Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-20
LATE NEWS.
Arrival u tho CITY Of WaSAi0gton
ONE DAY LATER,
Proposition Of the German
Diet.

Diet.
New YORK, July ls.-The steamship City
of Washington arrived at this port this p.
m., with London and Liverpool telsgrsphic
advices to the 7th inst. She stopped ct
Cork.
The next battle between the Austrians
and the Allies it was expected would take
place on the river Adige.
1t was reported that the British mail
steamers had been requested by the govern.
ment TO prepare tO carry armaments.
Ancona was declared 10 state Of siege.
Consols are quoted at % l-4aa3 l.2.
Bread''uff. are dali .sd the quotations
nominal
Corn steady and there IL an increased
demand for yellow.
Provisions generally dull.
Produce unchanged
The latest by telegraph from London to
Queenstown.
LONDON. July THE Paris eorrespon-
dent Of the London Times says the Minister
Of War and Marshal Pelissier have had
sno,h r conference for tho purpose Of con-
certing measures to complete the organiza.
ton Of the army of the East. An eighth
division is in process Of organization at Ly.
Ons. to reinforce the army in Italy.
A telegram from Trieste dated to-day,
says advices from Naples to the 28th ult.,
announces that legal proceedings have been
taken against secret political society at
Messins, and several arrests had been
made.
Advices have also been received from
Aneons to the SOth Of June. Gen. Cslter
rD hoA fo1 of L.
and declared it in > state Of SIEGE gen.
eraI dssrming of the citizens had been or
dered.
An address of the Sandman Admiral to
the people Of Messina, had been issued.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says that letter from the head quar-.
ters OF Prince Napoleon. state that another
great battle was expected to take place on
the Adige.
The Austrians are believed to have 800
600 men in the line.
Y A fresh battalion vas organizing in Paris.
Reliable information had reached Vienna
that Garibaldi's men had violated Tyrol by
entering the Tomato Pass. Prince Windi,
schgratz has been sent to Berlin to acq uaint
the Prusslan Government of this tact But
when such an armed mediation constitutes
a part of the ultimatum, is not France enti-
tied to reply that the conditions of peace
ought to be proposed by all the great pow
ers conformity and not by Prussia alone, and
that such an armed mediation made by
single power is equivalent to q declaration
of war. but when to maintain the Austrian
possessions in Italy, German army of a
million shall be put in motion to attack
France, can the Palmerston- Russell admins
tration remain Indifferent spectators Of a
new confederation The English minister
will most certainly not allow new war to
begin without first exhausting all its pow
ers Of persuation.
FRANKFoRr. July Cit is stated that the
proposals made by Prussia on the extraor
diDary sitting of the Federal Diet on the
4th we're the following:
1st. The first junction of the 9th and 10th
corps de armie to the Prussian army.
I'd. No appointment to the command In
any of the fonr non Prussian and non.Aus-
trian corps dc arm;e.
Sd. The placing Of all the reserve contin-
gent force ia readiness to march.
BERNE, July 6.-News has been received
from Bormio that corps OF s 900 Tvrolese
chasseurs had been threatening the Waite.
A'HSs Ous % g 81 COtNtuuo VI uoTIUbIujb 8uU
Cialdini's corps had repulsed them from
Odessa. and driven them as far az the first
Canton through the Stelvio Pass 1t is said
the Tyrolese suffered severely in the en-
gagement.
A Frankfort letter announces that the
Austrian Government have been compelled
by the battle Of Solferino. to dispatch to
the seat of war troops which it had held in
reserve in the Tyrol. That province being
subsequently, mensced by an invasion by
Garibaldis corps, it intends to propose to
the Diet in virtue Of the treaty Of Venice,
which requires German States to guarantee
each others German territory, to send .
German army into Tyrol.
Louis ka-south has issued proclamation
calling the Hungarian nation to srms to
stuggle for liberty, and announces that he
would soon be amoung them. The Invalide
Russo discusses the possible complications
of the war. Prussia, it says, has called out
an army Of 100000 men which will be re.
inforced by the federal contingent of l5O,-
900 men, and it is with such an enormous
display Of force thstlshe proposes to offer
her. mediation, to France and TO hasten tho
conclusion Of peace.