The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23


bilt, from Havre and Southampton, with dates
from London and Liverpool to Wednesday, the
llth inst, has arrived here. Although her
advices are not SO late as the telegraphic dis
patches to Cork, brought by the City of Balti
more, and intercepted of Cspe Race, there are
some items of interest.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Piedmont has laid an embargo on all Aus
trian vessels in Ssrdinian ports, but neutral
property is to be respected A revolution is
expected to occur at Como, LOmbardy, the tri-
color flag having been hoisted by the people
before the Castle. The Austrian commander
had imposed contribution of 300,O 900 francs
on the town of Vercelli. The subscription to
the new French loans opened on the 7th inst,
3O0,000,000 francs were already subscribed.
The French garrison at Rome is TO be main
tanned entire.
The London correspondent Of the Commercial
says that preparations are going on at every
arsenal and dock-yard throughout the country
Supplies Of cannon are still being sent of 10
Gibraltar and all other important stations, and
the force Of marines is to be increased by 1000
men.
The manning Of the navy is also making fa-
vorable progress. Every day furnishes new
proofs Of the fact Of a secret agreement, mensc-
ing to England, having 6een concluded between
France and Russia, and the correspondent says
No one ought to feel surprisedif we wake up
early some morning to a consciousness that we
may spare ourselves all further discussion on
the neutrality question"
The Independence Beige contains rumor that
explanations have been asked of Franco by
England as to phrase in tho Imperial Mani
festo, in anticipating the Independence Of Italy
to the Adriatc, implies the entire disregard OF
the treaties of 1915, and that the replies having
appeared sufficient in London, better under
standing appeared between the two
lie Nord snys: "The Cabinets of London
and Berlin have resolved 10 maintain strict
neutrality in the war;"
The London Times says. at seems impos-
siblo that the Austrians can retro without
fighting battle, and it is equally impossible
that the French can remain much longer with
out striking blow at them. l
There was good demand for discount at
the bank. The expectations of further
movement Of the bank to s per cent seems for
the present to have subsidized
A Turin paper says that there is every ap.
pearance of an approaching great battle on the
| ground of Marengo.
| A Berue dispatch Gays: "Advioes from the
frontiers of Lombardy state that the inhabi
| tants of Valtellare are making great purchases
of arms and ammunition, and a revolution
appears imminent"
A French squadron il in tho Adriatic.
new Ministry has been formed in Florence
The Grand Duke of Tuscany, who is a
Colonel in the Austrian dragons, is about Ia
take active service with his regiment.
The English ships-of- the-line and frigate
| had reached Gibraltar.
| A secret address from Garrbadi, Vice Presi.
dent of the National Society of Italy, is pub
lished. 1t instructs immediate insurrection
the vanquishing and disorganization of the
Austrian army; the interruption of its COM
munications; the appointment of provisional
governments under King Victor Emanuel; the
abolition of taxes on bread, corn, &C.; the
levy of troops by conscription, and the enroll.
ment of volunteers, &c. ...a ......
Mr. Ten Broeck's mare, "Prioress," has
won the Queens plate at Newmarket, beatin
''Pclestar" by twenty lengths. The 1900
guinea stake was won by promised Land, "
the favorite.