Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-07
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
News from the Seat of War!
Another Great Battle Fought.
THE FRENCH AGAIN HCfORIOUS!r
Arrival Of the steamer ;vigo. Z

Arrival of the Steamer fVfgo.
New YoRK, July 6.-The steamer Vigo has
arrived off Cape Race, with Liverpool dates
of the 25th.
Cotton.Sales of the week $1,000 bales. 81
which spectators took 1000 and exporters
1000 bales Inferior qualities declined J.
Market dull. Breadstuffs quiet. Provisions
have declinidg tendency. Consols--Ex-divi-
dend 92s(9924. Sales of Cotton Fridry 5000
bales, closing dull. Orleans fair SGD, mid
ding 6adMobile fair 7sd. middling 13 16l;
Liverpool 757 900 bales. of which $4,000
bales are American. Market advices are
notwithstanding quiet but steady. 80
HAvRE-Cotton quiet. All qualitits slight
| ~ advanced. New Orleans tres ordinaire
1O7 francs. Sales of the week 1900 bales.
Flour very dull; holders Offer freely. bu
snow no disposition TO press sales. Wheat
firm, but heavy; inferior qualities declin-
| cd. Bacon steady; quotations nominal.
No battle has occurred.
The Allies have occupied Lonoto. Caste
glione and Monte-Cbaro.
Napoleon has joined the camp.r.g4ss
The Austrian Government has formal y
declared the cIuelties attributed 10 General
Urban in Cavour's proclamation, to be en-
tireIy uniuunded.
A sanginualy collision occurred at Peru
a,
in lab ants.
The Bourse has declined.
Prussia is moving her army upon the
Rhine .i
The King Of Belgium and Count Flanders
had arrived at Buckingham palace on visit
to the Queen.
PARis-Rentes decliued J; 6f so centimens
LIVERPOOL 24.-There is more enquiry
for Cotton, and the tone OF the market is
steadier.
The steamship City of Baltimore left Liver
pool on the 22nd, but broke her propeller and
was Compiled to put back. Her passenger
were transf,rcd TO the Vigo.
LIvERPooL-Flonr los 6d(0l3< I'd. Corn
que; m q 6; y ow 8s(@Ss Cd Bee
uuil Lard dull at So 0eoo, cd. Suga
buoyant. advanced to 10 p nee.
LoNDON-Whcat has an advancing tcnden-
cy. Sugar buOyant Money unchanged
American stocks an average business doing
without quetabe change. sHH
Arrival of the deIaide.
New YORK. July 6.-Tbe steamer Adelaid,
has arrived at st. Johns, with dates of Satur-
dav. % h, noon.
Cotton quiet. Breadstuffs steady. Provis-
ions dull; sales unimportant. Consols 924(G
924.
Napoleon telegraphed the Empress Friday
.vrnine that a terrible battle had been fought
and a great victory achieved. The Who'll
Austrian army was formed in IA line of bat
tie extending five leagues. The battle lasted
from four O'Clock in the morning till eight in
the evening. The French took many flags.
cannons and prisoners
A Vienna dispatch says the battle is pro-
crossing. No details.
Previous accounts from the seat of war said
that the Austrian force on the MinciO War
2S0 600 strong and that the entire Frencl.
70 ce had passed Monte Charo.
The Pie montesc had advanced towards Pes
cLi ia.
Napoleon had demanded permission to
march 10000 troops through Hanover to the
Rhine.
1t was believed that the basis OF the pro-
posed mediation by Prussia would not b.
acceptable to France, and Prussia would
thereby b, come involved in the war. 1t is
tlso rumored that Prussia has threatened to
.t-sist in supprcssing the Hungarian revolu
tionary movement.
ENGLAND-Parliament proceeding hav
been suspended till the Ministers are reel, c..
ed.
1t is rumored that the NV Ministry would
curtail the Naval expenditures.
LIvERPoOL-The weather has been unfavor
able for crops, though harvest prospects re
favorable.