Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-07
sEcoND DIsPATcH.l

SECOND DISPATCH
NEW YORK, July THE steamers Vipo and
Asia have arrived at this port bringing london
and Liverpool advices to the twenty-tifth of June
The Vigo passed the steamer Europa on Satur-
day evening, fifty miles east of Cape Race
The prominent features of the news have al
ready been received by the way Of St Johns but
the papers contain interesting advices from the
sea- al OF war previous to the great battle.
The vienna correspondent of the London Times
SAYS that the pickets of the two armies were in
sight of each other, and scarcely a day passed
without slight skirmish
Zen. Garibaldi was accomplishing remarkable
feats in surprising the Austrians, marching fiftv
miles In day, and setting the country in favor OF
national independence.
There was an important omission in Napoleon's
dispatch as telegraphed from Cape Race, an
noanclng the battle. The Emperor therein saws,
1--WE have taken all the eneIny's positions and
captured many cannon" etc.
Nothing additional Of the battle had been re
ceived In London up to two O'Clock on Saturday
A dispatch dated at one O'Clock on FRIDAY morn
Ing says that heavy cannonading was also heard
There was a recent tumult at Padua No doubt
was entertained that il would declare FOR the ma
uonal cause in the course of three days as the
people there began to mount cockades with the
Italian colors and crowds gathered in front of the
Austrian houses aud began 70 hiss The Austrian
patrol were ordered out TO fire upon the people.
out they Were received with insults and defiant
cries, when they made attack upon the mob
with the butts of their muskets
The military finally cleared the streets. The
report That some of the people were killed was
Sandman official bulletin, in relation TO the
affair at Perugia between the people and the Pa
pal troops, says that the Swiss regiments atacked
the town on the 2oth, and met with great resist
ancei but, after three hours fighting they forced
the town, when the combat was renewed in tbe
streets, continuing for two hours. The Swiss
troops tramPled down and killed even women
and lnofensive persons. Next Aay the outra p,s
and firing upon the people recommended and the
town was placed i'm a state Of siege
Advices from Malta state that eight steamers
Were ready for departure, asserted, for the
Adriatic.
The Prussian Gazette Of Wednesday, in its Of
nclal column, says that the Franco-Serdi nian
army is moving near the frontiers of Germany
ne russian Government regards the security of
germany as entrusted to its care. The Italian
cohhict Is assuming ever increasing dimensions;
that England and Russia are arming on the great,
est scale; that the Prussan Government would he
fath!es 10 its duty and to the nse of the German
nation IL she should neglect to act commensurate
ly with that spirit by which Prussia has become
great that Prussia is free from every engagement;
that she obeys only those obligations which spring
from the innernost nature of her state interests
that IL soon will be seen whether Prussia's inita-
tive will be supported with necessary weight by
the German states; that Prussias policy stands
hrm, and whoever lays obstacles in its way NAV
consider that he is rendering service to the enc
mics of the FGtherland.
Ii was ANNOUNCED in Paris on Friday that a corps
daTDlee Of 10000 men, mainly from African reai-
men, is expected shortly in the Adriatic
Dispatches from Milan co firm the accounts that
French troops were advancing toward Vattelline
The Archduke and the Governor Of Tyrol had
arrived at Nanders % TO superintend the enrol
ment of "a 900 men in Tyrol and Vararleer.
Advices from Rome say that an attempt was
made there on Sunday to display the tri-colored
flag and proclaim the dictatorship Of Victor
Emanuel; but Gen. Guyon interfered to prevent it,
The Pope has notified his protest against the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the states 10 the Powers repfe-
sented at the Paris conference. He had also COM
municated to the Cardinals letter from the Fam
Peror Napoleon guaranteeing the independence
Of the Papal States.
Advices from Turkey say that Said Pacha had
melia, but that he had replied that the indecisive
policy of the Porte compromises Egypt and that
therefore he will send no succor, but will put his
army on a war footing.