Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-19
Four Days Later From Europe
FRANCE DECLARES WAR AGAINST
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Reported Engagements.

VI ~ w 'h,t.s utfiNNN ioSe tNtiiiii,.
The Pacific and the New York arrived
out April Both, and the Canada May 81.
The details of the earlier movements of
the beligerent armies as they approached
each other on the plains of Piedmont are
thus far exclusively derived fror- the tele-
graphic dispatches.
VIENNA, Thursday from the seat
of war must he received with consilera-
bic reserve but there is reason to believe
that four divisions. under Gen Baron Ze-
gil, probably advanced from Piaccnza, and
another under Gen. Won Benedict, proJa-
bly, crossed The Ticinio at Pavia
Gen. Durficld crossed the bridge at Bnf-
faloTa. anil met with little or no resistance.
The division under Gen. Baron Reischach
probably crossed the Ticino by means of
pontoon bridge.
.TtErN, Tburs,lay.-Thc steamer which
arrived at Genoa on the 9th brought
proclamation to, the Tuscan army, inviting
it to await the signal or war, and to all
vance in a compact body of $4,000 men
to reinforce Piedmont.
a similar proclamation has been aldre IS.
ed to the troops in the Romanga.
TURIS, Friday Generals Canrobert
and O'Ncill have arrived here and gone to
join the King.
The di>embaraa; on Of French troops at
Genoa ontinucs. A considerable part of
the division of the Alps is encamped at
Suza. in Piedmont.
The Austrians are concentrating in great
masses at Piacenza, where procla ina,on
has been issued by an Austrian Commis-
sioner Extraordinary.
TcEIS, Sunday evening The following
official bulletin has been published:
Two thousand Austrians occupy Nor
tara, and 400 infantry and 80 calvary
No movement has been made towards Ve-
cil.
The Anstrians in large numbers have
Quilted Piacenza awl prnc!a' incl state OF
siege They appear to have contra.ed their
forces on The left hank of the Pc.
Gen. Bonas diel on Saturday last at
Suza, of an attack of al o.cxy = f'e'
VIENNA. Friday evening In all proba.
ftiiity there was sharp action at the Tel
cieport Buflalola YESTERDAY 1t i, report.
ed that the Anstrians, after c,nsisic able
loss. took it at the point Of the bavonct.-
II Is SAID that Motara had been taken to-
lay siesf
NIESSA. Sunday.--Thc Austtians have
o, CAPPED In;ra, Palanza anil Aroma on The
La;,o Magsiore, tie Sar,linians retrcating
on their approach.
The telegraph wires to Switzerland have
been cut by the Austr;ans.
Turn, Saturday coips d'armce
which entered Piedmont by Banaio:a con-
si>ts OF 20 tatfalions and g aftc.ics of
cannon. At ll2o this morning the all
vance of posts were at Vcspola;c, in the
Province OF Novara anil still more M.
nero"s corps d'armcc is on the march from
Sigovano by Mortara.
IvHS. Saturday evening. The follow
Ing esiisial bulletin has teen publi>he,l:
= he A,istrians who were concentrated
At PaSia, arc marching in large bodies to
Alortara. Gen. McAla,ion has arrived at
Genoa. Troops have quilted Genoa en-
route for Alessan.lria.'
Turin, aIav l---Iherc is considerable
movement Of troops TO Alcssan.lria. The
hing has game TO take comman |. The
-Austrians are at Novara in force, an | also
at Pavia. The French infantry anil artii-
lcry continue to arrive. No decisive move
mert has yet been male.
THE ENGLISH MARKETS.
The London Stock Exchange did a large
business on Monday. although the transfer
offices OF the Bank were closed for the half
yearly balance Pieces were wide although
there was no fresh news from the seat of
war. Consols closed at $500 304.
There were no more failures in the Stock
Exchange on Mondcy
St. JOINS, n. F., May 15.-The steam
ship Arago passed Cape Race, and an alb
stract of her news. which was put on board
a fishing boat by Capt. Lyons, has reached
this port. The news has been mainly an
It:cipatcd by arrivals at New York. but be-
ing one LAY later possesses one or two fea-
lures of interest.
The steamship City Of Baltimore, from
New York, 23l. arrived out on the 4th
inst. and the steamship Vanderbilt which
VENT to sea on the 24th, from New York.
was off Cowes at 500 p. AZ of the 4.h.
Napoleon's manifesto appeared in the
Kon;teur of the 81.
The Bank Of France has raised its rate
OF discount from 3 to per cent.
The Liverpool Breadstuffs market open
ed buoyant and prices advanced. Consider
ably for all iescriptions--closing quiet
Provisions had a general upward tendency.
Consols closed on the 81 at 904a90A.
The Bank of Frankfort has also raised its
rate Of discount from to A. per cent
The Dutch Government hal applied to
the Chambers for a credit Of f5e0 900.
The clipper ship Champion # the Seas,
had arrived from Melbourne with fg2, O4O
in treasure. f'o ~ 80 ~ att
The advance in the rates Of interest by
the Bank Of England was expected to be
made on the 9TH. i7a ba
The Araso has 140 passengers. She left
Cowes on tho evening Of the 4th.
sRvEnnE Do LouP. May l6.-The steam
ship Nova Scotian has passed this station. |
The panic on the London stock exchange
had subsidized. s