The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-06-03
From Europe,

from Eutopce
SANDY Hook, May 20. The steam.
chip Asia, with Liverpool dates to
the 18th instant, two days later than
previous sdvices, passed here this
morning.
No battle has occurred.
Napoleon has reached Genoa,
where he was received with the
greatest pomp and enthusiasm. He|
has issbed a stirring address.
The English Government has final
lly proclaimed its neutrality in the
European war.
Count Buol has resigned from the
Austrian Ministry.
The Asia arrived at ten o'clock
this morning. She left Liverpool at
$50 .. M, on Saturday, having been
delayed till that time to enable mer.
chants to answer their letters per the
AraJia, which arrived at Liverpool
on that day, being only nine days
aud eighteen hours on the trip.
The stesmers Fulton and CITY Of
Manchester, arrived out on the thir-
teenth instant.
| The Asia reports passing the
steamer Juya OH the fifteenth, bound
for Liverpool.
She also passed the Persia, last
evening, at 1890 p. IN.
| Baron De StGkel, the Russian
Minister to Washington, is pass
enger.
The papers by the Asia furnish the
following items OF intelligence.
The Emperor's departure from
France was perfect ovation, and
his reception at Genoa, where he ar
rived on the 10Th, was most cordial.
i His address to The army enjoined the
strictest discipline, and stated that
his only fears were that they would
show too much enthusiasm. He
WAS expected to proceed TO the head
quarters OF the army on tho 14th.
The King of Sardinia visited thc
Emperor at Genoa.
The official (Sardinian) bulletin'
continue to report retrogrsdc wove
ments by tue Austrians, whose head
} quarters were at Robbie, which i
8 about midway between Vercelli ant
: Mortars.
The following is Napoleon's ad
. dress to the "Army Of Italy,"
o "Soldiers: come to place mysel
! at your head, to conduct you to the
= combat. We arc about to second
F. the struggles of people now vindi-
;. eating its independence, and rescue
= it from foreign oppression. This is
. a sacred cause, which has the SYM
pathies of the civilized world. l
need not stimulate your ardor; every
} step will remind you Il victory.
"In the Via-Sacrs Of ancient
Rome, inscriptions were chiSeled up
on marble, reminding the people oi
exalted deeds. 1t is tho same TO-
day. In passing Mondovi, Arcola
and Rivoli, you will, in the midst ol
those glorious recollections, be mar, b.
ing in another Via Sacra. Preserve
. that strict discipline which is the
: honor of the army.
"Forget it not that there are nc
other enemies than those who tigh
against you in battle. lsemain com
= pact, abandon not your ranks t
3 hasten forward; beware Of to-
great enthusiasm, which is the onl,
- thing fear. The new Grmes de re
y ceiSon are dangerous only at dis
! tance. They will not prevent th
!. ~ bayonet from being what ithas hitt
p' erto been, the terrible weapon OF Il
20 French infantry.
70 y: "Soldiers. let us all do our du
~ ~ and put confidence in God. d
w w county expects much from you,
W From one end OF France to the OF
no er, the following words of happy a
:, gury re echo: "The new army OF
m mlhe alv will be worthy Of her older siste
' TUHiN, May ig.--2ae austiiia
:. arc increasing their forces near |
- castle of st. Giovanni, on the ro
~ from Placentia to Stradells. I'll
,a have constructed bridges near vi.
"s vano and Mortara, to protect tn
~ retreat. To-day our soldiers push
,nn m forward IN a strong recOnnoiteri
'.u . party as far as Cassine, near Voce
,Ha t and our artillery began cannonadi
;.n M the enemy, which, however, was
~. @ replied to. Our troops have retail
-" ~ their former position.
,w FRANKFoRr-oN-TnE MAIN, May
nlv In the extraordinary sitting Of
.est Federal Diet, to-day, the proposit
, in OF the military commission to
,er. the garrison OF tho federal fortress
TOR q war footing, was agreed to.
bis IIanoverian representative propo
am. that O corps Of observation sho
the be placed on the Upper Rhine,
tho Prussia protested.
,.v- The President Of the Diet,
Iv A Austrian Ambassador, who had
nrcs consequence Of q summons from
was Emperor, ropairedto Vienna, q
n a ted Frankfort without being pre-
at the sitting.
MARsEILLEs, May ~. Adv
We have been received from Cons
the tinople to the 4th instant. The
zeal. tstion was increasing 10 the Tur
,ugh provinces, especially in Bosui
/, on The Turkish government has,
our. sequently, increased the numbs
,pect troops to watch Bosnia, Servis
op-- Montenegro.
two The Austrian vessels Of war |
crop been advised merely to navigate