The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-07-27

il rumored a. carirlione that the Auslriau'
have retired into Verona.
The London II~rsid's Turin correspo nden
saws. .ihsi 2O.OoD troops have been ordered
from Malin TO Bfescia. aud 1000 iron
Turin.
The Balm correspondent Of the L,ndon
Times says that Pfusri4's new proposals are
in The hands OF the representatives. of Rus.
sin aud Epgland; also that in week me
Prussian army u De 10 iull march. Txo
corps L'armee viii be stationed on The Siie
sian frontier to guard against lsrssia. 0a
The lower middle Rhine ~ 900 Ptu-sisns
will be stationed. aud when All i,et prepara-
tons are completed, Pru<sia viii probably
make her proprosaIs 20 France, y hich wi.l
undoubtedly be refused.
kossuth srrived At Genoa on The - ! ant
went on The 33i 10 Turin--ihe Italians
greeted him everywhere most enihusiaS'i-
rally, since they regard his presence a. q
new pledge that Naporon does noi wish 10
Interfere with their liberties. He had 4 long
interview with C.vour on the d,y Of battle
and LETT the capitol on the following day to
see the k.ng Of Sardinia aud the Eanpe-
rrr Napoleon. The question Of the in.a-
-on of Hungary msy therefore be settled
within lie next week
Il seems thai the necessity of carfyi
he war into Hungary, "a der 10 iorce
Austria ino peace. u already irli 81 hea y
quarters. especially since Pras-ia'- mos e.
'nrnis have assumed more determined
character, and given hope 10 Au-,r That i
w'l rus ~ her 'escue. Napoleon j. pre-
parng ier that eyentuaiy, loo, certain lha,
- \ Prussia really enter into he war, al!
Frnnce would ri<e a. his word a aGr,nan
rr,ssinn i Just he thing Which A,uld give
slab ~ u th- new dynasty.
THrsaP LEvS crNs.
a ieiter d--rrlb nI The Daiiisnf Silierino
nys: The rev artillery decidri the DAY
Their hollow bpll- can be found ~lIh crm
plrre precision ~ TWO miles distant; four
teen seconds Is required % trsvel lnut die
iaurs. Wnsn they strike they hurst aiih
ffigh'lrl en-ci. TIL n,.ll.ry completely
q. lnaral zad The Alslri.ns aud lhry prJfitrd
hy The storm 70 retreat.
QufHsc -Ipls Is.
rsris July &. The Official condemnation
oy the Frfuea . nmet Of he rriicr III
ne rar, Sss \. A- 'hai ,e~pec, M The
papscy fm- programme which
The + Ear3r Nasr'rn y carving ont.
Ths N ,nIieur NJ = \ gnapu I,-nes d la,-
ter from 4 ,uuf Ciyour 10 ihc Junf, ~ 10
oena. saying 'hat King Victor Emanuel
would mt sccepi the union u Eomagna
with Piedm NJ. bnt would direct the Roman
forces 70 concur Tor the purpose u obtaining
Italian Independence.
Gen. psli-,ier- corps IL observe the from
tier Of The Rhine will be ia canicnmenis BY
The 18Th instant. |, viii comprise lGU,-
600 infani.y. - ooO cavalry. aud f,coo can
non.
The Vienna cofresp ponden' oi The London
Times saws something unusual y going on
between France. Russia, and Turkey. and
he would rnt be surprised il Turkey was %
turn against Austris.
Four Russian corps are already on war
footing. A the officers % limited leave
have been ordered 10 joiu. A levy or re-
crui's j. expected.
England Lord Lyndhurs. made speech
in The House oi Lords. strongly advocating
vigorous measures Of def nee. both on sea
and land lie regarded the assertion that
France had 10 wish to invade England a.
undeserving Of consideration. England
might I've 10 perfect indeps ndence oi French
icrbesrance. relying on the vieor q her pes
pie.
A Fourth Of july b'nquet took plsce a.
: James's Hail, London. t,nsul csmp-
bell presided. Much enthusiasm prevpile y.
aud the usual tpas,s were drank. Mr. Dali
las. the American Minister, made speech
ia which he compared the position Of I'aly
10 that OF the .iied Safes 10 l776. and ex.
pressed a strong sympathy with the cause u
national indepe ndence, sxist where II
may. lie proposed loas, 70 the same ef-