The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01
incidents of the war.

AustriaRs are seizing all the arms in the pos
session Of private individuals there, but
great many have already been secretly re-
moved into Switzerland.E = AT Soudro, the
capital Of The Valteline, several persons have
pronounced in favor of o junction with Swift
zerland.
Four Zouaves arrived lately at the railway
station at 81. Etienne TO take train for
Lyons, and ordered some refreshments.
Whilst they were eating and drinking, they
told, to the amusement Of the bystanders,
tales Of their exploits in the Crimea. An
ironmaster of the Loire, who happened to be
present, was so much pleased with them that
he told the keeper of the buffet to give each
of them bottle of the best wine, and that
he would pay the whole score When, then,
the repast being finished, one of the Zouaves
pulled out purse, evidently containing but
little, and asked what he had 10 pay, the
waiter answered =" Nothing - and besides,
here is another bottle for each Of youp At
the words, "another BOTTLE" the Zouaves
prieked up their ears, but asking no ques-
tions, they proceeded 10 drink the wine,
which they pronounced excellent. Noticing
then the ironmaster, one Of them said-"Tt is
you, sir, who have given us this treat?" and
the others rose and saluted him in military
fashion. The ironmaster protested that they
were mistaken, but the Zouaves insisted, at
is you'll" said the spokesman of the band, and
then added-"We are in too great hurry to
make long speech; but if you have occasion
in few months to 60 to Vienna, ask for us,
and we will not only show you the curiosi-
ties of the place, but will treat you-to wine
from Prince Metternich's own cellar" They
rushed TO the train and departed.
The Belgian Chamber of Representatives
have adopted the bill interdicting the export
of horses by SO votes to 10.
Galignani's Messenger of the 18th of May re-
marks: Count Rechberg was ad Iattts to Rad
etzsky in lS4S, as Civil Governor of Lom-
bardy-a post analogous TO that now held un-
der Marshal Gyulai by Baron de Bulberg. He
is now considered man of moderate opinions
and conciliatory disposition.
The Piedmontese Gazette publishes n procla-
nation from Prince Eugene of Savoy Caripnap,
thanking the National Guards of Turin for
their alacrity in obeying the appeal made to
them for the defence of the city. A similar
proclamation has been published by M. Tec-
chic, Royal Commissioner at Ivrea, to the peo-
pie Of that town. .
A battalion of Piedmontese marines has
arrived at Leghorn from Genoa, on board the
Victor Emanuel steamer. They we're received
by the population with great enthusiasm.
The independents, of Turin. states that a
female spy has been discovered in that capital
by two Of Garibaldi'C soldiers.
The nrovisional covernmant of Trs,o
appointed Lieutenant Colonel Niccolini to the
post of Civil and Military Govsrnor Of III
island of Elba. VI '"0
A letter from Venice states: Archduke Max
imillian has dissolved his vice regal court. and
has withdrawn on board the Elizabeth frigato
in Malamocco harbor. His only suite consists
of two aides de- camp.
ury of the State. and all the denoa;ts of ,noo;o
have been removed to the fortress of Kdsn;a'
stein, The Dresden JournaI ASSIGNS no tSo
reason for this measnra that there ;s not .rfs
cient room in the hotal of tba N;n;str,, os p;
nance. :. - ''O - '''''' VI
A letter from Rome. in the par;s rn;vsr,
saws: The Duke de Grammont wa. ,atsiv .d .
mitted to an audience of the Pope. having re-
ceived a dispatch ordering him to express the
sentiments Of devotedness of the Emperor of
the French towards his Holiness, and to de-
clare that his Majesty was ready under any
circumstances to assist the Sovereign Pontiif
and to protect his person and his rights. The
Pope expressed his thanks, and then, pointing
to crucifx, said to the ambassador, "Mon-
sieur 10 Duo, that is what confide in.''
The Emperor of Austria has sent an auto
graph letter to the Pope, assuring him of his
eagerness to serve him, and begging his HoIi-
ness to dispose of him and of his troops. He
adds that they shall retire, or limit their occu-
patton to such places as the Pope NAV point
lin order to defend the integrity of the ter
ritory Of the Church. .-.I ..
The Augsburg Guzette calls on the German
ladies to give up purchasing any French arti-
cles of millinery. awe must not" it saws,
"let German money pass from our pockets into
those of the French and enable them To make
war on u.s." ... ....r-.
The Vienna journals say that the govern
ment is anxious to see free corns raised in all
parts Of the Empire except in Italy, and that
where the inhabitants of towns are luko-warm
on the matter, IL is taking measures TO stimu-
late them. They add that it counts on being
able to obtain altogether in that way between
40, 900 and 90, 900 men.
The Milan Gazette statss that in tho .F.;u
at Frassjnnetto. tbe Anstr;sns con.;stsd nnia
of the Third battalion of GrsnUad;ors 80 ny ths
regiment of the Arcbduta Chorias 49, ~ Az AZ
order, of Colonel Raron Pncbsr bo.;das hale
battery Of ARTILLERY and half OeraJron &C
cavalry. II adds that tba troors n sduaht la, ~
ordor and had ono L;I,od t,ro "ap aJusn. WI
and e;obt sI;obtIv. md th;nI,s tho d. s5,.,asa
must have exnerienced MOVE oaus;doraIIe
Losses. since durins tbo n;oht tho,, 'n"uis a;,oS
without leaving a trace bebind An pPs% dr%sr Of
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