Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-06-03

The inhabitants of Canobia had resolutely
refused to supply the Austrian frigate Rad
etzki with provisions. and she was Obliged to
sail without them.
ROME, May l5.-Thc Duke de Gramont
left to-day for Genoa, by Geographic order
from the Emperor
VIENNA, May lG.-On the 18th inst. an
English merchant steamer, bringing the Egvp-
tian and Indian mails aud ity-six passenger,
to Trieste, was overhaulcd by boats of
French liner off Sassana, opposite Avolona.
TURIN, May 6.-Tho official bulletin pub.
lshed yesterday announces certain movements
of the Austrians from Stradclla towards Vog-
hera.
FRANoE.-Thc Paris correspondent Of TIE
london Times says. the confidence in the sue
cess Of the army in Italy is so great that pre-.
partitions will soon be made at Notre Dame
for the re Doum, in Thanksgiving for great
victory. 1t is expected to be announced next
week
All officers of the regiment of sappers, to
be commanded by Prince Napoleon left Paris
on the l4th for Toulon.
a train Of sege artillery had also left for
Italy.
\ 1t is rumored that arms have been sent to
Hungary, and that the Hungarians abroad
arc employed in iomenting instruction in
their country
It is reported that the Emperor Napoleon.
before leaving Paris, addressed a letter to
Queen Victoria repeating his promise to take
no step during the war, compromising the in
forests of England
/ GERNANY.-A dispatch from Berlin saws.
the Diet was closed on the 18th by the Prince
Regent in person, who, in speech. said that
Prussia was determined to maintain the ball
ance of power in Europe, and stand up for
security protection, and the national interests
of Germany, and expected all German COM
sentative powers to stand firmly by her side
in the fulfllment Of that mission
I The mobilization Of eight corps d'armeo is
completcd-prince William Frederick Com
mander-in- Chief
ONE DAY LATER.
New YORK, May 30. - steamship Ham
monia arrived this morning from SOUTHAMPTON
18th inst, and brings London papers Of that
day.
/ Napoleon remained at Alcssaudria. busted
with his generals in laying strategotica plans.
The Piedmontese calvary had fallen in with
a detachment Of Austrian hnssars, and made
some prisoners.
The Austrians had withdrawn from Voe-
hera to Casteggio.
austria mas recognized the neutrality Of the
States of the Church.
Inc oHasc oil stella mad been threateno@
oy ."e AustrIahs, VINO nave workmen assem-
Ole 20, 'hcle' ana az otner points on the 70
Il, Inc waters OIL 'ne TO had risen
Inc women ana chldreh OF the country
were conPoNed oy the Aus'rians to labor at
'he "oiNs'
several o'Ialhiah mayors VINO refused TO
comply With ihe Austrian demand for contrl-
buttons hao oeen arrested.
four Austrian merchant vessels had been
captured by the French squadron ia the Adj
nauc.
Rams were falling lncessantly, which ac-
counts for the inactivity Of the troops. Some
OF the Austrian works were damaged
The French squadron was before Venice on
the iota.
Inc austrian Lloyds had stopped running
all their steamers,
Il hoNE, May lo.-on the I'm inst, the
b. tuscan Oonsul at Aneona hauled down his
nag. On the l2th' the French and Sandman
e Oon.nis protested to the Delegate against the
continuation OF iortheouon' and threatened
10 demand thelr passports AT midnight the