Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF STEAMER NOVA SCOllaN.
Interesting I"trlIiyence-Reported Rsco'"f'o"-
u,y Norcmca ri Boiognu.
QUEBEC. June 21.-The steamer Nova SEQ
tian, with Liverpool alvices of the 18th inst.
passed Father Point ut 40 this afternoon on
her way up to this port.
The steamer North American arrived
at Liverpool on the l4th, and the City OF
Baltimore arrived at Queenstown. Oh the same
dav.
The papers contain some interesting items
in addition to the advices per steamer Bre-
men.
The WAR.-A Turin despatch says that
after the retreat of the Austrians from Bolog'
ia. the Cardinal Legate Of the Pope departed,
aud the Municipality proclaimed Victor
Emanuel dictator.
The King of Sardinia III an order ISSUED by
him, extoled Gen. Garibaldi's deeds. and
awarded him gold medal of military order.
The official statement Of the UeiSer /situHy
says. the Emperor Of Austria will forthwith
assume the immediate command of the army
and that he had ordered a new position for
the army which would be taken up in the best
manner.
The Austrians were evacuating Modcna,
and were in full retreat towards the river
Oglio.
Large rcinforcements were about TO leave
France for the army in Italy.
ENGLAND.--L0rd Palmerston was making
good progress with the formation of the new
cabinet An authentic list of members was
expected to be made public on the day the
steamer sailed. Rumor gives Lord Elgin the
Colonial Secrctaryship, aud MIR. Golden the
Board of Trade; Mr.. Gladstone, Secretary Tor
India.
An order has been issued for the mobiliza-
ton of the Prussian army.
The LArEsT.-LoNDoy, June l5.-The
Daily News says that no authorized state
ment as to the composition of the new Cabl-
net can possibly appear before Friday.
The Herald, in publishing u telegram that
six Prussian corps d'amee are modified,
says: "Of course this means war. The adj
vent of Lord Palmerstun to the Premiership
has evidently induced her to take this deci-
sive step and Join Austria. The English
people will now perceive the truth of what
we before asserted, that Lord Derby's Gov
erment alone preserved Europe from gener-
al war"
The Advertiser says that after Lord }. Rus
sell accepted the Foreign Office, any office
that he might prefer was offered to Sir James
Graham, who declined from intirm health,
but assured Lord PalmerstOn that he would
cordially support his ministry.
The Times says the progress made towards
the formation of the Ministry had good Ell
feet on Consols which opened buoyant: this
led to realizatons by spectators and the
public, and reaction took place, but the
closing prices were ] alone yesterday.
MARKETs.-LiyERrooI., June l5.-Cotron--Saie-
of three day. 1900 bales including $500 for eH'
port and 1000 bales to Spectators. The mar.
ket closed quiet, stock slow OF sale but prices un
altered.
The adyices from Manchester we're favorable
with u better demand. The prices were generally
unchanged.
Breadsfuiis-The market was very dull, and
Flour 3 to 4d. lower. Wheat wns dull and I" Al
lower. Corn l. also dull and all qualities slightly
lower.
Proyisions-The market was dull, but prices
steady.
Money Market Consols closed AT 93s Tor money
and y3s for account.