Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20
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DETAILS OF THE FOREIGN NEWS
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Halifax, we are now enabled to transmit the lull
details of the European intelligence OF the war
news.
At London. on the 9Th, intelligence was hour
" expectcd of n battle between the contendIng
forces but nothing of importance had occurred
I'M TO that time The AuStrans had crossed
the Pc near Canbis and advanced towards Saa'
they had also made an unsuccessful effort 10 10
cross the same river, near Masrinetto, on the Oh
of May.
The Sandman accounts Of the latter effort say
that the cannonadng lasted 10 hours tire
commenced at + o'clock on the afternoon Of the
4th and was kept mp during the remainder Oh
the dov. The Piedmontesc troops had but few
wounded, while the Austrians suffered consider
ably. The AuStrians on the Sd commenced
Icannonadc from the direction of NalenZa, With
out much effect.
The official bulletin issued at Turin, on the
4th. saws that the Austrians have increased
their forces at Vcrca and constructed deten-
sive works They have also occupied IrlenS ana
TabiottS, having their vanguard at IronsepuS.
They Withdrew last night from Tortona and yes
terCay burned seven arches of the bridge oil Inc
Serbia and PilcenSca The demolition oil me
houses erected on the Qualifications, have also
been ordered
I Hamburg telegram says that England has
officially notified the government that she Will
not be able to protect commercial vessels, IN
case of q war between Germany and France.
The London Globes Paris correspondent says
/ that Queen Victoria has sent an autograph let
| fer to Emperor NAPOLEON, expressing confidence
! in his strict honor and that he would not go
step further than he assured some months since.
| The London Ne,ns looks for the first great
battle 10 occur at Nova
a large pc, ton of the French army had been
unable to cross the Alps in consequence of the
passes being blocked up with snow. The por-
lion that had succeeded in crossing, suffered
terribly
II is rcported that Prince Napoleon will com
,,oni . cnrns of D 900 troops on the shores of
IL = 80
Tho Turin corrcsnondent of the London DIiIy
Ns,cs osscrts nos;.ively that France is about to
,,o}o1;zn hotvnan : md 500 600 men. and that
tho Frcnch army on the Rhine will amount to
20 nnG 80 ~ L1,,roror C.orc TIM. Germany
Iii not renoin Quiet The same correspondent
Ia Sorts tI,.t -, tho doy. H.. Fu,n.ror leaves
also asserts lar o. Tue aS I'm I''o adrd"S solemn
a. - to - n,,.;n,r tho c.rso of
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w. IT,, n Cordioio bod iseuo3 = 1ecrcr
c;r;nr, f7rcod ,nrr.ncv 70 The notes Of the
S Eot;Gg5ai RSnIy NJ Tnrin The bank has, more,
ornr ra;soJ tbS Issue oc o6IiIionnl notes TO the
ormonnt Of sx Millions Of irancS and engages
| to loan the government thirty millions OF francs
ut two ,,er cent rcr annnm.
Armsteln ~ EIEeS Is the name oil inc mouse
Which laiIed at 'e'I"a' y.
! Money WAS So Sca'ce ut 'c''''I' ',iH' ''e Us