Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-05-30
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French rkeI nm hna IL
,e imperA yacht Reine Horense, at Marsehes on the
ih arrived at Genoa the afternoon Of the following
uAy; ne landed at the inner port, Darcena and pro
u'rec TO the royal palace, from the balcony Of
""eh ne presented himself TO the assembled populacc
who greeted him with enthusiastic plaudts and aeIama
uons.
Tho Emperor was accompanied to the palace by Prince
S"lgnalo, Count Cavour, and Count D'Auvergne the
Fredch Ambassador o.
The port full Of ornamented small boats crowded
win spectators aud on shore the city presented the APP
Pearahcc oi fefe large structure covered with hags
ssynbohca representation of the French and Sardnian
alliance was erected at the landing place Flowers were
cast before the Emperor by the popuaee during his pro-
The Emperor held review of some old sodies in the
court yard OF the royal palace and in the evening hc
went to the theatre where his reception was most en-
ihSiase lie was accompanied by Prince Nopoleon and
Prince Carignano
On the following day the King of Sardinia went to
nenoa and after paving brief visit the Emperor
"is ~ ~ &c ,e s-s" "s<'s's~s@-- ~
The Emperor was expected take his departure from
Genoa on the nth for the army, whom he had issued
the following order of the day:
"SoLDiEES:-
81 come 10 place myself your head to conduct YOU
To the combat We are about second the struggles
OF people vindicaling their Independence and TO
rescue mem from foreign oppression. This * a sacred
cause which has the symplihes Of the civilized world
need not stimulate your ardOr. Every step will
remind you OF victory. la the Via Sacra of ancient
Rome inscriptions engraved on the marble remind.
ing the people of their exalted deeds IL j. the same TO.
day. In passing Moudoyi, MarengO Lodi Ca.tglioni
icoIc anu kNol you viii, In the midst of
Gus recolectIos be marching in another Via Sacra
Preserve that strict discipline which is the honor of the
army mere, forget II not there other enemies
tian those who tight against you ia battle Remain com
pact and abandon not your ranks Ia hasten forward
beware OF too great enthusiasm, which the only thing
Hear Ihe new drD,s de precision are dangerous only
al distance They will not prevent the bayonet from
being what it has hitherto been-he terrible ueapon OF
the French infantry.
Soldiers! Let all do our duty and put our conf
u'h'e ~ Tod Our country expects much from vou-
al lraYg fttfl fl..s.t a. Gil
oi happy augury rrechO - The new army of Italy will
he worthy oi her elder sister,
Given at Genoa, May L. 1852 N,PoLroxr
In regard to the movements ur the Respective armies
the following are the official bulletins published by the
| Sardinian Government
"TrEiN May ll.-SOme Austrian seige trains regi.
m'nt Oi Infantry, and detachment of Cha...us have
croSSed at GrNcona, and directed their course toward
'a,a aud Pusierlengo in Lombardy Many of the enc
my troops are concentrated between Morara Palctro
and bobho The head quarters OF the Austrian staff are
at MOrtara"
"TuEiN, Friday, May ls.-The enemy are increasing
Their forces near Castle san Giovanni on th. road from
fiaeeza to Stradea. They have constructed bridges
near Ngcvano aud Mota Visconti TO protect their r..
treat OF to-day. Our soldiers have pushed forward
strong recono'rng party as far Cascinc Iii Sera near
NeIce ana our artillery began cannonadng the enemy
which, however was replied 10y them Our troois
have re-taken their former position" >"
later bulletin Of the same date says:-"The Austri-
ans on their PiacenZa have orcupied Riyergnro
on the river Trebh The head quarters are at Robbie
| The wounded have been conveyed to Occimiauo"
Tue Farsh Pays says that the depredatons committed
by Austria IN Piedmont "are for the purpose of llinp
the military stOrehouSes of Lombardy They are litter
ally stripping the Piedmontcse provinces of hav grain
provisions and everything they carry of" and ar
cordng TO the French journals they do this with the
| greatest risor and cruelty.
