Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10
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(BY rKLEGRAPu)
Arrival Of the Africa.
uR1HER PARTlcULARs FROM THE SEAT OF wAR
Address Of tho Empress Eugsne

FuR1HER PARrlcuLARs FROM THE SEAT OF wAR
Address Of tho Empress E.ssne.
Nxw YoRK. June sth.-Ths Steam Ship
Africa has arrived from Liverpool on the
2Sth ult.
Nothing important from the seat Of var.
beyond further details Of the battle Of Mon
tebello. The Austrians profess to be satis-
fed with the result
Guylia says his loss was 29O killed, 2ls
wounded, and 2s3 missing. He saws the
French numbered 10000, but abstained
from oil pursuit.
Count Stsdion, Commander of the Aus
trian forces, Was wounded.
Some French authorities still assert that
not much over 1000 French were engaged,
others estimate to the number OF $4,000.
1t 10 reported via Turin. that Eve thous-
and Austrisns attacked Gorsbaldi's corps
81 Barco. but we're rspulsed and pursued
The country around BArco was in insur-
rsetion.
Garsbaldi vas On his way to Como. HE
force numbered ten thousand, bat NO caval.
~ or artillery.
Popular risings in favor of Sardina ore
making in some parts of Parma
Vague rumors come via Vienna, that
Gorchakof, the Russian Foreign Minister,
had resigned because the Emperor refused
to carry out the engagements with France
The Derby Ministers have issued strong
apeal to their Parliamentary supporters for
aAearly attendance TO meet the opposition
movement.
The Empress Eugene, in addressing the
great bodies of the State said. she placed
full dependence on the patriotism Of the
Deputies. and upon the support of the en-
tire nation. which during the absence Of ita
chosen Chief, would never be found want.
ing to woman and child. The speech wal
loudly cheered.
The Brouse was firm and advanced
Closed elf 55c.
The war excitement il high in Southern
Germany.
Kossuth was expected to 60 to Genoa in
about week, with the full concurrence OF
Napoleon and the King of Sardinia, there
to concert plans with Olafika, and others, to
overthrow the Austrians in Hungary.
The new King Of Naples is acknow wledgsd
by Telegraph by nearly all the powers.
and the army sw0re allegiance.
The Calcutta mail. Of April %, has ar
rived. Trade dull. Freights unchanged.
HoSG KoSe, April ls-Markets dull
The Shanghai imports rather lower. See
figures w. N. d Co 3 Circular.
LIVERPOOL. May 81. Lard very dull and
no inquiry. Trade, retail sales have been
made, 6ls 6da66s fine American and 10 tons
Tuscan 5ss per cwt. Beef-Sal.s of the
week are large. Bacon business has been
very limited. at about last weeks prices.
Cheese-Nothing doing The grain trade
quiet in all its branches, and the amount OF
business passing limited in the extremr.-
Prices, however, are without change. The
delivery Of wheat from our own farmers,
for the past week, consists of 81 ,952 quar-
ters against Ill ,9S9 same week last year.
Average price this year 54s 4d against 44s
Cd corresponding week last year. We had
very small attendance at eur market, this
y. m, and in absence of material business.
price of wheat and flour may be stated the
same as our last. Indian corn scarcely in :.
qulred for, at the same time holders do not
press sales.
TURIN, Saturday.-At L,nigisn. in Spor-
ma, the people have risen and pronounced
for the King Of Sardinia.
neers. and General Darmes entered Parma
amidst the plsudits Of the people. who de-
clared for the King Of Sardinia and Italian
Independence. The Parmesian troops have
retired.
TRIESTE. May 27-Advices have been re-
ceived from Corfu to the esd Two Austrian
steamers had arrived there without him
drance
TURIN, Saturday Bulletin pub
lished to-day.
Garabaldi has occupied position at st.
Faros, but many Of his officers are killed
asd wounded.
Our troops continue attacking the enemy
and have penetrated as far ~ Como.
The town Of Como was illuminated and
great Joy prevailed among the population.
The enemy is still at Camelesta.
LONDON, June 2sth-Noon.-On the 18th
the Red Sea telegraph was successfully laid
As far as Luakin. Distance. about 800 miles
from Suez
The Paris correspondent of the Times,
announces that the army Of the East 10 to
be increased from eighty thousand to one
hundred and fifty thousand men.
Mr.. Tallyrsnd Perriford has been appoint
ed Ambassador Of France at Naples
1t was reported at Paris Yesterday, that
Mr.. Bernedotte. Director Of the Political
Department: in the French Foreign Office,
he's been appointed to an Extraordinary
Mission.
VERY Latest.
PARIS. May 2s-Tbe Monitsur Of to-day,
publishes the following telegram:
ALrssAsDRrA. Nay 27.-The situation OF
affairs afford nothing new TO note
Madrid. May 27.-According to adviees
received from Lisbon, the Portuguese gov
ernment has declared to the Cortex, its in
tention of remaining nutrsl during the pres.
ent war.
BERSE. May 27.-- According To . message
from Lugrno to-day, Gsribaldi left Bourss
this morning for Como.
Six thousand Austrians are concentrated
at Carmolitti.
Railway cOmmuuioation between Carmo-
litti and Milan 10 interrupted. and the tsle-
graphs from Calico. Puceo. and through
the Voltoline.
CoBuRo, C. w.. May 9-Dr. King, the
wife poisooer, was hung this A. n. he
made . speech on the gallows, declaring his
guilt, and his willingness 10 die that he
had made biz peace with God. and desired
the people 70 pray for him. A vast number
Of people we're present. NJ disturbance
occurred.