The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-06
ADDITIONAL BY THE AMERICA.
THE WAR.

TURIN. May 10 Yesterday several de tncbmentt
of Austrisns advanced to Csprisco, near Sar
Germans. driving f cattle and firing st the pea.
/ sauts. Our troope desiring to fight, awaited the
enemy at San Germans, but they Withdrew te
| Nsrceli which place. they his morning evacuated
/ after blowing up two arches Of the Bridge of Sc
zis. Our troops occupied VerceIi this afternoon
The AustriaDs with their artillery still en- the
| left bank of the river. No collision bad yet ta-
ken placs etween the opposing armies
| The Austrians had Withdrawn from Vercell
and b'oWn up the bridge,
| 1t was reported that General Guylai had sen,
word 20 bis government that his provisions we're
beginning to fail in Piedmont, and that he would
not be able TO hold his present position for more
than fifteen days longer.
The French Government, it was said, had res
ceived intimation that four Russian corps ddrmee
had moved towards the Austrian frontier.
1t was asserted that the Emperor of Austria ar
rived, on the 10th, Milan, and departed directly
frP a. accompan ed by Gen. Hess.
The ofhcial Weiuer Zsitupg announces that a
Norwegian brig, while going into Venice, was
stopped by French frigate and Informed that ali
Austrian ports. with the exception of Trieste aud
Ancons, were 10 a state of blockade. The CON-
mander of the fortress at Venice had received 10
notice of the fact.
Fifteen French men Of war had been seen near
Cittaro, on the coast of Daluratia.
The Times correspondent 10 the Austrian camp,
says that Dnval attack on Venice would have no
cosnce of su6cee. Every chauuel b 8 either been
quite biockaded up by gunseu ships. or vessels
laden with stones are moored close by ready to
close the small remaining passages at a few
mlnufes' notice, and guns of large cslibre COM
nand ali these obstacles. The Paris correspon-
dent Of the Times. however, says that the French
Squadron is not to attack Venice, but merely to
blockade that port for the present.
The Liverpool Poat presumes to have reliable in.
formation, explanatory of Austria's mysterious
proceedings. 1t says the moment the French troops
cross the Ticino, the Austrian troops will march
m paria bar,
and the reward Of what looks like freachery is 10
be Moldavis and Wallschia. The crossing OF the
Ecino will be regarded as an Invasion of Austrian
territory, and on that conviction, Prussia aud
Germany will sct. The Post then prc ceeds 20
show the incentives for a European league. against
Napoleon and says that it is disposed TO place ius
piicit faith in its information.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The parliamentary elections we're completed,
with the following reanit :-Liberals elected 353:
gain Of %. Included In the Liberals are about so
Independent members and ultra Liberals, who will
bold the balance of power.
The Queens speech it WAS expected would not
be delivered before the 10th of June.
The Daily News says that the Liberals will in.
sst on taking up the Reform question at the poiut
where it stood when the dssoiutiou of Parliament
took place.
The shipping trade was greatly agitated az to
the conveyance Of goods, coutrabsnd of war.
Lord Malmesbury, in reply TO a special enquiry
whether the Neutrality proclamation contempla.
ted coal as cOntrabaud, says that tho passages 10
the proclamation reterring To con oDtraband goods
not intended TO prohibit he expectation of coal
any other article, hut TO war her Majestys sub
ecis that If they do carry for the nse of one beli
gerent, articles which are contrsband, and their
property be captured by another belligerent, her
Hsjesty's government will not undertake to inter,
fers against such capture.
The Shipping Gazette suggests that the govern.
ment shoud call on the belligerenis to specify BY
proclamation those articles which they are re
solved henceforth shall constitute contraband Of
war.
The chartering of vessels to France as store or
troop ships, Was regarded as Illegal.
The eight large steamers of the European and
American Company had been definitely purchases
on speculation by Msssrs. Lever 4 Howard, OF
Manchester.
The Daily News says that the government will
aimos. Immediately invite tenders for the month
y conveyance of the Australian mails via Panama
Twenty thou'and lsndsmea have been enrolled
in the British Navy within a few weeks.
FRANCE.
Orders have been sent to Baron Gros, French
Ambassador at China, strnctipg him to return TO
France.
The French feet has also been recalled from
China.
The Corps Legisls.if had been prorogu.d to tie
2Sth of Nay.
The fluctuations on the Paris BoCrse we're fire..
quent, but slight On the Goth prices fell "A auar-
Ter, but rallied aud closed at fractional advance
The three per cents were at 6lE for money and
OFF. sc. for accounts.
An imperial decree increases the direct and ips
direct taxation, not including the monopoly oi
the tobacco trade and the customs duties
GERMANY.
In the sitting of the Federal Diet, Prussia de.
clared that although she still adhered to her pro.
test against the proposal of Hanover, to form a
federal corps ddrmee of observation on the Rhine,
YET she dia not OH ct TO its being established IS
matter # form, The proposal accordingly re-
ferred to the Commission of Management of Milf
tary Affairs.
SWITZERLAND.
InciGations were mauifs. ted by the italian
refugees the Swiss frontiers. to stir up a revo.
luton in Lombardy, bat they were put down by
the Swiss troops, who seized quantity of guns
and gunpowder.
The Swiss Federal Diet had resolved on pro-.
hIbiiiug the expectation OF arms to- and the col
lectng OF arms by, the inhabitants of places 10 the
immediate vicinity of the Italian frontiers. Fogi-
tiyes and deserters able to bear arms are to be
forbidden TO pass from the territories of belli
gereut in the territories of the other.
NApLts.
The King still survives
Great intrigues were on foot to secure the crown
of the Two Sicilies for the Queens eldest son.
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