Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-20
FURTHER BY THE CANADA.

OACkNlLLEi ~ D. may ~
The Express with the Canada's news reached
here at 6 o'clock this morning.
The Canada left Liverpool at noon on Satur.
day the 7th, and arrived at Halifax about 1890
yesterday.
The steamship City of Baltimore, to sail from
Liverpool on the llth, would call the following
day at Queenstown for dispatches and first cab.
in passengers, and the other steamers Of this
line will probably follow che same course
Intelligence of battle was hourly expected,
but no action OF importance had yet occurred
The Austrians had crossed the Po near Cam
bio, and advanced tow Yards Sala.
They also made an unsuccessful effort to
cross the same river near Trassinatto on the Sd
of May.
The Sandman account Of the latter effort says
the cannonade lasted 10 hours. il recommended
on the P. N. of the 9th, and lasted the remainder
of the day.
The Piedmontese had but few wounded, while
the Austrans suffered severely.
The Austrians on the -- commenced a
cannonade from the direction Of Valenza, with
out much effect.
! An official buentin issued at Turin on the
4th, says the Austrians have increased their
forces at Yercelli and constructed defensive
works. They have also occupied Trino and
Pobretto, having their vanguard at Tronano.-
They burned seven arches Of the bridge over
the Servia and Plscenza and also ordered the
demolition OF the houses erected upon the for
ti6cations
A telegram says that England has given Off
cal notification that she will not be able 10 pro-
tect commercial vessels in case of war between
Germany and France.
The Globes Paris correspondent says that
Queen Victoria has sent an autograph letter to
Napoleon, expressing confidence in his strict
fl,,N h.. ~aN,.. e.
than he expressed TO her some months ago.
The Daily News looked for the first battle at
Novi A large portion of the French army were
unable to cross the Alps in consequence Of the
passes being blocked with snow. Those who
had crossed suffered terribly Il is reported
that Prince Napoleon will command a corps
of 20 900 men on the shores of the Adriatic
The Turin correspondent Of the Daily News
asserts positively that France is about TO- mobl.
ize betweeen zoo, 900 and 500 600 men, and that
the French army on the Rhine will amount to
900 men, as the Emperor fears that Ger.
many will not remain quiet.
The same correspondent also asserts that on
the day the Emperor quits Paris, he will address
a solemn manifesto 20 Europe, espousing the
cause of the nationaliGes.
The Moniteur states that Austrian vessels in
French ports on their entering them in igno'
rance are to have a delay of si1 weeks, and al.
so that the Emperor has decided hat Austrian
subjects may continue to reside in France and
! the French colonies 30 long as their conduct
furnishes no reason for complaint
Steamers were being chartered at Havre to
convey stores aud troops from Marseilles TO Ge-
nOa.
The Austrian Ambassador before leaving Pa
ris eoufided the protection of the Austrian sub.
iects in France to the Dutch Ambassador.
J 1t was reported that the French Government
was endeavoring to secure the neutrality ol
Prussia, an that they had promised on the
side not to form an army Of observation on the
Rhine, und that the war shall be oircumscribed
to Italy.
The French subjects in Austria had been
placed under the protection of the Spanish Min
lister.
| An Austrian corps of observation will be post
: ed near Cracow to watch the Russians who were
I gathering on the Austrian frontier
, The citizens of Milan had been ordered to de
= liver up all the arms in their possession
a Gen. Winncfer had been entrusted with thu
defence of Trieste aud the lllyrian coast at tn,
request of the Sardinan Government.
The Russian Consul at Venice had undertak
en- the protection Of Sandman subjects
The King of Sardinia had issued a decree Civ
e ing forced currency to the notes of the Nationa
0 Bank
i The Turin Bank is moreover, authorized t.
G issue additional notes TO the amount Of 5000,
! 900 francs and in return therefor engages h
u lend the Government 80, 0J0 900 francs at pc
cent per annum, the rate Of discount is nc
= hereafter to be advanced without the consent Q
the Ministry of Finance.