The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-20
The London News looks for tho first great

The London News looks for the first grea
battle to occur at Novi.
A large portion of the French army hat
been unable to cross the Alps in CONSEQUENCE
Of the passes being blocked up with snow.
The portion that had succeeded in CROSSING
| suffered terribly.
1t is reported that Prince Napoleon will
command corps of rs, 900 troops on the shores
of the Adriatic. .." YAK.
The Turin correspondent Of the London
Daily News asserts positively that France is
about to mobilize between seven hundred
thousand and eight hundred thousand men,
and that the French army on the Rhine will
amount to 500 900, as the Emperor fears that
Germany will not remain quiet.
Tho same correspondent also asserts, that on
the day the Emperor leaves Paris for the army,
| he Will address solemn manifesto to Europe,
espousing the cause of nationalities
The Paris Moniteur states that Austrian
vessels in French ports, or those entering in
Ignorance OF the war, are to have q delay of
six weeks. 1t also states that the Emperor
has decided that Austrian subjects may con-
tinue to reside in France and the French ool-
onies as long as their conduct furnishes no
reason for complaint.
Steamers are being chartered ut Hayre TO
convey stores and troops from Marseilles TO
Genoa.
Inc Austrian Ambassador before quitting
Paris, confded the protection of Austrian sub
jects to the Dutch Ambassador. It was re.
ported that the French government was endea-
voring to secure the neutrality of Prussia, and
had promised on their side not to form an army
of observation on the Rhine, and that the war
shall be confined to Italy.
The French subjects in Austria placed them
selves under the protection of the Spanish
Minister. An Austrian corps of observation
will be posted near Cracow, to watch the Rus
SLAMS who were gathering on the Austrian from
tier. The citizens of Milan had been ordered
to deliver up all the arms in their possession
Gen. Winaper has been entrusted with the
defense of Prieste and the Illegrian coast
The Russian Consul, at Venice, had under
taken the protection of the Sardenian subjects
in that city. The King Of Sardinia had issued
decree, giving forced currency to the notes
OF the National Bank, at Turin. The Bank
has, moreover, authorized the issue of addi-
tional notes to the amount of 5000 900 francs
and engages to lend the Government 30 900 900
| francs at two per cent. per annum.
Arnsteen and Eskles is the name of the house
which failed at Vienna. Money was 60 scarce
at Vienna that tho discount on first raj paper
was 1O@l2p per cent.
The Latest.
VIENNA, May 6.-The official bulletin Of
Gen. Guylai reports that on Wednesday, "we
made demonstration near Caudia and Tras-
senett. Our side had twenty wounded near
Carnale. We have thrown bridge over the
Po River, and the troops have. CROSSED and for
tilted the head of the bridge. Yesterday on
our railroad near Verona, train filled with
troops came in collision with the ammunition
wagons, some of which exploded, killing % of
our men and wounding 127 Others"
GREAT BRITAIN.-An election riot took
place at Limerick. The military were called
out and fred on the mob, killing two and
wouuding FIVE.
At the Chester cup races, bennington won,
the American Pryoress coming in fourth.
Twenty-three horses ran.
DR.. Lardner is dead. The Prince of Wales
had embarked at Civita Verchia on British
man. of war for Gibraltar. The Duke of Leeds
not Lewes) is dead. 1t was said that Persi-
guy will certainly be the French Ambassador
to London. It was reported in military circles
that the Ministers of Great Britain intended
to call out the whole militia. Fifty new battal-
ions are to be added to the line. Lord Cowley
reached London on Friday, and held a protrac-
interview with Lord Malmesbury.
The Archbishop of Vienna had issued a
PASTORAL letter, attacking Piedmont and the
ambition of Napoleon. A counter revevolu-
ton by the troops had taken place in Parma
in favor of the Ducal Government, and the
reigning Duchess had re-entered her Terri
tory.
Great activity prevailed in the English
Naval Department. More vessels have been
placed in commission, and recruiting was
active.
There is nothing important from Italy. At
the last advices, the Austrans appeared to be
retreating, but nothing was known as to the
object of their maneuver.
Rome was tranquil.
The French troops will not leave at present.
Six thousand Austrians, provisioned for
six months, had arrived at Ancona.
Sir Moses Montepiero has failed in his mis-
sion to the Pope, respecting the boy Nor
tara.
The London Times says that European
Turkey is on the eve of rising. There was
great agitation in the Southern provinces.
The Porte has 1900 troops concentrated at
Shumla, and Omar Pasha was fastening from
Bagdad. The writer thinks that the days of
the Mussulman in Europe are numbered.