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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20
TIE NERY LATEST.


LONDON, "Wednesday London Tin.es this
mcrnioc PUBLISHERS summary of the official news
received at vierna up to midnight OF Monday. 1t
lie as f"llows:
"There was fierce battle at Turbigo and Buff
f.Iors on the 4th. At first only two brigades Of
the Fist corps were engaged. bat they were sub
s.quspily Reinforced, and 10 the .iternoon Of the
same day the Third Au-tii,ns corps took part in
the action. There was very hard fighting at Buff
fora sometimes to the advantage Of the French
and sometimes TO tina. of the Austr,ns The
battle lasted till late in the night ard on tne 9Th
was continued at Magenta. Tho Allies made no
progress on this day. Two fresh Austrian corps
were engaged. and IN the afternoon ths Austrisns
took up flank portion between Abbiate Grasso
and Binasco TIE Austrans have taken msny
prise Bers. The loss on both sides was very great
officers wounded. Que msjor vas killed
The London TINES, 10 It's editorial remarks on
the subject, says. it now seem, probabe that this
bard fight is even yet undecided, but that on the
whole the F'-bct have the best of it.
The absence of late kilograms by way Of Paris ia
not considered indlcatise of French success.
The London Advertiser says it was rimored last
night that the Government had received Telegram
from the British Minister at Vienna, announcing an
Austrian victory.
The opinion wss becoming current in ndon
that the victory Of Mageut, was u victory 10 which
the French were defeated, and their failure to oc-
cupy Milan, only twelve miles from Migenta,
strei gtbcn.d this view.
The movement which preceded the battle at Ma
genta WAS not clrsrly stated, but it WAS previously
annrupced that the Allies were about to cross the
Ticino to toe number of about 100 900 mep, and
it is presumed the rapid movement Of the Allied
army presented the AustriaUs from completing the
retreat which they had commences, and com.
prl.d them to accept battle On the banks Of the
river
The London Post says that Gen. McMshon was
raised Oh t1e battle field to the rank of Msrshsi
he rams correspondent OF that Journal teiegraPas
that Gen McSiahon has been cres,ed Duke of
Msgent,.
The same correspondent also says, the Emperor
Napoleon was present at tie battle of Magenta, bit
did rot command in person.
There is report that Gen. Canrobert WAS NOR
tally wounded. and that fse French Mar,hals or
Generals we're wounded.
The Patrie says that Marshal paraguay diil-
hers was removed from his command aud replaced
bv Gen Forey Mar.bal Valiant is superseded by
Gen. Random, and the Ministry Of War is to be
conided Professionally TO Gen. Horanna.
There were Iumvrs in Paris GA the rth that the
French loss was from 1900 to II, 900 men hors da
con,Iat. Gems Neil aud McMahon were said to be
among the wounded.
TIE Paris papers yariously estimate the forces
engaged at 100 900 to 100 GOO French, and 100 900
to leo, OOO Austrans.
Gen Garbaldi bad quilted Lecco, and Gen.
d'Urban had retrca,ed 10 Monza. 1t was supposed
that Garibaldi was directing his march against
d'Urbsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20
INDIA.

The Bonb bay Mail of May - had reached England
TIE news is of little importance. The Money msrke.
had expert. need sudden and Unprecedented panic.
Discount nouinaly ruling at q per cent IN the
Bazaar, bet money III Sny quantity was not obtaina-
BILE upon any terms. The import market was de-
pressed by tie monetary crisis. Cotton had declined
irrm the cau-e, and Exchange had materially
advanced. Quotations ragged from 2i2l to 2i2i
Frrghts about the same.
The vessels engaged in laying down the Red Sea
Telegraph cable wefe within 80 miles Of Alden, and
the working of the liae was most satisfactory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20
FRANCE.

Confidence was somewhat restored in commercial
cicies. and business more animated.
The Paris -four market was firm, and rather dearcr
Wbest ass el.o firm. II was fearad that the prevail
ing VET weather would damage the crops.
The Paris Bcurse buoyant and higher The
qsOia'ion for Three per Cent? the 9th, was 6f 3c,
advance If than per ceut since the Europa
sailed. On the 7th the closing price 6jf 30c.,
coupon, which Is equalt to a further advance of one
half
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20
Horrible Murder.

