Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-05 00:00:00

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What is wanting to Make this dbeurnent complete
-I.tvrated device from -the Bordeaux speech"-,
'4lir Paix," of. which it is so faithfw,
v an individual 01-
multitude to whom this - Proclamation'
adressed who has not the intimate conviction tll3'
no resolution on the part of Aimtria would. suit )1:
Cavour or France ; but. that pretext after pretco
would be sought either to prevent . the Conareuss
from meeting at all, or to render void its acts.
fixed determination of Sardinia is territorial aggrall:
MI Cavour must have at any Os' '
that of France, t 'aid .him -in- the work with,proba'
bly,..ulterior views ; and that of Russia, to sup Press
the Treaty of Paris, and render null the war of the
Crimea. It is clear that the plan now about to be
accomplished was projected long since. Owing to the
state of unpreparation. in France its execution rilig t
have been postponed some short time, were it 11°a_
for the peremptory summons of Austria to Pie,.
' I may refer your readers to my letter of the

is the c(
L' Empire
m illustration.

There is hard'

disement, and this

16th February last. more than two months ago::,
for a sketch of the project, emanating from a source
that left no doubt whatever upon my mind.
Convention—or whatever else it may be ealle<i
between France and Russia, which has been den
the
I foreshadowed on the same 16th February', in t„is
following words :—" Piedmont has excellent re°°-
to believe that Russia will be with her—passivelg
if Austria be left alone, actively and openly if Shisill

111e1: 1-U NV el: inane UULLII.IIUII cause nel •
is, I suppose, what- is meant by the Russian farces
on the Austrian frontier, and the naval armament;
The declaration of war was announced with a
due formality to-day in the Legislative Chamber 11
M. Walewski, who by the way is and has been the
Minister of Peace par excellence ! He informed
the Chamber that he had received the Emperors
-Aa to inform them tha..t, notwithstanding tbe
:t7 had displayed during the
negotiations with the Court of Vienna, and though
he had accepted the propositions of mediator!
brought forward by the English Government, 016
Cabinet of Vienna persisted in sending a Menacing'
ultimatum to the King of Sardinia.' The EmPer°f
of the French had consequently instructed his A-..%1
bassador at Vienna on the 26th April to infn'e,
Count Buol that an invasion -of the Piedmantesa
territory by the Austrians would be considered
egression having been een
a. to announce tr

moderation His

casus bells, and t

ed, C

ice is now at war with Austrl4
r" were heard wileo
* of the Dorty
f

Chamber that F
Some cries of " Vi ye 1

zpereur

this announcement was made • th(
)ectul silen

ties re

.ved it wi

Senate by the othet

statqment was mad

Peaci-

Cieneral Allard, Frew:lent of Section at the
cil of State, read to the Chamber a project of 1,3
requesting that permission be given to the u,°,5
xernment to form from the present date the eaccf"
of the contingent (140,000 men) of the class of 1859
The project was referred to the commissioners to re;
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port thereon. 140,000 of the class who have not 9.,„'"
attained the legal age for conscription may theref°'
for the present moment be called under arms. •
14

The, precise date of the Emperor's departur.,rse
' say he will leave on Til"-:;

not mentioned

day, others not till the 10th or 12th. He will visla
Lyons, and from Lyons proceed to Toulon, 1:11,
embark then for Genoa. The Imperial yacht Ai„;
has left Cherbourg for Toulon, where she liTe
-:ve the Emperor. Brigadier Trochu will ;$l,
lted General of Divison in place of Gene

Bouat, who died of apople
M. de Hubner, the Austrian
manded his passports this day
for Brussels to-morrow morning
remains charged with t
interests during the war

v at Suza.
. Ambassador, ar.
Ind leaves by tral°
The Dutch
A:il:lister
ustriao

ho protection o

ronl
The French troops are said to have advanced A i

Genoa in the direction of Parma.
The Patrie announces the receipt of a telegri/n1
from Turin, stating that the Austrians are conell;
trating their troops on the Sesia. The Sesia ilig
river in the Sardinian States which follows a pail' d
line between the Ticino and the Dora-Baltea, 09
falls into the PC) at Chivasso, after a course O.
leagues. It is on the Dora-Baltea the Sardifilco'
army has established its first line of defence, fr.
Ivrea to Alessandria. It includes the following"
points, Caluso, Chivasso, Casale, and Valenza.
Nessel-
Baron Seebach, the son-in-law of Count 40
rode, had an audience of the Emperor 'at '
Tuileries to-day.
General Daumas has been appointed to the 011 v
mand of a division of cavalry at Lunevir,e.
Accounts were received in Paris to-':ay ann(Yunciliveg
that the garrisons of Luxembourg
received considerable reinforeeme:nts. afe
The proprietors of the Memor'i 1D• 1 tique 11
a ip orna 4.41 tile
announced the suspension p:i that journal ail."
Period of the re-establishment of peace. Saturday
'and Troves 119'
The debate in the Cor:ps Legislatiff on Sa"- et
on the bill autlY3risin,
a loan of 50,0,000,0(AL is still the subject of on is
sation in political circles. Great surprise_.4
expressed, botJi at the freedom with which Inrce
members hit:nerto the servile followers of tilr and
vernment.
-the lati!,odo the Government to contvreer
declared themselves against the wat„,c,
I'vorAdent, who filled the chair. Had not the_U. uvn
o.'.e Morny, President of the Corps Legislata, .D,o
;.
given them by M. Schneider, the_vol_t
I prevented by indisposition from attending, 1 ''''