Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-03
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Three Days Later from Europe
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
SAcKynIE, \. b., june 2.

The express from Halifax arrived her,
this morning, with the dispatches for the As
sOciated Press
The America brings dates to the 21st ult
No battle had occurred. The retrogad,
movements Of the Austrians are continued
l Their headquarters are now at Gorlasco
about ten miles east Of the Ticino.
The Austrian TROOPS have been Withdrawn
from Norcelli, which is now occupied by the
Allies.
An engagement was looked for atany time
A blockade Of many Austrian ports, espe-
cially along the Adriatic, had been effected
by the French squadron A large number
Of vessels were engaged in the blockade.
Reports had reached London, that the En-
peror Of Austria, accompanied by General
Hessc, had reached Milan, and leit there for
Pavia, near the Austrian headquarters.
Later adyices from India state that the
trial Of Toyetia Topee had resulted in his
being convicted, and, by the sentence of the
Court, hung.
dispatch from Paris, dated on tho 18th,
says great movements have taken place and
collision is expected to-day or tomorrow.
Rumors from other quarters state that bat
tic is considered imminent, but the London
Times considers it almost certain that June
will have begun before any great blow will
be struck
The French official Bulletin, dated Alos-
sandria, May 18th, says the Emperor went
to Oalenza, yesterday, to view a portion of
the Vanguard. fle visited the King of Sar-
dnia to-day, the 18th The organization oi
the army is going on rapidly. Repairs of
damage TO the roads, bridges and railroads,
49, .lal. l.
ted that the Austrians would remain mac
tive until the Emperor reached head quar-
ters to assume command,
The Liverpool Post says, on what it calls
reliable authority, that the passage Of the
Ticino by the French troops, will be the sig
nal for an European alliance against France,
and for the Austrian troops to march on
Paris
Tho bulletins from tho seat of war are
unimportant.
Large numbers of vessels are being enga-
ged by the French to enforce a strict block
ade.
The elections in England have passed, and
the ministerial papers claim that the Derby
party has been strengthened by the addition
Of % members.
Prior to the retreat from Vercelli, the
Austrians continued their exactions on the
inhabitants; filling them with CONSERVATION,
as they were unable to supply the demand.
During the night of the nth 100 Austri-
ans escaladed the bridge at Valenza, through
breach, and made iruitless attempt to
take it.
The official Sandman Bulletin says the
Austrians occupy the right bank of the Pc,
as far as the castle Of San Glove, with 1900
troops.
The fortification on the bridge at Stella for
protecting the retreat of the Austrians are
continued.
TIcINo, May l9.-Several detachments of
Austrians advanced to Caprisco, driving of
the cattle and firing at stbe peasants. Our
troops awaited the enemy at San Germano,
but they withdrew to Vcrceli, which they,
this morning evacuated after blowing up two
arches of the bridge on the Lessia.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL. May 20.
LIVERPOOL, BREADsTUFFs. - Richardson
Spence & Co. report the Breadstuf market
opened on the week with an advancing ten.
dency, but subsequently -four fell Bald, the
market closing dull at 1lsal4s Sd. Wheat
also fell I'D closing very dull and without
buyers at the falling quotations. Corn
closed steady, at nominal quotations. An
other Circular says -four has declined Cd
since Tuesday.
Provisions. - Provisions are reported
steady and 5dal0d lower in consequence Of
the recent heavy arrivals. Pork steady
closing firm, Lard firm but quiet.
PRoDUcE.-Sugar quiet and inferior quail.
ties lower. Coffee quiet with slight ad-
vance.
LONDON MARKETS. was buoyant
at the opening, and prices advanced Bald
but the market closed dull. Sugar heavy
and Cd lower. The Bullion in the Bank Of
England had increased $4,000 pounds du-
ring the week. Quotations for American
stocks are unchanged.
LONDON, May 20.
Consols closed at 9lLmQ1IL