Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-07-09

AuVlceS from Egypt say CnaC the faSna
has ordered the suspension of the works in
connection with the canal across the 1sthmus
of SueZ.
The French Consul had protested against
this interference
The Vanderbilt passed, June 23d, in lati-
tude 1880, longitude 6I:9, the steamer New
York hence for Bremen.
A dispatch from Berlin says that six Prus-
sian corps d'armee, besides the guard, are to
be modified, and three others kept in reserve
to oppose Russia is necessary. All the other
corps will be concentrated on the Rhine, and
only sufficient lumber of troops left in the
provinces to garrison the towns and fortress
eS.
The various bulletins from the seat of war
present the following as the present state of
affairs:
The Sandman army is in position before
Brescia in lines with the French troops.
The cities of Fano, Fossourbono, Seat and
Ancona have all pronounced in favor of the
national cause. Another dispatch says that
the Austrians had re-occupied Montevolo, on
the 18th, in considerable force.
The report that French corps d'armee
had occupied the Valtelline is untrue.
A Lombard corps, under some of Garibal-
dis officers, was stationed there.
Two thousand Papal troops had been sent
from Rome to restore order in Piniga.
A collision had taken place at Corsica be-
tween detachment of the Papal troops and
the inhabitants.
A dispatch from Turin, dated the 18th
ult., says that the Emperor Napoleon entered
Brescia on that day with Victor Emanuel
Much popular enthusiasm accompanied the
march of the allied army throughout Lom-
hardy.
The districts on the right of the Tiber, also
Lind de Cadello had declared for the ma
tional cause.
Victor Emanuel, in refusing the dictator
ship of Bulogna, told the commissioners that
he should disapprove of every act subversive
of contrary to equality, and prejudicial to
the cause of national independence.
The King had also sent message to the
Pope to assure him that he has nothing to
fear, and that the independence of the Pc
nnsula should be guarantee and not a me-
mace to the neutrality and integrity of the
States of the church.
A despatch from Berne, dated the 18th ult.,
saws that the Austrians in great force have
occupied the Stelvio Pass, blown up the
Devils bridge, and planted their artillery in
the pass. They have also made intrench-
ments at Manders.
A French army is advancing, by forced
marches, against this position.
Gen. Garibaldi was organizing a free corps
in the Valtelline.
The city Of Mantua is besieged. The pro,
visioning of the place has been ordered.
The Austrians had destroyed the railway
from Milan to Brescia.
The French official reports make their loss
at the battle of Magenta S23 killed, 2,165
wounded, and 40 missing; and at Maleg
nano 154 killed and wounded and GA missing
The Austrian prisoners are to be sent tc
Algiers to be employed on the public works
agriculture, &C. Gold and silver medals arr
to be distributed by the King of Sardinia tt
the Zouaves who distinguished themselves a
Palestro.
A dispatch from Munich says that Major
Gen. Won Tanu had gone to Berlin on
special mission,
Advices from Egypt say that the Pash
had suspended the Suez canal works, that M
Leseps had protested, and that the Frenc
Consul was about to interfere in the matter
King Leopold, of Belgium, was making pre-
parations to visit England.
The London Times, in speaking of Kos
suth's mission to Italy, says he will be en-
ployed at once in acting on the Hungaria
regiments in the Austrian service, and,
possible, produce revolt in Hungary. Th
same paper, in referring to the Russian circ'
lar of the 9th Of May, says that it had faile
to convince the German governments. Primo
Gortschakoff's dispatch must be considere
, complete confirmation of the continual
: recurring report that Russia has promise
} France to interfere should the German Bul
render assistance to Austria.
A dispatch from Paris says: One hundrt
rifled cannon were sent, on the 18th ult.,
the army in Italy.
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9 among European troops.
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