The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-06-01
LATER FROM EUROPE,
d. ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
NO BATTLE YET.
Napoleon at Genoa.
SANDY Hook, May 26.

than previous advlces, passed here this
morning. ....t..
No battle has occurred. Napoleon
has reached Genoa, where he was receiv-
ed with the greatest pomp and enthusi-
asm. lie has issued a string ad-
dress.
The English Government has finally
proclaimed its neutrality in the European
War.
Count Buol has resigned from the Aus
trian Ministry.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Asia arrived at ten o'clock this
morning. She left Liverpool at half past
five on Saturday evening, having been
delayed till that time to enable merchants
to answer their letters per the 1rabia,
which arrived at Liverpool or that day.
being only nine days and eighteen hours
out.
The papers by the Asia furnish the
following items of intelligence:
The Emperor's departure from France
was perfect ovation, and his reception
at Genoa, where he arrived on the 18th,
was most cordial. His address to the
army enjoined the strictest discipline, and
stated that his only fears were that they
would show too much enthusiasm. He
was expected to proceed to the head
quarters of the ARMY on the l4th. .
The King of Sardinia visited the EN-
peror at Genoa. -
The official (Sardinian) bulletins con-
tinue to report retrogade movements by
the Austrians, whose head quarters were
at Robbie, which is about midway be-
tween Eercelli and Mortara. .. ..,....
The following is Napoleon's address
to the army of Italy: .
"Soldiers, l come to place myself at
your head to conduct you to the combat.
We are about to second the struggles of a
people now viHdicatiug its independence,
and rescue il from foreign oppression.
This is sacred cause which has the
sympathies of the civilized world. /
need not stimulate your ardor; every
step will remind you of victory. In the
Via Sacra of Ancient Rome Inscriptions
were chiseled upon marble reminding the
people of exalted deeds. 1t is the same
to-day. In passing Mondivi, Marengo,
Arcola and Rivoli, you will, in the midst
| of these glorious recolections, be march
ing in another Via Sacra, Preserve that
strict discipline which is the honor of the
army. ....~..
Forget it not that there are no other
enemies than those who fight against you
in battle. Remain compact; abandon moi
your ranks to hasten forward; beware
of too great enthusiasm, which is the
only thing fear. The new ar7nes de re
eeison are dangerous only at distance
They will not prevent the bayonet from
being what it has hitherto been, the terri
BILE weapon of the French infantry.
"Soldiers, let US all do our duty ant
put confidence in God. Our country ex
poets much for you From one end o
France to the other the following words
augury re-echo: The new army of Italy
will be worthy of of her older sister.
TURIN, May II.
The Austrians are increasing thei
forces near the Castle of st. Giovanni, OF
the road from Placentia to .Stradella.-
They have constructed bridges near vi
cevano and Mortara to protect their re
treat. To-day our soldiers pushed for
ward in strong accommodating party a
far as Cassine, near Nocelii, and our ar.
tillery began. cannonading the enemy
which, however, was not replied to. Gu
troops have retaken their former posi-
ton.
FRANKFORT ON THE MAINE, May Is.
In TIE extraordinary sitting of tn
Federal Diet to-day, the proposition 0
Military Commission to put the garrison
of the federal fortresses on war footins
was agreed to. The Honoverian repre-
= sentative proposed that corps of obser
vation should be placed on the Uppe
Rhine, but Prussia protested. '.
The President of the Diet, the Aus
trian Embassador, who had, in conse
quence of a. summons from the Emperor
repaired to Vienna, quilted Frankfor
without being present at the sitting.
MARsEILLEs, May II.
Advices had been received from Con
stantinople to the 4th inst. The agita
f tion was increased in the Turkish provin
, ces, especially in Bosnia. The Turks
Government has, consequently, increase
the number of troops to match Bosina
Servia and Montenegro. -
The Austrian vessels of war have bee
advised merely to navigate the Danub
and Dardanelles. ti
The Austrian Government has stop
.. ped the transmission of political news t
Constautinople by telegraph. The Eu
: ropean inhabitants of that place hav
requested that the telegraph at Jass
should be Joined to the Russian telegrap
lines. %.
Yesterday a sanguinary conflict too
place between the French and Austrian
residing here. "
r ATHENS, May 5.