Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-22

The Red Sea cable broke aud waS lost when
only 60 miles from Cape SideEO.
FKANcE.-Thc Paris BourSe was depressed
and prices were lower and closing on Friday ut
Glf TJc for rents.
The Bank uf Franco has gained E. 600, geo
in specie, during the month.
G4Etr BRtrAlN.-The British ministry did
not resign Saturday. The House Of Cotu-
mons adjourned over till Friday the 18th inst.
Geu'I GaraLaIdi had beaten an Austrian force
at BrrScca; 500 ZOuavSS were killed aud wound
cd At Marignan the AustIians lost lIuu, killed
and wounded. aud 1900 made prtsOHcIs. The
battle at Margnan lasted hOT:s
The arinieS were preparing lur another gen
| crnl engagement
The Persia passed the steamer Canada, bound
for Liverpool the l2Ih inst.
The L. s. iIisatc Cumberland was at Madeira
on the LIST of juno.
George BaiIy, Editor of the National L3ta, of
| Washington, died on board the steamer -AsaSO,
on the 9th lust.
The Paris Moniieur of the 10th contains the
following details of the battle of Magenta The
concentration Of our troops on the 20 deceived
the enemy into the belief that we wanted To
cross the river. On the morning of the 9Th
| 10000 of the AustrianS were ia position Ol-
PnSi'e the Emperor. and the STenn'tIcr division
of the Imperial Guard WAS obliged To light this
idiSpTOPOrliOnn,e odds. All t,eneIalS dis
| played great energy in the subsequent acIIOn.-
! The French General WImpien wounded.
Desme aud Madhurt, commanders of the grcna-
dierS, we're killed.
! The official bulletin sums up the results Of
the live days since The departure from Allessan-
aria: Our army had three currhats, gained ole
| battle and freed Piedmont from The Aus
trianS, WHO since the battle uf MUnteIciilO have
lost .s1o"V, killed aud wounded, 10000 i'tis.'..-
crS aid Il Cannon.
The defeat Of the Austrians at Magenta is
said To- have produced immense sensation in
Germany.
| The military unanimous in the praise
Of the strategic combinations of the kmpeTUr at
MaTigtran.
Tic An$trInnS were enirenchel.
t;cn'I Baraguay DE IiiIIirs sent to dis
lodge them and tunk the village with Dut little
loss. There are EuIther details General
ISeudic, commanded the .Auatrians.
'icn'I D'UrGan is said I" have effected his re-
treat by CaSanS.
! The Austrians have evacuated IaveHs, aban-
GlOnins their material of war aud taking shelter
III vessels on the Swiss waters
The correspondent Euf the Only Ne'cs gives
the following details:
Grm- Meditation reached the scene and seeing
the muncLt had come la break the '.isOI'leTe'i
centre ct the AuStIiIS. charged with imi'etu-
0sily sci"m Witnessed; he WAS supported DL-
rand : division, which stood III reserve IiI'i was
now moving slowly beside him. The shock was
terrible and the dead and wounded we're falling
sbY thousands. The AustTiaHs finally TUGI-
ed aud the victory won. The same writer says
that 70 austrian guns were taken. The ZOuaVCs
bad 200 killed and wounded y brigade in Gen.
Canr0bgItS corps was almost destroyed ~ the
charge. The EmpcrOr and King were always
ia the IhickcSt of the fight.
The Emperor and King Victor Emanuel at
tentcd mass i'll the cathedral of Milan On the
18th, whcna fcicWni sung. They Subsequent
!y rode through the city. TI,.: enthusiasm of
the people was Understandable.
The Swiss Government has offered tic i'm
mediate Notifications of tic Austrian frontiers.
Three Austrian transports, with vessels in t"W,
have been stopped III Swiss waters aud suITen-
tlcred.
GnrAr BKrTA1x.-The British slOOI-of-war
Heron capsizcd the African coast. One
hundred and seven lives were lost The captain
and twenty-six Of those on board were saved.
|
I.EAvExwoRTm, june 31.-The Overland Fx-
press to Sunday night, eight days Hut, has
arrived from Denver City, bringing large mail
and 81. 5UO in aust. The previous cXtraor'iIn-
AIRY reports Uf the discoveries of GTcgoTy's,
.IackSnnS, ard other mining camps, is fully
confirmed. Horace Greeley arrived out in less
than seven days. lie had visited Gregory's
,iiggingS, and signed public communication
endorsing the richness of the claims. ThOus-
an,lS are pouring into plncers. Forty
SluceS will soon be operating at Gregory s.
The results of the operations in IL companies,
given in Circclev'S published letter, shows the
highest days yield $500. Returned emgramtS
are departing daily from LeavenWOrth, bound
to go through at all hazards. The excitement is
becoming intense.
New Yo&k, June 2I.-Quirnbo Apo, the
Chuarnan, sentenced to Ice hung for murder
has been rcF'rieved for four months, Il" :he it,
terccs>ion OF some of the leading citIzcns and
merchants.
An attempt was u.adc last evening by party
of citizens in the TIh Avenue, hang n man
named WIN. Jurdon, who had committed
infamous outrage upon little girl years old
The gailows erected and the rope prepared
when the police i,,terleret just in time to save
his life. He in custody under protection
of the police, as the excitement against hisn is
increasing.
Coxcorp, \. H., june 2I.-A hill has been
read twice in the Legislature, TO abolish the
Court OF Common Pleas, to transfer the busi-
ness to tic Supreme Court and To- increase the
number Of Justices To six. The hill is to re-
;nodel tue entire Judiciary of the State.