Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-28

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rEREb DAYS LATzR PROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA"
The Emperor Of France in Sardinia 4!
The Assssiass sun on the Back Track.
WAR PREPARATIONS IN ENGLAND!
100000 French Troops In Sardinia.
DISCO NTRNT IN TURKEY.
8iss II the Wheel and Corn Jlarkess.
NEw YoRk. May 2S.-The royal mail
steamship Asia, from Liverpool l4th inst,
arrived this A. NJ.
Nspoleon's departure from Frsnce was .
perfect ovation, and his reception at Genoa,
where he arrived on the 18th, was mast
cordial he issued . stirring address to the
army. enjoining discipline, and stating that
his only fear was that they would show too
much enthusiasm. He was expected to pro-
ceed tq1ha army on the l4th. The King
q Ssrd visited the Emperor at &C.
n Sandman bulletins. continue to
\ - retrogade movements by the Aus
trians, whose head quarters were ct Rob-
bio.
The Ssrdinians had te-taksn their former
position.
The British Government formal ly pro
claims strict neutrality, and warns its sub
iect against violations
The war department issned an important
notice, authorizing the formation Of volun.
teer corps throughout England.
Activity in the English dock yards is
equal to that at the height of the Crimean
war.
The Parliamentary elections are nearly oil
over. The result is IS last reported
The army of Lyons was under orders for
Italy. This would raise the French troops
in Italy to about 100000.
French legislation on corn law is postpon.
ed sine die.
The Bank Of France lost 25 million francs
in specie during the month.
The Bourse has been active and higher,
but declined on the 18th, closing 1t Gil
&c.
The projected missionlof Prince Windish-
gratez to st. Petersburg is abandoned.
The German Diet has adopted propo.
sition to put the Federal garrison on . war
footing
The Prussian Cehmbers have both unani-
meusly authorized war loan by their gov
ernment.
Advices from Turke y report increasing
agitation in the provinces.
At Manchester business is trifing and
tendency more against spinners than at the
commencement theoof week
Observation-Disclosures. Spence 4 Co.,
quote more buoyant since the departure of
the Vanderbilt and City of Baltimore
Flour held for an advance, but was difficult
to sell quotations, llal4s. Holders of
wheat ask an advance Of I'd. which checked
sales. and business was limited. Western
red Sails, white Zoe 6dal1s sd. southern
los 9dal3s. Corn, yellow and mixed at an
advance of 2a3d. white unchanged, mixed
6s 6da6s Sd, yellow 6s Sda7s cd, white 6sed
ass 4d.
Biglsnd, A. l. Co., Richardson, Spence 4
Co, and others report beef very quiet, and
only retail sales reported, Prime general
ly firmly held, but inferior heavy, but ra-
ther better tone at the close Pork un.
changed. but more freely offered. Bacon
in better demand. Lard in better request,
6Oa63s. Tsllow dull and Is easier Butch
er's Association to arrive, SIS. Sugars &C
tive, but at lower prices. Molasses dearer.
Coffee dull Rice firm and active at full
prices under llal4s
VIENA, Friday Evening -Connt Buol
quilted Office II o'clock this g. m.
GERMANY.
BERLIN, 13.-ln to-day's sitting Of the
Upper House. the money supplies demand
ed by Government were unanimously voted
with many expressions of confidence. All
the speakers were anti-Napoleon, and in fa.
vOr Of German nationality.
Official bulletin published Friday 18th,
says that sixty Austrians on their way to
Plazenza, have occupied Revergaro, on the
River Trebbia.
The Times city article Of to-day, enters
into the qestion of the effect that woula be
produced as regards the carrying trade, by
. war against England. 1t shows that this
trade would in a great degree pass to the
United States. but happily for both coun-
tries, the general commerce Of Great Britain
would remain unchanged.
A Paris writer to the same paper says
the French will mos; probably make the
attack, and the onward movement is an
ticipated for Saturday or Monday at the
latest
TURIN, May ls.-The enemy are increas-
ing their forces near Castle st. Gisva, on the
road from Placenza to Stradalla. They
have constructed bridges near Visconto to
protect their retreat ofto-day. Our soldiers
have pushed forward strong recolnnoter-
ing party IS far as Casino, near Vercelli.-
Our artillery began cannonading the enemy,
which, however, was not replied to by
them. Our troops have retaken their form.
er position. A later bulletin Of the same
date, says the Austrisns, on their way to
Plocenzs, have occupied Revergrade, on the
river Trobi. The headquarters are ct Robio.
The wounded have been conveyed to Occin
nino.
The Paris Pays says that the depredations
committed by Austria in Piedmont are for
thepurpose Of filling the Militarystorehou
Of ofLombardy. They are literally stripping
the provinces Of hay. grains provisions and
everything that they can carry of. Accord
ngts the French Journals they do this with
the grsatess rigor and cruelty.
The Psys slso states that Rssr-Admiral
Jurien dc LAgrave had left Genoa Algesiaro
for the Adristie to give notice to the mill
tsry authorizes that the ports on the Austri-
IN coast are in state Of blockade.
The Minister Of Public Worship has cent
Circular % the Archbishops and Bishops
Of the Empire, dirsstipg that public prayers
be offered mp in eli the churches for the sue.
csss and protection OF France.
It 10 stated that the Emperor has decided
that no correspondent Of Newspaper, or
journalist, shall Be permitted to follow the
French army in Italy.
On the other hand, il 10 said that some
journalist has besn selected TO accompany
the Emperor, and asong them, \. Perrin.
Of the AenissxS and D. Cali Of the CoasIit.-
tioN~sl.
Measures have been taken for sending
official dispatches 70 Paris every day.