The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-31

traa army commanded by Prince uchsona'ein crossed
the Ticno making five corps dar6e !. sardnia and i've
days for the complete passage of ' river ny tue troops
Austrian troops occupy psrtara. .'enefa' eiec-
ton in Liberia Africa resuso IN the reelection OF Pres
dent stephen A. Benson ~ tnrd term without opposi-
tion. d. b. Warner "as chosen Vice President These
renresent the awpg" party Minority of Guatemala
gaa,ure nroted against the cession Of Belize Eng
land
o-co.eral Miramon Of Mexico, issued decree closing
all tho Gulf ports to foreign trade. Hon. Benjamin
Disrae, Chancellor Of the Exchequer OF England, made
spcech his Parliament for Buckinghamshre
IN which he said OF England's position Ia the war:"Let
day is coming it already come when the qucs
ton OF tho balance OF cannot be confined to Europe
alone. Sine tho time when that doctrine obtained great
communities have risen in another hemisphere, who will
not permit tho balance OF power to BIO limited TO Europe
You have tho ether side OF tho Atlantic vigorous and
powerful communities who viii longer submit TO your
crcumscribed theory Of authority The Australian colo
MES, Though in their YOUTH but In the youth Of
giants, have sready as It were thrown their colossal
though bound 10 Europe by tradition, by affection,
by great similarity Of habits and all those ties which time
none create and consecrate, Is not Power of
the Old World Her geographical position her laws her
language and religion her much with the New
World as with the GA" Prussia places three more
declared in state Of siege by Austris
3-Napoleon the Third, Emperor Of France, published
Q declaration of against Austria. He said
Austria in causing her army enter the territories OF the
King Of ssrdna ally declares war agsns: She thu.
T.s ana I'll
quest but desire firmly o maintain my national and tradi
shs Violate Them sssns respect tie ssrrso,s and he
people xSo.s history own who srosa
efficient EARNED neutrality" and the dockyards
great state of excitement bounty Of $50 pro-
claimed for seamen entering the royal navy from mer
chant shps Austrian army attempts TO pass the Pc
opposite Frassinetto, but repused by the Sardinians
First blood q the gsea, war IN ay really shed M
Argentine Confederation The Legislature approved Of 1t
o-General Chialdini, Of Sardinia, coming out from
Cosale, seized an Austrian convoy
French national loan for one hundred millions Of
dollars opened IN Paris and subscriptions 70 be taken
SUNDAY. 8.-Iieut. Marshal Melizer de Kelhemes now
Austrian Governor OF Lombardy, procaims martial law
City Of Ancona, Papal States declared in state Of
siege by Austrans. British war sloop Heron caught
north and Ion IA SO west and capsized when LOT men,
officers and crew, were drowned
l0,-Napoleon Ill, with Prince Jerome Napoleon,
left Paris this evening at six o'clock In order to Join
pointed Regent q the Empire during Napoeon
by imperial decree. The decree signed on tho Sd
inst. &C Buoncompasni, Commissioner Of the King Of
Sardinia took up the government Of Tuscany, surren
dered to him by the provisional executive
l1.-Sanguinary street fight between the French and
Austrians residing in Marseies Napoleon the Third
reached Marseies at noon on his way to Italy, and left
In the evening for Genoa.
12-Napoeon the Third arrived at Genoa in order to
take the chief command Of his army in Italy He landed
royal palace from the balcony Of which he presented
himself 10 the assembled popuace who greeted him with
enthusiastic paudits and accamatons Tho Emperor
accompanied to the palace by Prince Cargnano, Count
Cavour and Count DAuvergne ;. Napoleon issued an
exciting order q the day'' to the French army from
Genoa He sSolders-I come 10 place myself at
your head to conduct you TO the combat are about
to second the struggles Of people vndicang their
independence and rescue them from foreign oppres
q hact ~
the civilized world.p
1S-At an extraordinary sitting of tho Federal Diet Of
Commission to put the garrsons Of the federal fortresse
on war footing was agreed to- The Hanoveran repre-
placed the Upper Rhne Prussia protested against
s9Cn Victor Emanuel King Of Sardinia,
a SS
neutrality in the Italian war.
gent In person. Prussia he said, sis resolved to main
tain the principles which the foundations Of nterna
her privilege and her duty to defend the safety the in
tegrty and the national interests Of Germany and she
will never allow these rights to be invaded. The
Mont Cents, was 60 $50 The advance Of the men was
81 9a S5aaa PISS the
which compelled him to quit the Duchy. The Emperor
Francis Joseph Austria as head Of the house OF Lor
cuplea Bobbo and pushed advanced post to Casteggo
SUNDAY, 16-French national subscription list closed at
to about four hundred and sixty millions Of dollars
M Magne the Finance Minister reported thus 10 Napo.
o0 q VIZ 10 as
2Sl 600 For ten francs OF rente 00 for larger
The capital subscribed for amounts TO 000
ents about 700 900 DOOR For lO Of rente 900 Oo
for larger sums o0f The results, he Observes
son 10 every eye the close union which exists between
Franco and the Emperor entire confidence Of the
on in the and wisdom Of the sovereign who presdes
over its destnes, and the security inspired by the tenn
porary power coned to the rmness and the exalted In
telgence of the Empress Regent French Emperor
arrived at Italy.
I6.-Russia placed her armies on a war footing
Admiral Juran Graviere anchored French squadron be-
17-Empress- Regent Of France adjourned the Legsa-
ture Of that country to the 2Sh instant Inc decree was
signed thus
cries. May H. 1853 Emperor and 10 virtue e ne pew
By the Empress Regent
AcurLE FouLD, MiDhter Of State.
lS-Iaw officers Of English Crown decided that all
charters of ships the French goyernmentas transport
or storeshpsn conravenon Of the 18th OF George
ILL., cap 50, and attempted to be carried out win IN
vove conscation Of ship and prosecution and imprson
nent for mlsdemeanor information being given of tho
existence Of any such contract Naval preparations
for continued in England and thousands Of merchant
eaen joining the Queens service for increased bounty
King Of Prussia returned to Berlin from tour for
bis health.
2O-Engish elections were held with the following re-
sut-Lberals elected 352; conservatives BOZ This was
Derby ministerial gain of %. Included in the liberals
who hold the balance Of power. Battle Of ontebeo
first regular fight Of the in Ialyfought between the
Austrans and the allied armies Of France and Sardinia
The Austrians under General stadon attacked the ad
vanced posts of Marshal Paraguay dHillers and were
driven back by General Foreys division, after fierce
combat Of four hours duration. The allies, including
some Pedmontese cavalry carried Montebello but did not
pursue the Austrans The loss Of the latter stated
by the French at 500 to 200 and that Of the French at
500 10 ZOO of whom many were officers. Two hundred
Austrans, including colonel were taken prisoners The
Austrian account simply stated that General Sadon push
cd forward reconnaissance by forced march towards
Iipis and Montebello but hot fight with French
N '.lF" ted behind the Pc In per-
.4tUI54F Earau was telegraphed by Ma
a5lCns t3 tH
advanced posts Of the corps
r. FatarttH ack by foreys division,
Mh,sht led the village OF Montebel-
4 .4tesM gement Piedmontese cav
slrv Uncommon energy. Two
Fr1t whom colonel French,
) In retreat since night.
a 'eech In London on Eng.
n the war In Italy.
E nand OF the extreme left
Ht the passage Of the Sesia
Wt iuHtrians 10 flight. -, j
fVer .ombardy atArona, With