BALIIhOht, June ~, 1913.
Yesterday, Mayor Swan received dispatch from
Norfolk, stating that Il. F. FlaDningan OF Princess
Anues County, Va, had been brutally murdered, aud
that Walter s. Land of the same place, charged with
being the II nrderer, had left Norfolk on Saturday
evening for Baltimore in company with his wife Inc
parties all highly respectable Shorty after, per-
Hotel, where be had just arrived and registered his
pane. He was committed for further examination.
The accused protested willingness to return without
waiting for requsitiOn, and will, probably, be taken
back Tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20

EpIroRiAL CoSyEsTIoN.-Ninety-o editors, all
of the State of Winconsp, assembled in convention at
Milwaukee, on "Wednesday last The object Oh TIE
gathering. though not stated IN the programme Is
undoubtedly good time generally. In pursuit OF
that they were last heard from haf way across Lake
Micb,gsn headed toward Graud Haven. Let Us
hone sny, The CA,eago Tribans that the fraternity
in Illinois will be warned by the sore heads aud
empty pockets which these gentlemen VIII De sure 10
have and let their proposed Convention fall through
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20

toned god hesl,h. On epts'ins his housc, when hs
returned home, he fell and expired without .p-rkisg
Il word. He was f,r many years Chaplain u tho
C;rsId Lodge Of Masous of Indiana-
TIE A. o. Pica,rae Of the ilth remarks, ~fsh<
out giving the az the parties, that ha-'i's
meeting took place yesterday btt~eeh txs DIVA.
town g,nl-mes. the csu-e brrg pol;ics, d,cassics
a, the poll. lest Moodsy. The weapons were smsa
swords and after iew p,sses Of the oombstants
was run through the reck, shic tse point Of his
s<oSd grszed his sdversaiys cheek, proiuc NJ quite
loig scratch. The secotds here in'erfcret and ar
ranged The mster. Neither Of the wounds |. danger
ous, ard this happy termination of duel caused by
political differences suhjec, Of congratulations 70
tho friends OF the tvo eep,iemeo.
Hon. Howell Cobb was presiding ever Co<tss
Plspters Convection, at Mscor Ca, fee days sgs.
The Hon. Joseph Mullen is 70 preside at re-
union Of The Alumni Of Uoiou Academy, B-llv,le.
~ u. on the 3o,h inst. Speaker Lttiejoha will bs
ole Of the speakers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20

Tux Eco ~ IH1 BorrLE-T'Ae Tendon Fed eA'
plains the mystery of an egg in bottle, which mas
ole puzzled people. This is how it got there;
Take q good sound egg place il in strong yneysr
and allow It to remain twelve hours. II WIN theh DC
come so and elastic In his state il be squeezed
into tolerab'y wide -mou,bed bottle; when IN II mus
be covered with water having some soda 10 IT. In
lew hours this preparation viii restore the egg nearly
TO It's original sordy after which the liquid shouli be
poured oil ard the bottle dried
You need not tell any that the ben laid 1t there
while In a soft state. Leave the puzzled to guess
that.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20
MARTIN YIELD.

WoxAs As FARsER.-We earn lJm Southern
piper that the mot extensive plar' lion in Louisiana
u managed by a woman--Mrr. A. h. Flint. Daring
the last year 'he raised 500 hOgsseais Of olsses
and 100 bse Of cotton-the largest crop produced on
aIy plantation IN that State.
Over bridge IN the town Of Athens, Geos2a, 10
ported the following notice:
Any person driving over this bridge ~ pace
faster than walk, shall II white man, h. hoed y;
negro, receive Is l.shes, aaIf TIC pstay 10 e Be.
s..4ss ~ .Ae lIJosspr.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20
RUSSIA.

An important circular from Prince Gorchakoff to
the ENJOYS of Russia at the several Courts Of Ger
many declares that if Germany eo.s to the aid OF
Austria, the political equilibrium resulting from the
treaties by which the Geruan Confederation is con-
stitulcd will be destroyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20
From NeW-NexiCO.

ST. LOUIS, Saturday, june Is, 1917.
The ew-MeAcan mail Of the 3Otn ul, reached
Independence TINS morning. The news is utimPoran
Three companies Of troops were met at Cottonwood,
en- route establish post at the crossing oil the Ar
KANSAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20
LETTER FROM MARTIN FIELDS.

