The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-27
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
New YORK, May 26--M.

eutnuslaSu1. lie mas lsoufu n Stiii'hS au-
dress.
The English Government has finally Pr
claimed its neutrality in the European war.
Count Buol had resigned from the Aus
trian Ministry.
VS. LIyrRpcoL, Friday, May l3.
The sales of cotton for the week has been
5000 bales; the market opened at an adj
vance of Id, but at the close the quotations
receded I'd higher than on the previous
week tt...E.
- LONDON, May IL.
The market is slightly easier. The bull
lion in the Bank has decreased fl65,000
Consols for money are quoted at 81 sGG9l
SIG, and for account al 9ls09lS.
.s THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, May Ia.
Flour is still advancing and held Cd high
er; holders demand an advance of Sd.
Wheat aud corn is firm, at Cd advance.
Beef is quiet; sales unimportant.
Pork steady; bidders offered freely, bat
showing no disposition to press sales.
The steamer Asia arrived at this port at
10 clock She left Liverpool at $50 P. n,
on Saturday, the l4th, having been detained
until that time to enable the merchants to
answer their letters, which arrived by the
steamer Arabia on that day, being only 9
days and l8 hours out.
The steamers Fulton and City of Manches-
ter arrived out on the 18th inst. ..4.
The Asia reports passing the steamer Ju-
IA on the 18th. She also passed the Persia
last evening at 1890.
Bertoekel, the Russian Minister 10 Wash
al -.
The papers by the Asia furnish the fol-
lowing: q. -......-....s.. I'D,
The Emperor's departure from France
was perfect ovation, and his reception at
Genoa, where he arrived on the 18th inst,
was most cordial. His address to the army
erjoined the strictest discipline, and stated
that his only fears were that they would
show too much enthusiasm.
He was expected to proceed To the army
on the l4th. efr.s
The King Of Sardinia visited the Emperor
ut Genoa.
; The official Sandman bulletins continue
to report retrograde movements by the Aus
trians, whose headquarters were at Robbie,
which is about midway between Vercelli
and Mortara.
The following is Napoleon address To the
army of Italy. .4t.t .-s -t
"Soldiers I come 10 place myself at
your head. to conduct you 10 the combat
We are about TO second tue struggles Of a
! people now vindicating It's independence,
and to rescue it from torei IN OPPRESSION
This is sacred cause, which has the sympa-
thies of the civilized world. need not
stimulate your ardorJ Every step will re-
mind you of victory. In the ria Sara of
ancient Rome, inscriptions were chiseled up
on the marble, reminding the people Of ex-
allied deeds. IL is the same to-day. In
passing the Mondovi, Marengo, Lodi Cas-
tiglioni, Arcole, and Riyoli, you viii, in the
\ light OF those glorious recollectiOnS, be
marching In another gia Sara.
Preserve that strict discipline whiclTis the
honor Of the army. Here forget it not
There are no other enemies than those who
fight against you in battle. Remain com
pact Abandon not your ranks to hasten
/ forward. Beware of n too great enthusiasm,
which is the only thing ! fear. The new
ar,nes dereeson are only TO be used at a
/ distance. They will not prevent the bayonet
from being, what il has hitherto been, the
terrible weapon of the French infantry.
Soldersl let US all do our duty, and put
confidence in God. Our country expects
much from you. -....
From one end of France TO the other the
following words of happy augury re-echo
Tue new army of Italy will be worthy Of
/ her older sister
4 TuRIS, May L.
The envy, the Austrians, are Increasing
y their forces near The castle Of st. Gioyalli,
: On, the road from Placenza. They have
: constructed bridges near Visconti to protect
their retreat. To-day our soldiers pushed
forward in a strong accommodating party rs
far as Cascine, near BOcelli, and our artil-
lery began cannonading the enemy, which,
however was not replied to. Our troops
have retaken their former position.
sgz rr t NKFoRT-oy-THEMAIs,
i. el& Y13 . Friday, May.l3th.
In the extraordinary sitting of the Fed
eral Diet, to-day, the proposition of the mil
itary commission 10 put the garrisons of the
federal frontiers on a war footing WAS agreed
to.
/ The Hanoverian representative proposed
that corps of observation should I've placed
on the upper Rhine, but Prussia protested
The President of the Diet, the Austrian
2 <huiUo>sn-oil haut Al consequence W
mons from the Emperor at Vienna, quilted
1 Frankfort without being present at the sit
ting. ali-T ti.ee
M4RsEILLEs, Thursday
Adyices have been received from Con
stantinople to the 4th inst.
The agitation was increasing in the Ter
kish provinces, especially in Bosnia.
The Turkish Government has, eonse
quently, increased the number o thei
troops.
The, Austrian vessels Of war had heer
advised merely to navigate the Danube anC
Dardinelles. I.
The Government OF Austria has stopped
the transmission OF political news to Con
stantinople. 81
ATHENS, May 3.
The Grand Duke Constantine has rehn
quished his project of visiting Jerusalem
and will leave tomorrow for st. Peters
burg.
L EspersIce says the Grand Duke Con
stantine has strongly recommended th'
Greek Government TO keep neutral.
US ty.i LoSDoy, May IA.
The steamer Ellora, with the Australian
Calcutta, and China mails, arrived at Mar
settles last night. s.-<., p..s.. $40.
Ia The mail will be delivered in London oil