The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-31
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EU-
ROPE.

TWO DAYS LATER FkOM EU-
ROPE.
No NoRg FraHrIse-LoUIs NAroLEos - ITALY
-AUsrRIAxs CONTINUE 70, FALL BACK-OR-
GAxizAriox oY VOLUNTEER CoRPs IN Ex0LAxD
New York, Nay rs.
The X. N. steamship Asia, from Liverpool
14th inst, arrived this A. n.
Napoleon's departure from france was per-
feet ovation. and his reception at Genoa, wbers
he arrived on the 18th, was most cordial. lie
issued stirring address to the army, epjoining
discipline, and stated that bis ony fear was that
they would show too much enthusiasm. BE
was expected TO proceed TO the army on the
18th. The King Of Sardinia visited the Empe-
rOr at Genoa.
Official Sandman bulletins continue to report
retrograde movements by the Austrians, whose
headquarters were a. Robbie.
The Sardnians had taken their former posi-
ton.
The British Government formally proclaims
strict neutrality, and warns its subjects against
violations. The War Department issued an i'm
portant notice, authorizing the formation Of
volunteer corps throughout England.
Activity in the English dock yards 10 equal to
that at the height Of the Crimean war.
The Parliamentary elections are nearly over.
The result 10 a. last reported.
The army of Lyons were under orders for
Italy. This would raise the French troops In
Italy to about 100000.
French Legislation on corn laws is postponed
sine die.
The Bank Of France lost "a, ooo, 900 francs in
specie during the month.
TURIN, May l3th-The enemy are increasing
their forces near Castle st. Gisya, OF the road
from Placenza to Stradalla. They have con.
structed bridges near Visconto to protect their
retreat of to day. Our soldiers have pushed
Harvard strong accommodating party as far as
Casme, near Vercelli. Our artillery began can
nonading the enemy, which, however, was not
replied to by them. Our troops have retaken
their former position.
A later bulletin of the same date, says the
Austrians, on their way to Placenza, have occu-
pied Revcrgarde, on the River Trebi. The head
quarters are at Robio. The wounded have been
conveyed to Occinnino.
The Paris Pays says that the depredations
committed by Austria in Piedmont are for the
purpose OF filing the Military storehouses OF
Lombardy. They are literally stripping the
Piedmontese provinces of hay. grain, provisions
and everything that they can carry Off Accord
ing to the French Journals ithey do this with
the greatest rigor and cruelty.
The Pays also states that Rear-Admiral Juri-
en- deaLagraviere had left Genoa Algesiaro for
the Adriatc to give notice to the military auth
critics that the ports on the Austrian coast are
in a state Of blockade.
The PAPAL SrATEs.-The neutrality of the
Papal Government had beeu formally announced
to the Austrian and French Governments, and
formally accepted.
dispatch from Rome says that orders had
been sent to the Popc's Nuncio to stay at Flor.
ence.
according to orders received from Vienna,
the state of siege had been raised at Ancona,
and the light was again displayed in the light
house.
VIENNA, Friday EveHing.-Count Boul Quilted
office at / o'clock this A. NJ.
GERMANY, Berlin l3.-In to days sitting OF
The Upper House, the money supplies demanded
by government were unanimously voted with
many expressions of confidence All the
speakers were anti Napoleonic, and in favor of
German nationality.
Virginia Election.
Alexander, Va, May 26.
The Wings have the following maiorities in
bis city and county:
For Goggin, Governor, 253.
For Wiley, Lieutenant Governor, 252.
For Preston, Attorney General, pa.
Independent DEMOCRACY vote is IS.
Petersburg, May 20.
Goggin's msjoritity in this city is 30s-being
IN Opposition gain over the last Gubernatorial
election of 309
! The excitement here is unprecedented.
Large gains Tor Goggin reported in all the
counties.
Norfolk, Va, May 26.-4.3o Pm.
Up 70 THIS hour the returns show a3l majority
or Goggin in this city.
In Portsmouth, Goggtns majority to this |
lour is 2l2
Richmond, May 81.
Bedford County gives Goggin 600 maioritv; |
montgomery County, Goggin 2i5 majority; |
'loyd county, Goggn 200 majority.
IN the 6th Congressional District Leake has |
! 5 majority in AIbermare County, and 400 in |
'luerna County.
Wheeling, May 26.
Ohio County gives Gosgin about $50 majority.
Clemens, Dem, in the 10th District. is 100
head.
IN the towns heard from two Opposition mem.
ers OF the Legislature are elected.
ClarkSburg, Nav 20.
Harrison County, omplete-Letcher, Dem.
Or Gosernor, has 200 maj, and Jenkins, Dem,
Dr. Congress in the lth District, $50 mai
kaufman, Opp, and West Dem, are elected
eiegates to the Assembly.
Harpers Ferry, May 20
Berkler County gives Daniel Kner, Dem. for
ongress in the sth District, so mai.
Warrington, MAY 20.
Inc election here resulted as follows: For
overnor, Goggin 80, Letcher l4l; Lieut.. Gov
rnor, Montague lU7, Wiley ST.
Washington, May ~.
From Virginia.
wood County, complete, gives Goggin 200
ajority.
Harper's Ferry, May rs.
JEFFERSON County has gone for Boietter by
'out S72 majority. 1t has, however, given a
aJorty for Letcher, but the precise figures
e unknown.
The vote of Harper's Ferry for Governor is,
etcher 242, Gogsin l45; TOR Lieut. Governor
ontague, DEM, $40, Wiley, Opp, l4l; for
ttorney General, Tucker, Dem, 26l, Preston.
PIP. l47 for Congress, Faulkner, Dem, l6s,
Dieter, Opp, els
"ooa county gives 246 Opp. majority.
Richmond, May %.
In Bedford County Goggins' mai was 32l
IT'D IL precincts to hear from. Pulaski Coun
maj. 60; Floyd, DEM, for Con.
ess IN the i4th District, IA tfiaJ. Bucking-
I'M County-Gosgsn's maj. about loo. Cum
riand County-Goggin's maj. loo. Abingdon
MAJ. 65. The Opposition
we made large gains considerably diminishing
Q Democratic majority at the last election.-I ;
'ake, Dem, is certainly elected in the 9TH
'ngresslonal District; Floyd, Dem, is elected .
Congress IN the 18th District over McMullep.
en- and Martin, Opp. The Opposition gain
veral members OF the Legislature. The elec. ,
N OF Mr.. Casky, Dem, in the 81 District. i
Il in doubt. De Jarret, Dem, was his CON- !
ttor.
New York, May u
private dispatch from New Orleans saws
rainons cabinet had issued decree restoring
hta Ana all his rights and title, which he ,
fmeriy held in Mexico and inviting his return
Iampico whittier General Wall is marching a
meet him. The dispatch also says the steam.
ooatzoates has been attached by creditors. r
g cannot therefore leave to-day (Fridayl with .
California mail and Passengers for the over .
10 route to the Pacific. Ii was thought in \
W Orleans, however, the matter would hs
ranged in a few days.
~, Washington, May 81.