The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-23

WHAT SARDINIA EXPECTS OF THE UNITED STATES -
The editors of the New York Evening Post have
bsen permitted to publish the following letter
from Count Cavour to Mr.. Sscchi de Casa, the ed
itor of the Eco dltalia, OF thar city, which was
written sometime before the commencem ent of
hostilities, aud plainly discountenances the emf
grafton of volunteers to the Sandman army from
this country:
"TuRIN, Feb. IA, 1859.
"My Dear Sir: have received the letter az
dressed to mo from New York, the 39th of January
last, and hasten to express my appreciation Of
she sentiments therein expressed, hone rable to
yourself and our countrymen resident in the Uni
ted States.
"CertainIy the offer made BY the Italian emf
grants there, to enter the ranks of the Sandman
army, in case of war betwes Piedmont aud Aus
tra, proves generous disposition, and cannot but
be gratifying TO tho government 10 which such .
noble offer is made But 1t 10 we'll tha. you shou Id
know, aud inform the Italians 10 America, that
even 10 Of such eventusIities above alluded
TO- the government IL not ia need Of the elements
whence TO form good soldiers aud officer. for the
ranks Of the sardiuisn army. These eiements are
already superabundant in Piedmont. What 10
really needed 10 not % much military assistance
money. While grateful, therefore, for this offer,
and fully appreciating she sentiments thstinspired
il, the Sandman government does not consider IL
expsdisnt that It should be accepted, there being,
A. above stated, already here . superAbuD Ddsnce
of military element. te
IT believe that the greater part of our country
Italian cause BY rsmaining in the United States,
and using their influence fn favor OF our Efforts, ss
by returning to Italy
.Rsoeive, then, the assurance of my high con
sideration. o. CAvoua"
EUROPEAN MAns-Ths foreign mails BY the City
of Baltimore the 11th are received, but contain
nothing of importance beyond what has been tel.
graphed, The following items are Of interest: 4
The following returns have since been made,
raising the total Of 323 Liberals and 23 Conservs.
eiyes. saa
The Queep's Proclaim alton for the augmentation Of
the Royal Navy has been responded to with slsc-
rity at Woolwich Two hundred day are admits
ted for examination.
The Pos. says: "The Prince Of Wales IL expected
to arrive in London early next week. A
The Court Journal says: " The Princess Frsder-
ick William of Prussia will arrive 10 England on
visit to the Queen about the Goth inst.n
The following is copy Of private message to
the press agent at Southampton, received from
London on the afternoon Of the 1lth: '
TuSIs, May 1o.-0Hcial Bauetin.-Ths enemy
evacuated Livorse. Tronsane, Santhia, Cavagiia,
SalunxogA and vetcelh, and recrossed the Sssis In
they had demanded behind them. Yesterday .
strong Austrian column with four generals vas %
Stropisaa. This morning. they Withdrew hostili.
ty from Cerasans aud Stroptana.
The Nord and Indepepdsncc Beige contain the
following accoupt:
s.lasn Garibaidi combating his movemenfs With
those Of Cen Cisidin, has attacked the Austrians
at vercelli. beating them completely, and bringing
oG 800 pstsoners" ~ 7
The death Of Leslie, the painter, In london, ID
annouoesd. Charles Robert Lesiie was bora. oi
American parents, 1t London, October 10Th. 1704
and Was consequently in hisssixsy.ffth year. Hs
wss educated Ia PhiladeIphia. bas was seat 20
nurcpe While youRg man, vhsss hs hss resided
ever siace. He vas . brother Of Miss Lesiis, shs
authorsss, Who died year OF two ego. 4
Dounkn ExscuTloA As Ps1laSusa --Ths tuo usn,
Jsoobi and Evans, wh0were convicted Of The mar
der Of their wives, expiated their crimes on ~
gaii0uA 81 Pistsbprg, Pa, friday afesrooons Ihe
drop fell q 20clock. The exscntion uas strlpt-
IL private one, there being military prss@ne--
jacobi declined making any speech, but ksnsn
| apoks Tor "a bour and hsh declas1SU - tDnos
esnes os the crime Of Which ~ VS. coaSlcepd.--
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