Correspondence london Times,
iARls, May l2-Ihe movements OF the Austrians look
a. II ro'reat were contemplated; some however think
which they may may not b. able to decline eya,, n fl
would Tuesday next was the day looked forward to as
the one FOR the first serious conflict but from the bo
haste with which the Emperor tniycrscd France and
reached uenoat Is inferred that news ofimportaure NAV
/ reach Us caller ''
The French force now in Piedmont is very hr.. I'm
10 FRIDAY, the 9th of May, 81 900 from France and
Algeria were conveyed to Genoa by the InpcrnI nav
liooo by the McSSagcricS 700 by the Marie Stuart
ua'port mrei ior the occasion and from 2O OO9 10
sloVo 10y land y despatch received the d,v before
Yesterday liked the eota number there at 40 On The
,umohtcSe count SvuO regular troops and % 900 vol
an'eers' Prom this total one-iOuTth is believe the
usual average deducted for contingencies or casu,Is
Ihis Is applicable to both sides aud oven then formia
Die number still renrns for mutual slaughter in the cir
eG,cribcd battlefield IN the plains of Piedmont aud ON
winch Austrian and French bishops are commanded Il,
invoke the divine blessing Ii is said that the r,v,lr
oil Tie French l. not yet complete and a good deal re-
MAINS To Ice done concerning the balls for the rifeI can
1 the arsenal OF Genoa :"
The Paris correspondents of the London plpcrz are
"hAhinou. a. describing The enthusiasm of the ueople
upon the EmperOrs departure f,r lie army in Ii, a.
immense. Such a reception the Rmperor bas 49, r.
II
fore met WITH and lac evidently surpdsed Al ia
spl warmth. The correspondent of the Times says.
lhc manifestation OF popular feeling in Paris ON the
departure 81 iGe EhEeFOr appears have been marked
b. spontaneous enihusilH -Lirh has not been vii
Ie'ed ih that capital for many years. A she ImDeri
carnage passed out OF ihe yard OF the Tuils,s
thc Emperor seemed IL bf taken by sunrise ,t tI non
sdl warmth Of the demonstration. lie was att,njrJ
only by few OF the Cent GdTLs and On arrivinr "A
the Hotel dc Vile, the imposing ovation had proud
it- eject The Emperor ordered his guards to move ONT
OF the way, and the carriage instantly surrounded M,
ihe enthusiastic crowd.
The correspondent Of the Herald reports that tho
stern unbendng features of Louis Napoleon ouvsrcd
with emotion. while the Empress was weeping Witlont
any attempt at conceamcnt.
tar LATEST
L"NnoN May li-NoOl.--A ArsEALtAN, CMcrrr, ,Sp
CmNA Mnts-Ihe Elora, with the above mails ,rri,.i
At Marsclcs last night The letters will bc Jliysr in
London on Monday morning No quarantine at Mar
settles.
Mr.. Joseph Surge OF Birmingham died suddenly or
disease Ot The heart at o'clock this morning
FRANCE.
The mail from Paris had not arrived
GERVAvY.
IL - affirmed IN Ministerial rirfcs ~ Berlin that Prus
sia Tor the moment mountains az oApectapi l.ry and
has not bound herself to any power 10 rcu,s{n ,,i
she viii hav" the heaviest burden to support in the com
mon defence. ~
RTstGNArIuN OT COUNT Rr0I
fRASETpRr, MAY H-Count Rcclberr presilept of
hc Federal Diet and Austrian Ambassador has len for
vienna, having been appointed Minister for FOREIGN Az
lars ~ the place Of Count Buol Schapcnstein who has
rendered his resignation
LUFRrO0L, May li-P. N-Thc Ash, ,,s obtained
here half an hour Ui $50 P N To enable rerrl,ts t
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