Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-13
Gatrsi By GrItgrapb.
--latest from Europe.
Arrival Of the North BritOn,
QrEnrc. JUNG Il


The steamship North Briton, which leit
Liverpool on the st inst, has arrived She
brings dates two days later than the tele-
graphic ndyices received by the arrival Of the
steamer Arag0, at st. Johns, n. H.
The steamships Niagara and Bavaria had
arrived out.
There had been no decisive battle between
the main armies The Sardinians have,
however, succeeded in forcinga passage over
the river Sesia, and capturing Palastro from
the enemy
Rumors have been received from Lombar-
dy to the effect that Gen. Garabaldi had met
with q repulse.
The Emperor Napoleon was about rcmov-
ing the head quarters OF the allies 10 Casale.
II is reported at Paris that as soon rs the
French enter Milan, England and Prussia
will jointly make strenuous efforts to ter
inmate the war, by negotiation.
A fight had occurred at Florence, between
some English and American sailors.
II was reported that the Emperor Of Aus
tria, the Arch Duke Charles, and Gen Hess
all reached Verona on the 31st ult., on their
way to head quarters.
GREAT BRITA1N-The English Parlia-
ment met on the 3lst ult Speaker Denni-
FRANoE.-lt is rumored that Napoleon
will return to Paris in August, after the first
series Of military operations are carried into
effect.
Heavy shipments continue 10 be made
Of artillery and siege materials.
GERMANY. The military committee Of
the German Diet, have approved motion to
place an army on the Rhine.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, May 3l.-Flour is dull, and
all qualities have slightly declined.
Breadstufls generally have declining
tendency.
For Provisions, the market closes steady.
AT London, on the 3lst, consols were quo
ted at 93a939S.
Manchester advices continue favorable
The markets are generally active.
Richardson & Spence's Circular reports
that the weather continues favorable for the
crops; and the market for breadstufIs has a
declining tendency.
The -four market is very dull, and all quail
tiles are 2a3d. lower American is quoted
at Ils@13s Sd.
Wheat is very dull; but quotations are
nominally unchanged.
Corn is also very dull and prices are quo
ted at Gs 8dG6s Cd. Yellow at 6s 9d(a7s
| Id, and white at 8sG8s Cd.
The Paris Bourse was buoyant, at an ad-
vance Of over per cent. per cents. closed
at 62E@75.
Additional Items.
In the market for English Railway Stocks
there was yesterday further advance of +
to per cent
DR.. Healthy, the medical officer OF
health, for the city of London, reports
that the Thames has within the last few
! days, notwithstanding the early period of
the year, exhibited unmstakable symptoms
OF Ohensiveness and more pungently than
last summer
Miss Florence Nightingale is in a preca,
rious state OF health, hut the Advertiser con.
tradicts the report of her having entered u
! Convent
The Bankers Magazine, in reference to
the prospects OF the money market, says,
that the expectation seems to be that the
value OF accommodation for the present will
be comparatively easy, but that subsequent.
ly an increased demand will arise which
may even carry the ratio towards the close
OF the yerr to AZ or 5 per cent The Daily
News city article of Tuesday evening saws
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day amounted to 8 per cent making per
cent in two days, and total rebound of D
per cent from the lowest point touched du
ring the panic Most other classes of se e.
curities also participated in tbs upward
moVemeet
Among the considerations which assisted
the rise to-day, was an impression that the
Austrians are getting the worst Of the strug,
gle, and that an early and general advance
Of the allied forces is probable
The improvement established in the for-
eign exchanges at a moment when gold is
flowing in 80 freely from Russia Turkey,
and the United States, independently of the
remittance es again becoming due from Aus
tralia, likewise operated on tho favorable
side
There were no bullion operations at the
bank to-day.
The gold arrivals from St Petersburg to-
day amount to SS9,000 nearly the whole of
which is expected to be taken to the bank.
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