Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17
BY the Niagara.

GREAT BRIrAIS.-The London Times on the
2lst ult. issued special edition, containing the
following telegraphic despatch:
% URN, April 2l.-Gen. Gyalai, the Austrian
commander Ia Lonbardy, has been ordered TO
present the ultmatum of Austria. requiring the
disarmament and sending away of the volun-
teers- If this Is refused war IS to be declared
In three days Two additional divisions of the
Austrian army, amounting to $4,000 men, have
been ordered to the Ticino. The English pro-
pesal Tor Congress upon the same condition as
that at Laybach has been refused
The London Times adds: " We have reason
to believe that the same intelligence has been
received by the Government.
Cabinet Council at once summoned
and the Government promptly telegraphed to
Vienna the strongest protest against the above
menace
The Euer,ng Herald of the same date con-
tains similar announcement, which is other
wise fully Confirmed.
The Vienna correspondent of the London
Times telegraphs under date of Thursday noon
as follows;
The day before yesterday Austria forwarded
a categorical summons to Sardinia, to dissolve
the free corps. A reply is to be given within
three days from the receipt OF the summons
and evasive answer to be con sdered eouiya
lent 10 refusal"
FRAxCE.-The Paris No1titcur has not given
its adhesion to the proposition made by England
and accepted by France, Russia and Prussia
besides which 1t appears that the Cabinet OF
Vienna has resolved upon addressing a direct
commun Ica ION.
The P.dric says that General Marmora had
informed the French Government, by telegraph
that the A ustrian army had made a significant
movement the strategetical line of TIclno,
| and he feared an attack at any moment.
Napoleon held Council with his Ministers
attended by Princess Jerome and Napoleon as
! Princes OF the blood.
The King of Sardinia also held Council
| with his Ministers on Thursday.
| The Constitutional announces that part of the
army at Paris had been ordered to be ready to
! march.
AusTRIA.-VIESSA, April 22-The following
| official statement has been publshed:
! Piedmont, which, for some wears past has
endangered Austria's right, has been summon ed
most urgently by Austria to dlsarm; besides
| this demand expressly addressed TO Piedmont
Austria adheres firmly to the proposal of gen
eral disarmament although, She cannot make
| that proposal subordinate to the summons she
| has sent 10 Sardinia"
Latest By TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVER
| PooL.-LoxpcN, April 23.-The Daay Nclcs SAYS
| that the reply Of the Emperor of Austria has
| been received He declines to reconsider the
responsibility incurred in commencing war in
the heart of Europe. Count Buol declares thai
his master. having taken his course, Will pursu,
| 1t to the end.
| The Times says that the Imperial Manifesto
| which Is TO accompany the declaration of wa
| against Sardinia, Is already prepared
| Austria Is m~tr of her position and i.
ready by act OF state md deed Of war TO initiate
the sanguinary drama upon which the curtain
| is about 10 rise. No doubt general movement
of the French forces bad taken place on the en-
! tire piedmontesc frontier.
| The English journals generally think that tn,
/ asst chance of peace has about vanished
The London Herald gives in seni-officia
| form, specific aDd exclusive information of the
movements of the French army. 1t saws tia
orders have been given for the embark ation a
| Toalou of 10000 troops. not to sail, however
till further orders. The divisions at Lyons
| Grenoble, Besancon, etc. We're also ordered t,
be ready to march at moments notice, bat no
to move until further orders were given. TIL,
| total French force destined to cooperate will
! Sardinia in the event of wfr, is estimated a
10000. They will be formed in two divisions
one under Gen. Caurobert, and the other Gen
| paraguay ID Helliers, and the whole to be un.
der the command of the Emperor in person
The British Ambassador 10 Turin has returned
TO his post.