New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
NAPOLECN'S MANIFESTO.
HIS IMMEDIATE DEPlRTURE FOR ITALi.
No Change in the Situation
CONTINENTAL BANKS RAISING RATES Of DIsCOUyT

ftesnerx--tEe Nova ScO.iaH, viuca TcaC1Cd pieDec
Lat evening the Arag" With 40 passengers, au ab-
strsct Of whose news was put Ou board fishing
smack ct Cape Race by Capt. Lines and brought to
This port, nrd the Ego. whuso news was obtained
by the 6gert Of the Associated Press. Inc AraRo
len Southampton, and tho Scotian Liverpool.
oa TIE iih in-i., and therefore bang day later IN
tellicepce. Tie Vigos advice. TO the 6th inst,
by trleersph from Liverpool, -he having sailed from
Bclfatt Stay /, Via Queenstown May passed Cape
Race on Sunday night cd route to New-York. Ca-
fcrtur stely, owever have hut partial abstract
Of her ndvccs, and nothing touching the war.
The COS news wa- ob,aiued by Mr.. Farrell, the
manager of the Associafed Prs. arrangements
at the Cape, who onl, reached thai Pont yesterday
with Iis boat and has thus sgoaed the fret day Of
bis iesoence at Cape Reco Gy boarding European
steamer
Scme engagements ore reported, but they a.e not
Confirmed. A battle was expected about the 9th.
The French Minister ut vienna, and the Austrian
Mici,ier at Pals, had both quilted THEN po-is.
Nspoleon was expected to leave for Italy on the 9Th.
Napoleon sent TO tbe Corps Legslaf or tho Sd,
the following:
"Aps,riu. by ordering tho entering Of her army
into the territories Of S1fd,r, ally! Las declared
war apnirst Us. Sne this vi"lates treaties and
,n.unces cur lroniieis. AL the great Powers have
orssested against this act of aggression. Piedmont,
having accept. the conditions, nsks what be
The reason oi this suldeu inv 4son Il Is because
Austria has driven matters 10 -uch extremity, that
her Sopinors must either extend to the Alps or
Italy must be free TO The shores of TIE Adriatic
for every corIer of I,ay which remains ir-
-dependtn ut eD1Hngcrs the pnwcr Of Austria.
Hbeito III deru has BEEN the rule of my copduct
L,c. g. {rfy
p,w TO AIMS aud resoutry tell Europe wish not for
copQtes but an, deteymil ed to maintain ny natOna
,,d trudl,ioIa policy. | observe treaties on cond-
non that tb, Y arc not viuia I'd against respect
territories and the rights Of neutral powers, but
boldly avow my sy1pTihics with people wuose his
tory is MT, gi,d with and vino unw groau un-
der foreign oppression. FI-ncv has shown her hatred
Of apucly. Her will was to give me power sufi-
ciertly strong to reduce tito subi;cun the abeitors
Of disorder aud the iucrnieble members Of old fac
tions, who inces,artly seen concluding compac's
with our enemies hat she has not for that purpose
abandoned her civiIiziug character. Her natural
allies have always been those who desire the amelio
ration Of the human race, and when ste draws the
svoro II is rot to govern, hut TO free. The object
then OF this war is to restore Italy to herself
Not to impose upon Ter cnange OF master, and
who will owe to Us their independence. We do not
entor Italy to fuuHt dsnrder 10 disturb the p0wcr
of our Holy Father, whom replace upon his
Throne tut 10 rcnove IRON him this foreign pres-
sute which burdens the Whole Peninsula and 10 help
to establish order t.,re based upon lawful satisfied
ptCroets In fine then we enter this cia'sic ground,
rendered ilustrous by many victories to seek the
focstrp, Of our fathers. God grant that We may be
worthy Of them.
al an abou, to place myself at the head Of the
any ] leave to France tie Empress and my sou,
seconded by the experience and the enlightenment Q!
the Fmpcror's Hs, surviving brother. She VIII IN
derstand how to show hersef worthy Of the grandeur
of her nhssion ] condde them t. the val"r ol the
amy which remains it, fruncr to Keep w"'co upon
our frontiers and to suaro our oinnS lcoufte them
to the patriotism If the National Guard. coihde
them, in u word, 10 the entire people, VINO VIII oh'
circle them with tttt affection ani drvctedness OF
which | daily receive 50 many proofs. Courage
then aud union. Our country Is again aoont 10
show to the world that she h's not degeu'f"lcd.
PrnvJcrce will bless uur eTrt>, for that cause Is
holy in the eyes ol God which rrsis ON justice,
human ~, love OF couutiy aud Independence
Austrian, ,roops were concentrating along the Sesa,
and lsd occupied Ncrcc'ii,
Trieste nnd the surrounding territory had been de-
clarrd in stage ct siere.
Gen. Cyulaiy, the Austrian Commander, thd I'M
posed heavy contributions.
Tie EuSh,h Parliamentary elections were prHGres-
sing. The Goverrmeut gain out ct iso returns Is 10
to 20 Many country AMI Irish elections were ye1
undecided
The pa,ic on 'Change a. London had subsided.
Bush, ~ WAS ,luil, hut Cousnls had advanced.
On the Pans BonIse the Three per Cents hed de-
oiincd tn Gtf. 7Jc
TIE Bank oi FrarAfo,i he'd also raised It's rate Of
dlcou,t fr,m To- = per cent.
The Dutch Government had applied to the Cham
bers lor h cr int Of Eve hundred Thousand pounds.
Tie cippe, ship Chanpion ol the Seas had arrived
'f"n Melbourne with f92,Gi in treasure.
The advance in the rates ri Interest by the Bank
of England wes expected Ia be mado on the 9th.
The Swiss Foocrai As-cob'y has approved OF the
,1eciarati f neutrality Il the nessur-s Of deiense
taken by the Federal Council, arl has appointed
Geuern prfsrier Cvnnaudcf-in.Chicfo Of the Army oi
Switzerland.
TIE Bark Of Prussia on the 81 Of May raised the
rate Of d,sccunt 10 Eve Per cent.
The believing t-lvgr-Phic dispatch, dated AeYan-
dIa Apri u, Had bcvu received from the British Con-
sul there;
The mail steamer has arrived OF Suez fcom BON
bay. and brings the following news;
"On the ii Of April hajuh Meunsigh ear
rendered TO M9jor Meades five columns a
Msnandis. Tan,is Topee was captnred on the nh b,
thai force assisted by the abuve-naae' ehief aud b,
Coopels de Sails and Richese column; the combine
movement at rcked t,. rebels in fon. and rear, kiri
iD oue f. 2ht five hundred Of them, incluos three O
then officer. The ctieis, however managed to e.
cape. The body Of the rebels an still II Nepan.