The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-06-03
From Enrope.

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From Europe.
NEw YoRK, May 30. The steam
ship Bremen arrived h. re this morn
ing from Bremen and Southampton,
bringing London and Liverpool Oates
to the 18th instant. three days later
than previous advices.
The steamers Saconia and Jura
had arrived out.
The ship Thames, from Savannah,
had been partially burned in the Liv.
erpool docks. Tho fire was confined
to the cotton in her lower hold.
There had been no battle. The
headquarters Of the Emperor Napo.
leon had been fixed at Alessauhria.
Austria is raising loan OF Is 000.-
900 florins. The resignation Of Count
l'uol from the ministry is confirmed.
Many failures are reported rs
having occurred on the London Stock
Exchange, and on the contincnt.-
The failure of Messrs, Croswcll Il
Co.. OF Birmingham, is announced.
Queen Victoria reviewed the troops
at Aldershot, on the 10Th instant.
Count Pcrsiguy, the new French
Minister, reached London ON the
l4th. Count Gortschakoif had also
arrived.
! Ii is reported that the Emperor
Napoleon. before his departure Tor
Italy, addressed a letter to Queen
Victoria, repeating his promise to
take no step during the war to com.
promise the interests of England.
The Indian and China mails had
reached London.
I The Calcutta dates are to A pril
Eighth. and from Hong Kong to
March 2Sth. The news is not inn
portant.
! The French troops had captured
Lag0tou. n place OF considerable
strength, in Cochin China.
n The American frigate German.
/, tO,on, and the steamer Mississippi
were at jap an.
t Trade at Canton was suffering
} much from the exactions OF the Man
! darins.
Nothing further of Importance had
been received from the seat of war
E no collision having occurred, though
/, soon expected The Paris CORES
pondent Of the London Times, eays
& that the confidence of success by the
5 army in Italy is so great that pre-
. parations will soon be made ut Notr,
e Dame TOR a Ie Deum Thanksgiving
Tor great victory expecte,l to b,
D announced next week. All the of.
= ticers OF the regiments of Sappers are
8 to be commanded by Prince Napolc.
= on, who left Paris on the 14th IN,
# stant, for Toulon. A train OF siege
artillery had alen, ,'scf.''oI'slt II is
10 rumorcd that arms have been scN,
Of to Hungary and that the uungarI
) ans abroad are actively employed i
i. iomenting an insurrection in the
ID country.
y An official bulletin from Piedmon
ir dated the 18th, says: The Austrian
withdrew. to-day, from Robbie, IT
N Gently their headquarters; but Il 81
L. cond and still stronger reconnoiteI
e. ing force has been pushed forward
c. the walls of Yercell. The Empt
re ror Napoleon, with Marshal Canrol
e, ert. rode through the streets of Ale'
- sandria on horseback. He was e,
0. cry where received with the grest,t
es. demonstration Of Joy.
10 An official bulletin from Turil
ce announces movements made by I'll
Austrians from Stradella toward
q. Vohera.
sh New YORK, May 3O.-Thc steam
o. ship Hamm0nia, from Southanp'o
I'd ON the 18th instant, arrived at thj
8: port this morning. Her advices al
ed one day later than those fnrnishe
al by the steamer NeD Yo,k, whic
ie arrived yesterday.
The Emperor Napoleon RENAME
c. At Alessandria, busted with his Gel
Is, erals in laying strategetical plan
he The piedmontese cavalry had fallt
CO in with a detachment OF Austria
he hussars, and made aome prisoners.
ii. Tho Auslrans had withd avn fro
er Voghera to Casteggio.
X The business in the London Stoc
Ii. Exchange, on the II h, was limite
to and the tone OF the marke. less tirI
w The applications Tor discount we
light, though the demand for mon'
I'd on the Stock Exchange was ralh'
N, more active.
ur Austria has recognized the ne1
e. trality of the states OF the Church.
he The bridge at Stella has bee
of threatened by the Austrians, wi
" have workmen assembled there al
We at other points on the river Po, Il
h; waters of which were very high,
ty consequence of recent rains. II
OF women aud children OF the count
IS are compelled by the Austrians
nd labor at the works.
,s, Several Mayors OF towns in Sa
N, dinia, who refused to comply wi
its the demands Of the Austrians I
he contributions, have been arrested.
he Four Austrian merchant vesse
have been captured by the Fren'
'p- squadron. ...
'e- The inactivity Of the troops is a
of counted for by the rail- continuil
ID to fall necessarily. Some Of &
Ier Austrian works have been damage
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X Dispatches from Mexico show. d
II, :..o.IoJ ,nnyanank nj tha G0T