The North-Carolinian., 1859-07-16
NO. l,051'
THE JIdo o xsb ASIA AT NE" YUM

INTERESTING FROM THE SEAT of arrived
New y I'm The Vico and Asla c'a,,'res Of
this mo- nj ;, The most l0nlhe,i' -- of St.
their new M we been received by .he a;ccs from
Johns III napers contain interesting ao' Wen
the seat ar previous to the great pa'' the nick
corresDOf lent of the London ines So " n,ber
ct guard ef ne two armies are IN slSii. l;rn,isl,
and scarcely a dav masses without sght san .he
Garibalai had been accomplishing reaalN" ?1lt nv
feats in 81 rising the Austrians--n -. ma,
miles da& md setting the country IN LAY "
tional int&r ndence - ,.o
There - an mportant omission in Napoleon
despatch fh egraphed from Cape Race yes'Me M a.
The Emp ~ saws therein, have taken AL 'n0
enemy's rok TONS captured many cannons' e''.
Nothing idtional from the battle had peeh
ceived at Ii ,don up to , o'clock Saturday \ ucs-
patch dat&d It ! otclock Friday morning, says hea'
tannonadhf had,een also heard at Verona
recent tuunO had occurred at Fadua.-No doCUF
ente ~ led that it would declare tor the 'fiot
al cause i le course Of three days as inc P3ul,o
there had db gan to mouut Cockades with i''t'
colors and rowds had gathered in front OF Austrian
houses aud began to hiss. The Austrian Pa.iol
were ordere out to fire upon the people, h"' ',i5
were recdv with insults and defiant cries, .+
they made attack upor: the mob, with the out, 49,
of their lnns lets. The military finally ciearfn hnd
streets II report that some OF the pe'P1e
been Killed was not confirmed. ~,
A Sardin official bulletin, in relation - "a "a
affair at Pc ege, says the Swiss Regiments at''cA
the town OF the Goth and met with great rcSla''!o'
but after IT, ee hours fighting, forced their way mo
HE town here the combat was renewed III ny
streets, and continued fer two hours Inc HNi9
troops tln 1led down ana Killed even "oli''i -
inofftnste The next day these outrase'
were rel'ea1 ID, and the firing upon the peolle
ccmmeneeel when the town placed IN state VI
seige Ad ices from Malta state, that elgh s'ciiii'''
were now :ady for departure for the No'Ilatlc ~.
The Pru sian Gazette of " cdneSoay, III Us oiii
cial column SAYS:
The Fra co-Sardnian army is moving near inc
frontiers Germany. The Prussian CovelnmellC
regards th security Of Germany entrusted 20 -
care Eht Italian conflict is assuming even ln're''S-
ing dimens ons, AMI En- gland and Russia are arlllhG
on the gre test scale. That the Iru>aian govern
ment woul be faness to its duty and to ITS sense
If the Ger manic Confederation, ii she shodid neg
ect to al commcnslira ev with that spirit by
which Pr, sia has become sreat. That Prussia IS
free from very engagement. That she obcys only
hose oolis atoms which spring from the Inlnost ma
.ure of he State interests. That 1t viii soon be
bet PruSSiaS initiative VIII be supported
v:+h nee. sary weight by the German States
That Prus las policy stands firm, and whoever Lays
obstacle il her wy may consider he is rendering
service to he enemies Of ltherland
1t WIS alnounced in Paris on Friday that corps
darmee OF 10000 troops, mainly from the African
Re m'snts eXpeo. 4 shortly in the Adrlatc
Despatt from Milan coptii m the accounts that
tne Frencl troops marching towards Naltel
The Ar hduke Governor Of Iyrol had arrived at
VI ,ldcfS o supcIintcai tbs enrolment ot 24,UUu
troops iN ,yrol ami Vararlecr.
ID ~ from Rome say thlt an atteinpt ,uade
there ~ &c lisI.a .ae t~coiored flag AMI pro
,ailA the Dictatorship of Victor Emanuel, but Guy
on interft ed to it
The Poe lad notified his protest ag'inst the dis
ern Mt of lis States pow rs ,crrescnted
ted to the Cardinals letter from Napoleon, gu4r;lIl-
teefn inde enHelco rrft ~, T'a,r,l etatr