The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-18

err and BoruSsia, FROM Bremen and SOuthamp.
ton, bringing Liverpool dates to the 81 inst
three days later than those furnished 10y the
Adelaide and Persia, arrived here this evening
at half past six O'Clock.
The WAR News.
IN regard to the war, tn re can be DIT little
doubt that the war has commenced n all pryb-
ability. There was q sharp action at the bridge
Of B~utfalora, on Thursday, the 20th ult. 1t is
reported that the AuStrians, after a considera-
bic loss, took it at the point Of the bayonet.-
/. is also reported that Mhrtara hos been taken
and that the SardinianS had retreated before the
.Austrians, near the Lake Maggiore. The Tel
egraph lines to Switzerland have been cut by
the Austrians.
VIENNA, May 1.-The Austrians have occu-
pied Intra, PaIlanze and Aroma, the Sardinians
retreating at their approach.
TURN, April 28th.-The steamer which ar
rived at Genoa on the 27t!, brought a proc a.
nation to the Tuscan army, inviting it to await
the signal of war, aud advance IN a compact
body af 1900 men to reinforce Piedmont.
A similar proclamation has been addressed to
the troops in the Romagna.
TURIN, April 25th.-Ihe steamer which ar
rived at Genoa, on the 27th, brought a procla-
nation to the Tuscan army, inviting it to await
the signal Of war, and advance in a compact
body Of 1900 men to reinforce Piedmont.
TUmS. April 29.-Generals Caurobert and
Neil have arrived here and gone to join the
King.
The Austriaus are concentrating in great
masses at P~lacen2a, where a proclamation has
been issued by the Austrian Commissioner EX-
traordinary.
Fifteen thousand Of the French Imperial
I1,ardr lDp] t1-n;1bF at lapDn p,nbipr tbu
force there 10000 men.
The force at Suza is also increasing fast.
Turn, April 3O.-The official bulletin con-
firms the passage OF the Ticino by the Austri-
sas yesterday. The King, accompanied by
Generals Canrobert and Neill, visited the line
Of the river Dora. The Corps p'Armee which
entered Piedmont by GraveIona, consists oil
twenty battallons, and eight batteries Of can
non.
TURIN, May 1.-The King has gone to as
slRne the command of the Army. The Aus
TRANS are at Nevaro in force. and also at Paira.
The French infantry and artillery continue to
arrive. No decisive movement has Yet been
made.
BERSE, April 30-Tbe Austrians have sci.
zed several Sandman vessels on Lake Maggiore,
and commenced hostilities last evenitg.
VIENNA, April 30-Count Buol has forward
ed circular notes to tie foreign Governments,
stating the diplomatic and political reasons fol
the declaration of war by the Emperor. The
Vienna Zeitung publishes DEGREES ordering tht
income tax Of the third class to be retained BY
tie pay ofthe office Immediately upon the inter
est Of the public bonds being paid, and ordering
a loan Of go, 00l,O01; but, as at present it i
impossible to coctract it, the National Banl
will advance two thirds Of the nominal value o
the loan in new notes. A third decree release
the National Bank from the necessity of meet
ing its notes with specie, and a fourth ordering
the duties and excise dues to be paid in silueT
Or payable in coupons Of the National Loan.
In England, a royal proclamation has been is
sued, offering a bounty Of Gl0 to seamen, will
the intention OF recruiting j go additiona
men. The greatest activity prevailed in tn
English dock yards, preparing for war. Tn
Emperor Napoleon was expected to join tn
French army on the Sd inst.
Instruction from the British Admiralty wer
received at Woolwich, April 30th, directing al
posaible haste in the completion Of the new
class steam irlgates now on the stocks.
A telegraphic dispatch was received at Shen
ness on the 18th ult, to send the Royal Georgi
to Davenport, the Colossus to Portsmouth, anC
the Edgar, Queen and Trafalgar are to be go.
ready for sea Immediately, The Osborne, steam
yacht, has been ordered TO be got really for i'm
mediate service. It's destination is reported t
b. the Mediterranean, to be placed at the dis
poSal Of the Prince ofWales.
The Prussian Government has resolved to pu
its arnyin readiness to march.