Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-11
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Further Foreign News by the
Steamer Adelaide,

New YORK, May 10.-The Harmonic arri-
we'd on the 10Th.
The French army are forming into Pied
mont. Tuscany has joined France and Pied
mont against Austria.
The Paris Constitutional and London News
deny the French and Russian alliance, but
the London Times publishes the provisions of
the treaties said to be entered into by France
and Russia. The News says document has
been signed which led to the report, but it's a
mere convention. This denial had a favora-
bic effect on funds, but the Times
publication caused reaction, and a great
panic on Change. Consols at one time went
as low as SO. Forty stockholders have failed.
1t is telegraphed from various sources that
on the night of the 26th 100000 Austrians
under Guila in three corps, crossed the tt
cino and took the road TO Novarda, after
blowing up the Buffalora bridge on which
they had crossed.
1t is rumored that Austria has accepted
England's proffered mediation, and postponed
the declaration of war. France is consider
ing the mediation rfEH
The London Times regards the alliance of
France and Russia as a menace to England,
as Russia guarantees the services of her feet
in the Mediterranean and Baltic Seas.
The King of Sardinia has issued an inspir
iting proclamation to the army, saying that
he regarded Austria ultimatum as an insult,
and had rejoined with disdan.
The French troops are landing at Genoa in
| large numbers.
The Tuscan army called on the Grand
Duke, proposing Ito join France and Pied
mont, and to declare war against Austria.
The Duke declined and fed.
The army is under a military dictatorship,
and making warlike preparations.
| ENGLAND.-There is great activity at Wool
| witch. The Government has chartered the
Cunard steamer Etna and other vessels to
| convey troops and ammunition to the Medi-
| terraneau. There are rumors of an intended
| proclamation for 10000 men for the navy.
| War premiums are generally demanded at
Lloyd's
Eighty thousand French troops are expect
ed to be in Italy on the both. Denmark it is
| said has concluded an offensive and defensive
treaty with France.
LONDON, April 30-BY TELEGRAPH.-The
| Austrian troops have not crossed the Tacino.
| They received orders to that effect which
| were afterwards countermanded. 1t is as
| serted that the advanced posts had crossed
and the main army would do so on the 29th.
| The Austrian official journal contains an i'm
pcrial manifesto explaining the necessities OF
war with Sardinia and denying a secret treaty
between Russia and France.
The ship Pomona. from Liverpool to New
| York was wrecked off Wexford on the 18th.
| The crew and three passengers, whose names
are unknown, were saved. Over 400 persons
were on board. The loss of life is unascer-
| tanned.
| The Austrian manifesto issued is tanta-
| mount to declaration of war.
PARIS, Saturday. Intelligence has been Of
| ficially received that the Austrian troops have
| crossed the Tacino and commenced hostil-
| tiles.
LIVERPOOL, 20 Richardson, Spence 4 Co.
| quote -four buoyant, advanced one shilling,
since Tuesday, being an advance of Ii shil-
| lings on the week; Western 1lCGl4s. Wheat
| advanced IS d during the week; Western
white I0(9l2s, Southern los 9daI3s cd. Corn
advanced pence since Neutrality-suspicious.
| 6s 9dCg7s; white Is 7daSs.