The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-03

armies. The whole of Europe was ready, to
take up arms !; a crowd of Italian volunteers
enrolled themselves in the Sandman ar1ny
the agitation of Germany became SO threaten
ing that new article, attributed to the En-
peror Napoleon, appeard in the Ioniteau Uni
versal, with the view of calming the spirits
but in Vienna, among the high political regions,
as among all classes of the population, an en-
ergetic policy was called for, and they wished
for war Powerful armies were concentrated
at Vienna and blessed by Bishop of the ar
my, and the railways of Lombardy, as weH as
all the land routes were encumbered by militia
ry movements. @7@
NJ. CAvoUR CALLED TO PARIS.
At last NJ. Cavour was called to Paris by
the Emperor. He left joyfully, but the parti-
sans IF peace saw the impossibility of the
meeting Of a Congress. The ornaments of
Sardinia, which had already reached 100, 900
men, daily continued, and it is said that two
hundred volunteers day presented themselves
to be enrolled under the banners of Garabaldi,
THE .ULTIMATUM TO SARDINIA.
Then Austria, beginning to be disquieted in
turn, or rather, losing patience, demanded the
disarmament of Sardinia, while England used
her efforts in vain to indnce France to accept
negotiations on the basis of the treaties of 1915.
Cu his side, NJ. de Cavour showed the griefs
of she whole of Italy, giving vent to cries of
misery, and revolving against the domination
of the Hapsburgs. The Emperor Francis Jo-
seph addressed proclamation to his army in
which, calling to mind the exploits of Radet-
zky, he openly declared himself decided to re-
commence the battle of Novara, so as to bring
to reason an enemy that had outraged him.
ji H. SUPPOSED DESIGNS OF RUSSIA.
On one side it is pretended, Notwithstanding
the contradictions of the French press, to
which the government of the Emperor recog-
nizes no authority, that Russia has signed an
offensive and defensive treaty with France,
which cannot be explained otherwise than by
the intention which Russia might have, in
concert with France, of recommending the
Eastern War, and of marching upon Constant
nople.a- On the other side, in circles ordinarily
well informed, the existence of treaty cannot
absolutely de denied, and it is Supposed that
Russia, who will never forget the humiiission
to which she YVES subjected at Sebastopol, and
which was most particularly due to France,
will pursue perfdious policy, which will
consist in encouraging the ex-6oas armai of the
Emperor Nicholas, SO as to engage him in a
strife from which it will be impossible for him
to retreat, and under some pretext or other,
leaving him then to fight against Austria and
Revolution in Italy, against Prussia on the
Rhine, and against England ON the Mediter-
ranean and lAdriatie. ica.. rs 0sun.j -
I-ts NO LIBERTY FOR ITALY. y p
In the eyes of Louis Napoleon, the liberty Of
Italy is nothing but pretext and the champs
on Of that liberty, M. de Cavoer, but an instru-
ment In facs, it is impossible to admit that
| the man Of the Cd Oh ,Deeembcr-he who has
put stopper on ell the tongues in France
recognizes On behalf of Italy, the rights which
he does not accord to his own people. II
would be very simple to believe in the hbera
intentions of despot- s,alol e6T -