, 1859-05-10

Guided By them Oh the ed of April, and accord
!nS to it Russia is to make her hrxt mobilization
Of four corps de arnsit, two Of which are to be
advanced towards Austria, and two towards the
Prussiau frontier.
a.The London T,mts of the eth remarks that
the alliance is most startling althought has been
so often hinted at. This event has changed. in
moment, the whole aspect Of afairs Wenow
understand the proposition Of Congress which
oppo:tunels interrupted Lord Cowley's medi.
The London Fbst asserts that the policy of the
English Cabinet forced France into the arms of
Russia, and compelled an alliance which cannot
hut be regarded with sincere apprehension.
The London Herald Of the eth is enabled to
state that the government read On the 46th off,
tue mediation proposed by England.
dispatch from Vienna asseEts on creditable
authority that the French troops had already
violated neutral territory, and it was also an
nounced that French forces Ind arrived ut &c.
noa and entered Sandman territory. The pas
sage "f the Ticino BY tue Austrians was hardly
expected.
GREAT BR1rA1S.-Parliamuf was formally
disso!yed on the 23d. The ne1 Parliament was
summoned for the 3lst of Nay. The elections
would commence in day or txo.
The British Channel feet haa aailed with SEAL
ed orders, and it was inferred they were bound
for the Adriatic.
GERxAsx.-The German Diet bad decided to
keep the principM Federal contingent. ready to
march, and to arm the Federal foot soldiers.
INDIA AND CH1SA.-The Calcutta mail OF
3farch 3sth, and the Hong mail Of March 18th,
bud reached England.
1t Calcutta, imports we're nctire Exchange
Oh loudon, ss'1d: At Hong Kong IL sd.
1t Shane hal tea was firm.
Lord John Russell, in addressing meeting
Of electors i'll London, made special reference to
the Italian question. He said he felt certain
that England's only safe course was to keep
honestly: and ttrictly neutral. He protested
against the prediction for Austria evinced by
Lord Derby, and Nr. D'Israeli.
At tue usual Easter banquet given by the
Lord Mayor Of London, the Earl Of Derby WAS
guest, and in his speech ndyerted to the war
question. He said tue Cabinet had not known
for II hours the course which Austria had de-
termned upon taking. before they instructed
their Ambassador emphaticaijy and formally to
protest in the name Of England against step
which he characterized us prccipitate and crimi-
nal. lie then proceeded 10 state that on that
very day, the 18th. the English government at
tempted to get another last measure in the in
terest Of peace.
They had just dispatched to Vienna and Paris
ajoint representation offering to take up on the
part Of England alone mediation at the point ut
which it was left off BY Lord Cowley, and to en-
deuvor to arrange the difficulties subject TO one
Of these conditions, either on the immediate,
absolute. and simultaneous disarmament Of the
three powers. or the consent Of iii. pendiup
tie result OF the mediation. to reaitn theft
armies precisely in their present condition, and
all events of ynartinn Hc concluded hr ram.
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