The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-27
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NEw YoEK, Saturday, May 9l.-The
steamship Vanderbilt, from Havre and
Southomton, with dates from London and
Liverpool to "Wednesday, the nth inst.
has arrived here. Although her advicet
are not 10 late ns the telegraph dispatch.
ca 10 Cork, brought by the city Of Balti.
more, and intercepted of Cape Race
there arc some items Of interest.
From THE SEAT OF WAR.
Piedmont has laid an embargo on all
Austrian vessels in Sardinian ports, but
neutral property is to be respected. A
revolution is expected TO occur at Como
Lombardy, the tri-color flag having beer
hoisted by the people before the Castle
The Austrian Commander had imposed Z
contribution of3OO,OOO francs on the towr
Of Vercilli. The subscription TO the new
French loan opened on the 7th inst
0O,00O,0O0 francs were already subscrib
ed. The French garrison at Rome is 4
be maintainod entire.
The London correspondent ofthe Com
mercial says that preparations are going
on at every arsenal and dock-yard through
out the country. Gibraltar and all othe
important stations, and the force Of ma
rines is TO be increased by 1000 men.
The manning Of the navy is also max
ing favorable progress. Every day furn
ishes new proofs Of The fact Of a secre
agreement menacing TO England, having
been concluded between France and Rus
sic, and the correspondent says; emo on
ought to feel surprised If we wake up ear
| ly some morning 20 a consciousness tina
we may spare ourselves all further dis
oussion on the neutrality question"
The Independence Beige cantains m
NOR that explanations have been asked o
France by England as to phrase in III,
Imperial manifesto, in anticipating the IN
dependence of Italy TO the Adriatic, i'm
plies the entire disregard Of the treatsl
Of 1915, and that the replies having ap
peared sufficient in London, a better un
derstanding appeared between the two.
lie Nord says: HThe Cabinets Of Lon
don and Berlin have resolved to maintain
a strict neutrality in the present war.
The London Times says: at seems i'm
possible that the Austrians can retir
without fighting a battle, and Il Ia equal
ly impossible that the French can remail
much longer without striking blow a
them.
There was a good demand for discoun
at the bank. The expectations of a fur
ther movement Of the bank TO 3 per cent
seems for the present to have sdbsided.
A Turin paper says that there is ap
pearance Of an approaching great battl
on the ground Of Marengo.
A Berne dispatch says: "Advices fror
the frontiers Of LombOrdy state that tn
inhabitants Of Valtellare are making greO
purchases of arms and ammunition, and
revolution appears imminent"
A French squadron is in the Adriatic.
A new ministry has been formedin in FlC
renee.
The Grand Duke Of Tuscany, who is
Colonel in the Austrian dragoons, is q
bout to take active service with his regi
ment.
-Four English ships-of-the-line and
lrigate had reached Gibraltar.
A secret address from Gurribaldi, Vice
President of the national society of Ital
is published. Il instructs immediate il
surrcction; the vanquishing and disorgar
izing of the Austrian army; the interruT
tions of its communications; the appoint
ment Of provisional governments Rnde
! King Victor Emanuel; the abolition {
{ taxes on bread, corn, &C.; the levy {
troops by conscription, and the enrollmeI
volunteers, &c.