Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-02
Foreign News.

FOICASA lNC"S'
New York, May %.
The steamer New York, arrived to-day
brings London dates of the 18th instant
The steamers, Jnra and Saxonia had ar
rived out. 81 81
News not very important, no battle hay-
ing yetbsen fought IN Italy up to the f6th
The Emperor Napoleon and King Of
Sardinia had fixed their head quarters at
Alessandria, and had already arrived theres
All Sandman vessels in Austrian ports
are to be seized.
The Austrians =Mithdrawn= from
Robbis.
The inhabitants of Eunobia have reso-
lqtely refused to supply the Austrian fri,
gate Radetzky with provisions, and she was
obliged to sail without them. .aSS ~
Many failures are reported on the Con
tinent, and L,ondon Stock Exchange. Gfosl
well = Co, Of Birmingham, have failed. ?
I1vERPooI MARKETS, May 'f6--B Bread
sttfffs firm. sisEs - esq esHs.sslz's -.
Wheat Advancing, principally on French
red. .s3A is7S ss-asss5sIs se5 .scis7ss
= Provisions Firm and steady! ts'os 20
The steamer Hammonia sailed from
Southampton on on the l7th.s I. 10 = "a
The ship Thames, from Savannah, was
partially burned in Liverpool dock on the
18th. She had a cargo of cotton and TIM
ber.e e. = : fFsas ,sll ~ ai,ed ias3 ess,cs
@ ESGIAND.-The Queen reviewed the
troops at Aldershot on the 18th. Count
Persigney the new French Minister arrived
at london on the l 4th. FRINGE 'Gortscha-
Rolf also arrived. LOO sspilHstsa lIo
rFRAScE-The correspondent of the Lon
don Times says the confidence of the.sue-
cess of the army in Italyais so great that
preparations are soon to be made at Notre
Dame fer TIE Deun or Thanksgiving fol
the great victory expected to be announced
next week. All officers Of the regiment
of snapper to be commanded by Prince
Napoleon left Paris on the 1 4ths for Tou.
Ion. 81 % zeEsS es.5 % s1cssa,szls-zSB sSs1
"a train Of siege artillery had also left
for, Itaiy.szss3 > sea-3 lAfatsS .sa4is7
It was rufnored Chat arms had been sent
to Hungary and that. the Hungarians are
effectuaily employed in fomcnting iusur.
surrection in their country. .T1Szl
e Itwas reported that Emperor Napoleon
before leaving Paris addressed alettef Il
Queen Victoria fepealing his promise ts
take no step during thew 20 eompromist
the.interests of Edgland.ss .i1o slsst "a
AUsrRIA.AThe Government Of $4,000,
600 is to be at s per cent. payable in sill
4 yer, and will be issued at 70. ss- -15e Ia
: Nothing further from thesseat-of war.
1 PIEDMoNT.GThe official Bulletin Of atis
14th.says the sAusirians today Withdrew
from RoBbis, bilta second .andstill Stronger
accommodating party had been pushed for
ward to the Falls of Vercelli. atss'ss 81
The Emperor Nopoleon, with Marshal
Canrobert, rode through-the streets Of
Alesandria on horseback, aud were every
where received with great demonstrations
of JOY. = -'fss5 g si.sI .1ss.es seo@
ssGERMaNY.AA dispatch from Berlin Says
the Diet was closed on the l4th BY Prince
Regent in person, who in a speech said that
Prussia was determined to maintain The
balanceofpomer in Europe and stand up to
the security and protection ofzthe national
interests of Germany, and expected all the
German confederation powers TO stand
by heri side in falfillnlent of that mission.
The Mobilization of eight federal corps d
arrnie is completed Prince, ,Wm Friedrich
is ommander-in-chief. :sS
LaTEsr-LoNDoN, May I7thLDes-
patches from Rome say that the Duke De
Garmmosntsl left sthat city on the 18th, in
eonsequeneeaof a telegraphic order from
the Emperor. eg
A dispatch from Vienna says an En-
glish steamerswithi the Indian mails was
averhauled off Sasanna by boats from a
French war ship essi ,sA,.ss7 ,lsias-os
-SsAn official bulletin at Turin announces
the movement of the Austrians from. Stra-
della towards Doghera. - ffs'st-