross, NJ NJ Newell.
n Webber wife and child, S Black, Mrs NJ Will.
son, Mrs Moran, Mrs NJ Hamilton, Miss Ham
ilton, j James, G B james, Sprague, RI
Rodgers, II Snyder j Lane and wife, Hodge
and son, G. w Robinson, L Johns, A II Horfe
Mrs Marnoch, G Flnnt wife and child, o Saper,
Iafh fhon, D,,Qs I ~ d.
Miss Scott Miss C Darian; Mrs Hassond and
child, Mary Pape, Ellen Doyle, Mrs Shattuck and
children, H Richardson, Mrs Daniel servant and
children, Marpes and wife, w A Caldwell Miss
Caldwell and 499 in the steerage.
LONDON, May 2sth.-The Vienna CORES
pondent of the Times gives the Austrian
version of the battle of Monticello. Other
authorities state that the number of the
French and Sardinians engaged in the battle
was 10000, which is the highest estimate
from any impartial source.
Advices from Turin announce that pop
ular movement had again taken place in the
Duchy Of Parma. The victory of Montebel-
10 and the success of Garibaldi at Como, to-
gether with the arrival of Prince Napoleon
at Leghorn had aroused the national enthu-
siasm to the highest pitch, and the expulsion
of the Duchess Louisa Maria was anticipated
The Empress Eugenie had formally re-
ceived the great bodies of State at the Tuil-
leries on the occasion of the announcement
of the victory of Montebello, and congratu-
latory addresses were presented from various
departments of France. The diplomatic corps,
the Senate and Legislative bodies were
largely represented The Empress addressed
them in a patriotic speech which was en-
Enthusiastically received.
Advices from Frankfort state that the war
excitement has risen to high pitch in South
ern Germany
1t is expected that Kossuth will leave Lon
don in the course of the ensuing week, and
go to Genoa to concoct plans with General
Klapa, formerly commandant of the fortress
Of Komorn in Hungary, and other Hunga-
rians, for the overthrow of Austrian pow er
in Hungary. 1t is stated that Kossuth goes
to Italy with the full concurrence of Napo-
leon Al the King of Sardinia. Nearly all
the powers have acknowledged Francis II as
the King, and the army and navy have sworn
allegiance to him.
TURIN. May 22d,-The Austrian war stea-
mers are arriving about Lake Maggiore, and
threatening the towns and villages on the
Sandman shore, but doing little damage. At
Langhirano the people have risen and pro-
nouneed in favor of the King of Sardinia
Count de Salmour was cordially welcomed
at Langhirano by Gen. Ribatte ana the Tus-
can troops. Five Austrian war steamers ar
rived at Corfu on the 23d, without hinder
ance.
ToULoN, May 27th.-The French Siege
fleet is now ready to sail for this port. 1t is
composed of 80 vessels of war and gun boats
well manned and equipped for bombarding
fortifications and large towns. Its destination
is unknown. The French Minister of Marine
has ordered two additional ships of the line
and two frigates to proceed Immediately to
sea. The corps under Garabaldi are advan-
cling on Milan and the vanguard had already
reached point within fifteen miles of that
city, where an outbreak was expected. The
force of Garabaldi is being reinforced at every
town through which 1t passes, by volunteers,
who hail him as a liberator.
The London Times was seized at the Paris
post office on the 9th, and no copies of il
are allowed to be delivered in France,
Talleyrand Herigord, a nephew of the
great Talleyrand, has been appointed French
Minister to Naples, the French Government
having recognized Fancis l. as King of Ma.
pies.
BERLING, Nav 28.-The provisional Govern.