The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-10
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HEpORrED FOR TnE .DtsPAICH:
LATER FROM EUROPE
or THE ANGLosAxoN:
The French Troops Entering Sardinia--The
.Amsfrian Army Hourly Expected to cross
he Ticino- Fourteen Days Of Grace Cir
en- Sardinia By Austria- Reported Russo
y French Aniance-Louis Napoleon TO Take
The Field in Person--The Militia Of Eng
land TO Be. Embodied, &C., 5e.
OuERrc. MAY 9.-The steamer Anglo
Saxon. from Liverpool on the 26th April,
arrived here this morning.
There had been no actual declaration OF
war. but the crisis still exists. saat1s
II IL reported that an alliance had been
formed between France and Austria. sxasa
French troops are entering Sardinia. u
French loan of 500, 900, 900 francs is
announced.
II is rumored that Austria has given
Sardinia IA days longer TO consider the
demand for disarming.
A panic had been caused By the reported
Russian French alliance.
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on the z5th of April. but the result is not
known. Austria is expected to cross the
Ticino at any moment, Notwithstanding. 1t
is reported that she has agreed to another
proposed mediation.
French troops were entering Piedmont,
and great warlike activity is prevailing
throughout France.
The corp legislatif met at Paris on the
26th to receive the government statement.
Count Walewski made statement throw
ing all the blame on Austria.
The French contingent corps for the year
is to be raised to 140, 900 men.
England, Prussia and Russia have all pro-
tested against the conduct of Austria.
The alliance reported to have been enter
ed into between France and Austria is said
to be offensive and defensive. The an
nouncement caused great excitement.
The British Channel feet had sailed un-
der sealed orders, it is believed, for the
Adriatic.
1t is reported that the whole militia of
England is to be embodied.
The Sandman Chambers have invested
the King with the powers of dictator
The commander of the French army are
announced. The Duke of Malakof (Pe
lissier) is invested with the chief command
of the army of observation.
The London Exchange and Paris bourse
were greatly excited, and had experienced
violent fluctuations. French 3's sosed at
62f 9Oc.
The German Diet had decided to keep the
principal Federal contingents ready to
march, and to arm the Federal forts.
At meeting of the French corp legiS-
talif. Count Walewski read to the cham
bers an exposition of the negotiations
which had taken place, saying that if tho
Emperor made war, it would be because he
had been constrained to do 80 by the ag-
gressive conduct of Austria. Every pos
sible consideration had been urged by
France to avert the calamity.
Count de Morny expressed the hope that
the anticipated war would be confined to
Italy.
A dispatch received in London on the
26th, says that the Austrians would enter
Piedmont that day by three divisions.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The official Gazette of Vienna publishes
communication calling on Piedmont to
reduce its army to peace footing: diSband
its volunteers, and within three days to
give positive answer to these requirements,
threatening, in case of refusal, to resort to
arms.
The French legation has orders to quit
Vienna as soon as the Austrian army cross
es the Ticino.
A dispatch from Turin says the King and
Chambers would attend ceremony on the
18th of Nav, at the Cathedral, and the King
would depart Immediately afterwards for
Alessandria.
Russia had modified four corps 'armee,
two of which are to be advanced towards
the Austrans, and two towards the Prus-
sian frontier.
The London Times of the 9th, speaking
of the Russo-Freneh alliance, says, at is
most startling, changing in moment the
whole aspect of affairs.
Gen. Neill left Paris on the oath, for his
command.
The Patrie says the Emperor and Prince
Napoleon uould ledUe Wednesday to join The
army.
Four thousand troops had arrived at
Toulon, to form camp. The regiments
which quilted Paris for the frontier, were
most enthusiastically cheered by the people.
The London Post complains that the pol
icy of the English Cabinet forced France
into an alliance with Russia.
A dispatch from Vienna asserts that the
French have clearly violated neutral terri
tory. 1t is also stated that French troops
had arrived at Genoa, and entered the Sar-
DINA territory. The passage of the Ticino
by the Austrian troops was hourly expected.
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placed on war footing.
1t is reported that the French Minister OF
Marine had sent orders to all the seaports of
France, forbidding the departure of any
more boats for deep sea fishing, as measures
are in preparation for enlisting their crews
in the navy.
The question of a regency for France, du-
ring the Emperor's absence on the battle
field. is being agitated. Prince Jerome b.
naparte and the Empress are spoken of to
fill it.
Flour in France had advanced Is. per
sack.
The Moniteur announces officially the
following disposition of the French army
Marshal Magnan remains commander of the
army at Paris, the Duke Of Malakoff COM
mander of the army of Observation, Gen.
Castellane commander-in-chief of the army
at Lyons, Baron D'Hilliers commander Of
the LIST corps d'armee of the Alps, Gen.
Mcmahon of the I'd, Marshal Canrobert of
the Sd, and Gen. Neill of the 4th. Prince
Napoleon commands the corps of Pioneers.
Gen. Bandan is Major-General of the army
on the Alps.
The vote of the Sandman Chambers in
vesting the King with the Dictatorship,
stood ITO ayes to "a nays. Victor Emanuel,
it is positively asserted, will command the
army in person.
Austrian correspondents say the Prussian
cabinet had received previous information
touching Austra's ultima ium to Sardinia,
therefore the continued faithful Union Of