, 1859-05-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
Further BY the Steamer Canada.
THE FIGHT At FRatSlNATTQ,
Ihe Passage Of the Alps.
FRANCE h0B0LIZlNG 5000, 600 mEY.
Prussia Remains Neutral,
AuSTRIA SUSPECTS RUSSIA
Prussia Remains Neutral.
Tho Austrians Retire to the Left
Bank of the Po,
The Archbishop OF Vienna penounces
France and Sardinia.


Liverpool on the 1ltll, would call the following
day Ut Queenstown for dispatches and first class
cabin passengers, and the other steamers OF
this line would probably follow the sa,ne course.
Intelligence of q battle was hourly expect
ed, but no action Of importance had occurred.
The Austriaus had crossed the Pc near Cam
bio and advanced towards Snle. They also made
IN unsuccessful effort to cross the same river
near Frassinatto on the Sd Of May. The Sardi-
nian account OF the latter effort says the cannon
ade lasted Ii hours. It recommended on the
r. N, Of the 18th, and lasted the remainder Of
the day, The Piedmontese hud but few wound
cd, while alc Austr,:ans suffered severely.
Tie Austrians, on the -, commenced can
nonadc from the direction of yalence without
much effect.
An official bulletin issued At Turin on the 4th,
says the Anstrians hare increased their force ut
Verccil and constructed defensive works. They
have also occupied Trino and pobrietto, having
their vanguard vi Tronzano. They withdrew
last nigh. from Tortona They burnt seven
urchcs 0t the bridge over the Trebba at Pia-
ccnza, and also ordered the demolition Of the
houses erected upon the forsifcations.
4 Hamburg telegram says, England has given
official notification that she will not be ablc to
protect conmcrcia! vessels in case Of war be-
tween France and Germany
The Glott's puris correspondence saws that
Ficturiu has sent an autograph letter to Nupo-
leon, expressing the greatest confidence in Ills
strict honor, and that lie would DO 20 q step
further than lie expressed to her some mouths
back,
The Daily Iests looked for the first battle ut
Novi.
A large portion Of the French army were un-
able to cross the Alps in consequence Of the
passes being blocked with SNOW. Those who
had crossed had suffered terribly.
Ii is reported that Prince Napoleon will com.
mand corps Of 25,0''U men on the shores Of the
shores Of the Adriatic.
The Turin correspondent Of the Daily Itrs
asserts positively that France is about to mobi-
lize between 100.o01 and 500, ,U1p men, md that
the French army on the Rhine will amount to
5h',oou p!cn, rs the Emperor fears that GERMANY
will not remuin quiet.
The same correspondent also asserts that On
the day tic Emperor quits Paris, be will nd
dress i solemn nlaulfesto to Europe, espousing
the cause Of nationai!tcs.
Tue N'nittur stutes that Austrian vessels III
French ports, or those entering them in jgno-
rancc, arc to have drlay Of SIX weeks. and
a.lso TINT the Emperor has decided that Austrian
subjects may continue to reside in France aud
the French Colonies, so long US their conduct
furnishes no reason Tor complaint.
Steamers were being chartered ut Havrc to
convey stores and troops from Marseillcs to
Genoa.
The Austrian Ambassador. before lcarinc IN.
rig. coutjded the protection OF the Austrian anil.
jcctS in France 10 the Dutch Ambassador, 1t
was reported tl1ut the French Government vas
cpdcayoring TO secure the neutrality Of Pruss;a
and that they had promised on their side mt to
form an army Of observation on tile Rhine, and
TLe French suhrcis in Anstr;. 1,.a h,or
n,aced under thc prutection of the Snonisi I'm
ts,er.
An Austrian corps Of obserrat;on will bc
nosted ncar Crocu,y tn vatc}, the Rnss;,n.
who werr gathering on the Austrian frontier
Tho citi7rns or Milan Ind haen ordorol +o
de:ircr nm ali the arms in their nos.ession
i;rn WINNER hu} hccn cntrrstnd w;th H.,
def.nre nf Tr;est. and illvrian caost 'A 'A-
Tbc Russian cnn.n1 ~ v"n;cs had -,
dor+nt.n ~" nrat"a+;a,, ~ th Snf,;.: Haa ~ "
ae.nAen ;.atl ''e i'o'cc''on u 1he oasom'ah SUD-
Tho E;,o ,f so-d;,;, tod ;e.rod aa,.oo
.;r;,,. 1,-e; ,,...n,,- o. ~ .s 49,
Estann, 81 RsnI. Thc T,r, pant Au.es ,nos1a y! 'ic
authorized to issue additionui notcs n t,s
amonnt of 6 0o1 1,s, frnncs md in rotr-, tbar".
