Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-15
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA

SAoKvrLLE, June H.
The steamer Europahas arrived at Halifax with
dates 20 June 4th.
The steamer Persia from New York May 25th,
arrived at Liverpool on Saturday the 4th inst.
The adyices from Italy confirm the capture of
Palestro by the Sardnans
The King Victor Emanuel commanded in Beram
and exhibited the greatest gallantry.
The Austriaus twice endeavOred TO retake Pal
estro, but were repulsed after sanguinary encoun-
tiers. The Sardiuian reports say that they cap
tured 1000 prisoners and eight guns,
The latest dispatch from Turin reports Auslriaus
In full retreat across the Ticino iuto Lombardy.
The report received by previous arrivals, that
Gen. Garabaldi had met with repulse by a su-
perior Austrian force, is confirmed, but it now ap-
pears that ho was successful in re-entering Como.
The Austrian efforts to retake Palestro are de
solibed to have been very sanguinary at one time.
The Sandman troops were oulhanked on the
right " hen the Zouaves came TO the rescue and
pulsed the Austrians.
The Austrian version of the battle has not been
received.
The Austrans had retreated from Bobba, and a
special telegram to the London Daily News, dated
Turin, Friday, June Sd, says tue Auslrians We're
in lull retreat across the TiCno.
The French head quarters were at Nerce
Garibaldi had been driven into the mountains by
the Austrian troops under Gen. Urban, who re.
took Varez, but telegraph despatcl received via
Turin, states that Gen, Garibaldi gathering REIN
iorcements returned, aud surprising the Austrians
reCapiured Narez and subsequently re-entered Cor
mo In triumph
Gen Neil who had been sent to the assistance Of
Gen, Garibald, bad occupied Novar.
The resurrection in Lombardy was spreading
rapidly.
The accounts from Garibaldi state that nu,
merous Austrian corps having arrived before
| Varez, he ordered the National Guard not to
resist and fall back on Lago Maggiori
An att att al hyy
against savens on the Lake, but withoutresult
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Juuo I'D. d.- sina
the departure OF Wednesdays stounor, there has been
st further ndvanoe prices OF cotton fair nd mid
dliag qualities quoted eQuartur OF pence higha
here On las' Saturday. while some of The circulars
Srlrs The week were Va bales including 5000 hale
Which weretuken by speouuto 1900 bales purchased fo
The snles on Friday are estimated at 5000 bales The
quota tons;-Now Orleans air &; mIddng 6}6; Mob!l,
ialr A' mddlng VS. upland hr iA mlddllns ga The
Liverpool, June 3d-rhe breadsulis market continue
Bessrs Ricdardson sponees circular quote -four vor,
dull at Tuesdays doolnei sales Of American ut ls9n'
%heat-Dull and al@3d lower than on Tuesday, tn,
following arc quotaons;Westefn rcd esCDOs 3li western
Cgrn-Dul! aud decline Of 2lQ0jd Is reported in al
LiyhgPooL PSoylsioN MA6KeT.--HiglnnG AthaE Co
Richardson, Speno, X Co James MrlIouty Co.. au
others report p,oyi'ion market generally quiet
pork-Qqiot bat steady.
iSrd~Duii at eOsSaGos 0d
T9powsLoSs sa a. a. e3s GS9o9e oro,r. ana,
sugar heuyy but closing firm.
Coiet- t---teady
Rosin-heavy.
LoFnog MiREET Barring Bros circular rcpor
Wneat--2sGlss lowor whito selling at 5Os@Sls rcd
HiosEY MARKET, suue 81 The bank rates haye boo
reduced to 5@ Per ,E1 Ihs oo bulletin IN bnnk has
| Consols closed at 93QD3'4