DENVER CiTr, jane =. 1889
returned from the mouDt-ins lat night, and WAS
out hom Denver City five days, and NUT cay thai L
wss sstoiirbed at what saw.
l was first AZ Jaekson's Dgglngs, and saw men At
work with common rocker making - day 10 tho
man. ! bought small nugget worth ~ ~, which
you have Seen without doubt, before this. IL 10 tho
largest have since my arrival in this coaLtry.
From tbe jackson Mines started 10 cross the noun
tains, miles, TO the Gregory Digging, and was
thirty.siI hours in making the seven miles j
lot, matter of cOur.e, aud, believe me, -
not slight thing for % be lost la thess noun
tairs If ours.
After arriving at Gregory dggiDg' wss moro
surprised than ever IL had been reported at Denver
City that they were taking gold the rate Vi 500
per day the man, but was not at al, prepared to
zee and know il 70 be true. l saw The indiana Com
napy working three neu, rupnir z = ,luice. Oa Mon
day the fifth day, and On the Saturday night before,
tbfy he'd taken out 81 D7J-tbe result 81 four days
.offk. To test the truth Of the matter, I myself
washed out pan, which gave me - 10. l cav men
vashpg DOT dirt from claims N Tho gulch taking
out 70 he pan from q TO -. Probably Mr. Gregorys
succers is accounted for from his oeog old miner
from Georgia. $500 -
Yonrs truly MARTIN YIELD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20
AUSTRIA.

On the ith great religious solemnty with process
sors and public praye took place at Vienna the
OF jet being to impore Heaven to bless tue Austrian
arms with victory. Al the members of the Imperial
family ami the Ministers present Mass was
read by the P0pe's NuLciO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20
The Ohio River.

PARKFRsDCRG, Va saturday, june Is.
The water in the Ohio River, at this point, Is seven
feet deep is rising. There are plenty of boats up
from all the river landings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20
GERMANY.

dispat oh from Darnstant says that, at the open
ing Of the Chambers there, the Presidents of both
tra ches Of the Legislature declared in favor Of
against Louis Napoleon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20
The Anglo SaxOn's News.

NEw-OKLEANs, Saturday June Is, 1852.
The foreign advices per steamship Anglo Saxon were
received here by the Agent of tue Associate Press
over the National hne at II 35 IN. to-day, aud were
published the regular evening editions Of the Assoc
ciated Press,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20
AUSTRALIA.

The Melbourne Nal of April l6 had reached En-
gland The news is of no importance. The gold ship
mebts since the departure of the previous mail reached
LeaIly GlO0O,CC0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20
Sailing of the Steamship Indian.

QUEBrc, saturday, June Is, Iool.
The stca nshp ndian sailed at ~ clock this morning
for Liverpool, with lI6 passengers. Wind east, with
heavy ram.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED Bf
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From Washington.
RECEIVED 81
Special Di'ps,oh to The N. Y. Tribnps.


WASHINGTON, June I8 1859.
From previous diplomatic adrices it is probable
tht the mediation Of England and Prussia viii be
rendered; now that great battle has been fought
successful incorporation j. regarded as probemstic-
oil here
The available balance in the Treasury is only half
the necessary margin for smooth working.
Investigations prove that no counterfeit postage
stamps have ever been detected, traced or known,
and all the recent stories were fabricated to impose
new envelopes the Department, but the scheme
has failed by the very means employed to advance
IL. A number of bids were received yesterday for
the FIVE millions treasury notes advertised, which
will be opened tomorrow.
1t is understood that Seaman, late Superintend
Of Printing. is kept away purposely from confront
ing the recent indictment here, he threatened
exposure ofall concerned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20
PINES PEAK.

The Pixies Express arrived at Ieaverwosth on the
18th instant. in seven dsys from Dcsver city. We
copy the following correspondence from TIE Laves-
arorA T,mfs:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20


WAsHisGTos, June 10, 1853.
The pays vessels in the Gulf will be disps'c,ed to
any point where American interests require protect
from the Ieaciioniss without frat commune sting with
tho Federal authorities at Washington. The Liberal
Cove melt sill readily sec0bd tho efforts # Moister
McLaDe, ~hO has ample power in the premises aud
will peruit the laLdpg Cf forces for that purpose.
IDfumaliop was received here to night from New.
Orleans, brought by the steamer jasper, by way Of
TehUaepec, 10 the effect that alarming reports pre-
vailed along the line Of the road ~ the growing
power of the Church party, which ia said to be dealing
very summarily With Foreigners, more especially al
who in the slightest degree implicated ia the
evolutionary movements OF the opposite party. D.
gslado tho Liberal General has boen called to Vera
Cruz by Juarez as Minister Of War
The proposed loan of i've millions, the bids for which
10 DO opened tomorrow, is 10 meet the Treasury
Notes which have already fallen due and been
deemed. II is considered nothing less then
Teissue OF Treasury notes
The Sandman Minister overioyed on receiving
the news by the ADglo-Saxon. He left for New-YoIk
this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROH EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE ANaLo.sAxoN.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-16
EurOpean Captains,

