Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-15
TELEGRAPHTC,
OVER THE STATE LINE.
ARRIVAL OF THE
OVERLAND MAIL.
LATER EUROPEAN WAR NEWS.
GILRoY. June 18th

Fhe overland mail arrived at Gilroy this
afternoon at half past o'clock. bringing
dates from st. Louis to the morning of 23d
New YoRK, May 2lst-Buenos Ayres
dates of March 29th. reports the unanimous
triumph of the Government party in the
election.
Paraguay accounts to March I'd, state that
an attempt had been discovered to assassnate
Lopez. Forty persons had been arrested and
all Of the first families of the country, and
Of them shot
BALTIMORE, May 2lst.-Lucius G'Brian,
who bore a notorious reputation as pick
pocket and burglar. and was generally un
derstOod to be the Baltimore correspondent
of the New York Police Gazette, was as
saulted last night in the vicinity of Front
and French streets by gang of men, and SO
severely benten that he died this morning -
| He was to have been tried in q few DAYS. on
"a charge of being implicated in a burglnrous
operation.
BosroN. May 2lst-The trial of Brooks,
Jameson and Kicker, the three mutineers f
the whale ship Junius, was concluded in the
Circuit Court to day. The Jury disagreed,
standing to for conviction in two Of the
cases, and 10 to in the other.
Pummer. the leading mutineer is now un
der sentence of death for his participating in
that transaction.
LEAvENwoRrH. May 2lst.-The celebration
in honor of the arrival of the overland ex-
press passed off with great elclat
WAsnINoroN, May 22-Saturday morning
the Knight Tempars, from Boston and
Rhode Island, accompanied by the Washing
ton Commanders, all in full uniform, proceed
ed to the Presidents House They were re.
ceived by the President in the east room
Major French introduced them as good men
and true, who hail flom the cold winds, yet
warm hearts Of his wn beloved New Eng
land The President made a warm and
spirited reply.
New ORLEANS, May 20th,-The steamship
COatzazoacos. of the Tehauntepec line. is be-
low from Minatitlan, with San Francisco
dates to the 5,h inst, the trip having been
made in fifteen days-being the shortest time
ever made
ST. JonSs, May 2lst-The "City of Balti-
more" passed Cork May 18th, and brings dis
patches from London and Liverpool Of thurs
day May 9th.
Turin May l1th-The Austrians are re
crossing the river Sezn in great haste.
The Latest by Telegraph from London to
Cork.
LONDON Thursday, May l2th-The News
of last evening says: The price of Consols
improved to I per cent. over Tuesday. The
favorable effect had been produced by check
ing the drain on gold to the Continent.
At Paris, the subscription to the French
loan Of 2O,0OOOOO francs. includes y very
large number for only ten francs Of annual
income. All parties connected with the Go
vcrnment were expected to take part in the
national demon -trAtion. The B nix of Bel
gum had raised its rate Of discount from 3 to
per cent.
MARsArLLEs, Wednesday evening-The En-
peror arrived her at MILDLY en- route. lie
embarked ON holrd the Hortensr where he
received the city authorities. 1t was said
in Paris that the Emperor expected to be in
Milan by the end of Nay or July.
LONDON, May l2th-In the London Times
it is said the continued suspense between
the hostile forces in Italy excites daily new
conjecture. The condition of Turkey has
aIso Iaan a euI,i.ct of cnn,niant
A dispatch from Rome has been sent to
the Pope's Nuncio to leave Florence.
The Austrian war brig Triton has been ae-
cidently blown up while the commander of
the vessel was on shore. The number of
deaths and musings is estimated at about
so. Another report says that part of the
crew were seen ashore when the explosion
took place. and the number killed was only 4.
Turin, May l2th-On reaching Vercillo,
the Austrinns ceased the retrograde move
ments. Count Cavour left to-day to meet
the Emperor at Genoa.
PARIS. May IL The Moniteur publishes
the following telegraph
ROME, May 1Oth.-Accor ling to orders
from Turin the state of the siege has been
raised ut Ancona aud the lamps of the light
house are again lighted
VENICE. May lOth.-The Arch Duke is
dead.
New YoRK. May 2l.-The arrival of the
steamship Vanderbuilt from Havre and
Southampton, furnishes tiles Of the lth inst.
Though no later than telegraphic dispatches
from London and Liverpool, by the CITY of
Baltimore intercepted off Cape Race, there
are some items of interest
The British steam frigate Curacao, with
Lord Napier on board, arrived at Plymouth
from Annopolis on the 7th inst.
From the Seat of War.
Piedmont has laid an embargo on oil Aus
trian vessels in Dardinian ports. but neutral
property is to be respected.
The Austrian commander imposed con-
tribution of 100000 francs on the town of
Vercilo.
The French garrison at Rome is to be main
tained entire.
The suhscripti to the new French loan
opened on the 7th, and three hundred mil
lions were alreadyy subscribed.
Tho Tnnd,n corresnondent of the Com