Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-06-29
WHOLE NUMBER 1866.
: Later from EitrODe.


New YORK, June 21st--The steamship Kangaroo
has arrived off Sandy Hook, with Liverpool dates
up to the 9th inst
Accounts from the seat of war intimate that the
Emperor Napoleon, and the King of Sardinia had
entered Milan and that the Austrans had evacuated
the city of Pavia
The latest news, however was that the Paris
Bourse had declined one per centum, owing to
rumor that the allies had received severe check
The defeat also of the king of Sardinia was even
reported. The absence of news from Paris had
caused considerable agitation on the London Ex-
change.
The commercial news reports the cotton market
quiet and prices weak; breadstufs dull.
The London Times" devotes leader to the
French position in Italy, and though it does not
gard Napoleon asahaving yet covered himself with
glory, it says that hitherto he has made good his
advance and worked out steady success.
The London Daily Neacs remarks, that all cavil
the battle of Magenta is slenced by the
fact that the Austrian army has retreated from the
field, and the capital of Lombardy is now in the
hands of the allies, which indicates the cleaNand
marked progress of the allies. They are now in
Milan. Pava is evacuated. Gen. Urbans corps is
dispersed Garibaldi is everywhere successful, and
the main body of the Austrian army is falling back.
The London Times Paris correspondent says -
Two of the most influential powers had agreed on
s.
te and If necessary insisting upon its adoption by
the belligerents."
VIENNA, June eth.-The official Austrian cores
pondence contains the following: g." After our
troops had, according to orders evacuated Milan on
Sunday, the public unctionares also renqush their
charge, after providing for the security of the town.
The imperial Austrian filnctionaries have with
drawn to Verona, but it is possible they may resume
their posts and functions in Mantua"
Still Later.
NEW YORK, June 21.-The steamship Persia, from
Liverpool with dates to the 11th June passed San
dy Hook this afternoon. Her news will perhaps be
obtained and forwarded about half past 10, p. NJ
SECOND DISPATCH.
New YORK, June 81, 10, p m-The steamer Per-
sia has arrived. She brings advices from Liverpool
two days later.
The Austrians were driven back from Marignon,
with loss of 1900 prisoners. The Austrians are
retreating across the river Addio
The British Ministry were defeated in the House
of Commons by thirteen majority. 1t was expected
that they would resign on the 18th June.
LIVERPOOL, June LITTLE sales of cotton for the
week amount to $1,000 bales; the market closing at
decline of l-16d The lower qualities are difficult
to sell at decline of I'd. The market closed with
downward tendency; sales of Orleans middling al
3-16d, upland middling 9-l6d
| The stock in port amounts to $4,000 bales in
cludlng $4,000 bales of American. Breadstuffs are
slightly lower. Flour is very dull and nominal
Some circulars say the article has declined I'D the
week.
Wheat is very dull, at decline of to Sd since
Tuesday. Corn has declining tendency; some
Circulars say it has declined to Sd on the week.
Beef is heavy and nominal. Pork has declined 2!!s
Bacon and Lard are dull. Sugar is buoyant at Is
Coffee is firm. Rice is steady Rosin is dull. Tur
Pentine lower-at III.
The amount of bullion in the Bank of England
has increased during the week f193,OoO
LATEsr.-LTERpooI- June l1.-Breadstufs ant
provisions dull,