Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-12
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMERS CITY OF
BALTIMORE AND ADELAIDE.

| NEW York, July LITTLE Steamships CITY
of Baltimore aud Adelaide have arrived. The
! adelaide comes from Liverpool via ST. Johns,
y: r, to which point she brought the first ir-
teliigence of the battle of Salferino. The CITY
OF baltimore left Liverpool On the 2g,h nnI
/ brings 10 later advices.
! The steamship City of Baltimore has arrived
She ielt liverpool on the 29th, but brings Liver
pool dates to the 5Uth uit., received bv tIesraph
10 Queenstown, where She stopped on her pas
Count Pourtales, the Prussian Ambassador.
army.
Layback has been fixed upon as the seat of
| goverumcnt of Loubagdv
lac Austrian headquarters have been moved
form Villa Franca to Eero2a.
Rhine.
Gen Gyulai, the ex-com,nandlcr-in.clriefo of
the Austrian army, has taken command as
Colonel OF u regiment barring his name
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
says, IN regard to the battle 0i SullerinO, that
Ite'i Neil with $4,000 men and two divisions of
cavalry, IN all about $4,000, was engaged in
forcing Austrian centre Alter ID hours f;ght-
ing, the AuSt:laus had brought up reserves of
oo,uUO and the Allies their TcSclYv OF $4,000
men 1t was most critical movement, aud in
three hours more the general fighting ended to
the advantage OF the Allies In. HoGavus are
SAID 10 have been much cnt up and the first
chasseurS OF Algeria wete terribly treated
/ -FOUR Generals were wounded anu one killed.
Orders had been received at Milan To prepare
fourteen thousand beds tor the wounded.
| PARIS, June 29.-The Monitsur contains de-
tails of the battle of Salteriuo, but there are
reports OF different attacks vi various CORPS
d'armee. The 1oAiteur does not state the NUN.
Der of killed or wounded OH either side.
TURIN, 2Sth.-Ihe Piedlnontcse Gazetts pub
'lShcs official details of the battle, written ON
the same evening. According to positive iulOr-
nation, 2o,uUu SardlUianS held their ground
| against 5U,Ou0 Austfians, who occupied Il for.
mIdabie position, from which they were dis
lodged by the Sardin:anS, uuder the orders of
! King Victor Emanuel. Tile Sardinian loss is
said TO be about ,ouJ killed and the same nuu.-
Der wounded.
! Tie London 7T@es Paris correspondent re-
ports that Il project has been opened for the
mob!liZation OF lU0 battalion of National Guard
an'l recognizing them for garrison duty
LIVERPOOL, June 3Oth.-Ehe sales vi cotton
/ yesterday, were 5000 bales. market closing
steady. Breadstutts steady. Provisions quiet
4 LoSDoN, June 39.-Cous Is 92Say23.
i The details received OF the recent massacre
neither age nor sex was spared during the mut-
der bY the soldiers.
! FgoT SouTa AMERlcA-Rio .anciro aJvices
I to june 1t.I, had reached Lisbon News from
BueEoS Ayres had heeu received, stating that
J, 600 men had Invaded the Argentine conieG a.
ton Paraguay had promised to assist Gen
UTSulZo with tcur steamers. The Brazi!S are
to remain neutral, but are increasing their naval
forces in the river La Platte Four steamers
had been purchased hy Bueuos Ayers. No
! political newS trnC. Brazil.
The London Tines correspondent saws that
the PledmonteSc were ut one time during the
battle Of SalFesiGo were completely crveIoped
hy- fflaA b..T ~,