Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-06-02
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NEW YORK.


Inc steamer New York arrived this morning
rom bremen and Southampton, bringing Londo
ana Liverpool dates TO Tuesday, the l7th inst
Ine steamers Saxonia and Jura had arrived out
Inc snip Thames, from Savannah, had been par
uahy burned at the dock in Liverpool. The fire
was confined TO the cotton in the lower hold.
No battle had yet taken place. The headquar-
tiers OF the Emperor Napoleon had been fixed at
Alexandria.
Austria Is raising loan of SIS 100000 The
resignation Of Count Boul from the Ministry is
confirmed
Many failures are reported as having occurred
on the London Stock Exchange
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL. May 1.-THE Cotton market closed
with declining dnc tendency The sales yesterday
were 5000 bales at ID decline. On Tuesday mn
TO noon 5000 bales were sold, closing with little
inquiry. rnd prices weak. Breadstuffs are firm
Wheat is advancing. Sales principally firm.
LONDON, MAY II.
COnsols are quoted at 9I1@9If. Many failures
are reported OH the Continent and on the London
Stock Exchange. The failure of Messrs. Cros-
well. of Birmingham, is announced.
Count Persigny, the new French Minister.
reached London OH the 18th. Count Gortscha-
koff had also arrived.
1t is reported that The Emperor Napoleon, be-
fore his departure for Italy, addressed letter 10
Queen Victoria, repeating his promise to take no
steps during the war to compromise the interests
of England.
The India and China mails had reached Lon
don. The Calcutta dates are 10 April Sth, and
from Hongkong to March 2Sh. The news is not
important. The French troops had captured Sal
Cotton, place Of considerable strength in Lochin
Chm.
The American frigate Germantown and steam
er Mississippi were at Japan. Trade at Canton
was suffering much from the exactions of the
Manuarins.
The Withholding further of Importance had
been received from the seat OF war. No coils
ions had occurred though soon expected.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
says that the confidence of success by the army in
Italy is so great that preparations will soon be
made Of Notre Dame for a fe deum thanksgiving
for great victory expected 10 be announced next
week,
All the officers of the regiment of Sappers TO be
commanded by Prince Napoleon left Paris on the
ll;h for Toulon. a train of siege artillery had
also left for Italy
1t is rumored that arms have been sent TO Hun
gary, and that the Hungarans abroad are actively
engaged III fcmcntiEg ..an instruction in their
country.
An Official Bulletin from Piedmont, dated the
1iih. says, the Austrians Withdrew 10 day from
RobLa. recently their headquarters, but a second
and still stronger accommodating force has been
pushed forward TO the walls of Yer.
The Emperor Napoleon. with Marshall Canro-
bert, rode through the streets of Alessandria on
horseback. He was everywhere received with
the greatest demonstrations of joy.
An official Bulletin from Turin announces
movements made by The AustGars from StradiilL
towards Vrghcrs.
A dispatch from Berlin saws that the GrrInanic
Diet WAS closed Oh the l4h by the Prince Regent
in person. who IN his speech said that Prussia
was determined 10 maintain the balance OF power
Ia Europe and STAND up for the security and pro-
lection nd The nAiona! interests OF Germany ;aBd
be expected that all the German confcderatiye
powers would stand firmly by her side in the iu!
hlimcnt OF that mission.
The mobilization of the S.h Federal corps
d'drme is completed Prince Fred rick William
is commaud"-- chief
Tue Austrian Government loan Of seventv-iive
millions IS 10 be al FIVE per cent, payable silver,
and viii be issued Of seventy.
THE LATEST.
LoEr on, May IA dispatch from Rome saws
that the Duke De Grammont left that city on the
18TH in consequence Of te!cgraphic order from
the Emperor
Charles yiilati & Co., of Birmingham, failed
to-day
Thee has been further recovery in Illinois
Central shares, bat Erie Railroad securities have
declined. French red wheat has advanced $50 S
on the week.
ONE DAY LATER-ARRIvAL OF THE H.NMoNIA.
NEW YoRK, NJ ' 80.
The steamship Hammonia, from southampton
on the 18Th, arrived at this port this morning.
Her advices are one day later than those furnish
ed by the steamer New York
Napoleon at Alcssandria busted with his gener-
ais IN laying strat getlcal plans.
Tue PIedmontese cavalry had fallen IN with 4
detachment Of Austrian hussars, and made some
prisoners.
The Ausirians had Withdrawn from Yoshera TO
Casiegglo.
Austria hes recognized the neutrality of the
States Of thr Church.
The bridge al Stella has been threatened BY the
Au>irIaus, who have workmen assembled there
and at other points on the river Po the waters OF
Which are very high. IN consequence of the late
rams. The women and children OF the country
are compelled by the brutal Austrians 10 labor at
the works.
Several mayors of The Sandman towns, who re-
fused 10 comply with the Austrian demand for
have been arrested.
-Four Austrian merchant vessels have been cap
tured by the French squadron.
The inactivity Of the troops is accounted for by
the rain continuing 10 fall incessantly. Some OF
the Austrian works have been damaged.