Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-30
HORACE GREELEY,
A. d. RICHARDSON,
HENRY WILLARD.
The Position of the BelIigerents.

The news by the Bremen and Nova
,Scotian although'not of fresh battles, is
still very significant and important. Eng
land sympathizes so strongly with the Ital-
ian cause as espoused by Napoleon III,
that the new Ministry took that complex
ion and even the London Iinaes--the Thun-
derer-has espoused the cause of the AL
lies. -Hid- els I'D. sII'-.s & i51-J71t
Our former advices left the headquarters
of the Austrians at C,emona The advi-
ces by the Bremen state that even Cremo-
ma fortified city-has been abandoned,
as also Plazcnza-in Parma-Pavia and
Lodi-in Observation-Disclosures and Anco
main the Papal States; Or, as they are
SO called, States Of the Church. The Aus
trians were falling back on Modena-a
fortified city in the Duchy of that name.
Modena is right East of the Duchy of
Parma-which has lately revolted to Vic
tor Emanuel--and right West of the
States of the Church. The Pope rcmon-
strated when the Austrians entered the
States of the Church at Ferrara from We
nice, and now the Austrians have retired
from Bologna and Ancona-these being in
the States of the Church-falling back on
Modena. y .-rsI ilu IT, ual. -E' f-.li
The French had passed the river AIDA,
on which Lodi is situated and which runs
North and South through Lombardy fif-
teen, or twenty miles East of Milan. Thus
the position was by the Bremen's advices.
By the Nova Scotian, with one days
later news, we learn that the Austrians are
still retiring before the Allies. They had
evacuated Modena, and were fastening
Northwardly toward the river Oglio, which
lies West of Cremona and East of Mantua.
The Austrians are no doubt making the
best of their time towards Mantua, which
is in the South Eastern part of Lombardy,
and one of the strongest fortified towns on
the Continent. Verona, near by, is anoth-
er, and there are Others not far removed.
Napoleon III had removed his head
quarters to Gorgonzola-not spelled SO in
telegraph-which is twelve miles East
wardly of Milan. This is spelled Gogon-
zola on some maps. 1t is about half way
from Milan to the river AIDA, in direc-
ton North of East from Milan.
1t seems, therefore, although the Pope
has got the fighting Austrians out of his
States of the Church, he evidently has
jumped from the @frying pan into the fire" "
so far as preserving. a strict neutrality is
concerned, for as soon as the Pope's Cardi-
nal went one way, and the Austrians the
other, from Bologna, that city-or State,
or both-proclaimed for Victor Emanual
of Sardinia, as Dictator. So the plot thick
ems. The Austrians fly; the Allies ad-
vance; Garibaldi In Northern Lombardy
carries all before him; England is coming
over from strict neutrality to sympathy
for the Allies; the Pope gets rid Of one
belligerent bnt to fall into the clutches of
the elother. Russia stands neutral; Prussia
inclines 10 Austria, but knows not where to
tread, while the people, everywhere, show
their hatred of Austrian rule, and their
restiveness under the religious despotism
OF the Pope. Europe is over a Volcano
CteUeland Herald, June %.