Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-06-03
Borrtgn Mus.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE {

NEW DIRK, May 2O.-Oteamshlp hSia'
Captain Lott, from Liverpool on the l4th'
arrived off Sandy Hook at seven o'clock this
morning. The steamships Fulton and City
of Manchester arrived on the 18th, and the
Arabia on the lith.
The Asia arrived at $50. She left Liver
pool at $50 p. NJ. on the 18th, having been
detained till that honr to enable merchants
to answer letters per Arabia, which arrived
on that day in nine days eighteen hours from
New York Her odviccs, therefore, come
down to the middle Of the afternoon of her
day of sailing
No fighting had yet taken place in Italy.
Napoleon had reached Genoa, where he is
sued a stirring address to his army.
England had formally proclaimed her neu-
trality.
Count Buol had resigned his position in
the Austrian Ministry, and had been succeed
cd by Count Rechberg
LONDON, Saturday Morning. The follow
ing dispatch is received
Genoa. Friday. The following Order of
the Day has just been issued 10y the Emperor
Napoleon
To the Army of Italy Soldiers come
to place myself at your head, TO conduct you
to the combat. We are about to second the
struggles of people now indicating its in
dependence, and to rescue II from foreign
oppression. This is sacred cause which
has the sympathes of the civilized world.
need not stimulate your ardor; every step
will remind you Of a victory.
In the Via Sacra of Ancient Rome inscrip-
tons were chiselod upon the marble, remind
ing people of their exalted deeds. 1t is the
same to-day. In passing Mondori, Marengo,
D.
i'm the midst of these glorious rocollections,
be marching in another Via Sacra Preserve
that strict discipline which is the honor Of
the army here Forget it not there are other
enemies than those we fight against in battle.
Remain compact and abandon not your ranks
to hasten forward.
Beware of too great enthusiasm, which is
the only thing fear The new arms de pre-
cision are dangerous only at distance; they
will not prevent the bayonet from being what
it has hitherto heen-the terrible weapon of
the French Infantry.
soldiers--Lct us all do our duty. and put
our confidence in God. Our country expects
much of YOU From one end of France to
the other the following words of happy au-
curry re-echo: 'The new Army of Italy will
be worthy of her Elder Sister
NAPOLEON.
Genoa Friday. The Emperor, accompani-
ed by the military authorities visited the
barracks at St. Benigo to-day. lie was
greeted on his way by the acelamations of
the populace The Emperor has addressed
proclamation to the army. 1t is asserted
that his departure for the army is fixed for
tomorrow.
Turin, Friday Advices from Genoa state
Cd e.. D q II.
yesterday evening, Illuminated The Empcr-
or. accompanied by Prince Napoleon and
Prince Carignano. attended the performance
at the theatre and met most enthusiastic
reception.
The King of Sardinia went TO Genoa this
morning, to visit the Emperor, and returned
again TO headquarters at $50 A. NJ.
Official Bulletins. Six hundred Austrians,
ON their way to piaconza. have occupied Rev
crgaro, on the river Trebbia. The head
quarters are at Robbie.
The wounded have been conveyed to Occi-
miano.
Turin, Friday Official bulletin published
this evening The enemy are increasing their
forces near Castle st. Giovanni, on the road
from piacenza to Stradello They have con-
structcd bridges near Nicgano and Motta Wis
Our soldiers have pushed forward strong
accommodating party as far as Caocino di Stra
near Vorcelli, and our artillery began can
nonading the enemy, which, however, was
not replied to by them
} Our troops have rctaken their former posi-
ton.
= Prussia. - Berlin, Friday. In to-day Is
sitting of the Upper House the money sup
g. plies demanded by government were unani-
mously voted, with many expressions of con-
fdenco. All the speakers were anti-Napo-
leonic and in favor Of German nationality.
GERNANY. - Frankfort n-the-Main, Fri
day. In an extraordinary sitting Of the Fed
cral Diet to-day the proposition of the mill
j tary commission to put the garrsons Of the
Federal fortress on a war footing was agreed
TO.
The Hanoverian representative proposed
that a corps of observation should be placed
upon the upper Rhine, but Prussia protested
i, against such measure. The President Of
! the Diet. the Austrian Ambassador had, in
= consequence Of a summons to repair to Wen.
ma, quilted Frankfort without being present
at the sitting.
1t is affirmed in Ministerial circles at Ber-
lin that Prussia, for the moment, maintains
an expectant policy, and has not bound herse
TO any power to remain neutral. Germany
is disposed to leave the initiative to Prussia
as she will have the heaviest burden to sup
port in the common defense.
TURKEY.-Marsoiles Thursday evening
u .Advices have been received from CONSTANT
= nope to the 4th The agitation is ncreasin.
! in the Turkish Provinces, especially Bosnia
Il The Turkish government has, therefore, in
creased the number of troops to Watow
Bosnia, Servia and Montenegro
ACCOMPLISHMENTS vessels have been ad
} vsed merely to navigate the Danube anC
) Dardanels
e The Austrian government has stopped thu
transmission of political news to CONSTANT
= nople by telegraph
The European inhabitants have requisite,
= that the telegraph at Jassy be joined to tn
Prussian lines
u Yesterday sanguinary conflict took plac
between the French and Austrians residing
here.
Is The projected mission of Prince Winds
n chgratz to St. Petersburg is abandoned.
a FRANcE.-Pars, Friday. A rumor is cur
n rent that change of ministry irimical t
% France has taken place at Berlin, and tn