Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-05
LATER FRO M { Ii R PIE
AUSTRIANS STILL RETREATINS,

SANDY Hook. June 26-The steamship Bre =
men passed here this evening from Bremen,
| with Liverpool dates to Wednesday, 18th inst
| The British Ministry has resigned In conse-
/ quence OF the want OF confidence resolution in
the House of Commons, and Lord Palmerston
Is now Premier, and Lord John Russell the Sec
rotary of Foreign Affairs.
The latest intelligence from the seat of war is
that the AustrIans have evacuated PIaceuza,
| Paria, Lodi. Bologna, and Apcona The citadel
/ and fortIhcatIons at Piacenza were first blown
| up.
| The death of Metternich is announced
! Tie steamship Canada arrived out the llth
the Borussin on the 18th, and the Vanderbilt on
the 18th inst.
| 1t is rurnored that Napoleon returns to Paris.
! Peiissler Is to remain as Command r in Chief
! The Austrians left their provisions, ammuni-
ton and cannon behind in the evacuation Of
Piacenza.
The Austrians quilted Bologna on the llth for
Modena.
Garibaldi occupied Bergaino and rcpulsed
fifteen hundred Austirans, who were marching
against HIM from Brescla. The French passed
the AIDA river without striking blow.
The Austrians have evacuated all the States
of the Church, including Ferrara The Austrian
correspondence says the Austrans at Malegano
yielded only to decdly seperior force and
retired unpursued IN perfect order The er,-
peror OF Austria, 1t Is said, is to take command
/ In person, acting on the defensive. The Aus,ri-
an loss at Palestro (official) fifteen officers
and 573 men killed one General, twenty three
officers, and S7S men wounded six officers and
! IA men missing.
| Garibaldi's corps threatens southern, Trrol
| from Val Canonica Val Trompia. and Bagolino
! The French fleet in the Adriatic had received
! powerful reinforcements. IL is reported tina,
/ troops will soon be landed between Venice and
Trieste. The Austrian head quarters Will pro-
badly be at Mantla
In London, blue book has been published
containing all the English correspondence on
Italian affairs. The latest note assigns TO Aus
! trla the last responsibility for all the miseries
and clamities inevitable consequent on a con-
| hlct which the eve of being averted
The London Times city article of the 18th
/ inst, says that the statements that Prussia will
soon abandon her neutrality, appear to rest on
no definite authority, and are, perhaps, merely
encouraged at Berlin to meet the excitement in
! the other German States
THE only advice to be given is, that Austria
should accommodate herself to these painful
circumstances, Just as England admitted the in
dependence of the United States and as France
I has twice submitted TO the dictation of the IN
vaders There can be glory gain ID by stub
/ born and even victorious resistance to the lust
claims of great nation and it is unwise to wage
a where even military success ncurs moral
opprobrium. No doubt this and similar cor sid
eratIons will be in due time urged upon Austria
I by the two Ministers who have undertaken tn
divide the responsibility of foreign rela-
! ton"
! Russia concluded financial convention with
| the Rotbschids no details given.
| There is no doubt entertained that the con.
/ vention between Russia and the Rothschilds
will result In their being contractors for any flu
! ture loan Russia NAV desire to raise
submarine telegraph is to be laid from
" ey bourn to Denmark.
The London Times, speaking of Palmer..on
J and RrSS Roth
ter agent for the Reorganization of Italy and
for the creation of that Federal Union which is
the unity possible under existing circumstances
Were that question TO be confined to the present
state OF affairs, the policy to be pursued might
be stated ~ sentence Austria is fl wing home
ward-France and Sardinia are pursuing her
across the Adda-Venice is about to be attacked
Immediately on the East and on the South
the whole Peninsula lis rising against her, and
e1pelling her allies and garrisons.
HALIFAX, June 2sth.
The R. N. s. S. ARABIA arrived at noon with
Liverpool dates TO Saturday, the 18th inst
three days later than those received by the No
rd Scotidn at Quebec. There no battles 10
report and according to the latest adyices from
the seat of the Austrians were re,reating
from the Agia toward the Muncio. The lies
were advancing rapidly and concentrating their
forces for 4 decisive attack. A battle was ex-
pected 10 occur within a week.
naval demonstration in the Adratic was al
SO impending.
Lord Palmerston had succeeded in FORMING q
/ strong Cabinet, embracing Lord John Russell.
Mr. Gladstone, Lord Richard Golden. + NJ
Gibson and Earl Granville
SAcKvILLE, June %
The horse express of the Associated Press has
arrived here from Halifax, bringing details of
the European news furnished by the ARABIA
GREAT BRITAIN .-Parliament had re-asse,n.
oied, but Loro Pslmersten postponed the pre-
sentstion of his programme for tie present
The WAR.-Gen. Gyulai had been superseded
IN his command by Gen. Sehlcl, commander
of the FoquIth military destrict.
The AustrIans report military that Gen ITr
ban bad rePulsed Garibaldi's force.
The latter at Brcscia. 4 us.rian troops
were moving towards Italy.
Napoleon demands 100000 additional men in
order TO beseige the vast fortresses of the Aus
trans which form the historical square between
Mencio and Hodge.
The Ausfrians are said to be preparing at
Mant1a To attack the allied army.
The mobilization of the Prussian army and
the more hostile attitude which the German con-
federation had assumed, created an uneas,ness
as To the result, a general war being feared
kossuth had passed through France en-route
for Italy
Prince Napoleon's corps had commenced mo-
wing
The Austrians are reported to have entered the