Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-05-21
LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEW York, May l8.

NEW YORK, May l6.
The steamers Weser and Broussa, from
Southampton with news to the Sd instant,
arrived last evening.
The details Of the earlier movements Of
the be'ligerent armies ~ they approached
each other on the plains Of Piedmont are
thus far exclusively derived from Geographic
dispatches.
VIENNA, Thursday.-News from the seat
Of war must be received with considerable
reserve, but there IS reason to believe that
four divisions commenced operations es-
yesterday. One division, under General
Baron Zogl, probably advanced from PA
probably crossed the Ticino at Pavia.
Gen. Burfield crossed the bridge at Buffa.
loso, and met with little or no resistance.
tn division under Gen. Reisebach proba.
bly, crossed the Ticino by means Of pom.
toon bridge. .,..
TURIN. Friday Generals Csnrobert and
Neil have arrived here aud gone to join the
king. ...-.,.
The declaration Of the French troops =:
Genoa continues. A considerable part o
the division Of the Alps is encamped at Susa
in Piedmont. ..0...-.... ...,.-9 T.. :.
The Austrians are concentrating in great
masses 1t Placetza. where . proclamation
has been issued by an Austrian Commissioners
Extraordinary. ~. a"sls.s- a., Is.
! TURIN, Sunday Evening.-The following
official bulletin has been published
Two thousand AuStrlans occupy Montara,
and 4Ol infantry and cavalry. No move.
uent has been made towards Vercilli.
The Austrians in large numbers have
quilted Placenza and proclaimed state
ment Of seige. They appear % have .concen'
tra;ed the forces on the left bank Of the 20.
ST.. JOHNS. N. B., May 16.
The Steamship Arago passed Cape Race,
and All abstract Of her news which was put
on board a fishing boat by Capt. Lyons, has
reached this port.
/ J., The news has been mainly anticipated by
arrivals at New York, but being one day
later, possess one or two features Of interest.
NspoIeon's manifesto appeared in the
Moni,eur of the Sd. :
TIE Bank Of France had raised its rate Of
discount from to 4 per cent.
In Liverpool, breadstutis market again
opened buoyant, and prices advanced consid.
eraby for all descrip ions-closiny quiet
Provisions had a general upward tendency.
| There had been no collision between the
Austrian and Sandman army, but one was
expected at any moment.
Napoleon had sent forward declaration OF
war to his legisla if. announcing his inteu-
ton to head his army.
VIENNA. Friday evening-In all proba-
b'lity there was sharp action ut the Telede-
port Butf'iosa, yesterday.
! 1t is reported that the Austrians, after q
considerable loss, took it at the point Of the
bayonet. 1t is said that Monlara had beer
taken t" day.
VIENNA, Sunday.-The Austrians have
occupied Intra Pa|azzo and Ar'ma on the
lago Masyiora, the Sardinans reatreating on
their approach.
Tae telegraph wires to Switzerland have
been cut by the AuStrianS.
TURIN, Saturday. The corps de a:mie
which tered Piedm mt by Bravellons, con,
sisted Of 20 ba,talions.
! TURIN. >a' urday evaning.-The following
official bulletin has been published.
THE Au>trians who were Concentrated
at Pavia are marching IN large bodies tc
uontara General McMah"n has arrived al
Genoa. Troops have Quilted Genoa en- route
Tor Ale>sandria."
TURIN. May There is considerable
movement Of troops to Alessandria. T"e
king has gone to take command.
The French infantry and artillery contin.
ue to arrive No decisive movement has
yet been mcde.
The French were pouring into Piedmont
I The commercial Intelligence is the same
as that by the Arago.
The advance in the rates Of interest by the
Bank o. England was expected to be made
by the 5th.
From the Nova Scotian we learn tina,
some engagements are reported, but nal
confirmed and battle was expected abou'
the 5th.
The French Minister at Vienna and the
Austrian Minister had both Quilted thei'
posts.
Napoleon was expected to leave on tn,
9th.
Napoleon sent to the corps legislatitf, o,
the Sd, strong wsrlike manifesto. in which
he says that Austria has virtually declared
war against France, and nothing remains
: for France but to take up the sword Of de-
fen>c. He declaims all idea Of a conquest
and processes nothing but the purest sympa
thy for Italy, and says he is about to place
himself at the head Of the army and leave
the Empress and his son to the patriotic
care Of the French people.
l. Austrian troops wcro concentrating along
the Sess;a, and had occupied Vercillia.
Trieste and the surrounding territory lat
been declared in state Of siege. Genera
: Gsnlay, the Austrian commander, has i'm
posed heavy contribution.
The English parliamentary elections wer'
} progressing. The government gain, out .
1856 returns, is Is to ~. Many cou ntr;
and Irish elections were yet undecided.
The panic on 'Change at London has sub
sided. Business was dull, but consols ha'
advanced.
/ On the Paris Bourse the per cent de-
, clined to 6Oi. 75c.
: " Jimmy Maher, the we'll known gard
( ener Of the public grounds. at Washington
died in that city, on Friday last. The ''cn
! SIT tio', says: He came to Washington