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.Ncc York, JaIy 1.-The steamer
Northern Light has arrived with San
Francisco dates 10 the 10th. and Panama
dates to the 22d. Business was brisk on
the South coast since the departure Of the
Spanish fleet, whose destination is not
known. All other Republics of Snnth
America were driving away the Spanish
residents.
The Congress met at San Diego on the
LIST. Perez message was received with
Kisses. M
A resolution is awaiting favorable
opportunity to burst forth among the Chi
leans, and Valparaiso is being strongly for
tilted.
New York JMy.-The steamer Bremen,
from southampton ON the Goth June. has
arrived.
Prussia on the 18th formally declared
war against Austria. Italy, also, the samo
day declared war.
The entrance of Prussians into Saxony
was preceded by formal declaration Of
war against that Kingdom, TO which the
King of Saxony responded by rocla,na-
ton to his faithful people.
The King Of Saxony left Dresden to
join the army in Bohemia. and it is ru-
mored That the Saxons had effected juno
ton will, the Austrians, and that the
Prussians occupied Dresden and overrun
the entire kingdom, rushing 10 Bohemia.
The Austrians had made a demonstration
ON the Silesian frontier, rear Nrisse. and
the entry of the Austrians into Saxony
was hourly expected. The King of Hau-
over had joined the army at Gottingen.
The ministerial crisis in England was
believed would end in the resignation of
the ministers ard dissolution Of Parlia-
ment.
The Prussians have entered Austrian
Siesia. St. Petersburg sdvices deny that
there have been any movement Of the
Prussian troops, and says non-interven-
ton continues to be the policy Of Russia.
Nothing authentic has been made known
of the communication made by France to
Austria, but the Vienna press denies hav-
ing made any agreement with Prussia'
and that if Austria does not menace the
existing kingdom Of Italy, and if success
full docs not advance beyond Milan. France
will not interfere. but will assist in the
conclusion Of definite peace. and further
propose to Italy to pay an indemnity tor
Austrian expenses for the war.
Victor Emanuel had issued . stirring
manifesto to Italians, in which he recapit-
ulates the effect Of the last war On Italy.
and rri,c,a tes that for supreme reasons.
the noble province Of venrsia was allowed
to remain in the hands Of Austria. but .
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