The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-17
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
BY TIE Z. L W. LINE.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE
WISER AND BORUSSIA.
DECLARATION OF Hih!
Wheat, Flour, Corn, and Pre-
visions advanced.
BERLIN. NnY


naming corps lie armio in readiness 10
march.
MARSEILLEs, April %
Advices from Rome TO the Goth state that
a proclamation has been issued by Gen. Guy
on, recommending the inhabitf n IS to remain
tranquil, disappearing Of any manifestation,
even of "a pacific nature and reminding the
populace that the assembling Of crowds in
the streets is already forbidden.
Eight thousand Anstrians had arrived at
Aucona.
TURIN, May I.
The King left this morning, to take COM
mand of the army.
The Austrians, in large numbers, have left
Placeuse, and proclaimed it in a state of
siege.
They appear to have concentrated their
forces on the left bank of the Pc.
TRIESTE, April 80.
The Austrian Lloyds have discontinued
their ships to foreign ports.
PARIS, May 2.
The Grand Duchess of Parma left after
instituting a council of regency, and the
new government has declared its adhesion
to Piedmont.
BERsE, Tuesday May 3.
The President opened the Federal assem-
bly, with a patriotic speech. The Council
moved the following demands for consider
alton, for neutrality to authorize further de-
fensive means, and TO open a credit not 10
be limited to the contracting of loans, &c.,
appointing a commander-in-chief Of the
| federal army.
TURIN, May 2.
The King of Sardinia has accepted the
military dictatorship of Tuscany, to Illustrate
the cooperation of the Tuscans in the war
of independence, and to protect public Or
! der.
STUrGARDT, May 2.
The Chambers have unanimously vo-
ted the Government projects for calling
out the Landwehr for a foreign levy Of
horses and the opening of a war credit of
| 100000 Of forms. In the debate, sympa-
thy was expressed for Austria.
Private letters from Paris, received in
London, express an anticipation that the
new French loan will be offered irf three
per cert stock at 6l-being about per
cent. lower than the lowest price fixed in
the loans of the Russian war.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says that it is rumored that Mr.. De-
langle leaves the cabinet.
The declaration of war against Austria
was expected to appear l.. the Paris Mont.
teur of May Sd.
The Austrian Ambassador has not yet left
Paris.
The Vienna correspondent of the London
Times says that the Porte is preparing for
war, and that Omar Pacha is on his way
from Bagdad to ConstantinOple.
4 PARIS, May l..
The Moniteur publishes circular note
dated April 10Th, addressed by Count Wa
lewski to the diplomatic agent of the for
eign powers Ii describes the present posi-.
ton Of political affairs, and expresses much
satisfaction at the concliatory spirit of Eng.
land, Prussia, and Russia. 1t expresses the
wish that the other powers which compose
the German Confederation may not allow
themselves to be misled by "reminiscences oi
epochs quite different from the present, and
hopes that the statesmen of Germany will
perceive that it depends on them to put linn.
its upon the extension and duration of q
war which France conseentiously feels she
has not provoked.
Sardinia has made proposals at Madrid L
induce the Spanish Government to join hsr
in the cause of Italy, but Spain intends tC
be strictly neutral.
The following is the official of Primes
Gortschakoff, to the British Government:
do not deny that there may exist
written engagement between France ant
Russia, but can assure you, in the mos
positive manner that such an arrangement
contains nothing that in the most distant
manner could be interpreted as constituting
hostile alliance against Europe. If Lore
Malmesbury should be questioned on the
subject, he may answer with confidence il
the above sense. | give you my persona
guarantee that the declaration will not bC
falsifed by the facts.
WIENER, SUNDAY, May /.
The Car Alexander, in telegram to thu
. late Grand Duke, gives denial to the re
ports that Prussia and Austria are threaten
ed by Russia.
J VIENNA, Saturday April 80.
,, The French Ambassador is TO leave to-day
PARIS, Saturday April 80.
1t Is rumored that an Instruction ha
, broken out in Sicily.
Great Britain.
The English Election for members Of Par
Lament have resulted, probably, in favor o
the Tories or the Derby Government.
Saturday was said to be the decisive day
The election on that day gave net Tor.
1 gain of ten.
The London Times city article, of Mon
day evening announces no additional fail
ures.
: The approach of the consol settlement o
the 9Th inst, was regarded with he creates
? anxiety. In the London market, wheat ha
E advanced 25c per 100 lbs.
NEW YORK, May l6th--M
The following is the manifesto of the En-
peror of Austria issued on the 10Th ult.
have ordered my army to enter Sardin
ia. Our struggle is a just one and We begi
? it with courage and confidence. We hope
: however, We shall not stand alone in it,
! speak as member of the German Confed
Grafton, when / call attention to the com
mon danger and recall to memory the glo
rious times in which Europe had to than
= the general and fervent enthusiasm of Ger
many for its liberation.
j. - For God and the Father Land
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