Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-06
pp GtIearapp.
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival OF steamer vanderbiIs.

There are no battles 10 report from the seat
of war, but the allies are besirging Mantua,
aud another decisive battle may soon 0e ex-
pected.
The Austrians have issued at Mantua forced
paper currency of five millions sterling.
King Victor Emanuel has officially declar-
ed that he would not consent to the annexa-
ton of any part Of the Roman States 10 Sar-
DINA.
The Austriaus have removed their head
quarters to Villa Franco, midway between
Verona and Mantua. They have abandoned
Tomato on Lake Garda, and also Castiglione
and Metrepass. which recent position they
have occupied in great force and bad fortified.
The French and Sandman troops occupy
Bresca and the Emperor Napoleon had adj
vanced from that position to advance on the
Ausirians. @
Louis Kossuth had embarked for Genoa.
Many other Italian cities had pronounced
for the Italian cause.
Gen. Galibaldi marched on the 10th ult.
from Saloon, Lake Garda, toward Descenga-
no, but was repnlsed by an Austrian force.
He has since pushed his outposts TO Balladore
in the direction of BordiO, which latter place
is occupied by the Austrians.
Victor Emanuel had refused the dictator
ship offered him by the commissioners from
Bologna. in pursuance of his determination to
States of the Church.
The Austrian official account of the losses
sustained during the battle of Magenta have
becu published. The killed are stated at I'll
officers, 1902 soldiers, total 1865; the wound
ed 2lS officers, ,l3S soldiers, total 4 34S: the
missing 4 200 soldiers; the total of killed,
wounded and missing 9,713.
Advices from Egypt say that the Pasha has
ordered the suspension of the works in con-
necion with The canal across the lsthmus oil
Suez. The French Consul had protested
against this interference.
A despatch rom Berlin says six Prussian
corps d'armee beside guards are to be mobil-
lied, and three kept in reserve to oppose
Russia-if necessary all other corps will be
concentrated, and only sufficient number OF
troops left in the province TO garrison the
towns and fortresses.
Various bulletins from the seat of wal
present the following as the state of affairs
The Sandman army is in position before
Brescia in line with the French troops. The
cities OF FanO, FosuorbrOne, Sest, and Asicena
have all pronounced in favor of the national
cause. Another desp tch says that the Aus
trians had re-occupied Montelovo on the 18th
in considerable force. The story that a
French corps de'armee had occupied th'
Vatclline is untrue. A corps under some
of Garibald's officers was stationed there
Two thousand Papal troops bad been senl
from Rome TO restore order in Piniga.
A collision had taken place at Cerscia be
tween detachment of Papal troops and tn
inhabitants.
A despatch from Turin dated the 18th ult
says that the Emperor Napoleon ente. ed Bres
cha on that day with Victor Emanuel.
Much popular enthusiasm accompanied tn
march OF the allied troops through LON,
hardy.
The districts on the right of the Tiber, also
Linle de Cadell, had declared for the nation
al cause.
Victor Emanuel in refusing the dictator
ship of Bologna, told the commissioners tina
he should disapprove OF every act subversiv,
of or contrary TO the cause OF national inde-
pendence. The King had also sent messag
to the Pope To assure him hat he has nothing
TO fear, and that the independence of Tho
peninsula should be a guarantee, and not a
measure to impair the neutrality and integ
rity of the States OF the Church. A despatch
rom Berne dated the 18th says that the Aus
TRANS, in great force. have occupied the
SteIvio pass, blown up the DEVILS Bridge
md planted their artillery in the pass. They
have also made intrenchments at Nandere.
A French army is advancing by forced
mnIchrs against this position.
Gen. GaribaldI was organizing free corps
in the Valtelline.
The city of Mantua is besieged. The pro-
visiuning of the place has been ordered.
Tie Austrians had destroyed the railway
from Milan to Brescia.
The French official reports of the battle OF
Magenta state their loss to be 323 killed, q
l65 wounded, and 40 missing; and at Me-
lagnano. l54 killed, 725 wounded, aud ID
missing. The Austrian prisoners are to be
employed ON the public works, agriculture.
&c.
Gold and silver medals are to be distribut-
ed by the King of Sardinia to the Zouaves
who distinguished themselves at PalestrO.
A dispatch from Munich says that Major
General Won Tam had gone to Berlin ON Il
special mission.
Advices from Egypt say that the Pasha had
arbitrarily suspended The Suez canal work..
that NJ Lessops bad protested, and that the
French consul was about interfering in the
matter.
King Leopold, of Belgium, was making
preparations to visit England.
The l. ndon Times speaking of Kosuth r
mission to Italy, says he will be employed AT
once in acting ON the Hungarian regiments
in the Austrian service, aud if possible pro-
duce a revolt in Hungary itself.
The same paper. referring to the Russian
circular of 9th May, says 1t had failed to con-
vince the German Government that the CIR
man couit der alton was formed for defensive
purposes exclusively.
Prince GortschakOf's dispatch must be
considered complete continuation OF the
continually recurring report that Russia has
promised Francs to interfere should the Ger
man Bund render assistance to Austria.
A dispatch from Paris says one hundred
rified cannon were sent on the 18th to the
army in Italy.
Advices from India announce signs OF
mutiny at Gwalior, Merut, aud other places
among European troops
LIVERPOOL, June 2l.--The sales for the
past three days have been IL 900 bales, inclu-
ding l 900 Tor speculation aud export. The
market closed quiet and locations are barely
maintained.
Messrs. Clare & Sons circular quotes mid
ding Orleans at q and middling uplands al
90 aud prices d, Ginning.
The advcrs from Manchester are favorable.
Breadstutis.-The weather is favorable for
the crops and the approaching harvest. The
quotations for bread-tuffs show an advance
over the prices currcut on Friday. Flour
j. quoted as very dali and is freely offered
by holders at los 6d(Gl3s Oh per ceutal.
Wheat il quiet, but tor French lots has been
specula i've d, mand at ld(92d advance;
Western red Is quoted al (g9s lOd, white
9s Gd(GlO, cd, Southern 10 Oils. Corn
quitl, mlAVu Vuoieu at ooN1VS III, yS''o" oS
ldGg6s Cd. white SOS cd.
PRovlsoNs.--The market shows declining
tendency. Lard is heavy aud offered at n
decline Beef l. heavy and quotations NOM
inal. Pork dull; prices easier but quotations
unchang, d.
PKoDUcE.-Rosin is dull at Il for common.
Spirits turpeutine is dull at Ais. Sugar firm
at "a slight advance for all qualities. Coffee
quiet. Ricr dun.
LONDON, June 2l.-The money market is
heavy. Consols are quoted at 923C992i ex-
dividend Tor account. The money market Is
heavy owing to increasing apprehensions of
general European war COnsOls had under
gone "A partial relapse but finally closed on
"Wednesday at 92s(g92l. American securities
unc changed.
Arrival OF the North America.
QUEBEC, July 5.-The steamer North Ame-
rica has arrived. Her dates are anticipated.