, 1859-07-01

By the last mail we have news from Europe TO
Nay 18th. We give below summary of the
leading events since previous advices:-
There has been no battle fought as yet. The
movements Of the Austrians are inexplicable, but
Il Is believed that they are waiting for favorable
weather.
The Emperor and Prince Napoleon have LEFT for
Genoa. There Is no material change in war az
fairs since the Canada left
The Empress Eugenie has been proclaimed
Regent Of France.
The London Pres views the movements of the
Austrian troops as inexplicable except the sup
position that they are waiting for more favorable
weather before commencing the actual plan oil
the campaign.
A Vienna Bulletin states that the Austrian
troops arc awaiting better weather before assum-
ing offensive operations.
The Sandman Gen. Memora has made the river
Dora the strategical line.
The Austrians are fortifying positions on the
river Sua.
The French Gen. Canrobert directs the opera
tons Of the allies from Alessandria.
Much sickness prevails among the Austrians.
The Sardinians arc preparing magnificent re-
ccption for the emperor Napoleon on his arrival
at GenOa.
Itis reported that Austria will soon have 74O,
QUO men under arms
Austria had declared Ancona, the papal port
on the Adriatic, in state of siege. The Pope has
protested, and Austria has promised to recon-
sid.r.
The Austrians are re-crossing the river Sesia
In great haste.
At Paris the subscription 10 the French loan
Of twenty millions includes very large number
fIr only ten francs Of annual income All parties
connected with the government were expected to
take part in the national demonstration
II was said in Paris that the Emperor expects
10 be in Milan by the end Of May, Or the begin
ming Of June.
III the London Times il is said that the contin.
ued suspense between the hostile forces in Italy
cxcites daily new copjecturcs.
The condition Of Turkey has also been sub
jcct Of comment
A dispatch from Rome has been sent to the
POpc's NunciO to leave Florence.
The Austrian war brig Triton has been acci-
dentaIly blown up while the commander Of the
vessel was on shore. The number Of d aths and
missing is estimated at about eighty. Another
report says that part Of the crew were ashore
when the explosion took place. and the number
killed was only four.
Piedmont has laid an embargo on all Austrian
vessels In Sandman ports, but neutral property
Is TO be respected
Arevoution Is expected to occur at Como, Lom-
bardy, the tri.colored flag having been hOiSted by
the people before the castle.
The Austrian commander imposed contribu.
ton Of 3,000,000 francs on the town Of Verceili.
The subscription to the new French loan open
cd on the 9TH, and 10000 were already sub
scribed. 80.
The French garrison at Rome is to be main
taiRed entire.
The London correspondent Of the Commercial
says preparations are going on at every arsenal
and dockyard throughout the country. Supplies
Of cannon are still being sent to Gibralter and oil
other important stations, and the force Of marines
Is 10 be increased by 1000 men, The manning
Of tho navy is also making favorable progress
Every day furnishes new collateral proofs Of the
hct Of secret agreement, menacing to England,
having been concluded between France and Rus.
sia, and the correspondent says no one ought to
feel surprised II we wake up early some morning
toa consciousness that we may spare ourselves all
further discussion on the neutrality question.
Mr.. Ten Brooks mare Prioress had won the
Queens plate for mares at New Market beating
. second Palastor twenty lengths. The two
thousand guinea stake was won by Promised
Land, the hvoritc