The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-05-17
ARRIVAL OF THE ADELAIDE.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE RUBICON is PASS e Di
Hostilities already Commenced |!


HOstllIlleS Dau almost cOHlmcuceu.
One hundred and twenty thousand Aus
triaps had crossed the Ticino.
Breadstuffs were all considerably higher
and provisions were slightly better.
Consos had declined to 89@9S4.
The Bank of England rate of discount
had been raised to 81 per cent.
The steamship Harmonic, from New
York, arrived at Southampton on the 29th
ult., en- route to Hamburg.
The Aus,rans. 10000 strong, are said
to have crossed the Ticino. The report had
not been officially confirmed.
There had been no actual conflicts as
yet.
The French troops were pouring into
Piedmont.
Tuscany had joined France and Pied
mont.
The French Russian alliance was denied,
but the Times had published the provisions
Of tho troaty-causng great panic IN the
London stock exchange. Consols a: once
went down to So.
About 40 failures had taken place among
the stock operators.
THE WAR CRISIS.
1t was telegraphed from various sources
that during the night Of the 26th 100000
men under the Commander in. Chief, Gen.
Gyulal, crossed the Ticino in three corps
de armie, took the road towards Novara,
aud that they afterwards blew up the bridge
of Buffalosa This news lacked official
confirmation, and some doubts were thrown
on it. 1t AS also reported that Austria
had accepted the protfercd mediation Of
England and postponed tho declaration OF
war.
France had not accepted England's Of.
fer f mediation, but was said to be con-
sidcring it
The Paris Const tutional and Daily
NewS deny the reported alliance between
France and Russia. That latter says that
the document signed is a mere convention.
The Times prof,sscs to give the provis
ions o. the treaty, and draws threatening
consequence from them. regarding the ALI.
auce as menace to England, inasmuch rs
Russia guarantees the services Of her fleet
10 tie Mediterranean aud Baltic in addition
A. i Al. A
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The King Of Sardinia had issued an in
SP"'"s l'oc''n''t'on 10 th' army s''' NY
"V "S'',''' n"I'.,"o "''',,'","''' ,., 40 "' l"
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ine mig o, OF o''''"i" I'i ""o gone % Jo'"
we r,S army y o' h'''sS'n'',"' I'LL =.
p i"T = h"sc"il amy NAV i'''' '"''e' n: y" w,
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to the Mediterranean.
There were minors that n proclamation
calling for 10000 men for the navy had
been issued.
War premjums were being generally de.
mandcd al Lloyds.
LATER.-The reports that the Austriars
had croscd the Ticno on the 26h, is incor-
rect. They received orders to do so, but
these being countormapded, they remain.
ed on tie cast bank. 1t is asserted, how
ever, that subsequently, the advanced boats
crossed, and that the main army would DO
so on the Goth.
The Austrian official manifesto explain.
ing the necessity of war with Sardinia,
aulhoritativ,ly denies that there is secret
treaty between France ~ d Russia.
The ship Pama. supposed 10 be the Pa.
mona, from New York for Liverpool, was
wrecked off Wexford on the I7th. The
crew and three passengers, whose names
ale not known, were saved. There we're
over 400 hundred persons on board. The
number of lives lost is yet unknown.
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