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FRIDAY, FI

TB.RUARY 11, 1859

THE DAY'S NEWS

The news this morning is not important. The
advices from Turin give us a report of the speech
of Count Cavour, on the occasion of the debate
concerning the project of a new loan, when he
stated that the policy of Sardinia had never been
revolutionary, that Austria had lately assumed
a menacing attitude, and increased its military

forces on the Piacenza, and on the Sardinian fron--
tiers, and that, in consequence, Sardinia must look
to the means of defence. He states that England
has always been considered as the impregnable
awlum of liberty.

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The Sardinian Government has issued to its
diplomatic agents a circular which explains the
reason why Sardinia has made a new loan. The
circular recalls the attention of the Sardinian
envoy at Paris to the grievous state of Italy, and
continues :

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" The state of Italy has not been modified. The pre-
ponderating influence which Austria there exercises
beyond the limits that treaties have assigned to her, and
which constitutes a constant menace for Sardinia, has
rat,irj augmented than diminished.
n the other hand, the other States of the Peninsula
have persisted •
could but be ttlin a 'system of government whose iresulat
discontenting of the population, and a
provocation to disorder."
Count Cavour
with whichthseanipkes credit for the modera-
tion•inia has acted even when
Austria broke off
diplomatic relations :--
"But now the extraordinary military measures which
the Cabinet of Vienna
evidently directed against Sardinia,
taken, and which are
a, whose miliary forces
are relatively very weak, if coln to those of Austria,
ithout abandoning
force the King's governmenPt,a74
agnalinst a danger which
that'reserve, to prepare itself
measures are known to
may become imminent. Those
nevertheless, •
Europe. I think it right,
r ..capitulate them.rapidly to
" In the first days of January, beforethe
Kw
Ic_insnfficial
pronounced the opening speech of the e,iTative had
n
session, the Vienna Cabinet announced in
journal the sending of a corps d'arme'e of 30itOso
info Italy. This corps, added to three others2wh9 men
established there in a permanent manner, would increase
the the strength of the Anstrian army to an extent out of
proportion with what the maintenance of order and of
internal tranquillity could require.
"At the same time that these troops were sent into
Lombardy and Venetia with an extraordinary rapidity,
frontier battalions,' which leave their country only in
case of war, were seen to arrive. The garrisons of
Bologna and Ancona were reinforced. But what is
most serious, Austria concentrated considerable forces
on our frontier; she collected between the Adda and
the Ticino, and especially between Cremona, Piacenza,
and Pavia, a real corps of operations, which cedainly