VIcToR EMMANUEL 10 TIE TuscANs.-The
Monitore Toscano publishes the following or
der of the day of the 23d to the Tuscan
troops:
Tuscan soldiers On the first report of
a national war you sought captain to aid
you against the enemies Of Italy. | accepted
the command. it being my duty to give order
and discipline to all forces ofthe nation You
are no longer soldiers of an Italian province
you form part of the Italian army. Judg.
ing You worthy Of fighting by The side of the
brave soldiers Of France, | place you under
the orders of my beloved son in.law, Prince
Napoleon, who has been entrusted by the
Emperor of the French with important mill
tary operations. Obey him and you would
obey me His thoughts and affections are the
same as mine and those of the generous En-
peror who has descended into Italy as the
champion of a Just cause, and the defender
of our national rights Soldiers the days
of bold efforts have arrived. | count upon
you you must upaold and increase the hon
or of Italian arms NEoron EMMANUEL."
GARTBALDI TO THE LoMBARDs-The follow
ing proclamation was issued by Garibaldi on
entering the Lombard Territory:
"LoMBARDs; You are called to a new life,
and you will respond to the appeal as your
fathers did of yore at Ponsidl aud Lcgnano.
The enemy is the same rs ever-pitiess,
black assassin, and robber. Your brethren
in every province have sworn to conquer or
die with YOU 1t is orr task TO avenge the
insults, the outrages, and the servitude Of
twenty generations it is for us to leave to
our children patrimony freed from the pol
luton of foreign domination. Victor En-
manuel. chosen by the national will for our
supreme chief sends ne to organize you for
this patriotic fight. ! deeply feel the saneti-
ty of this mission and ! am pround to com
man YOU. To arms Then bondage must
cease lie who can seize an arm and does not
is a traitor Italy, with her children united,
and freed from foreign domination, will
know how TO re-conquer the. rank which
| Providence has assigned her among nations"
GYuLAG To THE LoMBARDs.-The enemy
seem anXioue to raise n revolution in the
rear of the army placed under luy command
ana thus force me TO leave n position which
it seems, he dares not attack in front in the
! open field But this scheme will not succeed
New forces in imposing numbers will soon
arrive from the other hereditary provinces
of our august monarch; they will be suffi
cient cnergetically to suppress all attempts
at revolution. The localities which will side
with the revolution impede the reinforce
ments sent TO my army, or destroy the
bridges or other ways of communication,
will, give my word for it, be destroyed hy
sword and fire To that effect | send the
most formal orders TO the chiefs who COM
mand under me. | hope that | will not be
forced to have recourse to those extreme
measures, and that they will not add to the
fatal consequences of war the horrors Of civil
strife in this country.
Given at my headquarters Of Garlasco, on
the 25th of May, 1859. CYULAL
Field Marshal of his Imperial, Royal and
Ap@5itoe Ape Maes1ty n Com%a9dSr of the e, Sc Sc
Lombardo-V Venetian kn~dom.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-16

SHOOTING IN Los ANGELES CouNrY.-Re-
Gently, Mr.. George Sexton while on his way
to the town of Los Angeles, was attacked and
shot by two Californians. The Star says:
Mr.. Sexton met them at watering place,
and was invited to take something to eat
with them. which he did on leaving, they
five or six feet fred at him the ball taking
effect in the back part of the neck and pass-
inc out Of the mouth. Although thus dan
gerousy wounded Mr. Sexton drew his revol-
yer when the ruflians fled. The wounded
man was taken in charge by Don Vicente de
la Osa, in whose hospitable mansion he is re-
ceiving the care which he requires.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-16

IL San Francisco, the Peoples nominating
committee of 1851 and 1858, held a meeting
to take measures preparatory to the nomina-
tion of their successors The following reso-
luton was adopted:
ReSoiped, That no members of the Com
mittees Of 1857 and 1858 shall be eligible for
nomination for any office by the committee
of 1859, and that under no circumstances
will We seek or accept such nomination for
office by said committee of 1859.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-16
Citizens Steam Navigation Company.

