Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24
Further by the Canada.

iildl the commander n ieSSaili.Fla
would be apt to guard with uneeasng yigilence.
Press d. Tribune.
Further by the Canada
The right ct FrasstnaHo-Iac passage of Tie
Afps-Frdnce mo5oiizing 500 OCO men Prussia
remains neutrdi--1ustrsa suspects R,tssia The
itstria5ts retire to the left bank Of the Polite
archbishop Of Vic7na dcnounccs France and Sar-
dina.
SacKvILLE, N. b., May 10.
The express. with the Canada's news, reach
ed here at o'clock this morning.
Intelligence of battle hourly expected
but action of Importance had occurred.
The Austrians had crossed the Pc near Com
bio and advanced towards Sale. They also
made unsuccessful effort to cross the same
river near FrasSInatto the 3rd of May. The
Sandman account of the latter effort says the
cannonade lasted Is hours 1t recommended on
the T. NJ. of the 4th,and lasted the remainder of
the day. The Piedmontese had but few wound
ed while the Austrians suffered severely
An official bulletin issued at Turin on the 4.h
says the Austrians have increased their force AT
Nerceil and constructed defensive works. They
have also occupied rripo and Probretto. having
their vanguard at Tronzauo. They withdrew
last night from Tortona. They burnt seven
arches OF the bridge over the Trebba at Pia-
cenza, and also ordered the demolition of the
houses erected upon the forti6cations
A Hamburg telegram says, England has Civ
en- official notification that she will not be able
to protect commercial vessels in case of war be-
tween rance and Germany.
he GIobes Paris correspondence SAYS that
Victoria has sent an autograph letter to Napa-
leon, expressing the greatest confidence in his
STREET honor, and that he wol | not 90 step
further than he expressed to her some months
back
large portion of the French army were un-
able to cross the Alps in consequence OF the
passes being blocked with snow. Those who
/ hQI orr Il t~,is,
The Turin correspondent of the DaiYy Ner.
asserts positively that France is about TO tnnbi-
| lie between 100000 and 500 900 men, aud that
| the French army on the Rhine will amount to
| 100000 men, the Emperor fears that Gerrna-
| ny VIII not remain quiet.
The Wonlteur states that Austrian vessels in
/ French ports, or those entering them in iCno-
| rance, are To have delay of SIX weeks, and
| also that the Emperor has decided that Austrl-
an subjects may continue to reside in France
and tn. French Colonies, so long as their coz
| duct furnishes no reason for complaint.
The Austrian Ambassador, before leaving
/ Paris, confined the protection of the Austrian
| subjects IN France to the Dntch Ambassador
| liz was reported that the French Government
was endeavorIng to secure the neutrality of
| Prussia aud that they had promised on their
side not to form an army of observation on the
I Rhine, and the war shall be circumscribed to
/ Italy.
An Austrian corps of observation will he
/ posted nea: Cracow to watch the Russians, who
We're gathering on the Austrian frontier.
/ The citizens of Milan had been ordered to
deliver up all the arms in their possession
VIENNA. Nag o. An official bulletin from
Gen. Gyulai reports that on Wednesday he
1 made a demonstration near Gambia and Frassi-
/ n1tto. Our side has twenty wounded. Near
/ Casal we have thrown a bridge over the Pc ::
/ have crossed 1t and fortified the head of the
/ bridge.
Yesterday the railroad near Verona, a
/ tFar IN 1l.l. D,
some ammunition wagons. and some exploded.
Swenty-three men were killed and l25 wound
/ ed
/ The tardiness of the Austrians in making the
attack excited much surprise. and was variously
specuiated upon. The London Times thinks
they have thrown away the opportunity which
/ they at first possessed. The nactioa is probably
/ caused 10y the artificial foundations made by
Sardinia. aided by heavy rams, which obliged
the troops In some cases TO re-cross TO Pc
! The Emperor of Ausiria was PREPARING 10
take the chief command with Gen. Hess The
latter, as was reported, disproves of Gen. CIV
lai's plan of attack
y letter from Genoa says that all the Aus
/ iran vessels there have been seized by the Sar-
/ dinians.
Within fortnight it was expected the French
army in Sardinia would be 100000 strong.
The admission of the Austrians into French
territory has been allowed only on special au-
/ ,iuoc Alchoisfor OF Jenna has issued
a pastoral letter. attacking the crimes of Pied
mont and the ambition of Napoleon, and the
1 opinion IS expressed that war is not the great
est VI eFiis, out Is often glorious work accom-
| Pushed IN the service of equity
/ mere was considerable animation in the En-
siish naval depart ments. Additional vessels
were being placed in commission and recrniting
was actively going on.
LONDON Saturday The papers this A. NJ.
Soh'''! nothing important from Italy AT the
latest dates The Austrians appeared 10 be retreat
.i'S. OUT ho'hinS was known of the object OF
1 their maaoeuvers
ROME, Hay 5.-Rome is most tranquil. The
Fench troops are not 10 leave
! 6.Goh Austrians have arrived Mt Apcona since
The Suth. with provisions for : months
( RrsSIA.-The official journal of St PETERSBURG
contains the follow ing - We are authorized 10
declare In the most positive manner that there
exists 70 treaty of alliance offensive or ciefen
siye beween Russia and any other power what
| soever. At a moment when all Europe is ma
KING ma!atlme or military arrangements on
! large scale. the Emperor was obliged to provide
by the means of political prudence for any
emergencies. tbs Majesty retains in the present
juEcture entire liberty of action and we need
hardly add be IS animated only by the septi
saent OF preserving the dignity of his crown and
the interests of the country
TURKEY.-ihe T1,es' Vienna correspondent,
says the eve of a rise of EurnTean Ten.
/ key The political agitation in the sorthern
provinces vas eNceeiiDgl y great. rhe Forte has
ABOUT l2e,uO3 men concentrated at Shurr Ia ard
0ihar fasha was coming rapidly FROM Racdad
me writer thinks the RusSo-Freneh pisn for
6he nemberment Of Turkey is good one.
/ ana ina. Ia all probability the days OF the Nus
sei'asn In Europe are numbered
me Steamship CITY of Baltimore has ,-~;x.J
bringing five days later news than the f,an,,do',
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