Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27
FUBTHERN BY THE ASIA,


The following is NapOleons order Of tho
day
Soldiersl ~ como 70 oondust YOU to com
bat We are about 10 second the struggles Of
people now vindicating their Independence and
70 rescue them from foreign oppression This
is sacred cause which has the sympathies Of
the civilized world. l need not stimulate your
ardor. Every step will remind you of victory
In the "yia sacra" Of ancient Rome inscrip
tions we're engraven upon the marble remind
ing the people Of their exalted deeds lis
the same to-day In passing Mordova, Maren-
goLodia you will in the midst Of those glorious
reooleciions be marching in another "via
sacra."
Preserve that strictest discipline which is
the honor of the army. Here forget il not
there are other enemies than those who fght
ag sinst you in battle Remain compact and
abandon not your ranks to hasten forward
Beware Of 90 great enthusiasm which Is the
only thing fear. The new arms dea-precu.
sion are only dangerous at a distance. We
will not prevent the bayonet from what t has
hitherto been the terrible weapon Of the
French Infantry.
Soldiers Let us all do our duty and put
our confidence in God, Our Country expects
much from you from one end Of France to the
other Happy AuguTy ReechOes. The new
army of Italy will be worthy of her elder Sis
ter (Signed) NAPOLEON.
Given at Genoa May 18th, 1869.
The following are official bulletins published
by the Sandman Government
TURIN, May llth Some Austrian siege
trains, regiment Of infantry and a detachment
of chasseurs have re.ctossed at Graveour and
directed their course towards Casola and Tus
turlengo in Lombardy.
Many of the enemies troops are concentrated
hat Mnrfara D,1oetw1, D-l nv
head quarters Of the Austrian Staff are at Nor.
tara
TURIN, May l3.-The enemy are increasing
their forces near Castle, st Giovarvi, on their
road from Placenza to StradelIa They have
constr ucted bridges near Visconto TO protect
their retreat Of to-day.
Our soldiers have pushed forward stronu
reconnoitering party as far as Casino near Yer.
celli, and our artillery began cannonading at
the enemy which, however, was not replied to
by them
Our troops have retaken their former posi-
ton.
A later bulletin of the same date SAYS the
Austrans on'ther way to Placenza have occu-
pied Pevergara on the River Trebbi. The
head quaIters are at Robbie. The wounded
have been conveyed to Occimidug
The Paris Pays says the depredations com
mtted by Austria in Piedmont are for the pur-
pose of filling the Military Storehouses of LON.
hardy. They are literally stripping the Pied
montese provinces of hay, grain and provisions
and everything they can convey of, and accord
| ing to the French Journals they do this with
the grestest rigor and cruelty.
The pays also states that Rear Admiral
Jeurien de Lagraviere had left Genoa in the
Algesiras for the Adriatic, TO give notice to the
military authorities that the ports of the Aus-
trian coast are in a state OF blockade
The minister of Public Worship had sent
circular to the arch-bishops and bishops of the
Empire, directing that public prayers be offered
up in all the churches for the success and pro-
lection of France.
| 1t is stated that the Emperor has decided that
the correspondent of a newspaper of journalists
| shall he permitted to follow the French army ia
Italy, on the other hand it is said that some
journalist had been selected TO accompany the
Emperor, aud among them NJ, Perron Of the
Moniteur, and NJ De Coli, of the Constitution
Measures had been Saken for sending several
official dispatches to Paris every day.
The army of Lyons had received orders to
proceed to Italy.
They would increase the force in Italy to
| 200 600 men.
A decree postpones sine die the expected leg
islatiOn ON tho corn laws.
orthe cash az hand oF so5 onO nnn crancs
Thc pora Donrse on tbe I Ith and 10Th ,vas anita
| bnovant aud tho a NOR cents ofvanooJ "a ar sn,
an tnc I3th however nnder the influence of rr,ors
| from, Rnrlin change or ministrv ini,nicai to
! France had takenJnloee which nroySd false
There was a re.aetion and The "a declined IN slc
| &c for money. closing FIAT
Ian exI{aordinafy' sitting Of tbe Fede,al Met
| of Germany M Frank fort on Tho IAN inat the
nronostion of tbe military oommission ~ nut tho
yorrisona M tho federal rorresses an war
| wae agreed to
NM rs tIanovcrian Ronrosoptotivo nronosod that a
corns of 0hserva,ion shonId ho nIpce5 nn tbe nm
mar Rhine hnt Prussia nrotested ogainst such a
| measn,o
| Sd,cas from, Constor,irorIo q, t,,o An, ro,ort
creosi,,, agitaiion in Tho Tnrl,ish nrovnccs 90,
S3os,,ia ana an icrsa5od n,,raho, C ,rn
gsS'""y "U5,',i i,nod W., tha watch "
mao pnen pSyiI1 w oWernment had stonned tba
| luo ,4s, ~ olitical nn,gs ~ 1onst6pUno
'SlslsHloll " F9'vTS Np11 ,aIi,nt S Wv
by tel. apu nNH atb az IA r,,rht bo ;,ci
qnested that "a. 'sPf ~ Vow H'br' ~ 5''rNF
| to the Russian lines. .-.it,yor ,t. ponal
Govornment had been formally announ. 1' W wv w.
Austrian and French Governments and lormauJ
| accepted.
A dispatch from Rome SAYS that orders had