Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-06-02
Two DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
SANDY HOOK, May %.

pomp ana enthusiasm. lie mas issued
stirring address:
The English Government has formally
proclaimed its neutrality in the European
wur. Count Buol has resigned from the
Austrian Ministry.
COMMERCIAL IyTELLrcENcE.-LIvER-
POOL, Friday, May l3.-The sales of cot.
ton for the week have been SO, 900 bales.
The market opened at an advance of Id but
at The close the quotations receded 10 ID
higher than Oh the previous week. The
sales to spectators have been 1900 bales,
and to exporters 1900 bales. The sales
to-day friday have been 4 800 bales, and
the closing quotations are as follows: Or
leans fair IS, middings 6 Is 80; Mobile
fair %; middlings 68; uplands 7; Middlirgs
67-l6. The stock Of cotton in port is ST.
600 bales, including 100000 Americana
The Manchester advices are unfavorable,
end the market closed dull and declining.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, May l3-The
Money market is slightly easier. The bull
lion in bank has decreased fl65,000. Con-
soils for money are quoted at 81 5@9l TIC,
and for account at 9l3@9la.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, May 14-Flour is
sill advancing, and is held Cd higher, and
holders demand an advance of Cd. Whea,
and Corn are hrn at Cd advance. Beef is
quiet, and sales are unimportant. Pork is
steady, and bidders are offering freely, but
are showing no disposition to press sales
The steamer Asia arrived at 10 o'clock
Left Liverpool $50, P. NJ, Saturday, the
l4tb, having been detalned till that time 10
enable merchants 10 answer their letters
per the Arabia, which arrived at Liverpool
that day, being only nine days and eighteen
hours.
Baron De Stocked, Russian Minister tc
Washington, is passenger on the Asia.
SECOND DIsPATcH.-The papers by The
Asia furnish the following items of .inteli.
gence: The Emperor's departure from
France was a perfect ovation, and his re-
ceptiun at Geona, where he arrived on the
18th, was most cordial. His addresses 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 army on the 18th.
The King of Sardinia visited the Empe-
Tor at Genoa. Official Sandman Bulletins
continued TO report retrograde movements
by the Austrians, whose head quarters were
at Rubblo, which is about midway between
VerciIi and Mortara.
The following is Napoleoa's address to
the army Of Italy: "Soldiers, come 10 place
myself at your head 10 conduct you 10 the
combat. We are about to second the strug-
giles of people now vindicating its indie
pendence, and rescue it from foreign op-
preston. This is a sacred cause, which
has The sympathies of the civilized world;
and | need not stimulate your ardor; every
step will remind you of victory. In the via
sncra of ancient Rome, inscriptions were
chiseled upon marble, reminding the people
of exalted deeds. 1t is the same to-day
In passing Mondovi, Marengo, Lodi, Cast
iglione, Arcola. and Rivoli, you will in the
= midst of these glorious recolections be
marching in another via sacra. Preserve
the strict discipline which, 10 the honor of
the army, have forgot it not; there are no
other enemies than those who fight against
you. In battle remain compact; abandon
Of too great enthusiasm which is the only
thing fear. The new Arms de Reeison
are dangerous only at distance; they will
not prevent the bayonet from being what it
has heretofore been-the terrible weapon of
the French infantry.
Soldiers, let us all do our duty and put
confidence in God. Our country expects
much from you from ole end OF France 10
the other. The following words are of hap
py augury: Re Repo, the new army of TIA
ly, will be worthy her elder sister.
TURIN, May l3-The Austrians are in.
ereasing their forces near the castle of St.
Giovannis, on Tie road from Placenza TO
SIradsls. They have constructed bridges
near VageranO and Malta Fisconti, to pro.
tect their retreat.
To-day our soldiers pushed forward in a
strong accommodating party, as far as Cas-
cige Dletra, near Wocelli, and our artillery
began commanding the enemy, which, how .
ever, was not replied TO. Oar troops have
retaken their former position. Il
FRANEFoRr on THE MAIN, Friday In :
me extraordinary sitting Of the Federal
Diet TO day, the proposition of The Military ,
Commission TO put the garrison Of the leder-
al iortresses on war footing, was agreed
10. The Hanoverian representative propo- '
'ed that corps Of observation should be t
placed on the upper Rhine, but protested. Il
The President of the Diet, the Austrian Q
mbassador, who had in consequence Of q
luminous from The Emperor, repaired to g
Vienna, quilted Frankfort without being a
present at the sitting.
MARsEILLEs, Thursday evening. -Advi- b
es had.been received from Cons;antinople
o the 18th inst. The agitation was increas- h
ng in the British provinces, especially al n
Bosnia. The Turkish Government has con- p
increased the number of troops ?
o watch Bosnia, Scavia and Montenegro.
The Austrian vessels of war have been b
dvised merely to navigate the Danube and
)ardaneIies. T
The Austrian government has stopped
he transmission of political news TO Con-
tan,inOple by telegraph. The European
Inhabitants of that place have requested that
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