The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-30
ADDITIONAL ny THE ARABIA.

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Genera! t;yHiai SIr.re.dea--Kos,.fh Con, r. "A,
Ft'd~Adraacs IF the Alli.s-- Mcre,n,,,, q,
austrian Recommendations IN, "a,
Site, Of sh' Assisian Fcrtrsssss-Prseiama.,.,
10 'hs H"nsosi"8s &C.
HAIFAr. juno se.--The wires last pfrht
wore working too badly for the transmission
of me fnli message containing the foreign
news. We send remainder as follows:
Count 'yulsi had been superseded in the
command of tho I'd division OF the Austrian
army, by General Jolsek
II was reported that Gen Urban had re-
pulsed Ssrihaldi, and tho latter was al Bre.
CiR.
Additional Austrian force. were moving to.
wards Italy.
Napoleon demand, Ioo,'eo men to he.ier. tho
Austrian fortreSsc.
The Au>trians were at Mantua, preparing.
II = reported. to attack the Allies -
/ ne mobilization of the PruSSian army and
iae hostile attitude Of Germany. excited unsa.
slncss.
kossuih had asssd through France en- route
for Itsl..
Prince Napoi~cn's corps had commenced
moving
the ansirlans are reported To have entered
Nattsllainc,
The English Parliament had re-axsenh,ed
h'' Lord Palmcrsion postponed hi. nro
Eramme Of I'll" ministry
lssCoSn pIsrATCH1
ne steamer City of Baltimore had arrived
Vienna dispatch saws IN. rr.ro, ,.,.
tahiished depot on thr Albanian coast of tho
A"riatte, Where they had dsembark.d larg.
Quantities of gold coin. ~
Tn" Austrian corps farm. which 1os. ,
coma Tor Ics>aro, had been ordered torards
,luCrS. " ' i"-
wholly evacuated by Tho Aus TRANS "
ModchA and Brescla are free. The numcr
for the Allies
The Allies passed the river sserio IN, ,h ,,.,
going towards the 0glio '
The king of Sardinia had fixed his head.
tSciNs miles from Brcscia
nc nght between Urban ard Gsribsldi was
~ '".''ne1oia abont mile from the lower
end Of Lake Garda. Tn. latter had 4,tno
~ ops ana foIr cannon. but v1. repulS.d
An Austrian correspondent Saw that tn.
fEAAuHH'ion Tor the dcfeuce of Tvrol is pro-
K"SSlnG Several companies had already been
AViepna letter SAWS the 9TH ecrys ,,,,,..,,r
d'T AFchdnhr Ch-rle<, had hegun to leave tor
i'AiS- l. lie 81 corps, under Archduke Albert
as moving towards Trieste. The 18th corps
which was being formed, was alSe destined Tor
LAZY.
The Swiss Federal Council had ordered III.
o.cupa7Ion Of the pass of Maretto between
trT1s"n Hnd Naticllaur.
The French feet in tho Adri,tic had rcc.;,
"a powerful relnfnrcementS and was expected
t' dINbarS Them shortly, somewhere betwren
Nlrnns and Trieste.
The first detachment OF the FreDcb sie.c H.,
tll3 had left T0UIon for the Adriatic
No SNrhihiar authorities had issued de-
roo opening the ports of Tuscany, for the i'm
V'rtation Of hreadstutT~
The Times Pari, cnrresrontcut apc,l-s ~
III" d'saueciion of some Italians At territorial
'SIrcSslons Of The King of Sardinia who pro-
'"'t asHln>t hiS taking possession Of Lombartly
aad ASK ihr confederation, NOT fusion
IL N3TG saws mat = second series q yvarljLe
operations against Austria will be commenced
simultaneously by SEA and land. Allied forces
forlrc<Eps.
Prince Napoleon proceeds to tho support Of
me right-wins Of the French army.
hIapks had issued proclamation TO the
hunghrIsn soldiers in the Austrian arInv
Polish legion is forming to assist a Hun
rsr!an one st Genoa
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. June is Richard ,on. Spence ( Co
c.fca,r say the Sssaih"r IN, been isyorabl- to the
l7'ts v heat dull, At = drclnr on the week Of So
a.. bpt hrln"r since Tue1dav: Southern, 1DrI2s-
corn had downward tendency ~ tho close. with
-.lht DECLINE, sIgcc fuesda, MlIrd. 6s. mss. I'd;
"iior' g. ID 90 3D.; White 3sas'. I'D. Beef
Trades. Pork heavy. ri = decline of p sd. Bacon
hcary' and l'2s. low quotations non f'al. Lard
tcsvt and weak. with little inquiry. Sugars bloy-
ant holders demanding an Advance. Coffee firm.
I"fI1 s'eady At 4so4s. IL. Turpentnc steady at
LoNpoS, June ls.-Whea. duh and sc4s lower
THcSr nrln. Noiice hrIn, Rice qIlNt.
tm"rioan State securities are stcsdy and general
~ unclaimed. but tne market inactive.
HsrRE. Iuhe I8.-Bre adstufis closed with a down
ward tendency. Rice quiet. Sugar firm.
The Michigan Southern Railroad Disns-
ter-Furthrr Particulars.
CHICAGO. June 2G-Thirty-four bodies have
lf"n recovered from the wreck Of the trnin
thst ran into calvert of tho Michigan South
"rn Railroad, Monday night. Seventeen OF
them are SO dISt!turrd as 10 render identified
firu impossible Others are missing whoit 10
supposed are drowned.
Among the killed are Henry Flocking-r, Of
Reading, Pa, and +. II. Mccullough, of Law
Tenceburg. Pa.
Among Tho fatally injured IL L. c. Smith n
banker of New York.
The passengers aCquit The officers OF the
tTaln 81 all censure.
Rnrning Of the Steamcr q. w. Lambert.
ST. LoTIs. Tuesday, june rs 1-59-The
steamer q. ". Lambert, bound up the Mis-
~Durl River with valuable cargo, took fire
four miles shove This city last night and was
burned Ia tho watrI edge. The boat and car
~ II total loss The boat was valued nj
~, 900. and was insured for sl5,0ae. Tho
cargo WAS insured. No lives lot.
Further from Havana.
CHARLRRTOS, Tuesday, June -, 1s5a.-Ad-
vices have boon received by the Isabel that n
large amount Of bills Of tho International
Bank OF Havana have been returned from
London protested, for the reason that the
parties had not been advised.