Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-06-02
Foreign Intelligence.
No Battle Yet.

No Battle Tet.
Tie Aushians strengthening their position
the Emperor Napoleon at AiesSandria-Er
21ected hSurrecfon IN HtRgaYy.
Liverpool dates to the 18th inst, tire,
days later than the previous advices.
No battle had been fought up to the la.
test adyices from Italy.
The Austrians We're raising a loan of G75,-
100000 sterling.
The headquarters Of Napoleon was at
Alexandria
Connt Buol had resigned from the Austri-
an ministry.
Many failures were reported on the Lon
don Stock Exchange Consols 9l!a919.
ENGLAND.
The Queen reviewed the troops at Alder
shett on the 10th
Count Persigno, the new French Minister,
arrived at London on the 18th.
Prince Gortschakoff had also arrived al
| London.
FRANCE
| A correspondent of the London Times
says that the confidence in the success of the
army in Italy is so great that preparations
will soon be made at Nutrc Dame for the
celebration Of n Te Deum, thanksgiving for
IL great victory which is expected to be an
nounced next week.
/ All the officers belonging to the regiment
OF sappers, to Recommended by Prince Ma
poeon left Paris on the 18th for Toulon
1t was rumoTed that arms had been sent
from France to Hungary. and that the Hun
garians abroad are actively employed in TO-
menting inSurrcction in their country.
1t was reported that the Emperor Napo-
leon before leaving Paris addressed letter
to Queen Victoria, repeating his promise to
take no step during the war to compromise
the interests of England.
AUSTRIA.
The Austrian government is cndoavorng to
raise the new loan Of e7G 900, 900 at per
cent. payable in silver
THE SEAT OF WAR.
There is nothing later of Importance from
the scat of war.
An official bulletin of the 18th says: The
Austrians have Withdrawn to day from Rob-
bio, but a second and still stronger reconnoi-
tering force has been pushed forward to the
walls of Vcrcrli
The Emperor Napoleon with Marshal Can
robert rode through the streets of Alessan-
dria on horseback, and was everywhere re-
ccived with great demonstrations Of JOY.
GERMANY.
Dispatches from Berlin says the Diet was
I Ia, :.
person, who, in speech, said that Prussia
was determined to maintain the balance Of
power in Europe, and stand up for the sccu-
rity and protection of the national interests
of Germany, and he expected that all the
German confedcrativc powers would stand
firmly by her side in the fulliment of that
mission.
The mobilization of eight of the Federal
corps d'armc is completed. Prince William
Frederick Is to be commander in Chief.
The news is not important The French
troops had captured Saigon, place of con-
siderable strength in Cochin China.
The American sloop of war Germantown,
and steamer Mississippi, were at Japan.
Trade at Canton was suffering much from
the cXactIons Ul the MandarlnS.
STATE or AFFAIRS Is ROME.
late letter from Rome says that the
Pope has sent all the political prisoners to
Ancona. His Holiness il both grieved Uud
irritated at all that is going on in Italy, nor
can he be Gained by all the assurances that
the Emperor of the French gives him. The
Duke of Grammont has, however, obtained
from his Holiness his word of honor that he
will not attempt to escape from. Rome and in
return the French government has guaranteed
tranquility and order in the Eternal City.
In the provinces the case is different, and
the people may he said to be pretty much
their own masters; rs for the native troops
they are breaking up by dcscrtion, and many
leave to take service under the Pictlmontesc
colors This Pope asked Spain not long ago
to send troops to the Rumagna to replace the
Germans and French, but the government of
Madrid requested to be excused, and diSap-
proved the project.
There gre rumors that the Pope is virtual
" prisoner in Rome, he having wished to
escape to Ferrara, but having been politely
informed by General G"yon that If he was
not satisfied with the French protection at
Rome the French government would be hap
by to protect him either i'll France or Al
gcra but did not think it for his interest
that lie should trust himself to Austrian
bayoncts.
The rumor was all over Paris that in addi-
ton to the Tuscan duke running OF to Boz
iogna Pho Mono had made similar attempt
his object being to gain Vienna; but the
! French garrison had laid an embargo on him,
and he is not allowed to quit the capital.
From MEXICO.
A private despatch from New Orleans says
! Miramon's Cabinet had issued decree res
! turing Santa Anna to all rights and titles
which he formerly held in Mexico, and in
viting his return ria Tampico, where General
VOL is marching to meet him.
From The N. 0. Pciayune Of Nay 2la.
No event of much Importance has taken
place since the Tennessee left OF the Sth -
| Gen. Robles was still ut ! ,lapa, which he was
fortifying, and both roads leading to the cap
ital were likewise in the hands Of the Church
party.
Ampudia was still in the interior watching
Robe movements, but from the scarcity OF
provisions was compelled to hold his men in
squadrons, and consequently incapable of or
ganizing for the present any affective move
ments on Jalapa
The troops whth were sent rom Vera Cruz
to reinforce him had proceeded only as far as
the National Bridge tPuentc NacnouaD when
they heard of his destitute condition. There
they halted, they themselves being de!icien
in supplies and the main body still remained
there at last accounts, though many have re-
turned to the city.
Degolada WAS ut Morelia, whence he had