, 1859-05-10
WAR IMMINENT!
Alliance between France s. Russia;
ENGLAND NEUTRAL,

QrEnEc, Way :tl,.-The Canadian steamer
Anglo Snxou, from Liverpool April 9Th, arriv.
ed at this port ut an early hour this morning,
The crisis in Europe continues, but us vet there
has been no declaretion Of war.
Cunso1s duwn to II iei93 for money and III.
count. There has been further partial decline
Of in cotton. Eread$tufIs and provisions tcr1ti.
ing upwards.
The steamships Kangaroo and Alps, from y
T., arrived ut Liverpool rril I'D. aud te Per-
sia, from y. T.. unl the Nura Scutian, lvul.l
Portland on the 18th
BreadstntIs had advanced considerably i'll -t!la
Liverpool uarkct aud were buoy INT htthe Close
Wheat holders we're demanding Il still further
advanec. There l!nd also been Il material ed
vance iu provisions, but particularly in beef al.l
pork, for which thc market was quite active
The Lopdon money market slightly more
stringent. . There was all active dcmand. II
WAS expected that the Bank Of England would
advance its rates Of discount.
War was momentariiy expected, md thnu.'
it was rurn1rc.l that Austria had gircn Sardit{ia
fourteen days longer in which time to consider
her demands. a..
There was also rumor TINT France gn.l Rus,
ria had entere.! into an alliance offensive am!
defensive. This announcement, Which reached
London on "Wednesday caused panic in tic
money market. Consols falling ou that day. up;
wards Of per cent.
French toops had already crossed the fron,
tiers OF Sardinia.
4 French loan of ,"w1 francs is ar.
nounccd.
Tie Anglo saxcn lcf Liverpool ut !. O'clock
on the T. N. Of thc 9Th. The Kangaroo wa.
uppointedt to sail about an hour later fur New
York.
Tie three davs allowed by Austria TO Sar,li
MIA expired on The .0tfl ult.. but nothing definite
is known as to the reply OF the latter power
;. rulnor WAS current l!lat Austria hal extended
the time to fourteen days. and that she had &C
cctled to the final mediation of the English
Government. These reports causc'l rally IN
the Stock Exchange, un the I'D, which was i'll
most excited STATE.
4 spccial meeting -af tile Frcncl, Corps L.
gislatif took place un the: I'd 70: the purpose
Uf receiving u communication from the lioy.
crnment Count NafeW$si returned TO the
Chambers all exposition Of tl1e negotiations
which had taken place, and then went ou to sny
thut If thc Emperor made war it was because !ie
had been constrained TO do 80 by tile a=re>>i,.
conduct Of Austria. Ever; possible euusisitrt
tion Ind hecn used by France.
Count De Morny, President Of the Corp
Icgslatif, expressed the lepc tlla: the war
would be limited IL Italy.
Mr.. l}arouch presented project for loan ID
V,'"h,'rna frances and for rtising the coming
tnt Of ie3: to 140, ,"lrl nirn.
The London Puri* correspondent telegraphet
Piedmont IN tl,nt day in divisions, ono by ravia
nnd one by Margenta. The Pie lmone>c were tt
defend themselves 1T SeSia. and fliere wait fu,
the French,
4 dispatch from Turin says that the King
and chambers were To attend i ceIetaeuS ii
the Cathedral on the 2s,h, aud that immediate !,
afterwards the King and staff would depart tDl
Alesan,lria.
Tie Upisinn Of Turin. announces that tllt
ult1matum Of Austria WIS presented t. The
Sandman government OH tic evening nf TIA
23A inst.
The otlicia1 Vienna G4:<tft publishes. com
,1n,lnication which calls upon Piedmont 10 L.
tiucc er her army to peace footing, to disbats
her volunteers, and within three days give T;
positive answer to those requirements. III cna
clusion it emphaticalls Threatens to resort Il
arms in the unfortunate event OF Piedmont nn1
uccc.i;n:. to anslria's demand
The French legation at Vienna have rcceivct
orders to quit the Austrian capital US soon X
the Austrian ar1l1v crn>sed the Tlcino.
The Paris .HontsGr, iu a4nountin. the actor
IF the Austrian government towards Sardinia
and the fact that England and Russia had
promptly protested against It, gives the intlpw
inr Qttciul Information rs tn thu disposition .
/ 1hevurieus command: Of the French army:
| Marshal Na,nnn, remains Commander uf TIN
! Army ut Paris. Thr Duke ,ie Nalakutf become:
! Cnuluander-in C!lict uf the Army nf u!,scr, Il
|
/ Nancy Gen. Castilla1e j. 10 b. COMMANDMENT,
| Chief Of the Army ri Lyons. kara.uay n'Ilil
liers is to be Comm nnder of the Corps lie .ir,ni
| If thc Alps, G.nrral McNa(,nu ii the ID am
| Marshal Canrohcrt Of The I'd, aud General N.i
of the 4,h. Prince Napoleon will command tn
| Corps Ut Pioneers. aud General k"ndon is ap
| poiuted Maiur Gcnernl Of the Army Of the Alps
II. Dr. Persin.ney ani l.. Ho"Sard were e4c|
| spoken of ~ likely IL succeed the Duke d
| Malnkor in London.
| The >sardu;au Chamber of Deputies IN the 2,
adopted after discussion, rr,jcct Of lawful
| investing the Government with all E1ecutir
and Legislative powers. by vote Of l'"' :igains
-. Tie vote was greeted with loud cheering
The Chamber subsequently il special session
invested tue King with the powers Of dica,ion
Victor Emmanuel, it is phsitl:elv said, vi
command the Sardinian army, with La Marnlor
immediately under him.. 49, ---
The Austrian correspondent Says the Pr,i:
sim Cabinet had received information Of the ir
tention If Austria IL deliver au ultilna,um, an
that, therefore, the continued and faithful unic
Of Anstrja II still to be spoken for: An rt
de in 4 semi official P1uS>lan Gazette, howcrel
saws the action Of Austria was complete sill
prise to the Prussian Government.
1t is nov stated that the mission to Berlin
the Arch Duke Albrecht Of Austria was failur
his object having been - secure the Cooper;
ton of Prussia ia the ultima2um to Sardini
which cooperation WAS positively refused.
Gen. Neal lcf, .pari. vi the asth ut TO tai
command Of tue Corps dc AEn,ic allotted I
him.
Tie Patrie SAYS that the Emperor and Prin,
Napoleon will lcare on "Wednesday, the Fl,
to jein the army. The Aids de Camp, who wi
accompany them. have already been appointe
Troops intended III conlmrace tue torma.ie
Of camp Of 49, ,00p men had arrived at Touln
The regiments which bad quilted Pdris we
most eli husiasticaly cheered by the people
they departed. ~: :.
Mars'ial raurober: had gync to assume Ii
command allotted him.
The Imperial Guard has been placed on VI
footing. .
The Frcnch Minister Of Marine is said to ha
sent ordea to Ill tic *eapoTts in Fsauce, TO n,
vent the departure Of any n,ofc boats for &c
.ea fishing, and as . measure Of ufgci,cv::tn t
list their crews for the service Ut the upper
navy.
The question Of the Regency has been 4
tated, and the Prince jerome aud the Emrrs
were spoken Of
Flour in France Ind Advanced franc. 7
J ack, and wheat was firm but without any SCI,
.ls rise.
The Provincial corn natkc: generally eahi
d an advance.
LArEa1.-An alliance between France and R