The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-31

Five hundred rebels killed In the fight. . Nicaraguan
legislature cecreed the legality Of the canal contract OF
NJ. Belly.
9-Austrian army, fifty thousand men, Of Italy march
from Venice for the provinces.
SUNDAY, 1O-Napoeon the Third addressed-in the
Paris Aoneua esto the sman States Of
germany on his Italian policy He Observed: The policy
Of france cannot have Two weights and two measures;
she treats with equity the OF oil people What
she desires to have respecAd in Italy she will know how
l.-General hiramou Of Meaco, reached the city with
ms troops having forced the lines of Generals Ampudia
and Lave at Orizaba Miramon pun death many citi.
and foreigners who opposed the church party
tested against the recognition OF the
the United States, and withdrew the exeqsatur of Mr.
Black American Consul General hanshing tat geutlc-
man from the country.
ls.--Inmense preparations for In France and
troops arriving IN Lyons from north east south west
One hundred thousand conscps ordered out by tho En-
peror Austrian troops marching and taking up posi-
tioue on sardiniau frontier
IA -Cuban fhbusers Ghrty ive) Of brig African in
Port au. Prince, Hayti, in wretched condition Their
taken from them, and they were held pri-
sobfrs by the government
le-Railway from Cevita vecchia to Rome city, Italy,
opened
Panama. and some three four persons badly wounded.
The armed negroes fired the military and killed Cap
lain Navarro, the commander The authorities signaled
aid the United States ships the bay and twenty
armed boats went or By mistake landing of the Ame-
ls-I0rd Derby's government made important ex-
plantations to both houses of the British Parliament
The Italian crisis and Engands position with regard to it,
An armed neutrality recommended. Lord Derby
spoke as follows:-
The time Is nearl when Englandwhich has. indeed
s Sss Us say a
M PEI has gone by for trnx ana That having
longer hope her interference would BE- useful
again herself up the present mo-
may hereafter think 1T
po.. 81 Ensane replied % the peace pro-
n rmo no had ham olvvnA~~
Austrian reserves had been called in Q Not mobse
her army, which ia not on war footing g. Nos 70 move
have occupied for three months the final PROPOSE
ton made by England TO Austria for general dis.
dpa, and for the admission Of thu Italian States TO the
Peace Congress- as at Iaybach in 1924 To this proposal
all the Powers gave assent, except Austria, which re-
jected It,
10 Napoleon IT. issued another pacific article in the
Paris Mesr hoping for the meeting Of peace Congress
cepts the principle Of disarmament proposed by England,
preparatory TO the meeting Of Congress- British
Parliament prorogaed prior 70 its dissolution ....Aus
trisp government forwarded categorical summons to
Sardinia TO dissolve the free corps reply to be given
within three days from the receipt Of the summons and
evaEive TO be considered equivalent ref
sal retusai TO be followed by declaration Of war on
the part Of Austria.
1886 cOoooo) closed in London. Five millions were bid
for at or above ninety five, the minimum fixed.
~ n.y. o austrian toSps o 70 tho
trian troops in Italy The French troops were In pro-
cess Of rapid alton on the frontiers OF Piedmont
and at Toulon Napoleon has $50 200 900 troops
concentrated in the vicinity Of Lyons, the route To-
Italy and the Mediterranean coast ready for instant
movement The French funds fell three per cent, and
there was general panic on the Bourse C0nsos fell
from 94N 95 to 94K. Treaty offensive and defen.
sve alleged have beeo concluded between France and
Russia Accordjngto It Russia make her first mo-
bizaton Of four corps darmee two Of which to be
advanced towards Austria and two towards the Prussan
frontiers.
23-Austrian utmatum to Sardinia allowing her three
days for disarmament presented to the Cabinet at tn
psp Tn rVnn lead hu AVtro ynpfH
Derby. -. Sai dnian Chamber Of Deputies adopted
project of law investing the government with all executive
Chambers subsequently, in special session. invested the
King With the lower Of Dictator. In the Diet at
Frankfort proposal Of Prussia TO keep the principal
federal contireents of Germany in readiness and TO
take necessary steps for armng the federal foresses
SUNDAY, 24.-Commands of the French army given
thus Marshal hagnan, commander Of the army Of Pa
RIG; the Duke de Maskon Commander in Chief Of the
Army Of Observation, headquarters at Nancy General
Castllane Commander in Chief Of the army Of Lyons;
paraguay dHliers, commander Of the nrst corps da,eo
the Ars General Mcmahon the second Marshal Can
robert the third and General Mel the fourth Prince
poeon commands the corps Of pioneers and General Ran
don Msi1r General Of the army Of the Alps General
Mel left Paris To take command OF the corps ddee al
ioted TO him Marshal Conrobert gone to assume the
command allotted him.. II ench ship La Fol lost of
drowned. .' ~eN-N ~ -'AA'
Of Europe % sdS % @ e
Sardinia Lord Derby, IN speech At the Lord Mayors
dinner, in London said
in The Of peacs 1hey had dsspscsed 70
&. Da rs @ e he s.s
ft On By Lord cowles and epdeavor arrange
immediate absolute and sul aisarmament Of tho
ne Rs etpss s se
all events Of narion.
French troops from passed the western from.
tier OF sarcina, near CRANBERRY
2o-French ARMY Of The Alps" commenced crossing
Mount Gents of Susa. SaI dina refuses the Austrian
utma,un Continental bourses very much excited
at decline in consequence Of the events French
market closed at 62f coo. AT Amsterdam an extraor.
binary fa Of sx per cent took place Austrian metal
nques Special meeting Of the French Legislature if
TOD Of the negotiable that had place. and went on
70 say That the Emperor made it was because he
AUSTRIA Every possible consideration had been used by
France Har,cbe presented a project for national
| the contingent OF 1868 TO 40 COO men
27-Victor Emanuel, King Of Sardinia issued an ad-
fes 10 ms troops from Tnrn Announcing with Aus
IRA lie remarked, ''You will have for your COMPANIONS
hosc intrepid soldiers CT France conqucrers in SO many
great battles whoee comrades you the Tcher-
nay French troops Of army of Italy landed In
Genoa,
IS Francis Joseph, Emperor of Austria. Issued an i'm.
pera manifesto from Vienna declaring against Sar.
/ dina and France He salc:-
On the frontiers armed euemp who in alliance With
parry Of BE- nns sy 70
ruIp ri hm the ruler Fran cew bn futile pree1ts
Z he 4aa Pei nsniara. roop. in movement
my army oeIter Bur dina u Af'
Jacket ship Pomona. Captain Merrihew from L.
veipoo! yesterday for New York, struck the Black
water bank, Wexford, Ireland, aud wrecked. Three
hundred and ninety passengers the captain and num-
her OF the crew were Drowned President Urquiza Of
The Argentine Confederation engaged In preparing for in
| vaEiop Of Bus nos Ayres.
20 Tuscan army called on the Grand Duke Leopold
the Second TO JOIN France and Piedmont, and declare
war against Austria He declined and fled and Tuscany
declared IN favor OF military disatorshp, and joined
France and Piedmont King Victor Emanuel and Count
| favour issued war address TO the .Peopo Of Itay.n
| They said
Austria assais Piedmont hecause advocated Tho
cause Of common uny before the councils Europe
becSuse Eseneblc distress She thus
violent those treaties oh she has respected
thus be Iirh Of the paion integrity aad
can WIN fn conscience fula the made The grave Of
., ia ,he ministers Of that country at foreign courts
| nc tells tb.n,.--
An.trs couASvau Power and religion poora.v and