Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-06-29
Commercial Intelligence.


The Cuuard steamship Persia arrived about
9 o'clock this evening, with Liverpool dates
to Saturday, the 11th inst
George Bailey, editor Of the National Era
of Washington, died on board the steamer
Arago, on the 9th inst.
The Austrans have been driven from Mar
iguani, with loss of 200 prisoners, and
the main body of the army is reported to be
retreating across the river AIDA.
WAR News The details of the battle of
Magen Ia are received at London and Paris
very slowly, but they do not change the first
complexion The losses were undoubtedly
severe on both sides.
The Austrian official accounts only ac-
knowledge from four to five thousand killed
and wounded. and says that The enemy lost
fully half as much again 1t is reported
but not confirmed, that Gen. Guya has been
dismissed, and Gen. Heiss appointed Com
mander-in- Chief
The Austrians have retrcated beyond the
river AIDA. Their head quarters were near
Cremona. They were'expelled from Marig-
mani by Gen. paraguay D'Hillcrs, who took
1900 prisoners.
Payia was evacuated by the Austrians.
and the Emperor Napoleon and King of Sar-
dina entered Milan on the Sth inst, where
they were most enthusiastically received They
remained there at the latest accounts.
The latest advices say that the Allies were
advancing from Milan in pursuit of the re-
treating Austrians, and also, that Prussia had
given indications of aiding Austria.
GREAT BRIrAIN. The motion of a want
of confidence In the British Ministry was car
ried in the house of Commons by a vote OF
323 to 80.
Nothing was known as to the expected
change In the Ministry when the Persia sail
ed.
AT a meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph
Co, the report already published was adopt
cd
The Red sea cable broke. and was lost
wher only sixty miles from Cape SiGe.o
The British Sloop of war, Heron, capsized
IN tornado on the African coast One hun
dred aud seven lives lost. The captain and
twenty-six of those on board were saved.
ln the House of Commons. on the 9th Mr.
D1srael laid on the table the promised cor
respondence of the Government on the Ital-
ian question.
The adjourned debate on the address, in
response to the Queens speech, was resumed
The speakers in opposition were j ohm Bright
Sir James Graham, Sergeant Deary and 9th
ers, while those in defence of the speech inclu-
ded Seymou, Fitzgerald, Mr.. Seymour, aud
the Attorney General for ireland.
Gen. Garibaidi had beaten an Austrian
force at Brescea Five hundred Zouvas were
killed ana wounded at Marignan The Aus
triaus lost 1900 killed and wounded and 300
made prisoners.
The battle at Marignani lasted nine hours
The armies were preparing for another gen
eral engagement.
VIENA, June 10.-Tbe official Austrian
correspondence of the 10th states that the
Austrian army was continuing its retreat be-
yond the AIDA. and that its head quarters
were at Cavattiquizzi before Cremona
A special dispatch to the London Times
says that on the Sth the second Austrian ar
my had its headquarters at Cadaqua on the
AIDA.
FRANCE The Paris bourse was depressed
and prices were lower, closing on Friday at
91f75c. for rent es.
The Bank of France has gained two mil
lion pounds in specia during the month.