New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-12
Telcgraphed to the vew Orleans Cresssnt.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF BALTIMORE.
BATTLE OF sALFERRINo.
MARSHAL NELL HERO OF THE FELL
IA 900 French Wounded /.
ny THE sou1uERs LINE.


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BYTHE sorTHERS LIZZIE.
New YORK, July 1.-THE steamship City Of Bal.
timore Capt Leitch, arrived at this port this
ing
She left Liverpool on the Both ultmo, and brings
day later advices than were received by the Hum
garian at Quebec.
LIVERPOOL, June 3O.-A dispatch from Verona,
via Vienna, announce that Count Pourtaes, the Prus
sian Ambassador, had arrived at the Austrian head
quarters and had interview with the Emperor upon
the subject, as is supposed, Of the proposals sub
condition Of her joining Austria in active hostiIites
against France and Sardinia.
The headquarters of the Austrian army have been
removedto Verona.
Gen. Guntas has taken command as Colonel Of q
regiment bearing bis name.
Labache has been designated as the seat Of Gov.
ernment of Lombardy.
The French army of the East is being daily aug
mented and preparations are being made for moving
q large portion Of it towards the Rhine.
LIVERPOOL, June 3O-The sales of cotton on Wed.
nesday, the goth, amounted to 5000 bales. The
market closed steady and the quotations by the Vgo
are generally maintained. . - ~
improved in tone, and an advance of 4 is reported
Consols for money closed at 92s to 923.
LIVERPOOL, July 3.-The Liverpool BreadstuHs
market generally closed steady at the quotations by
the Hungarian. -
The Provision market closed dull, and prices are
generally unchanged tf
Further by Steamship City Of Baltimore.
| NEW YORK, July 1.-THE steamship Adelaide, oil
the Galway line, arrived at this port this morning
from st. Johns, N. s., bringing further details
of the battle of Salferrino, on the Mincio.
Her advices, however, have been anticipated by
the Hungarian and the City of Baltimore.
The advices by the City Of Baltimore are to Thurs
diy, the 30th ult.
| LONDON, June 3O.-The seat of the Lombar do
Venitian Government has been fixed, by order of the
Emperor of Austria, at Laybach, in Hlyra, (not La
bache, as previously reported.)
General Count Gyulai, late commanderin-chief Of
the Austrian army, has accepted the post of colonel
Of a regiment.
(Our dispatch of yesterday morning no doubt re
ferred to General Gyuai, instead of Guntas, as re
ceived by telegraph)
During the great battle at Salferrino General (noW
MarshaD Neill displayed the greatest gallantry.
At the head OF $4,000 men and two divisions O
cavalry, numbering l5O00 or an aggregate force o
5O,0O0 he attacked the center of the Austrian army
and most sanguinary conflict followed.
The Austrians received the attack with great firm
ness and murderous fire of artillery and small arms
After twelve hours hard fighting Gen. Neill forced
the Austrian center and the battle was won.
The Austrians then brought up their reserve o.
10000 men. The Allies also brought up their re
serve of $4,000 men and after fight of three hour
more the battle ended entirely in favor of the Allies
The zouaves performed prodiges Of daring ant
valor and were much cut up.
Orders have been received at Milan to prepar
l4,060 beds for the wounded of the Allied army ani
wounded prisoners.
; During the battle the Piedmontese army were
one time completely surrounded by the Austriaus
but bravely repulsed them with great carnage.
Austrian deserters say that there were 10000 Aus
, tran troops at Borro-Sengal.
Marshal paraguay D'Hilliers came to the aid G
Gen. Neil and after driving the Austrians from Sa
, ferrno, marched against Cassano heights, whic
were strongly occupied by the Austrians attacke
their position and captured it, compelling the Aus
trians to retire along their whole line.
, The Allied army remained masters of the har
fought field but it appears unable to pursue tt
: retreatiDe columns,