Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-05-19
interesting Foreign News.

Interesting Foreign News.
new yoRk, May 10th.
We tried our best to get the foreign
news To- you sll last night, via Albany and
aPatsburg and Bufho, but failed from
there being no opelatOrs at hand on the
SThe steamers Wesef and Barussia, from
Southampton the sd inst, arrived last
evening.
The Pacific and New York arrived out
April s0th, and the Canada May I'd.
< Ths details of the earlier mexements
Of the belligerent armies as they approach
ed each other on the Plains Of Pied
mont, are thus far derived exciusiyely by
telegraph.
The steamers Weser and Bofnssia ar
rived this evening at half past six o'clock,
from Bremen via Southampton, with Liy-
erpool dates to the Sd. The screw steam
er New York arrived at Cowes on the
30th. The Canada arrived out May I'd.
The reported wreck of the clipper ship
Pamona proved to be true. She was
wrecked off Wexford Ireland, and ss6 lives
were lost. Shehad on board ATS passen.
gers and So ofths crew ofwhom~l7 ofthe
former and 8 of thelaiter were saved. The
ship sunk in nine fathoms Of water.Vyo
Instructions from the, British Admiralty
were received at Woolwieh, April s3otb,
directing all possible dispatch in the com
pletion of the new first class steam frigates
now on the stocks. IS, S -, s,..s a vs.z-s.
A telegram was received at Sheerness
on the Goth ult., TO send the Royal George
to Davenport, the COLOSSUS to Portsmouth,
and the Edgar, Queen and Trafalgar, are
to be got ready for sea Immediately. The
Osborne steamer. Yacht bat to be got
ready for immediate service. Its dest:sa-
tion is reported to be the Mediterranean, to
be placed at the disposal of the Prince of
Wales. - - -
The Prussian Government has resolved
to put its army in readiness to march.
In England, a. Royal prOclamation has
been issued, offering bounty of ten
pounds to seamen, with the intention of
recruiting 10000 additional men. &. The
greatest activity prevailed in the English
dock yards preparing for war.
The Emperor Napoleon was expectedto
Join the French army on the Sd inst.
VIENNA, Thursday. News from seat Of
war must be received with considerable re-
serve, but there is reason 10 believe that
four divisions commenced operations yes
terday. One division uader Gen. Baron
Zogei probably advanced from PIazenca
and another under Gen. Won Benedict,
probably crossed the Ticini at Pavia.
Gen. Dui6eld crossed the bridge at Buff
falora and met with little or no resistance.
The Division under Gen. Baron Reiseh
probably crossed the Ticini by means Of
potion bridge. 7a.'ss - 7ai17ea -
TURIN, 'Friday.-GenE.t Canrobert and
Neill have arrived here, and gone TO Join
the King. 'sii sss E'-i si,-is = sd %
The Decentralization Of French troops at
Genoa continues. - 2i#sE ssesA
A considerable part Of the division of
the Alps is encamped at Susa in Pied
mont. 1851 2sf ~ ss'i . - -
The Austrians are concentrating In great
masses at Plaenza, where proclamation
has been issued BY an Austrrin Comniis-
sioner Extraordinary. aso.-''7' . 20 ha@
FIENNA, Sunday, May 1.-THE Aus
trians have occupied Intra, PaIhnze and
Aeonta. The 'Sardinians retreating at
their approach sss2 ss7- l'szzi ~ s0s
TrRIN, Thursday, April 2s.@The lstea-