, 1859-02-02
TIE DISTURBED STATE OF EuR0PE
"afllke Movements Of the Continental
Powers, etc., etc.


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erDool At hai8 -ast 4h..a cI - 'ooe tem Lls
Of the 1sth ~ as-inaa a. Hais. ~ ue aItuoo
tn o;c1orL aatsu fee o. 3Aa4 a. oan'past
THE MOVEMENTS N FRANCE.
are the fooSino that nrttsrs ha1n tasa on
to prepare over one hundred tTansnarts IA. en
McA(ahon Is to command the army nf ftajV| and
that thirty Thousand ~ fha 413-an .an;,1.-att au
are to cross over to italy frnm tbe Afr;can coS a.
Prince Napoleon left Paris oo The 1ath mt for
Turin, to espouse the Princess ciot;de dan"hter M
OF the King OF San]infa. The 5mnrasS,on n,evaii
ed that tbis measure won,5 secn,e IL s,n,ert ~
France to assist Vctor Eannej IN hsco.;pT K;n -.
Of Italv. - - e>'A4A"s 'A'Ds
The Paris Prr,se. the orran of Prime Nano1aon
continued to fndnlre IN .xnrIita a-t;c1as
The Con.titufionei Of the isth can,aine ,n ar4;.
Gle the state Of afairs. 1t admjts that ser;ons
difficulties bare arisen between France and Ana.
tria concerning the Danube and Seryia. and savs
that the marriage Of Prince Napoleon with fhe
Princess Of Sardinia will cement he alliance be-
tween the two nations. italy Il acitated. but war
is only possible in the event Of CREATES taking
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dents hai;os.o ".e. tut.u ana sIenna cot1espon-
italv tn hare ,aan 4euts r,uoh ~ lsseat essnts II
that it IL mt trne ,hat y anu
tbe nenna in .aS;ta-,s essas VI toe lsoop0 JULIEN
TIE nffic;a1 pisdnoo1ta.s 80. f1.,. ..>,;.h, a,
following mote .@The ofica1 Ga~iH. ap af Visnne ~.
having announced he desn,t.b ~ -a;nforceanta
to Italy. the Piednonlese rovsrn1nent hsa thonaht
the frontiers Of T9mharr1v rit1e1nt hnWsvar r,1f.
ing out The CONTINGENT y "''A""'' ~1"'
Three eteamer1 with troons had arrived Al
Venice. The advance 1nard n the An.trian "a.
inforcements entered H;ian m ~ mn ;nst.,t
under Gen. Raining. The Arch Dufe Ma1i.
milhan had ouitted G,,.n M G.r G1n,s; tss
military Governor. commended in his sbsa,nce
The Piedmoutese Chamber Of Dspusies had
party, Signor Rsdzze being chosen President of
the Chambers. Additional guns had been
mounted on the citadel OF Milan, al pointed
sgH,nss s ne city:
III ~ nees .! me alaance OF fflnc. napoIeon
sra;te san oarolnIan princess, produced Rrea.
it aa ntadae ~ H. ~ n,;,ad .nt;"a ~ -
and Sardinia in the affaira of italy. Hwaa ex-
pected that Prince Nspoleon's presence at &C.
nera and Turin would LEAD to demonstrations Of
an unmistak2ble character.
rBk FLEET IN AUSTRIA.
rha ,o.-..aa,a.,t ~ a.. 1,,do, T;,n. ..
v;ano. sot M - ~. ~na.;s - a"...;"
has hsa, 55an.ad ~ ~ hartnrnp - Savd;;a
and tha daro;mesr;g, ~ Fesn.a srS +bst tha1
ars veil Ell n1sa.sd x3,h tbs ,n;1;t dsnjaxsd hv u
1891 sa p'eAssu . "sa 'ua w. 80. .hnn!and sas
-.a. ~. ~ IT," auen ~; 90 ~ ca,r.a.r Mu
- az Geu. y W.a,. .uuI .auant1 ts"n.agi
.na-s ~, ;,e'nd;aa eaI ~ .sss'rv go ~ fhs;- 1av ~
1,eiv E:nht ba+ta,;es' liz Ion hor.e. to .,rh -
hatterv Eere sent ~ nn Mondsv Ths celeT;tr
snd es.s v;,b sh;ch tha t-oona moved from nns
ertremitv If tha emn;1 - to the nther had eYcit,
~ aenara1 ss,an;shntant '
Tha Po~ta ha1nr ,rtnov,adoaa tha rev stata
ri tb;nas ~ Sarv;s shsra :. ~ onss.;nn ro~ ~
Austrian ~ nccnnat;on ;n thst 1 o1arter and N.
treatv # Par,. !. MT l;ts,v n bs hroksn hz ths
;ntsry.nt;on If - hat tpn1er @ ~ 70 0A'eA - 'A0
Tue flll'Sa - tHu.s'A' ........
Many ffussian Journals "lsn she'r govern
meotto support Austria It ene IS attacked. The