Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-20
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Per Steamer Canada.


New YORK, May - E0SDoN 7th.-The
Austrians crossed the Pc near Cambis and
advanced towards Sala. They also unsuc-
cesSfullv attempted to cross the Pc near Tras-
sonnetto on the third.
The Sandman account of the latter says
the cannonadng lasted fifteen hours, and was
recommended -at o'clock On the afternoon
of the 4th, and continued the remainder of
the day. The Austrians suffered considera
ably. But few Piedmontese were wounded.
The Austrians commenced a caInonade from
the direction of Valenza without much effect
on the third.
TURN-An official bulletin of the fourth
says the Austrians have increased their force
at Vercelli, and constructed defensive works
They have also occupied Tieno and Tabielto.
have a van guard at Tronzarez. Yesterday
they burned seven of the arches of the Piac-
censea bridge over the Scrivia.
A Hamburg Telegram says that England
has officially notified that Government that
she cannot protect their commercial vessels
in case of war between Germany and France
Victoria has sent an autograph letter to
Napoleon, expressing her confidence in his
strict honor and that he would not go a step
further than he assured her some months
since. A large portion of the French army
are unable TO cross the Alps, the passes being
blocked with snow. Those crossing suffered
terribly. Prince Napoleon is to command
the corps on the shores of the Adriatic.
France is about to mobilize 100000 to $780,
900 men. The French army on the Rhine is
t. be Increased to 500, 900, the Emperor fear
ing that Germany will not remain quiet.
The MoHitelr states that the Austrian yes
sells now in French ports, and all those en-
tering in ignorance Of war, shall be delayed
six weeks. The Emperor has decided that
Austrian subjects may remain in France as
long as their conduct furnishes no reason for
complaint.
The Austrian Ambassador has confded the
protection of Austriaus in Paris to the Dutch
Ambassador. France is endeavorng to Sc
cure the neutrality of Prussia, promising not
to form an army Of observation on the Rhine
and agreeing that the war shall be confined
to Italy.
The French subjects in Austria have
placed themselves under the protection of
the Spanish Minister.
An Austrian army of observation will be
posted near Cracow to watch the Russians
gathering on the Austrian frontier.
The citizens of Milan have been ordered to
surrender all the arms in their possession
Gen. Wimper is entrusted with the defence
of Trieste and the Illyrian coast.
The Russian consul at Venice undertakes
the protection of the Sandman subjects in
that country.
The King of Sardinia DEGREES a forced
currency to the notes of the National Bank.
TURIN.-The Bank issues six million frances
| additional notes, and engeges to lend the
| Government thirty millions at two per cent.
| VIENNA.--The discount of the best paper is
| 10 to II per cent.
Ga the sixth, General Guylais, in an official
bulletin, says: On Wednesday, we made a
| demonstration near Cindia and Trassinetto.
| We had twenty wounded near Carnale. We
| have thrown a bridge over the Pc. The
| troops have crossed and fortified the head Of
! the bridge. Yesterday, near Verona. a rail
| road train, filled with troops, cOlhded with
| the ammunition wagon. Some exploded; %
men were killed and l24 wounded.
| GREAT BRITAIN.-There was an election
riot at Limerick. The military were called
out, and fired into the mob, killing two and
| Wounding five
The Chester cup race was won by Lean
! ington, the American PriOrcss coming in
| fourth. Twenty-three horses ran. Doctor
| LardHer is dead. The Prince of Wales en-
banked on a British man of war at Civita
| VscChia for Gibraltar. Tie Duke of Leeds
| is dead. 1t IS stated that Per,igny will be
| the French Ambassador to London. 1t is re-
| ported in military circles that the British
| minister intends to call out the whole mill
tia. Fifty new bat a ions will be added to
| the line. Lord COwley has arrived aud had
private interview with Malmsbury.
| The Archbishop of Vienna has issued a
| pastoral letter, attaching the crimes of Pied
mont to the ambition of Napoleon.
There is counter revolution among the
Parma troops in favor of the Ducal Govern
ment. The reigning Duchess has reGntered
the Territory.
There is great activity in the English ma
| Wy. More vessels are commissioned. Recruit
ing is active.
The Austrans appeared to be retreating
| Nothing is known of their maneuvres.
Rome is tranquil The French troops will
not leave there tor the present.
5000 Austrians, provisional for months
have arrived ut Ancoua. Monti6ores' mis-
sion to the Pope respecting Mortara failed.
4 Vienna letter to the Times says Europe
an Turkey is on the eve Of rising. 10000 o
the Porte'S troops are concentrated al
Shoomla. Omar Pasha is fastening from
Bagdad.