Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-20
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New York. May lS.-Los1eS, May The
Ausrians crossed the Pc near Canbis, and advanced
towards Saba.
they also unsuccessfully attempted to cross the
Pc near Trasponnetto on the 3d.
The Sardinian account Of the latter SAYS the can
nonading lasted fifteen hours, and vas RECOMMENDED
at o'clock on the afternoon Of the 4th and CON
tinued the remainder of the day.
The Austrians suffered considerably. But few of
the Piedmontsss were wounded
The Austrians commenced cannonade from the
direction of Valenza, without much effect, on The
third:
TURIE.-An offis;al bulletin of the Alb. saws the
AustTians have increased their force at YereelG
and constructed defensive works
They have also occupied Tieno and Tabie,to, hay
| ing Vanguard at TronZarez.
Yesterday they burned seven Of the arches Of the
| Piaccensea bridge over the Scrivia
Hamburg telegram says that England has off
cially notified that GsEernmel that she canDol nyo
tect her commercial vessels in case of war between
Germany and France.
Victoria has sent an autograph letter to Napoleon
expressing her confidence in his strict honor and
that he would not go step further than he assured
her some months since.
large portion of the French army are unable 70
cross the Alps; the passes being blocked with
snow.
Those crossing suffered terribly.
Prince Napoleon is to command the corns m The
shores Of the Adristic.
France is about to mobilize 100000 to SOC, 900
men
The French army Oh he Rhine is to be increased
to 5UOOOOi the Emperor fearing that Germany will
not remain quiet
The AoniteUr states that the Austrian vessels nov
in French ports and all those entering in ignorance
shall be delayed six weeks
The Emperor has decided that Austrian subieets |
may remain in France IS long az their conduct fur
MIS- es no reason for complaint.
hn AH=4u A.
lection of Austrians in Paris to the Dutch Ambas |
sa o..
France is endeavOripg to secure the neutral
NY o. Prussia, promising not to form an army
OF observation on he Rhine and agreeing that the
war shall be eonfnedt0 Italy.
The French subjects in Austria have placed them
selves under the protection Of the Spanish Min
ist +. -
An Austrian army of observation will be posted
near CraeoW to watch the Russians gathering on the
Austrian frontier
The cit Gems of NJ Ian have been ordered to sur
render all the arms in their possession
Gen. Wimper Is entrusted with the defence of
Triste and the lliyrian coast
The Russian Consul ct Venice undertakes the pro-
lection Of the Sandman subjects in that country.
The King of Sardinia DEGREES forced currency
to the notes Of the National Bank
TURIN.-The Bank issues six million frabcs addi-
tional notes, and engages to lend the Government
thirty millions ut two per cent
NIESNA The discount Of the best paper Is 10 to
IL per cent. On the 9th, General Guylais in an
official bulletin, says: Ga Wednesday we made !.
demonstration near Gambia aud TrassipDetto We
had twenty wounded near Carnale We have thrown
a bridge over the Pc. The troops have crossed and
fortified the head of the bridge Yesterday. near
Verona, railroad train, filed with troops colided
win the ammunition wagons. Some exploded; %
men we're killed and 124 wounded.
GREAT BRITAN.-ThCre was on election riot at
Limerick The military war ! |
INTO the mob, killing tV-O and W0unding FIVE
The Chester Cup race was won by LamingtOn The
American horse, Prioress, coming in fourth Twenty
horses II. |
Doctor LangdOn is dead. The Prince of Wales
embarked on British Man Of War at Civita VEG
,Aia, for G braltAr. The Duke of Leeds is dead
L Is reported hat Persigmy will be the French Am
1sssador TO Londcn. 1t is roper ed in military cir
lies that he British Minister intends to call out the
whole militia Fifty new battallions will be added
o the llne. Lord Co@lty has arrived and had
private Interview with Mamesburv.
The Arch Bishop of Vienna has issued PASTORAL
eter attaching the crimes Of Piedmont to the ams
,ition Of Napoleon.
There is counter resolution among the Parma ,
roops in favor Of the Ducal Government
The reigniBg Duchess has re-entered the Terri
Dry.
There is great activity in the English navy and
more vessels are commissioned.
Recruiting is active
The Austrians appeared to be reireaiing Nothing
known Of their maEGIvers.
Rome IS tranquil The French troops will rot
cave there for Inc present.
5000 Ausirians, provsiOned for six months, have
rriyed at Ancona
Monteiiores mission Is the Pope respecting Nor j
ara failed.
Vienna letter TO the Times says: European Tur-
icy Is on the eve of rising 10000 OF the Portes
roOp5 are concentrated al ShoOmla
Omer Paoha is Fastening from Bsgdad. o.