The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-05-25

pidccu oh war foOtinR.
The English Parliamentary elections were al
most completed. The Ministerial gain was vari-
ously estimated from 10 to rs.
M. De Persigpy had been appointed French
Minister 10 London. ...-r.---s-s...--e--
The Aoaitew denies that France is about 10
concentrate an army on the Rhine.
The latest Turin telegraph says the Austrians
were recrossing the sesia in haste.
The London Times says that the continued
suspension Of hOstilitiss between tho forces in
Italy excites daily new conjectures.
Turkey has also been the subject Of much
comment.
The recent rise of Russian produce has been
followed by considerable reaction. Hemp had
fallen considerably. Extraordinary activity pre-
vailed in the leather market, and prices were
still rising.
At Mark Lane yesterday English wheat met
with slow sale at reduction of from TO S. p
quarter.
TURIN. May 11th.-The following official bul-
letin was published this morning at 10 o'clock.
"0n reaching yercelh the Austrians ceased
their retrograde movement To-day they made
an excursion toward Gorsara."
LA-Esr.-Five batteries and thirty carts Of
sick and wounded returned by Gravelona.
Count Cavour leaves to-day to meet the En-
pcror Napoleon at Genoa.
PARIS, 12th.--The MoniIemr publishes the fol-
lowing telegram; Grows, lotb,--Aocording to
| orders from Vienna, the sta ie of siege has been
raised at Ancona and the lighthouse again light
ed" 's
| VIENNA, 11th.-The Archduke is dead.
An embargo bad been laid upon Austrian YES.
sells in Sandman ports, sbut neutral property on
board is TO be respected.
| revolutionary movement was expected at
Como. The tri-color had already been hoisted
before the castle.
| The Bararian government have ordered the
raising Of a loan of 100000 forms at a per
cent
The Austrians had imposed on the town Of
vercelli tax Of 100000 francs.
A Turin dispatch Of the 9th says that Aus
TRANS have advanced from vercell towards
Roron,o and ssI,uzoIe Tbev continued 70 far
| tify themselves on both banks Of the Sesia and
at San Gernano. The Austrians threw out re-
connoitering parties which had advanced as far
as the head Of the Bridge of Cassol,e. but being
attacked by other soldiers, they withdrew.
lie Nord and the Independence Beige contain
the following: "Gen. Garibaldi, combining his
movements with those of Gen. Ciallini has at
tackled the Austrians at vercelli, beating them
| completely. and bringing of 800 prisoners"
| series of failures are announced at Vienna
and the provinces, and II is feared that the num-
Der will be augmented for some time to come.
TURIN, May 9th.-OrrrcrAL BuLLErrS.-The
enemy, to the number Of %, 900 after occupying
ing periella for n short time. withdrew. Aus
| TRAN accommodating parties had advanced To
Jorea lint. seeinc the nrenar.,;ans for dsfence
Withdrew.
yIRSSA.-OrrIcrAL BuILErrS.-The Austrian
army has taken up its position between the Pc
and ses;a. 20 avait better weather bcfore re-
newing the offensive.
| Austrian troops have DESTROYED the railwav
bridge NJ Valenza.
TURIN, Nav I0th.-orrIcIAL BuILrrrx.-The
Austrian army evacuated Liverno, Tronuano,
Sanyia, Cayasclia, !Salnizola. and .yesiain great
haste. leaving parts of the forage. &c.. which
they had demanded, behind them. Yesterday.
strong Austrian column. with four c, GENERALS. wa,
Mt Stratenia. This morning they Withdrew hast;-
" from Carasano and .stropp;ana-
Second Despatch-The Indepeudepoe Belize
contains n rumor that explanations have been
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I'm nave res0i'ed 70 inain'aih s'r'c' neutrality
IN the present war
The London Time. says 1t seems impossible