far enruoes ta lend th. oovernment n a,u nm
francs at pcr cent. ner annum' Thc ma of
discount is not hereafter TO be advanced with.
mi the consent or the Minister of r;nonca "'>1
-
no AAtest'
s1EsSA, May b.-An ofhclal bulletin from
Gen. Gyula' reports that on Wednesday he
made demonstration near Candla and Frassi~
natto Our side has twenty wounded. Near
Cas:sl We haEs thrown bridge over the Po;
have crossed 1t and iortihed the head Of tho
bF1dEe.
Yesterday on the railroad near Verona. train
hllcd with troops. came IN collision will. some
ammunition n t' wagons. ana a, some e, e1ploded.-
Twents-th-ee men were killed and Ia wounded.
GREAT BnrrA1S.-Durlngt the election ut Linz
erick. voting became SO serious TINT the militia
rv lad 10 fire on the mob. Two persons wcre
Killed and four wounded.
The race for the Chester Cup was won bv
bennington. Mr. Tcnbroecl's Priorcss came
in 4th. Thlrfy-ttree horses ran.
DR.. Lardurr was dead.
The Prince oI Nulcs had embarked at Cirita
|eccha Oil board British man- n-of-war 10 Glib
raltar.
The Duke Of L.eeds-not Lens-was dead.
lie "as the husband Of A1ss Cation of Nd
II va. said tllut Count Persicur would cer.
tain!y be the French Ambassador 10 London.
1t was reported in military circles that the
ministers intend to cult out tic whole military
and to add fifty new battaiians TO the line,
Lord cow!ry, British Ambassador at paris.
reached London on Friday aud had q protractcd
interview with Lord Aalmesbury.
~, :. ~ ~ "A"-
,,aaI .. tAe Austrlans ID MAKING shr
H. ~ " Iu -" u !oe' aao Mas Various"
- :; ~ uio"' lug Aonaon 1ns1 thinks
tns. Ha'e tnro"h away INC opportunity which
t1st al hfSs possessed The junction is prob
apls e''usea " me art'hcla! foundations made
ns safdinta' AIDED oy heavy rains, which Obliged
the iroops Ill some cases to recross the Po.
lhs h'nnef"f ol austria WIS preparing to
lake Inc chlef command with ten, Hess. The
tastes' ~ WAS fepoFteu' disapproTes Of Gen.
- pau " a.tacA-
tti rom "ehoa says 'hat al the Aus.
,e"Se'" t'le'e Ao'e oeen seized by the Sar-
o'1r W;1h;n
";t".n atorsaleht vas expected the French
rsnS ~, III oaru'n'a would be l"n.eeo strong.
...1;. aue aunass,on ol ihe Anstrlana INTO French
1''grl1a''oa' ",
ne nc" Flcnch loan OF 900. .oo0,o 900 francs il
10 oc contracted by national subscription. It is
to DC per cent. 'oan, issued at tvf., SOC. or
At Pr ccnt.' ISSUED a. sot.
~. lhe embodiment OF The contingent Of 1859 has
oegn Tl. outanoeu. t,a;
a, ine .l,1cs ,c. areno1snop 0, vienna has issued
raseora' .t'ee', attacA1ne she crimes OF Pied.
mum anu INC oinbition OF Napoleon, and the
op'u.sun Is PRESSED tnat war Is not the great
est OF evils, nut Is often glorious work, accom-
pl'snea IN the service Of equity.
counter revolution bad taken placc between
the troops IN Parma IN favor Of duca1 govern
nent.
Inc fe'snlng duchess had re-cntered Parma.
sie "as cens'oefaote animation IN the En-
E'1sn na'ol departments. Additional vessels
were oetnG plaeea IN commission and recruiting
"as ae1"eit Eoing on,
~ ls Lonuoh tDaet continues to assert its be-
t'et ~ ah 1H.1oce between france and Russia,
aa a'saee suut nuss1a "ouia not hare gone rs