The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-02
Foreign N0Ws.

NEW YORK, May ~.
The r. NJ. steamship Asia from Liverpool
l4lh inst, arrived this A. M. Napoleon's de-
partue from Fence was perfect ovation, and
The reception at Genoa where he arrived on the
the 18th, was most cordial He issued stirring
addresses TO the army enoining discipline, aud
stating his only fears were that they would
show too much enthusiasm. The King OF Ssr-
dina visited The Emperor at Genoa.
0fficial.-Sardinian Bulletins continue TO
report rerogrsde movements by the Austrians,
whose quarters were at Rofl,. The Ssrdinese
had retaken their former position.
The British Government formally proclaims
strict neutrality and warns its subjects against
violations.
The War Department issued important nolce
authorizing the formation OF volunteer corps
drought England. Activity in the English
Dock-yard Is equal to that at the hghth Of the
Crimenn War.
The army Of Lyon, was und.r orders for I;aly
to about 200 000
The German Diet has adopted proposition
to put the federal garrison on war footing.
The Prussian Chambers have both unanimous
ly authorized a war loan by the Government.
Advices from Turkey report increasing ngi-
tation in the provinces.
The following is Napoleon's order Of the
day:
Sodiers-I come TO conduct you TO combat.
We nre about to second the struggles Of people
now vindicating their independence, and to as
sist to rescue them from foreign oppresson.-
This is a sacred cause which has the sympathies
Of the civilized world need not stimulate
your arlor, every step will remind you Of vic
tory. In the Via Sacra of ancient Rome, in.
scriptions were engraved upon the marble re-
minding the people OF their exalted deeds; it is
the same to-day. In passing Cordova, Msrengo
Lodi, you will in the midst OF those glorious
1l...N IL
Preserve that perfect discipline which is the
honor of The army Here forget IL not there are
other than those who fight against you in battle.
Remain compact aud abandon not your ranks
10 hasten forward. Beware ftoo great enthusi.
nsm which is the ony thing fear. The new
arms de Precision are only dangerous at a dis
tance, They will no; prevent The blyonct from
what it has hitherto been. the terrible weapon
Of the French infantry. Soldiers. let us ell do
our duty aud put our confidence in God Our
countrycxpects much from you IRON one end of
France to the other happy augury rc-cchoes
The army of italy will be worthy Of her elder
sister. Signed Napoleon, given at Genoa, May
18th, 1859.
The following are official bulletins published
bv the Sardinian Government at Turin, May
Il lth: Some Austrian, siege trains, n regiment
ofinfantry and detachment Of Chasseurs have
recrossed at Graveser aud directed their course
towards Casale and Tus,urlengo in Lombnrdy
Many Of the enemy's troops are concentrated
between Martora Il Palestro. The head quar-
lers of the Ausirian staff are at Mortara.
Turin May l3-The enemy are increasing
forces near Castle st. Giovari on the road from
Placenzu TO Strudella. They have constructed
bridges nenr Visconto TO protect their retreat of
TO day. Our soldiers have pushed forward
strong accommodating party as far as Casino
near Vcrcelli, and our artillery began cannona-
ding the enemy which, however, was not replied
to by them. Our troops have retnken their for
mar position. A later Bulletin OF the same date
says the Auslrians ate on their way to PacenEa,
have occupied Revergare on the river IRE -
The head quarters are at Robbie. The wounded
have been conveyed to Occimano.
Tho Paris Pays says that the dcprcdations
committed by the Austrians in Piedmont are
for the purpose of filling the military stores of
Lombardy They are literally stripping tho
Piedmon'ts Sc provinces Of hay, grain. provs-
ions, and everything they can carry OF aud ac-
cording to the Paris journals, they do this with
the greatest rgor and cruelty
| The Pays also states that Rear Admiral
Jearien lie Lagravcre had left Gcnos in the
Algesirns for the Adriatc, to give notice to the
military authorities that the ports of the Aus
trian coast are in n state of blockade.
Tho Minister of public worship had sent o
circular to tho Arch Bishop and Bishops of the
Empire, directing mat puolIc prayers be offered
up in all the churches for tho success and pro.
lection of France
1t is stated that the Emperor has decided
that no correspondent of n newspaper or jour
nalist shnll b. permitted to follow the French
army in Italy On the other hand. il is stated
that some journalists had been selected 10 nc-
company the Emperor, ani among Them M. Per-
ron, Of the Moni,eur anl M. de Coli, OF the
Constitutional, Measures had been taken for
sending several dispatches to Paris every day.