Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-09
Tho News by tac Now York,
From the London Times Guy Article, March II
the WAR ASprEACr RrMoRs.

From the London Times Guy Article, March Il.
TnEwAR aSnrEACE RrMoEs.
"1he announcement IN the correspondence from
Paris that the Emperor. having been informed Of
the ultimate resolution # Auslrin, desires to re-
ccdc. hy diplomatic help, from his aggressive at
ttnd'. gave n general impulse To prices, which
would probably have been ,tll greater but for the
question 10 the way in which Sardinia IN like
ly to submit tp her disappointment. Should she
.lctcrmi' g not To- tolerate her drsrrtiou, she has
the power at any moment to upset the best Efforts
oi the peace maker, while on the other hnnd. sup
posing her Ia reran quiet tho inference will DO
unavoidable that she has been cnlined by apr0-
mise that the change, of course, will bc merely
Temporary. until some new aud less transparent
pfet.xt fpf ran bc manufactured. Hence.
until some actupl reduction of armnlncnts is wit
messed, the public viii not be drawn Ini" any un-
he.ita,iug manifestations % confidence"
From the Paris :nrrrspon lenee ol Tho Times.
Matters are looking brighter. both Austria and
France appear mare inclined towards pncto S-
luton OF the present difficulties than previous to
Lord Cowley's mission 10 Niehna 1t is certain
that the E,lcc which Austria now has in I.pmbar-
cy Is more imposing hnn what the people gener-
ally thought though it known to he great; and
that. in case OF hostile move the pnrt of
France, she would withdraw her forces from the
the other parts of the Empire. aud pour them nll
into L'mbnrdy.
The five powers have agreed to congress but the
cided upon. IL will be hcil in neutral citv, and
the Hague is mentioned Il. the place. Vienna
despatch oi Saturday the 18th says:
"Wiihn the last few hours things hav" ASST
ned much more favorable appearance. th
rance and Austria display very concilintory
ririt. 1t is stated hnt there is to be congress
II some neutral llnc".'
THE MovEM n OF AUSTRIA.
A letter dated Nicn.., March 10 h, says:
ut is reported IN l. m'nrly. and the rumor Is
tp,atrd y the Italians in TINS ciiy, that there II
he n general rising in C"ntra! lny on or about
he 80 ofthS m nth, Should the rcvoutl"nists
assemble Ia force NJ Parma or Modena, aud en-
Jcavrr to overthrow the existing order "f things,
the chances nre that the Austrian government
will send fvn. corps against them. with orders
to retire Immediately u.t.r having struck heavy
blow.
.Thc Emperor will soon leave for Verona. as
he is resolved 10 see with his own eyes the cond-
tion Of the army which * now concentrated in
L mbardy aud Venir-. Some of his Ma esty's sad
die horses were sent from Vienna yesterday and
part of the Court Genda, marie has received orlers
10 lie prepared to go TO Italy. The duy before
Yesterday no fewer than one hundred heavy guns
were conveyed from the Leopoldstadt u the ter
minus ot the Southern railroad. Persons who saw
them taken across the bridge, stated that there
was an extra carriage TO each cannon. Yesterday
tremendous long train left Mn'zeinsdorf, the
first station on the Southern railroad. with ammu-
utioE. All the vans says an eyewitness were
filled with cannon balls, shells, rockets &C. Inc
fourth battalions of the regiments III ltny anu IN
Vienna are already under arms, and fifti, or de-
, pot battalion, 1.-TWO companies, is being formed.
The army now in the acknowledgements k,nGdom LON
and tho Legal Legations consists OF about l4o,ooO
men (o2. 900 men belonging tt Italian regiments
have been removed te B,hemia.) but by the mid
die Of April it will be 300, 900 strong"
| Arrive l of the Neapolitan Exiles in Lon-
don. 'nnaaei
| From the London Morning Herald, March ~.
Yesterday the fifteen Neapolitan exilss, Who ~