, 1859-07-19
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Progress oF the Siege Of Peschiera'
MORE COMPLICATIONS In PROSPECT.

FARTHER po1sr, c. E. July 1.-THE steam
ship Indian. from Liverpool, with dates TO the
9Th inst, has passed this point On her wny. 10
Quebec. The steamer North Britain, from Que
bee had arrived out.
Tie latest intelligence from The sent Of war
states tlsal no further battles had occurred
The*eiege Of Peschiera was progressing, mad the
French troops are threatening Verona.
LoKpos, Cth.-The latest despstches says that
the headquarters Of tue Emperor Napoleon arc
only four leagues from Peschicra, Which place
sunder vigorous siege By the Sardiniaus. The
report Of cannon il heard night and day in That
direction.
The Austrian advanced post il but a short
distance from Villa Franco. which is occupied
by tbr ar1ny corps Of Marshal Neil.
Il ia much doubted whether the Austrians
will venture to accept a batt1c in thu present de-
moEa'ized condition Of their ar1ny.
BERkz, July Alt is rumored that 10000
Freuch troops hare disemburkcd nt Lassia md
Piceulo. on the Adriatic, and thnt the bridge to
Chesxo has been destroyed.
VALlEolo. July 4.-Q@eial-The French
army. increased By the army corps Of Prince
Napoleon will operate agains, Verona, whilst
portion Of the 6ardinian army VII continue
The seigc operations ut Peschiera-
The Emperor Napoleon haring sent back the
wounded Austrian officers without exchange,
and having earnestly requested an exchange
Of either prisoners, an Austrian officer has
arrived with the announcement that the En-
percr Of Austris will also send back with.
out exchange the wounded officers that were
taken from tie Allies, aad that his majesty is
equally desirous for IN exchange of other pris-
oners.
TURIN, July 4-Q@cial-The sardintass
have invested more closely the exterior fortii-
cations Of Pesci.eira, on The right bank Of the
Hincio, and on the 30th ulL our 6Emy crossed
the river to Unrest Pescheira, also on tbs left
bank.
BERxK, July s.-The Anstzisns have With
drawn from Kormio. The piedmontcs are 3D.
vanciog towards the Stelvio Pass.
1t is fu.norcd Mt Castiglione that the Austri.
ans have retired INTO Verona.
The London HeraIds Turin correspondent
aays that twenty thousand troops have been or
dered from Milan to Brescia, and ten thousand
There are great complaints of the scarcity of
provisions ia the villages occupied BY the Allies
FnAxKroR1. July Sat an extraordinary sit
ting Of the German Diet today, Prussia prr-
sented new and further proposals respecting thc
command. IN chief Of the corps Of observation
on the Rhine. Immediately after The close Of
the sitting, II. Dc usedon left for Berlin. The
Berlin correspondent Of the London Tfsnes surs
that Prussia's ncw proposala are in the hands Of
the representatives Of Russia and England:
also hat in week the Frussian artnv viii be il,
full march, Fire ootps de ar.n4e will te stationed
On the silesian frontier TO guard against Russia.
On the lower and middle RLine 10000 prus-
stans will be stationed, and when all Ler prepar.
aaons arr completed, Prussia will mike her
proposals to France, which will undoubtedly be
refused.
pAs1s, July 5-TLc official condemnation by
the French Government Of the article in the Pa.
rs Sie7e aflrms that respect, for the Papacy
forms part Of the programme which 1he Empc-
fof HaInaenn ia carving mt
The AoaiteuF de Bologna publishes letter
from Count Cavour TO the Junta Of Bologna,
saving that the King Victor Emanuel would not
eccspt The union oi Romagua with Piedmont,
but will direct the Roman forccs 10 concur for
the purpose Of obtaining Italian Iudepeudepce.
Gen. lellissier's corps, TO obse, Sc the fron.
t?ces ot the Rhine, will be In cantonments by
tho 18th inst. 1t will comprise 1so, 600 in{antrr.
1890 cnyslFy md 400 cannon.
The London 7sno<s Vienna cosrespondept
tween France, Rns4a and Turkey, and Re would
not bt surprised if Turkey eas to turn acainst
ApsttiA- s'''''e'
Four Russian corps arc ALREADY On q vsr foot
ing. Al The officers on Limited 1earc hare been
ordered to join levy Of recruits,
ExsIAxp-Lord Lyndhurst made q speech in
the House Of Lords, strongly ADVOCATING yiuor.
gus meAs1rea Of defence both on scn and lsui, !
he regarded the assertion tlat France hid no
wish TO invade England "a uudeservine Of con
siaefs%ton. Eogsand might live in perfect ipde-
Pcadenoe Of French forGcarancc, relying ouIy
on the rigor Of her people.
The 4ttl Of July banquet took nlace Mt st
Jsmes Hall, Londoo- Consul Campbell mr.. |
aided. Much eulhuAiasm prevailed. and the |
usual toasts were drank. Mr. uallas. the An,er.
1caa Minister, made speech, in which be com.
pared the position Of It4ly to that Of the United
ststea tn 176, and expressed = warm sympa-
thy With the spirit ot national independents.
ssi,t :: 4 ~bere 1t may.. lie proposed seatinen;
Chsxies Tillisrs has been appointed President
3net
- NJ. Gibson has accepted the Presidency Of
ne 9oaFd Of Trade, and it is rumor=d ttat Nr,
Soooen will be offered the Goyernorship Of Ca.
Is II reported again ahss the Emperor N.no-
,Eyn FL VIII Return 70 Paris about the middle of
.ItGoGan ~ eHnA--Thc French troopx ba.r Dr.
.ssssa sao atmy Of Anl4m md captured n fort
asoanSS s" ean .1eat5 guns The ioss Of die enemy
NN ~, 3od The French had IL Killed md *
1xph AID CH1xA.-Neena and t,,s o+,.,
~ Of the mntiny have been defes,sd ~. snd 1esa'
pesaed It Gdwao Pass. and dis
At Hong Kong the transactions In r..
De.n stopped By the exorbisat demand. r. mo as
ao1dsnA. VI lhe