Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-19
FOREIGN NEWS.

TURIN, Thursday. - The steamer
which arrived at Genoa Oh the
9th, brought a proclamation to the
Tuscan Army inviting it to await the
signal of war to advance in a compact
body Of 1000 men to reinforce Piod.
mont. A similar proclamation had been
addressed to the troops in the Romagna
The Decentralization of French troops
at genoa continues. a considerable
part Of the division Of the Alps is en-
camped at Susa, in Piedmont.
The Austrians are concentrating in
great numbers at Placenza, where
proclamation has ben issued by an Aus
TRAN Commissioner Extraordinary.
VIENNA, S0,day.-Thc Austrians
have occupied Palanza and Arom on
Lake Maggiore, the Sardinians retreats
ing en- their approach.
TURN, SATURDAY, Ereniag The
following official bulletin had been pub
li>hed: TheAustrians who were concen-
tratcd ut PaVia are marching in large
bodies to Mortara. Gen. McMahon
has arrived at Genoa. Troops have quit
ted Genoa en- route for AleSsandria.
able movement of troops to Alessandria.
he King has gone to take command.
The Austrians are at Novaro in force
and also at Paria. The French infantry
and artillery continue to arrive No
decisive movement has yet been made.
ST. JoHNs n Il May l6th-The steamer
Nova Scotia has passed his station, ON
her way to Quebec. Her aavices are
from Liverpool the 4th inst. The panic
on the London stock exchange has sub
sided. There had been no collision be-
tweenAustrian and Sandman armies, but
one was expected at any moment. Ma.
pOleon had sent formal declaration Of
war to his staff. announcing his inten.
ton to head his army. The French
were pouring into Piedmont The
commercial intelligence is the same as
that OF the Arago.
Some engagements are reported, but
they are not confirmed, and battle was
expected about the 18th.
The French Minister at Vienna, and
the Austrian Minister had both Quilted
their posts.
Napoleon was to leave on the 9th.
Napoleon sent to the Corpes Legit-
Iatitf, an the Sd, strong warlike mani.
testo, i'll which he says; "Austria has
virtually declared war against France
, and nothing remains for France but tc
: t,ke up the sword in defence of Italy,
; de disclaims all idea of conquest, anC
processes nothing but the purest sympa
thy for Italy. He is about to place
himself at the head Of the army, anC
leave the Empress and his son to til,
patriotic care of the French people.
v Austrian troops were concentratin.
Is along the Sessia, and had Occupied Yer
0. 1iu, and Triste, and the surrounding
J. territory had been declared in a state 0
'eige. General Gynlia, the Austrian
commander, had imposed heavy con
" tribution.
81 The English Parliamentary election
were progressing. The Government
gain out oil 466 returns is Is TOGO. Ma
; ny of the Irish elections were vet unde
eided. The panic on exchanges in Lon
=, don had subsidized. Business was du
;, but consols had advanced.
New YORK, May 1.-THE STEAMSHIP
ArGgo arrived this a. M. from South
ampton on the 4th.
i LATEsT.-Nienpa Sd. The Austria
t. army had advanced without any seriou
lc combat to Combrocaz2o Blouello.
y PARIS, 4th.-Military volunteers 70
two years are accepted. A war credi
, Of go, oo0,00 francs is to be contracte
by national subscription.