A GREEABLE to a provision Of the Bylaws Of this
N Company, notice Is hereby given that the An
nual Meeting OF the Stockholders, for the election
Trustees, win he held at the Company's Office, in
ChePsman Co.'S building In this city on MON
D4 y The lsM inst. The polls will be opened at y
O'Clock P. ~. and closed at ~ o'clock P. M As a
majority Of all the stock is necessary to the ransac-
ton Of business, a general attendance is requested
Per order HORACE BEACH, Sec'y.
Express copy Jy8id
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-16
Lyons Powder, sure as fate,
Will onr rAce eXiarlninnte.
NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY

fy&s5a5acOlH HAVING JUST COMPLETED
NJ Ms3ET1sA>Iy one of the best Galleries in the
f8AeF3ftITySY state, have concluded, for the
lssslf y,S.&sStg accommodation OF the public To
~---iL1---- open the same with great re-
ducton IN prices as to enable all, both rich and
poor, TO send their likcnesses to their faro friends
and who viii fail to send picture when he pro-
cure one for the trifling sum Of ONE DOLLAR,
will take Pictures for $1,5O which have heretofore
brought s to 50, and those which have been selling
for So to s., can b. had Of me for So to 81
Pictures oil cloth, suitable for sending in letters
can be obtained for 81. a proportionate reduction
will be made in all other kinds of Pictures, except
those OF children under three years Of ago. Having
the best light in the city, and every necessary facility
| will guarantee to my patrons as good Pictures as
can be obtained elsewhere. l hope the public will
give me trial.
Remember the reduced prices, and that none but
good Pictures wi leave my Gallery, at 30 ID street,
three doors above the Theatre. You procure a
good Picture for 81.
jyl4-Im Il. A. KUSEL.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-16

A WHITE man named Reter Loud recently
arrived in Sacramento from Mokelumne Hill,
in pursuit of colored woman with whom he
had been living. She would not return with
him, and said he had been supported at her
expense, and she wanted to get rid of him.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-16

THE Union Mining Company, in Arizona,
has sold out to New York company, and
Col Titus (the Alta says,) is on his way out
with money, goods, and machinery to work
on pretty extensive scale
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-16

TIE FOURTH AT SANTA CRUz-On the oc-
casion of the celebration of the Fourth at
Santa Cruz, an Grafton was delivered by Mr.
Nutter, and the Declaration of Independence
was read by VIM Anthony.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-16

The FEELING IN IowA-A dispatch from
Dubuque, Iowa, dated June 10th. says:
In the Democratic Convention to dav the
entire delegation to the State Convention is
anti-Admnistration. Strong popular soyer-
eignty resolutions were adopted.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-16

TIN MNE-A tin mine has been discovered
in the vicinity of Temascal, about sixty miles
from the town of Los. Angeles. The ore has
been assayed and found to contain 50 per
cent metal
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-16

AN attempt at ineendiarism was made in
Sacramento at an early hour on Thursday
morning by setting fire to vacant shanty
on street. The fire was extinguished, with
out creating an alarm.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-16

PAID THE INsURANcE-The Hartford and
Phoenix Insurance Companies, of which VIM.
G. English Esq, is agent in this city, to day
paid the sum Of So 100 to Strobridge d Col
lins, eing the amount of damage done to
their stock on Saturday last by iro.-Sac
Bee
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-16

The Oswego IN. " Times. of June 18th,
publishes full details of two murders in the
eastern part of that county. One of the
victims is the notorious Marvin Green, the
parish bully, and the other Solomon Rema,
who was killed by his father, George Rema,
the mail carrier, between Richmond and
Redfeld.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-16

Tue population of Arizona has much de-
creased of late the Mexieans preferring the
the horrors of Sonora revolution to the pros
pective war of races Miners are slowly re-
turning to the deserted mines.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-16

In New London and Waterbury, Conn,
the Republicans have elected their tickets.
J. NJ. Harris was their candidate in New
London, and Charles Benedict in Waterbury.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-16

The number of drunkards in San Francis
co has diminished since the organization Of
the Dashaways.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-16

DALY Mclaughlin d Co.'S stages
now carry the mail daily across the noun
tains, to and from Santa Cruz and San Fran
cisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-16

OK June 18th, two brothers named Ryan
got into fight near Demonsville, Pendleton
county, Kentucky, in which one of them
named Tim killed the other by beating him
on the head wtha gun barrel
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-16

A. f. HEREFoRD Is candidate for District
Attorney of Sacramento, before the Leeomp.
ton County Convention.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-16

An order has been issued by the Cover
nor that Lewis w. Freeman, an insane con
yict, he taken to the Insane Asylum.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-16

THE Indians are supplying the citizens of
Carson Valley with excellent trout, which
are caught in Carson river in great abun-
dance.