Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-05-20
nuRoprAN NEWS.
Arrival % 'h' Ws.sr ana I'er"''la'


New York, May 10.
The steamers Weser and Borussia from
Southampton tho Sd iust., arrived last even
ing. The Pacific and New York arrived
out April 30th, and Canada May 2d.
The details Of the earlier movements Of
the belligerant armies as they approach
each other on the plaios Of Piedmont are
thus far exclusively denied from telegraph
dispatches.
VKxEA, Thursday.-News from the seat
Of war must be received with~considerable
reserve. but there is reason TO believe that
four divisions commenced operations yester-
day. One division under Gen. Baron Zogel
probably advanced from Placenza, and an
other under Gon. Van Benedict probably
crossed the Tcino at Pasta. Gen. Durheld
crossed tho bridge Of Bufalor and met with
little or no resistance. The division under
Gen. Baron Reischach probably crossed the
Ticino BY means Of pontoon bridge.
TURIN, Thursday steamer which
arrived at Genoa on the 9th, brought proc
lamation to the Tuscan army inviting it to
await the signal Of war, aud 10 advance in
a compact body Of 10000 meR to reinforce
Piedmont. A similar proclamation had
been addressed 10 the troops in the Ro-
magma
TURIN, Friday. ay.--Gsnerals Canrobert and
Neil have arrived he TO join the King
The Decentralization Of French troops at
Genoa continues. A considerable part of
of the division Of the Alps is encamped at
Susa in Piedmont. The Austrians arc con
centratiRg 10 great masses at Placenzo,
where proclamation has been issued BY an
Austrian commissioner extraordinary.
TURIN, Sunday Eve.-The following Of
fetal bulletin has been published: 1000
Austrians occupy MortaFa; 10000 infantry
and so cavalry, Noyara. No movement
has been made towards Vercilli. Tho Aus
trians in large numbers have Quilted PlA-
ceEa and proclaimed state of seige. They
appear to have concentrated their forces on
the left bank Of the Po. General Bonap
died on Saturday last, at Susa, Of an at
tack of apoplexy.
VIENNA, Friday.-In all probability there
was asharp action at tho Tetedepont Buffa-
lora, yesterday. 1t is reported that the
Austrians after considerable loss took it at
the point of the bayonet. 1t is said that
Mortara had been taken to-day.
VIENNA, Sunday.-The Austrians have
occupied Ultra Palanza and Aroma on the
Lago Maggoire. Tho Sardinians retreating
on their approach. The telegraph wires to
Switzerland have been cut by the Austrians.
TURIN, Saturday p M.-The corps dc ar
mie which entered Piedmont by Bravelloua,
consists of 20 battallions and batteries Of
cannon, at IL 80 this morning. The ad-
vance posts were at Vestopolate, in the pro
vince Of Novara, and still more numerous
corps de armie is on the march from Vige-
vano by Mortara.
TURIN, Saturday evening. g.-Tho following
official bulletin has been published: The
Auslrians who we're concentrated at Pavia
are marching in large bodies to Mortara.-
General McMahon has arrived at Genoa
Troops have quilted Genoa en- route for
Alessandria.
TURIN, May l. -.ere is considerable
movement Of troops to Alessandria. Tho
king has gone to take command. The
Austrians are at Novara in force, and also
at Payia. The French infantry and artil-
lery continue to arrive. No decisive move
ment has been made.
Tho particulars Of the loss of the ship Po-
mona are published. She bad 375 passcn-
gers, and a crew Of 50 men. Seventeen Of
the former are reported saved, and three Of
the latter. The rest were drowned. The
ship sunk in 9 fathoms water.