Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-07
YEsrERDA VI FTERNooMa REpnpr
FURRHER BY TUE sTElnER NIAGARA.
WAR NEWRl

GREAT BRfTA1N.--Tho London Times on tbo
2ld alt issued special edition containing The iol.
lowing telsgfaphio dispatch
TURIN, April 2l--"Gen. Ggaai. the Austrian
Commander in Lomhardy, has been ordered 10 pre
sent the ultimatum OF Austria. requiring the dis
armment aud sending away OF The volunteers n
TINS sreused war Is TO be declared In three days
Two additional divisions Of the Austrian amy
amounting 70 $4,000 men, have been ordered 40 tgd
| Iicino The English proposal for a Congress upon
the same conditions as that at Laybach, has been
rejected"
The London Times adds eve have reason 70
believe that the same intelligence has been received
by the Government Z.
"a Cabinet Council was at once summoned. and
the government Immediately teegraphed to vi.
emma, the strongest prO.est against the above
The Evening Herald Of the same date contains
confirmed.
The Vienna correspondent Of the London Times
telegraphs under date Of Thursday noon, as fol.
lows,
"The DAY before yesterday Austria forwarded
categorical summons 10 Sardinia TO d ssolye the
free corps. reply must be given within three
days from the receipt Of the summons, and an
eyasve answer will be considered equivalent to a
refusal"
FR4NcE.-The Paris Monitieur has not given lis
adhesion to the proposition made by England and
accepted by France, Russia aud Prussia, besldea
which y appears that the Cabinet of Vienna
has resolved upon addressing direct communion
tlon
The Patrim says that General Marmora had in
formed the French Government by telegram that
the Austrian army had made significant move
ment on the strategetica line Of Ticno, and he
feared an attack at any moment
Napoleon held Couuoil with his Ministers. AT
tended by Princes Jerome and Napoleon as Princes
VI the biGul.
The King Of Sardinia also held Council with
bis Ministers on Thursday. '' '
The Constitutional announces that part Of the
army at Paris had been ordered TO be ready to
march,
AUsTRA.-YIENNA, April a2-The following
ofi,,o, Naa been published!
dangered Austria's rights, has been summoned
most urgently by Austria to dsarm besides this
demand expressly addressed ~ Piedmont, Austria
adheres firmly to the proposal Of q geneTai iis
armament although she cannot make that pTOpQ-
sal subordinate to the summons she has sent to
| Sardinia"
LATEST ny TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO
| LIVERPOOL. - LONDON, April 23.-lue Daily
| News says that the reply OF the Emperor of Aus
| tria has been received. He declines to repOnsi-
| der the responsibility incurred In commencing war
| in the heart Of Europe Count Buol declares that
his master, having taken his course, will pursue It
to the end.
The Times says that the Imperial Manifesto
which is to accompany the declaration of war
| against Sardinia, Is already prepared
Austria ls mistress OF hOr position, and IL ready
by act Of state and deed Of war to initiate the san
! culinary drama upOu which the curtain Is about
! to rise. No doubt a general movement Of the
French forces has taken place on the entire Pied.
montCse frontier.
The English journals generally think that the
| last chance Ofpeace has about vanished
The London Herald gives in a semi official form
| specific and exclusive information Of tho move,
ment of the French Army. II says that order,
have been given for the embarkaton at Toulon
Of $4,000 troops, not to sail, however, till further
| orders Tho divisions at Lyons, GrenOble, Bo,
| snnrOni cic, we're also ordered to be ready Ia
march minutes notice, but not to move un,
till further orders were given. The total French
| force destined to cooperate with Sardinia in the
event of war, is estmnted at $50 600 They Il
! be formed in two divisions, one under Gen. Can
robert and the other undor Gen, paraguay D'llol
liers, and the whole to be under the command Of
the Emperor in person.
The British Ambassador to Turin had returned
| to his post.
The London Stock Exchange has been closed
from the 2lst till the 25th ult. The result Of the
crisis has been only partially developed, and the
news having transpired after the official close on
| tho 2lst, COnsols have been offered ut 9I4-a
decline of per cent. from the highest point on
| the day
! Mr. MoFphy had again played eight games Of
| chess simultaneously, and blindfolded won two
and the others drawn after seven hours play. lie
was on the eve of leaving for America.