The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-16

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The London Times correspondent On.
nounces that the address in reply TO the
Royal speech will be moved by the Hon.
Alden Edgerton. NJ. r., for Soaih Lancas.
ter, and will be seconded by Sir james El,
ieustine, NJ. p, for Portsmouth.
Bonitor Sclby, the medical officer Of
health for the city Of London, reports that
the Thames ior within the last lew days, not.
withstanding the early period Of tho year,
exhibited unmis.akablc symptoms Of often.
siveness. and more pungentiy than last sum.
mer.
Mi@ Florence Nightingale Ia Ia a preca.
rious state Of health, but the advertiser con.
tradicts the report Of her having entered
| Convent.
FRAxcw.--It is rumorcd that Napoleon
returns 10 August, after the first series Of
military operations.
Heavy shipments Of artillery aud siege
material were progressing.
The Paris Bourse was buoyant at over ]
per cent. advance.
GERxAxY.---Thc Military Committee Of
the German Diet IL reported to have ap.
proved oi motion TO place IN army on thu
Rhine, and will propose its adoption.
The Emperor ol Austria quilted Vienna
on the 18th, and arrived nj Verona on the
3ist Of May. accompanied by his brother.
the Archduke Charles, Gen. He's, and
! others.
The London Nsws Of Tuesday, May sla
says:
"1'he fresh rise established In the fund
to-day amounted to 3s per cent. making
one per cent. IN two days, and total ~.
bound Of nearly five per cent. from the low
est point touched during the panic most
other classes ot securities also participated.
10 day In the upward movement. Auong
the considerations which assisted the rise 10.
day. was the impression that the Austrians
were getting tbs worst Of the struggle and
that an early and general advance Of the
allied forces Il probable.
The improvement established In foreign
exchanges st moment when gold is How.
ing 10 70 freely from Russia, Turkey and the
United States. independently Of the remit
tances again becoming due from Australia,
likewise operated on tho favorable side.
aARIBALpi IN ITALY.
Garibald entered Wares. In LON bardy,
ON the 23d, with six thousand men, pushed
directly on upon Como, rousing the pop,,la-
tions 40 be advanced, encountered the Aus.
trian forces near Como, apparently on the
9th, and after furious co0hict VI three
hours duration drove them through the
city and occupied II with his victorious
troops amid the scclamations of is inhsbit
ants. h
immediately afterwards the Sardinisn
general followed up his advantage at Gam.
erlsta, tbs first station On the railway from
Como 10 Milan. and just twenty miles dis.
tant from the capital. Cameriats Ii 10 o
highly desensible position, covered with the
ruins Of the picturesque CASTILLO Barsdcllo.
destroyed ages since by Frederic Barbarossa.
The Austrisns made stand here but were
sgain routed, and iel back probably towards
the Monte kesegone. IN the hope of covering
Mepza and MiIpn.
simultaneously with these brilliant opera.
tions tho lombsrds ross at Lecco, city
which commands the eastern, o. Como com.
msnds the western, branch of the biiurcstsd
lake of Como. and controls tbs mouth 0f
the river Adds. The immediate result,
therefore, OF Gsribaldi's advance has been
10 menace Milan, and all the Austrian posi.
tions on tie line Of the AIDA, with sudden
and imperious danger. which may account
for the report that fifty thousand Austrian
troops had left Piscenzs and recr0sed into
| lIombsrdy. II we are n Judge of hts tac
tics by these apparent frrt-iraib Of his plan,
the French Emperor has certainly mastered
what he himself in his work on the history
Of artillery calls the first quality Of gene
ral, that Of menscing the enemy unexpected.
y at the most unexpected poiLn and the
confidence with which the Zoaaves Of the
Guard Oh quitting Paris declared their IN
tentiou d sIeepiDg In Miian within The
month, may yet be justified.
With the victori0us French close upon
the line o! tha 10, between Psy,s sud Pin
cenza with the Sardnisns driving General
GyulAi before them across the Ticipo and
with the Italian revolution. led by Garibal.
d.. rising rapidly about Milan and descend.
Ing from vsltelins upon the pIains Of the
Adda, IL h clear tina, unless the Emperor
Francis Josph can bring bis enemy 70 an
action be,ween Milan and the frontier OF
the T,cino. and check him there by sigual
defeat. the Austrian forces will he hard put
to IL To reach their s,roughoads Of the Mn
rio and tbs Adlee. The carly mistakes of