The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-11
FRENCH TROOPS MOVING To-
WARDS PgEDM0NT.

HALIFAX, May 5.--The steamship Niagara
has arrived here withntlle most alarming Euro
pean news. 95 ..
Austria has sent it's ullimatum to Sardinia,
demanding a disarmament and the dispersal of
the Sandman volunteers. Three days are CIV
en- for a reply to this demand, and in case Of re-
fuSal, war will be declared Immediately.
Eighty thousand more Austrian troops have
been ordered to the Ticin0.
Austria has rejected England's final propo-
The French tro ps arc moving towards Pied
mont. a-
The three DAYS given by the uItimatum of
Austria to Sardinia, would expire on Sunday
evening. the Oath ult.
The English Government had telegraphed a
strong protest against the menace Of Austria,
and it is reported that Austria has replied, re-
fusing to reconsider her action, and has already
prepared a mamie ito to accompany her decla-
ration of war against Piedmont. ..tr
There was an active M ement Of / ench
troops for a concentration on the frontier oil
Piedmont, and also at Toulon. Ea ..
The commencement OF the Elster holidays
had prevented the full development of the news
in England.
On the Paris Bourse three per cents fell &c,
in consequence Of the alarming state Of affairs,
The final proposition submi ted to Austria
by England, was for a general disarmament, to
he agreed upon by CommisS 'oners from the
Great Powers, including Sardinia. and for the
admission Of the Italian States to the Peace
Congress, as was the case at Laybach. TO this
proposition all the Powers assented, except
Austria.
GREAT BRIrAIN.-The London Times, on
the 21st ult, issued a special edition, contain.
ing the following telcgraphic despatch:
FTRIy, April 21St,-Gen. Gyulai, the Aus.
trim commander in Lombardy, has been order
ed to present the uitiinatum of Austria, rcquir
ing the disarmament, and sending away the
volunteers. Ifthis is re fused, war is to be de.
cllred in three days.
Two additional divisions Of the Austrian ar.
my, amounting to $4,000 men, have been order
ed to the Ticino.
The Engli>o proposal for a Congress upon the
same conditions as that at Laybach, has beer
refused. .# .f.( a'.
The London Times adds: eve have reason
to be lieve that the same intelligence has beer
receivepby the Government
A Cabinet council was at once summoned
and the Government promptly tell. raphed t.
Vienna the strongest protest against the above
menace.
The Evening Herald, Of the same date, con
tainS Il similar announcement, which is other
wise fully confirmed.
The Vienna correspondent of the LondoI
Times telegraphS, under da'c Of Thursday noon
as follows:
"The day before ye sterday, Austria fofwar
ded a categorical summon TO Sardinia to dis
solve the free corps. a reply is to be give
within three days from the receipt Of the sum
mons, and an evasive answer to he cofsldere
, equivalent to q refusal" "
France. m The Paris NJ oniteur has not give
it's adhesion to the proposition made by Eaglant
and accepted by France, Russia and Prussh
besides which IL appears that the Cabinet
Vienna has resolved upon addressing u direc
communication.
II The Patrie says that Gen. MArmora lad II
formed the French Government by teleg:ap
+ that the Austrian army had made 4 significar
r movement on The stragetical line Of Ticino, an
| hefearel an attack at any moment.
Napoleon oelc a council with his Minister
!, attend d by prilces Jerome and Napoleon,
b Prices Of the blood.
The King Of Sardinia also held council wit
4 his Ministers on Thursday.
'rie Constitutional announces that part
: the army at Paris had been ordered to be read
Z ~ march.