The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-29


ans Message, show that UDonnel ex-
pressed great surprise at the proposition
In regard to Cuba, and declared that Gov
/ ernment vas disposed to demand due sat
isfactlon for such an Insult. He declar-
! ed, emphatically, Spain would never cede
any of her territory
| Austria had abandoned the project Of
concentrating an imposing force on the
Seryian frontier.
. Great depression prevailed at Vienna
! The object Of the conspiracy at Grace
was 10 rrcOy cr the independence Of the
Republic
! ITALY The Continental Journals and
correspondence continue to give Alarming
details Of the state of affairs in Italy.
! A rumor has been current from Paris,
! that Milan Is in a state Of seige, but il
lacked confirmation.
| The Paris Pltrie publishes . letter
from Milan, dated the lat lust, which.
! it observes, contains q statement 50 serl-
Gus and so strange that it publishes it
without reserve. L: is to the effect, that
some bodies Of the people passing by the
barracks, crying viva Italia were re-
sponded to BY the soldiers within the
barracks, with similar cry. The civil
aud military authorities ut Milan were
treated with contumely, and the latter
were of opionion that there would sooO
be an outbreak.
The garrison of Payia having been
augmented by 100 men aud 4 gurs, 1t
was stated that the University would
soon be re opened. 1t twas expected that
on the return Of the students, collisions
would very likely take place. Every pre-
caution was being taken, and Pavls WAS
almost in state Of siege.
! lie Nord publishes telegram FROM
Genoa stating that the agitation was ln-
creasing there, and that report contin-
! ued TO be circulated that Garribaldl was
about to organize a corps of volunteers,
or wss preparing to play some very active
part.
/ The Austrian garrison in Lombardy
were already on war footing.
! Warlike preparations were bri.k Gre
mona Modcna wa, IN a fearful state Of
! alarm.
! LArEsr.-A Paris telegram dated the
eve If the Tth, says that il was asserted
there that II scutilo had taken lace be-
tween the Hungarian aud Austrian rcEl-
mGuts forming the garrison of CremoI a,
| The Hungariaus shouting 'Elve Italia.
The Turin correspondent OF the Lon
don Times says it is quite evident that
the Sandman government desires war,
and il confident that war is at hand. The
Sandman Chambers were to open on the
10th If January, aud the speech Of the
| King upon the occasion was anxionaIy
looked for
AUSTRIA Official DesterretchI-
The correspondent OF Vienna announces
that reintorcemcnts will 90 from that city
t. the army in the Lombardo Ven tiau
kingd IN. 1t il expressly said that the
troops are sent for the protection Of the
peaceful inhabitants Of the kingdom
against the revolutionary party
The Jornut de Ernnktort, an Aus
TRAN semi-otfclal journal, says that Aus.
tria is strong in Italy to meet any event
ualjfy. and boasts tina, ali Gcrmany and
Prussia are at Its head aud backing her
VIENNA, Jan. 7ta The I'D Corps
Armes OF the Imperial army amounting
to $4,000 men has left for Italy. 1t is
estimated that the AQ>trians can now
muster 100000 men within two or three
days in the limits Of their Italian d3mia-
lous.
4 telegram FROM Corfu says that If
England refuses her consent 10 the uu-
Ion of the lonian Republic with Greece,
the representatives, Of the people will
eommunioa,a the wish Il the nation
: to tn p4wtss which signed she Paris
treaty.
| TrRKEY.-The Paris Pafrie annouu.
ees serious disturbance ia Syria,
in consequence of which Omar
Pasha had demanded reinforcement, from
| Constan.inoplc.