Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-05-14

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ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO SAXON.
QUEBEC. May 8.
p An alliance between France and Russia is
announced.
IA treaty Ofens: We and defensive Eas. con.
c'uded w them on the 22d Of April, and &C.
c"rd'ng to it, Russia is TO make her first
mobilization Of four Corps de Armie, two Of
which are to be advanced towards Austria
and two towards the Prussian frontier.
The London 7imts Of the 9Th remarks
9hff fhla,!iap4e is. neetIstssflinfI Although
il his been g Often hint1d &. IT.!
||r:..as.s event hes ohaaeea.i in 4 ma.naa&- th.
the proposition Ola Congress- which opbofr-
tune: interrupted Lord .Cowley's media
LONDON. Wedne as !. AA panic has b zen
created in the money market by the Rus
eMn- French alliance, and consols suddenly
fell to 81&a62ssH $50 ,Tifid' r. s..:a.Ii +
The london Post asserts that the policy
Of tho English Cabinet forced. France into
the arms Of Russia and compelled an ALI.
ance which Cannot be resatded but with sin
cere apprehension. -~:ssiiIiiss 49,.
The London Hrn1ai of thet27th Is enabled
to state that the government received on the
10Th, official infoTmo ton Of the acceptance
~ Austria of the 'nilleelistion propose.i bv
England. t..aas1 10 Ell
F''' dispatch fiokis vienns; assse4 q on cred
liable authority that the French troops had
already violated neutral: territory. md It
was wa also announced that French, forces had
arrived At Genoa and entered Sandman ter
ritory .,;saI ie
The passage Of the Ticino by the Aus
strians was hourly expected. scz+7'ijs IL .
GREAT BRlrAlN,--Parljamert has Formal.
y d'ssofvefby proclamation on tic n23d.-
The new Parliament was Summoned for the
31st Of May. TIE elections would CON.
mence in day or two. ~~SS'2i'as t::ti
lord John Russell in addressing meet
ing Of electors in London. made special ref.
fere''ce to the italian. ques ion. Hesai. he
felt certain that England's onlv4 safe course
was TO Keep honestly and strictly 1seutral--
lie protested against the prediction for
Austria, evineed by Lord Derby aud DIS
AT the usual Easter banonet. given by
the Lord Mayor OF LIiiHifori, TIE Earl Of Der
~ was :. guest, and in his speech adver ed to
the war question. lie said the cabinet had
not known for twelve hours the course which
Austria had Determined upon taking, before
they lnStruc ed their Ambassador emphati-
[t'caily and formally to protest, in the name
"f England, against step whicf, he eharae-
terlHed as precipitate and criminal.
( lie then proceeded I'd state that on hat
very day, the 18th, the English government
had take, another last measure in he inter
est Of peace. They had Just dispe, ehed to
fvRna and Paris. q Joint representation Of.
!le ..ls tot ke upon the part Of England
1a'one; media'h'.t the point at which it was
lett OF BY Lord Cowley, and to endeavor to
arrange the difficulties. subject to one Of
these conditjons. Either on the immediate.
absolute, and Simultaneous disarmament of
the three powers, or the consent Of all; PEND.
ing the result ofthe mediation, 70 retain their
ar'nies p'ec'sel in their present condition,
and TO- manta;r. position, If no, peace. At Al,
events Of inaction. jat5 io':j jfz 81 i:
tie concluded Ivy rcpudiating the idea that
ne had any wishes, to side with either of the
beili-elar'ts: and advocating strict armed
neutrality. -
SiT. John Packinssori in his speech said Il
war should arise in Europe. it will be found
that IN the Mctlit eraheari and il. tie Eng
lish Channel, there would be ssqluaJlrons pow.
rfa1 enough to uphold the dignity and pro.
tect the interest Of England -"
| The Lon0on PyMof Wednesday saws thai,
the whole militia ofthe. y lifted Kingdom was
to ne embodied forthwith ~ s'ot's
The panic on SChangeo on the 23d was
nomipally holiday on the London Tx
1change, but good deal Of business: was un
officially transacted. Much depression pre
vailed and consoIs exhibited. decline: Of l
per cent. :'r:.
! on l the 25th the war panic made further
progress: Much excitement prevailed, am:
c9nsois tell to; 9sa93 being a further de
cline Of about"sH l'er cent On the i26th
sudden nn'l extensive fluctuations occurred.
All. aid an Extraordinary qssffe of excitement
The London TIN = Paris SCORE. CORES ponden,
|telesrnphed on the 9th that the Austrians
were to enter Piedmont on that day in d.
visions, one BY Pavia and one by Margenta,
The "0piniole. ~ Of Tlrin.s announces
that the ultirnat,inl 81 Austria was pres ont.
e 70 r. sa'a'e'se government a st On 'he 2sd
4 Th. official yienna' ot7ds::tts publishes a
fc"mmurication Which, calls upon Piedmdjnii
to reduce her army to peace footing, t.
|d''sbl!a. : her volunteers, and within ,'hreG1
days give positive ai,s;wer Is ,h.,se require
m 94!ts Ia conclusion il emphA,ically threat.
ems resort to arms ia the Unfortunate event,
'S, H'san91st R Rst .eosding IA 81 de-
|. The French Legation u, .at. Vienna have re.
eeived orders u quit The: Al stfiahn capita,
a q: s9Qn q the Austrian xrax@ crossed the
1icino. -ss'-..-s.'.s i,s
The Paris ltiE sns; tti5 in announcing the
action Of The Austrian 7 otsgynment towards
Sardinia, and the TACT that England and
ib,'ssia he'd promptly protested against ,ite
gives ahe f,tloxing af1eqial iqfprmaiiqn Is e.
t5e disposition of the various commands oil
the fe:.Sh 4tmy: Marshal Maynan rs
mains re rpmnlH1def 1of f1is arinys Of. PARIS
Tie Ddke III Aalako4F" bsesicSmta Con-
mander in Chief Of tha arm ys'of Ubserva.
'tlon, the head pquArsers .ofywhich are to be
ati,Nhnct o1fsen. Il tCastillane.is,,tQ be, Com
n'andsr inQkef d: the army of L4yenst l5aT47
aguay: nDHillienso isw to b. GAnmanderu,
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