The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-11
Probable Imsarrcction Ina Turkey

HALIFAX, May 6.-The Moniteur gives the
following as the propositions made BY England:
FirSt--To effect, previous to the assembling
Of the Peace Congress, q general and Simulta
neouS disarmament.
Second--The disarmament to be regulated
by a military or civil commission, independent
ly Of the Congress, TO consist DISK Commission
ers, including one from Sardinia.
Third-As soon as the Commission has com
menced operations, the Congress should assem-
Bile to discuss political ques ions.
F~ourth-That the representatives Of the
Italian States should be invited, Immediately
after the assembling Of the Congress, to take
their seats with the representatives Of the Great
Powers absolutely as at Laybach.
France, Russia and Prussia gave their adhe-
sion, but Austria has refused. France, it is said,
consented to the appointment of a commission,
requiring only that it be composed Of diplomat
ic individuals.
The London Times Paris correspondent says
that there is no cessation OF almalncnts in all
quarters of France. Masses Of troops contin-
ue to concentrate at Lyons. A French army is
to be collected on the Rhine frontier. Numer-
Gus cavalry regiments are already marching.
PRUsS1A-The mission Of the Arch Duke
Albrecht to Berlin is said to have been entirely
successful, a military convention with Russia
having been signed, by which the latter engages
to send to the Rhine $4,000 men under the
Prince Regent, in case the negotiations fail
This force will be increased by the contingent
force Of Bavaris to go 900 men, while other
contingents will be held in readiness to march
/, at command.
The newspapers Of Prussia are said to have
been requested to publish nothing connected
with these preparations for War or the move
ments Of 'roops.
A semi Official Prussian Gazette. publishes
an article stating that the assembling Of the
proposed Congress having become more doubt.
tul, and the state Of affairs having assumed d
most serious aspect, the PrusSian Government
is induced to think that it is a proper time to
make proposals TO the Federal Diet for the pur.
pose OF taking measures for their own interest
and safety.
Tn Government received these prop )Sals nv
ordering a corps d'armee Of 10000 to be placed
on a war footing. These measures are of a pure.
ly defensive character.
SARDINIA-The Turin correspondent Of the
London Times says that Court Cavour mus
r fall if war is not declared, and such "a even
would possibly be the signal OF an insurrection
IN various paris oil Italy, and perhaps 8 n"
disturbances in Piedmont, where 10000 vol, n
teers confidently await hostillties. The steam
erS on Lake Maggiore, with one exc ption, hav
been placed at the disposal of the Government
The King of Naples still survived.
!, The Government Of Ro it is said. ASSN
= a private circular to the Bishops, urging y
a to collect men for two legions of troops. Thi
attempt has been unsuccessful, notwithS aldin
the large bounty offered.
t TURKEY. The appearances Of war have a
reused fears of insurrcction. The rcporte
, Russian ornaments in Besarabia are confirmed
1t is intended to assemble 100000 men in Geor
gia.