The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-11
LATER FROM EUROPE.
WAR INEVITABLE!
Louis Napoleon to take the Field.

HAIFAX, May 5.-The Niagara has
arrived at Halifax, this afternoon, with
most alarming European news. Austria
has sent its ultimatum to Sardinia, de-
manding dispersal of the Sardinian vol
unteers. Three days are given for re-
ply to this demand. and in case of refu-
sal, var will be declared Immediately.
$4,000 more Austrian troops have been
ordered to Ticino. Austria has rejected
England's final proposition. The French
troops are moving towards the Piedmont.
A panic prevailed on the Paris Bourse
The three days given by the ultimatum of
Austria to Sardinia wonld expire on Sun
day evening the 24th of April, the En-.
glish Government had tclegraphed to Vi
emma strong protest against the menace
of Austria, and it is reported that Austria
has replied refusing to reconsider her
action. and has already prepared a Mani-
festo to accompany her declaration of wal
against Piedmont.
There was an active movement o.
French troops for a concentration O
forces on the frontiers of Piedmont ant
also at Toalon.
The final proposition submitted tc
Austria by England was for genera
disarmament to be agreed upon by tn,
Commissioners from the great Powers
including Sardinia, and for the admission
of the Italian States to the Peace Con
gress, as was the case at SayJach. Il,
this proposition ali The Powers assentet
except Austria.
GREAL BRITAN-The London Time
on the 2 st ult issued a special edition
containing the following important tele
graphic dispatch
! TURIA, April 2l.-Gen. Gyulai, tn
! Austrian commander in Lombardy, ha
i been ordered to present the ultimatum Q
! Austria, requiring the disarmament, an,
sending away the volunteers. If this i
refused, war is tc be declared in thre
/ days. Two additional divisions Of th
4 Austrian army, amounting to so, 600 men
have been ordered to Ticno. The En-
glish proposal for q Congress upon tn
same conditions as that at Saybach ha
been refused. .l g.. - .r
The London Times adds We hav
reason to believe that the same intelligene
has been received by the Government
A Cabinet Council was at once summon
ed, and the English Government prompt
telegraphed to Vienna stringent protes
against the above menace. .. -.. i.
i The Euening Herald of the same dat
contains simila: announcement, whic
is otherwise fully confirmed.
The Vienna CORES pondent of the Lon
don Times telegraphs, under date G
Thursday noon, as follows: The day be
fore yesterday Austria forwarded a cate
gorical summons TO Sardinia to dissolv
the free corps. A reply is to be give
within three days from the receipt Of tn
summons, and an evasive answer to b
considered equivalent to refusal.
FRANcE.-The Paris Moniteur of Fri
day says that Austria has not given it
adherence to the proposition made b.
England and accepted by France, Russi
and Prussia, besides which it appears tina
the cabinet of Vienna has resolved upo
addressing direct communication.
The Pat,ie says that Gen. Marmir
ha6 informed the French Government b
telegraph that the Austrian army ha
made significant movement on til
strategetical line of Ticino, and he feare'
an attack at any moment. Napoleo
held council with his ministers, attend
ed by princes jerome and Napoleon, a
princes of the blood. The King Of Sal
dinia also held council with his minis
ters on Thursday. The Consultations
announces that part of the army a
Paris had been ordered to be ready t
march.
AUSTRIA. The following official state
ment has been published: Piedmon