Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-14
STILL LATER.
STILL LA 7 EK.
THE ADELAIDE AT ST. JOHNS, N. <
THE IMPENDING WAR!
uuriuI Announcement, of the Passage OF th'
picino.
I1n.,,nII l,rIES 0MNENEED.
IMPENDING WAR.
UOSTlLlTlES COMMENCED.



The steamer Adelaide. from Galway, with
d,1-s to the goth ultmo, arrived this alter.
Gnou.
TEp steamer Ilammonia, from New 1ork,
arrived out on the 2oth uit.
The news is most important. There mas
br.u no declaration OF war, but hostllltles
were ubout to commence. The Austrian
Loops, 10000 stroug, have passed the IL
cluo.
rhe crossing of the Ticino river by the
Austrian Troops had not yet been oihcslly
confirmed.
No actual conflict had not yet taken place
The French army was pouring into the
P.rdmOnteSe territory.
The Grand puchy If Tuscany had Joined
F,,nca and Piedmont against the AsStrIans.
The rpport Of the French Russian alliance
b,. he.u denied, but as all effect the London
Times publishes Of the treaties which are snid
:, hsve been entered into by these two Gov
,rnmants The beneficial effect OF which was
,,,,lpcsd by the denial on funds, was injured
ty this publication, aud great pane On the
London Change, was the result.
C,nsols at one time were quoted as low as
40 In consequence Of these fluctuations, aud
',y,rIons speculations about forty failures
,noug the stock brokers are announced'
THE WAR CRISIS.
II had been tslegraphed from various SOU. =.
as. that during the night ot the 2oth OF
,'rl 100000 Austrians under GuIlal eros
II tbe Ticiuo. iu three corps, and took the
nad towards Nevara Also that they after
,,rds blew up the bridge OF Butiiora, over
,hich they had crossed.
The news. as yet, lacked confirmation from
ficial quarters, and some doubts were thrown
n Il. .L ,. !
- ,,yoferel mediation Of BnglanV, and post
,,.I The declaration Of tcar.
ORANGE had aot yet accepted the mediation,
ot is said to be considering II.
The Constitutional OF Paris, and 2a"y
,eIcs of I,ordon deny the existence OF lhe re-
,rted alliance bstween France and Iiuss'a'
The News further states that the aocImen1
blch has beer sigued, and when mas leo 70
renort, is a mere Convention.
Tbs London Times proposes to give the
ovisions of the treaty, aud draws the most
raotaning consequences, regarding the all
os menace to England, inaSmuch as
10 gnArauties the services OF her ueet II
Mediterranean and Baltic 10 addition e
army Of observation on the Austrian ''ou
The King Of Sardinia has issued an inspl,
49,, procIamation to the army, saying lha'
e,ardad the ultimatum oil austria as au
,,I, and reioined to it with dsdaln.
~ Covar1ment has chartered the Cunare
amer Etua aud other vessels to convey
ons and ammunition to the Medllerra
{uuors prevail of proclamation oelns
Mt 10 be issued calling cut twenty tnou
men for the navy.
Var premiums are being generally ceman
at Lloyds. sio ~ Dane,
arge numbers, and we're entnusiaS''ea''
!ictor rto Emmauuel has gone to join tho ar
az hs Tuscan army called on the Grand Duk'
';n France aud Piedmont, and oscdart, :
against Austria. He declined ana neo
rrspon the army declared military oic
rship. noiog IN il
land, and great activity prevailed d
llwieA. .,,,a ,soyamen,
"hont France. $4,000 Freeneh troop
sIpectsd to be in Italy BY the DAY 'n
,nmsrk is reported to have concluded
v offensive and defensive with france
great paDic prevailed 10 Lendon' an
ois auctastsd excessively