Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-12
Daily a'ir9iniau.
War Question i'll Europe.
Times CITY Article, April ~ ~

greatly stimulated the feeling of Indignation ut
the cabinet having selected such period 10 break
up Parliament and Ia distract the country with
lie turmoil Of gcncnl election. 'y the morn
i'm. uf Easter Mauiay it i. apparently to he cx-
pcstcl tha, Saria will have submitted, or that
the Austrian armv will hasc commenced its move
mcnt across the frontier Hitherto each alarm
has been Immediately followed by >ome tranquili-
zing correction, but i, is difficult to conjecture
what new iuterpuSitlon can now take place, SINCE
the last proposition alluded to by Lord Derby on
Monday evening having failed is. rs he stated, now
arrived when England must sa, that tn" period
has gone by for trinns, and that she must with
draw from interference IN affairs IN which she
can no longer hope her interference could hr use.
full"
From the Morning Post. April -.
Austria has virtually deela'ca war. The cahi-
net of Vienna refuses To- negotiate. and has drcc-
ted the commander Il the nrmic, i'll lnmbardy 10
summon Sardinia Il diNaua. and 60 diShand her
volunteer corps within three aaNs. This vi lent
and sudden brutality i, Of petr with the gene
raj conduct Il Austria in l'a)v; lut "" think the
people Of L'and Whl receive with nut 'ittle
surprise the news tha, Austria has treated with
the most utter contempt our Propositions. nj the
very moment they SCENE lah u to succeed in cs
tailishini; pacific negotiations.
France has y,chicl t. every l9..snrc. As n Gr.t
rate Power she rrul aft RI to IL - SARDINIA.
too. who could II nilerl IT, has also given WAY IA
cte"v point t. the WISHES o' England at the II
II her nioraIc = crown, and the stai,y # her
institutions " last the government. Saving trca.
ted it, uaural allie har>h and even disgrace.
fully, has rut forward it, ultimate propositions.
only to havr them rant"mptuons'v thrown hach
hy the Power III whose service it ha, perinr-
med much dirty work, AMI for whose sake il
Inns assumed - m'"&t Il responsibility, and So dan
goreu- position.
But what Sl,all hnyo heca lone and whnt has
lcan lone is merc rnattcr oi history. What is 10
h,. dpnc is upw thr question. We answer am, we
ARE confident the whole English nation will am
swer-sincr AGsllia has drrlafrl wnr-lct her
fight it ont with Italy anil France. he it ours TO
observe the stricc~t neutrality AID 10 use our Ut
most cntlrnv"r> to prevail on tie whole ot Europe
t, pursue the same line. We may; at least now
prevent the war from spreading
From III, Inndlu News Apr,l o2
The bear is nj h,nl. Proud ~ the commanl
Of AN ovcrgrovn army, and llattrrcd by the base
suh.crvenrv of European stat, ~nrn, tlie Emperor
Of Austria dclr, the sentiment of the civlizpl
world. and rre.i pilates To stamp ont ideas
with the ho Of the war horse has been ior ages
the dearest delight ofthc llmi ii nnci, J9>rlh;
and h" is worthy Of hi ancestors.
Austria hes r. cc'cd the proposal "i a congress.
on conditions, Ia which all the other great Powers.
and also Sardinia. had n~~cutcd. She darcs not
submit the irightul system she has pursued t. IT,
alv to inspections Better war-hcttcr even defeat
aud camp.c, cpnccs~ion---than that horrible ex-
posurc and conformation hciall Europe. To sur
render Il, tllc point the sword her arbitrary IN
reference in the independent State, o Italy would
lc tolcrnlc, II sodcrll submission to the fortune
of war II resercnt homage l. brute force; +, retire
within her treaty frontier in consequence 81 the
deliberations ot II congress w"ull be slavIsh de
ference Ia reason. opinion, and the force # ideas,
sucll AS the Austrian Emperor viii never consent
t..
After months sprnt in bringing the impartial
opinion and di.ntcrestcI >tatr> >manship Of Europe
To- the solution Of Italian dllhcullc~--nt Il moment
when EngInnd Russia. pru-Sin. nnd France had
agrrcd t. tie means IT prr-"rNug peace and do
ing usticc--whcn King Victor Emmanuel had
givcna egnnl rrnufoi hi, readiness to make sac
rtces fIr the preservation If the general peace.
Austria, without notice Witldiar~ her quarrel
with Sardinia from the domain ot diplomacy, aud
insist "n settling 1t simply with til" sword. This
is mon.trpu> insult to all the ncutra' powers. hut
most of all 10 England For the mean and grov-
cling cornpliaurcS OF Lord Maine sbury--iur the
natterv OF Lord pcrby--tor the sacrifices made hy
the entire Cabinet ia prccrring Austrian favor to
the approval ii their own just and generous coun-
trVmcn. this is the lalr return, the righteous
trlbutlon.
Count Gvnln presents an ultimatum 10 The Court
OF Turin: Sardinia mus lisarm, not taking part
in n general Disarmament. by voluntary agreement
with the great POWERS. and under the regulations
Of Joint commission, but mt the Icremptory
der ot Austria and in such manner rs her gencr.
ais aHd marshal> may dictate. Before all things
she must send away the 1900 volunteers who
have iiocked unbiddrn to her standard from all
parts Of Italy. Let her refuse to do this within
three days. and Austria Will declare war
Austria has declared war. This utImaum--
to speak Of it for a moment rs if it were IL honafde
diplomatic demand, intended for serious
consideration, is monsrous proposal to extend
to Piedmont the same in!anou. policy which hns
has reduced all other States in Italy To subieeton
to Austria 1t is II demand that the one cnnstitu-
tional State which is the hone and joy of every
Italian patriot, shall strip naked, aud prostrate
herself at the icct of the great orprcssor Of Cen
tra aud Souihern Enrnpe. We will not insult the
King of the n be - 600 who fought at our side
il! the Crmca we will not insult our renders
Lv discussing this mock proposition. 1t will not
b. arccpicl it viii NOT be cntcrahcd; il is already
rejected. The sovereign, the people the army.
are uuanimous. II wall fght n second Navara,"
said Victor Emanuel day or two ag' rather
than surrender the noble Italian youth who have
placed confidence in me.
From the London Times. April22.
Good Friday of 1853. will Lc hereafter the epoch
of departure whence veterans, now only youthful
conscripts shall commence the story If the great
Austrian war. n The solrmnitv OF the
Holy Week are neglected for the hurrying away
Of armed men to meet others upon IN appointed
spot for slaughter. In our secure and secluded
island, we listen only 10 the echoes OF instant
preparati IN that now passing like the Fiery
Crns-, through the other countries of Europe
"The French army is in full march to the from
tiers of Picimont.' Gen. Deila Marmora tele-
graphs from the banks of Tcino that the Austrian
army has made significant movement on the
straiegical line of the Ticino, and that an attack
at any moment may be apprehended. The Court
of Vienna, late. NO late yesterday reiterates
its declaration that all other proposals must be
subordinate to the summons already addressed to
Sardinia The imperial manifesto which is to nc-
company the declaration of war against Sardinia