The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-03
THE WAR QUESTION.


PACIFIC TONE OF THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT ORGAN.
The Monite of the 10th ult. has official article on
the situation.
explains the bases agreed upon for the proposed
gress and the present position Of the negotiations and
says that France, willing TO prove her conciatory dspo
sition promised request Piedmont to dsarm on codi
ton that Piedmont and the other haitian States be inrled 10
take part the Congress. It hopes this proposal will
meet with the sunanimous consent Of the Powers.
France has even added that she s disposed
to assent disarmament, previously TO the Congress-
Everything therefore, just6es the belief that all the diff
Gcutes not yet removed, definite understanding
will long be established and that further obstacle
will oppose the assembling Of the Congress-
The Paris Bourse the 18th was buoyant, and ad
Of quarter took place. On the 10th the Threes
opened further advance of nearly quarter but
ceded closing fat at OF. Csc.
rumor was circulated in London the 18th that the
Emperor Napoeons life had been attempted but obtained
little credence, and was wholly unfounded.
SARDINIA OFFERS TO DIsARM.
The London Daily Necs has the following despatch,
dated Turin l9th ult -
At Counsel Of Ministers held this morning. at which
the King present, IL resolved that, in order
give Europe notice OF the desire Of Sardinia remove the
difficulties which delay the meeting Of the Congress,
Sardinia yields to the demand Of England and France, and
accepts the principle of disarmament the details Of which
che leaves TO be discussed in the Congress.
THE FEELING IN ENGJAND
On the 19h says the City Article of the London Daily
Neus the funds opened at fall Of nearly per cent,
the feeling encouragement existing being increased by
Ministerial statements Continental politics. The down
ward tendency was however, checked by the appearance
in Mcnie Of another official note Of pacific charac
ter but particularly by the fact that the supply
ia Cd tho rot
strengthened and at the close rmness induced
statement that Sardinia had consented TO disarm.
Consols finally left of the the day previous.
The drain Of gold from the Bank in payment Of the sill
obtained from the Continent, continues The amount
Withdrawn since the date Of tho last return is about
100000
The London Times City Article says the Minister'S state.
mens caused the funds to open very heavily at Il de.
cline, at which they remained sometime but the article
IN the Moiter caused rally to the prices of Monday.
Lord Derby stated that before finally abandoning all
hopes Of adjustment, the British government had sug
gesd proposition, the nature Of which he not
at liberty The Times says this proposition
dersood 10 hare been only despatched TO Vienna on The
1sth, and the ansiccr has not been received.
AUsrRIAs WAR PREPARATION.
The london Herald denies that English ships of war are
to be sent to Trieste.
AL the routes eauns W iAy "io e''i oo'ereu WIN
military convoys, and are monopolsed for the public
vice.
The entire second Austrian corps ddrmee has left ts
Join the army Of Italy, and the nomination OF their new
Field Marshas is spoken Of
DISTURBANCES IN ITALY-C0NDITIoN OF THE KING
OF NAPLES.
The King Of Naples had taken leave Of his family and
received the sacrament He had been reported dead,
but the latest advces the 10TH say he still survived
Austria is increasing the garrison of Ferrara
sedous riot had taken place among the students a'
Bologna The troops ordered to fire upon them, and
several persons were wounded.
The King Of Naples had taken leave of his family and
received the sacrament
DISSOLUTION OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
Both houses Of Parliament assembled the 10Th for the
purpose Of prorogaop The Queens speech was read BY