Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-07

NAPoLEoN,a B ADDRIsrS no THE ARMY.
TIE AUSTRIAN FORcE INCREASING
The Turkinh Army Adding 10 its
MUM beeS.

Ahc TMrkfHD Army AOdln& 10 It's
Numbers.
The papers By the Asia furnish the fol-
lowing items of Intelligence:
The EmpefoTs departure from France
was II perfect ovation, and his reception at
Genoa, where lie arrived on the ] eth, WAS
most cordial. His address to the army
enjoined the Alficlest discipline, and stated
that his only fears were, that they would
show too mucl Enthusiasm. He WAS ex-
pected To proceed to the head quarters Of
tile army on tlie l4th. The King of Sar-
dinia visited The Emperor at Genoa.
The Official Saldnian) bulletins con-
Linue to repoftretrogade movements by the
Ausirians. whose head quarters were at
Robbie. which Is about midway between
Vercelli and Morlara.
The following is Napoleon's address to
the Army Of Italy"
Soldiers, come to place myself at
your head 70 conduct you TO the com bat.
We are about to second the struggles Of a
people now yiDdicaling its independence.
and rescue it from foreign opplession.-
Th is sacred cause, which has The sym
Pathies Of the civilized world. l need
not stimulate your ardor; every step will
remind you Of victory. In the via sacra
of ancient home inscriptions were chiseled
upon marble, reminding the people of ex-
alLed deeds. IL is the same to- day. In
passing Mondovi. Marengo. Arcola. and
Rvoli, you will, in the midst Of those glo-
rious recolectiohs, be marching in another
Uia SacrG. Preserve that strict discipline
which is the honor Of the army
"Forget it not. that there are no other
Il IL 4
in battle. Remain compact; abandon not
your ranks to hasten forward; beware of
n too great enthusiasm, which is the only
thing TO fear. The new armes de recession
are dangerous only at a distance. They
will not prevent the bayonet from being
what it has hitherto been, the terrible
weapon of the French Infantry.
"Soldiers, let Us all do our duty, and
put confidence in God. Our country ex-
poets much from you From one end of
France to the other the following words OF
happy augury re-echo: The new army of
Italy will be worthy Of her older sister :"
TURIN. May 1.-THE Austrians are in
creasing their forces near the castle OF
St. Giovanni, on the road from Placentia
TO SIrddela. They have constructed
b. dges near Vicevano and Mortara to pro-
tect their retreat To-day our soldiers
pushed forward in strong reconnolterlng
party as far as Cassine, near Vocelli, and
our artillery began cannonading the enemy,
which, however. was not replied to. Our
troops have relaken their folmer position.
FRANKFoRT- ON THE MAIN. May l3.-ln
the extraordinary sitting of the Federal
Diet to-day The proposition Of the Military
Ia, nF -
Federal fort,esses on war fooli' was
agreed to. The Hanoverlan representa-
tive proposed that corps of observation
should be placed on the Upper Rhine, but
Prussia protested.
The President Of the Diet, the Austrian
Am AMBASSADOR, who had IN consequences of a
summons from the Emperor, repaired To
Vienna, quilted Frankfort wi hou: being
present at the sitting.
MARsE1LLEs, May 12 -Advices have
been received from 'n-tanlinople 10 the
4ih inst The agi atiun was increasing in
Bosnia The Turkish Government has
consequently increased the number of
troops to watch Bosnia, Servia and Mon
tenegro.
The Austrian vessels of war have been
advised merely to navigate the Danube
Dardanelles
The Austrian Government has stopped
the transmission of political news to Con
stantnopIe by telegraph.
The European inhabitants of that place
have reque ted that the telegraph at Jas9y
should be joined 10 the Russian telegraph
lines.
Yesterday, a sanguinary conflict took
place between the French and Austrlan1
residing here.
ATHENS, May 5.
The Grand Duke Constantine has re-
linquisFed his project of visiting JeruSa-
lem. and will leave tomorrow for st. Pc
tersburg
L'Esperance says that the Grand Duke
Constantine has strongly recommended the
Greek Government To keep neutral.
LONDON, May IA. M.
The steamer Ellora, with the A ustra-
lian, Calcutta and China mails, arrived at
Marselles last night. The mails will be
dei> in London on Monday.
Joseph SIurges. of Birmingham, died
suddenly this morning.
1t is affirmed in the ministerial circles Of
Berlin that Prussia Tor the moment main
tains an expec,ant policy. She has not
bound herself To any power to remain neu-
Lral. Germany is disposed to leave the
initiatoiy to Prussia as she will have the
heaviest burden to support in the common