The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-20
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By TIE Z. q W. LIN
SAcKvILLr. Y. B., Nav 49,

Died 10 transmit The full details OF Tue bl-
rOpean intelligence.
Intelligence was hourly expected OF &C.
riOus battle between the contending forces,
but nothing Of importance had occurred at
that time.
Tie Austrians had crossed the Pc near
Canibij. They had also made al unsucceSs-
ful effort TO cross the Saline river, near Tras-
sinalto, On the Sd of May.
The Sardinian accounts Of the latter ef-
tort say that the cannonading lasted fifteen
hours. II recommended at 1 o clock on the
afternoon OF the 4th inst, and was kept up
during the remainder of the day. The Pied
mont troops had but Ave hundred, while
the AustrianS suffered considerably.
The AuStrians, on the Sd, commenced a
cannonade from the direction of Valensea,
without much effect
The official bulletin issued nc Turin on the
4th, says the Austrians have increased their
forces at Vercelli, and constructed defensive
works. They have also occupied Tfino ana
Tovietto, having guard at Tronseau. They
withdrew last night from Tortona. and yes
terday burned several arches OF the bridge
over the Sieryia at Piacinsea. The demo-
litiOn of the houses erected on the fortifca-
tions have also been ordered.
A Hamburg telegram has officially noti-
fed the government that she will not be
able TO protect the commercial vessels in
case of a war between Germany and France.
The London Globes Paris correspondent
says that Queen Victoria has sent an au-
tograph letter TO tie Emperor Napoleon,
expressing confidence in his strict honor
and that he will not go step further than
he assured her some months since.
The London News looks for the first
great battle to occur at Nov. 4 large
portion of the French army had been una
bic to cross the Alps in consequence Of the
passes being blocked up with snow. The
portion that had succeeded in crossing suf-
Tered terribly.
Ii is reported that Prince Napoleon will
command corps OF $500 troops on the
shores of the Adriatic.
y Turin correspondent OF the London
Daily News, asserts positively, that France
Is about 10 mobilize between 10000 and
500, zoo men, and that the French army on
the Rhine, Will amount 10 100000; "a 'he
Emperor fears Germany win not remain
quiet.
The same correspondent also asserts. that
the same day the Emperor leaves Paris for
4 the army-he will address solemn mani
/ festo TO the European Governments.
The Paris .uonifeW states that Austrian
vessels in the French ports, or those enter
/ ing, ignorant Of the war; are TO have de-
/ lay Of six weeks. IL also states that the
Emperor has decided that Austrian subjects
may continue to reside in France and the
/ French colonies as long as their conduct
4 furnishes no reason for complaint. Steam
ers are being chartered at Havre to carry
stores and troops from Marseilles TO Genoa
/ The Austrian Ambassador, before going
contided the protection Of the Austrian sub
jectS TO the Dutch Ambassador.
1t was reported that the French Govern.
ment was endeavoring TO secure the neu.
trality of Prussia, and had promised on
their side not to form an army of obServa.
ton on the Rhine, and that the war shall bt
confined to Italy.
The French subjects la Austria plac,
themselves under the protection of the Span
i5h Minister.
An Austrian corps of observation will b,
posted near Cracow, TO watch tie Russians
who are gathering on the Austrian from.
tier.
The citizens Of Milan had been ordered
to deliver Up all The arms in their posses
sion.
Gen. wein,ar has been entrusted with Ia,
defense Of Trieste and the Ilegrin coast.
The King of Sardinia had Issued decree
giving authority for the issuing Of addlticna
notes, to the amount OF 6,ooo. 900 francs
and engages TO lend the Government 30,
900 coo francs, at . per cent.
Money was so scarce AZ Vienna that III,
discount OF first class paper was lo@l2 pei
cent.
THE LATEST.
VIENHA, MAY C
The official bulletin OF Gen Giuay report
that on Wednesday, at a demonstration
near Gambia and TraSsinetto, orr side haC
twenty wounded Near Carnali we havt
thrown bridge over the Pc river, and TIL
troops hayc crossed over and fortified tht
head of the bridge. Yesterday on our rllii
road, near Vienna a train filled with trOop
came in collision with an ammunition train
some of which exploded. Some of the moi
were killed and SAG wounded.
\ great riot occurred at Limerick, Ire
land. The military were called out, AM
fred on the mob. killing two and woundin(
five. -s tt -t.A .s
At the Chester cup races, Leddington won
the American mare, Prioress, came in 4tb
l'Twenty-three horses ran.
DR.. Lardner is dead.
The Prince of Wales had embarked a
-Civita Nenetio, British man-Of- wal
for Gibralter. f...
The Duke OF Leeds mot Louis) dead
II was said that PeEigni will certainly b
4. the French Ambassador To London
Ii was reported on Monday, in the none
tary circles, that the ministry Of Grea
Britain intended 10 call ont the whole ~ III
Tia.
Fifty new hattalions TO he added Z
the line.
Lord Cowlcy reached London on Friday
and had pTOlracted interview with Malm;
, bury.
From Washington.
WAsnISGroS, May l9--M
The first installment Of the debt OF Sl0
600 OH the debt ascertained and adjusted o
the treaty recently concluded by MiniSt,
o. ] Reel with China and due by IL TO the A.