The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-29
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF rae m 1MRN.

.SAHDr Hook, June ~.
The steamship Bremen passed here last
evening from Bremen, with Liverpool dates
10 tho 18th inst.
The British Ministry has resigned, IL eouA
sequence OF the want Of confidence resolu-
ton in tho House Of Commons. Lord Pal
nerston il the nee Premier, and Lord John
Russell the Secretary Of Foreign Affairs.
The latest intelligence from the seat Of
war 10 that the Austrians have evacuated ri.
aeenss, Pavia, Lodi, Bologna and Ancona.
The citadel and forti6eations Ct Piaeensa
were first blown up.
The death Of Aesternieh 10 announced.
Liverpool, June l3.--Salss Of Cotton to-
day 5000 balss. Market closed dull but
steady, and prices slighsly favoring buyers.
Breadstuds dull; ssles unimportant, and quo-
tations nominal. Wssther favorable for the
crops. Provision and Produce markets
steady.
London, June l3.-Lord Granville was
6rst summoned BY the Queen, but he could
not form q ministry. IL seems that the Cab
met assembled Cd Saturday, determined to
place their resignation in the hands OK the
Queen, which was done, and . formal an
nouncement VAS made BY Lord Derby at the
Banquet Of the Merchant Tailors Company,
at hich several ministers were present.
Lord Granville, after N audience with the
Queen, waited on Lord Palnsrston, who CON-
sented to waive bis claims and serve under
Granville.
In the interview with Lord John Russell,
Lord Granville found him Disposed to insist
on conditions which made . union With Pal
was presided over BY Granville or any other.
"A "a ~ ~ n
would be the only obstacle to union be-
tween P.lmerston and Russell, sen. for PAL
merston, who had On hours Interview, and
strsightvsy sought one with Russell, who
agreed to serve under him, but not under any
other person.
The London Times says that Russell is IN
ardent friend Of Italy, and both he and Pal
merston want Austria to admit her defeat,
her ascertained inferiority, and the incurable
Disadvantages OF her position south Of the
Alps. Both are Of the opinion that she will
| consult her own greatness, by relinquishing
. territory which cost great army, and still
greater odium.
Il 10 rumorsd that Napoleon will return to
France and that Pellissier will DO Command
or in Chief.
The Austrians left their provisions, anmu-
milton and cannon behind in tho evacuation
Ut Piacensa. The Austrians quilted Bologna
on the llth for Modena.
GaribAldi occupied Bergamo, and bad re-.
pulsed 1900 Austrisns who were marching
against him from Breseis.
| Kussia has copciaded . Financial Conven-
ton with tho Kothschilds. No details.
Tho French passed tho AIDA river withou.
striking blow.
Wheat declined three shillings in LONDON
The Austrians have evacuated oil the states
OF the Church, including ferrara. Austrian
correspondence says the Austrians ct Maleg.
nano yielded only TO . decidedly superior
force, and retired, uDpursued, in perfect or
der.
A submarine telegraph is to be laid from
Weybourn to Denmark.
The Emperor Of Austria, il is said, will
take command in person while acting on the
defensive.
The Austrian loss at Palestro, Official Is
officers. 5l3 men killed; one General. % OF
Gers, 87S mon wounded; 6 officers TIA men
missing.
Garibsldi's corps threatens Southern Ty.
rol from vslcanonioa, Val Trompia and Bag.
alino.
The French feet in the Adriatio had re-.
ceived powerful rsnforcemsnts. The land
ing OF the troops will commence soon be-
| tween Venice and Trieste.
The Austrian head quarters are probably
Ut Mantua.