Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-17
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DETAILS OF THE FOREIGN NEWS
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STEAMERS WISER AND BROUSSIA.
THE CONNECTION BETWEEN FRANCE AND RUSSIA
EXPLAINED BY PRINCE GoRTscHAKoFF.

readiness to march.
MARsE1LLEs, Friday, April 29.-Advices from
Rome to the 26th, state that proclamation had
been issued by Gen. GaYon, recommending the
inhabitants to remain tranquil; disappearing of
any manifestations, even of peaceful nature
and reminding the population that the assem-
bling of crowds in the streets is already forbid
den. Eight thousand Austrians had arrived at
Ancona.
Turin, Sunday, May 1st-The King left this
morning to take command Of the army.
The AuStrians in large numbers have Quilted
Placenza and proclaimed it in state of seige,
they appear to have concentrated their forces
on the left band Of the Pc.
trieste, Saturday, April 3O.-The austrian
LlOyds have discontinued their ships TO foreign
ports.
BERNE, Tuesday, May 3d.--The President
opened the Federal Assembly with a patriotic
speech. The Council moved the following de-
mandS: for consideration of neutrality, which
accomplished the recent calling out Of the con-
! tingents by the government; TO authorizing fur
Their defensive means to open acredit; not TO be
| Limited to the contracting of loans, and to ap.
point COMMANDMENT Chief of the Federal
army.
PXR1s, May 2.-The Grand Duchess of Parma
left after institutng a Council of Regency, and
the government has expressed its adhesion
to Piedmont.
| Turin, May 2d.-The King of Sardinia has
accepted the Military Dictatorship Of Tuscany,
the war Of independence and to protect public
order The Sardinians in Venice have placed
themselves under the protection of the Russian
Consulate.
STUTTGART, May 2nd-The Wurtemberg
Chambers have unanimously voted the govern
mcnt's projects for calling out the Landwehr, for
a forced levy of horses, and the opening OF n
war credit of seven millions of tiorins. In the
debate sympathy was expressed with Austria.
| Private letters from Paris received in Lon
| don, express an anticipation that the new French
loan will be offered in three per cent stock at
| sixty-onc, being about four per cent lower than
the lowest price fixed in the loans of the Rus
| sian war.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
says that it is rumorcd that NJ. DelangIe leaves
| the Cabinet.
The declaration of war against Austria was
expected to appear in the Paris -u0ntteur of the
Sd Of May.
The Austrian Ambassador has not yet left
| Paris.
The Vienna correspondent Of the London
| Times says that the Porte is preparing for war,
and that Onah Pacha Is OF his way from Bagdad
to Constantinoplc.
PARIS, Saturday, May 1st-The M9niteur
publishes n circular note dated Goth of April,
addressed by Count WalewSki to the diplomatic
agents of the foreign powers 1t describes the
present position OF political affairs and express
es much satisfaction at the conciliatory spirit of
England, Prussia and Russia. 1t states the
| wish that the other powers which compose the
| German Confederation may not allow them
! selves to be mislcd by "reminiscences of epOchs
| quite different from the present. and hopes that
the statesmen Of Germany will perceive that it
depends on them to put limits upon the extern
sion and duration Of n war, which France con-
scicntiousy feels she has not provoked.
Sardinia has made proposals at Madrid to in
duce the Spanish Government to join her in the
cause of Italy, but Spain intends to be strictly
neutral.
The following is the official letter of Prince
Geortschakoff to the British Government:
II do not deny that there may exist written
engagement between France and Russia, but
can assure you in the most positive manner,
that such arrangement contains nothing that in
the most distant manner, could be interpreted
MS constituting hostile alliance against Europe
If Lord Malncsbury should be questioned on
the subject, he may answer with confidence in
the above sense, and give you my personal
guarantee that the declaration will not be taiSl
fled by the facts"
WEIMAR, Sunday, May 1st.-Thc Car Alex
ander, in telegram to the widow OF the late
Grand Duke, gives denial to the reports that
Prussia and Austria are threatened by Russia
vienna, Saturday, April 30th.-Hhe French
Ambassador is to leave day.
PAIIs Saturday, April 30.-lt is rumored
that an insurrection has broken out in Sicily
GREAT BRGTAIN.-The English elections for
members of Parliament have resulted probably
in favor of the Tories or the Derby Government.
Saturday was said to be the decisive day. The
elections on that day gave a net Tory gain of
ten.
The London Times city article of Monday
evening announces no additional failures. Tho
approach Of the consul settlement of the 9Th
inst. regarded with the greatest anxiety
| In the London markets wheat has advanced Is.
NEW York, May l6.-Thc following is the
manifesto of the Emperor of Austria, issued on
I the 20th ult.: 81 have ordered my army to en-
ter Sardinia; our struggle is u just and we
| begin it with courage and confidence; we hope,
however, that we shall not stand alone in it. ]
speak as sovereign member of the Germanic
confederacy, when recall attention to the COM
mon danger and recall to memory the general
and icrvent enthusiasm of Germany for its
Liberation, for God and the fatherland.
WE notice by the Fredericksburg papers,
that Raleigh I. Daniel, Of Richmond, made a
political speech in that town Saturday night:
In the course of his speech, he referred to
the answer OF, "Botts Bolts, Botts," which
Democratic speakers make to the arguments of
| their opponents. Said he: Like the Hen