Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-02
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TILE BREMEN.
SANDY Hook, June 26.


! SANDY Hook, June 26.
The steamship Bremen pasSet: here this
evening from Bremen, with Liverpool dates
ITO "Wednesday the 18th inst.
The British Ministry has resigned in con.
sequence the want orconfidence resolutions
in the House of Commons,
Lord Paimerston is new Premier and Lord
John EuSsel Secretary Of Foreign Affairs.
The latest intelligence from the seat of war
is that the Austrians have evacuated pIacen.
~, PAWN Loda, bologna and Ancona. The
citadel and Qualifications of Placcnza were
first blown up
Inc death Of Metternish is announced.
! The steamship Canada arrived ont the
11th, the Dorroussia on the 18Th, and the
Vanderbilt on the Nth.
Lord Granville was first summond by the
queen but could not fOr,a MniStery.
1t seems the Cabinet assembled Saturday,
determined to place their resignation in the
hands olthe Queen which was done and for
maj announcement made by Derby.
i Granville after an audian"e with the Queen
waited Oh PalmerSton who consented to
wave his claims and service under Gran
vile.
IN an interview with Russell Granville
found INN disposed 10 insist on conditions
that ma'ie union with Palmcrston impos-
Sible. -
r The Queen being satisfied that Granville
! was the only obSticlc 10 Il union Of Palmers-
] ton ana Resell, sent for Palmerston who
had an hours interview and slraiyhtway
soush. one with Russell vino agreed to serve
n!pder him but no, under any other person.
| The London Times SAYS Russell is an ar
deht friend Of Italy; both he and Pamerston
want Austria 10 admit her defeat; both are of
the opinion that she would consult he: own
interests by rciinqui>hiny a territory which
requires SO large an army to retain.
1T is rulnored that Napoleon will return
TO Paris.
The Austrians left their provisions. am
muni,ion and cannon behind in the evac
alton Of Placentia.
The Austrians Quilted Bologna on the 18th
for MoGleha
Garibaldi occupied Bcrgomo and repulsed
1870 Austrians who were marching against
him from Brcsica.
The French crossed the AIDA River with
out striking blow.
The Aus'rans have evacuate1 all the
States of he Churches including Ifrara,
The Emperor Of Austria, it is said, is to
take command in person acting on the de-
fensivc
Garidaldi's corp. threatens Southern w.
roll
The French forces in the Adriatic have
received powerful reinforcements.
1t Is reported that troops will soon be land |.
ed between Venice and Trieste.
The Austrian headquarters will probably
be at Mantua,
! ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA scOT1aN
FARTHER Po1Nr, June 81.
The steamship Move Scotian passed this
point bound for Quebec at ~ this P NJ.
| She left Liverpool on the 10Th inst and
furnishes one day later adviccs than the
steamer Bscmcn. ....
GREAT l5RIrAIN-Lord ,Palmerston was
making good progress in the formation OF
his Cabinet. An authoritative list Of its
members was expected to be made public
on the day eff The sailing Of the Nova SEQ
'ian. @1 an rn
/ Ru:nor gives Lord Elgin the Colonial Sec.
retaryship Richard Golden the Board oi
Trade ; aud Mr.. Gladstone the Indian Sec
re aryship. ....
SEAT OF WAR-A dispatch from Turf,
says that the Cardinal Legate departed and
me II Municipality proclaimed King Victor
Emanuel. Die ator. ifs
I The King OF Sardinia had issued an order
Iof the day extolling Garabaldi's deeds Of val
OF and awarding him a gold medal of a mill
tary order. -
On the 18th inst Napoleon moved his head
quarters to Goryasoll. ..
The Au>triaas have evacuated Modcna
and We're in full retreat towards the river
Oslio.
An official announcement appears in the
Wiener Aet'lnS that the Emperor Of Austria
Will forthwith assume the immediate com
na'd IN chief of his army and had ordered a
new position for the army, which will be
taken up in the best manner,
I An order had been issued for the mob.
|illzation OF the Prussian army.
} Large rcinforcements to the Allies had
I been dispatched.
June 29.-Napoleon demands 100000
additional men in order to besiese the for
!, treS>es Of the Austrians. r.
The AuStra,s are said to be preparing at
Mantua to attack the Allied army.
& The mob:lz .tion ofthc us ian army and
!. The more hostile attitude which the German
) Confederation has assumed, created an un-
caslncss as to the result, general war being
: feared.
OF A Paris correspondent Of the Boston
+ st tells In !icrous story on the Empress
Engehie. who as regent is said to have Civ
, en- great Cause Of u''easiness by her behavior
, at the council. She declared the war to b..
t unjust and wicked, expressed her conviction
that it would never com to a prosperous
end and, in the midst Of sobs and exc.am,-
tons. betraying-by sundry appeals and
passionate en,rca les Immediately to caus
the strife TO ce:.Se--that all these Ideas had
been lodged in her beautiful head by no less
: a person than The Archbishop of Paris, went
oil into fit Of mild. moist Mysteries, a,nl
sinking back n her chair covered her face
f with her handkerchief and spoke no more,
EROHI WASHlNf!TON a9
> i,E' WASHINGTON, June Is. u
: The Cons.:fu'i,n Of this morning reviews
udse Donslas" letter at length, and regards
IT. as declaration Of his purpose ITO oppose
;1he nominee OF the Chatlestonl Convention.
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