The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

The news s full Of war. The points chronologcally
LIST. The final proposition made by England to Austria
for general disarmament by means OF commission.
Srs including Sardinia and for the admission Of the
italian States TO the Peace Congress- as at Laybach In
1921 10 this proposal all the Poers gave assent creep
Austria, schich rejected Il.
In regard to this proposition Lord Derby spoke as fol
lows, in the House Of Lords, on the 18th of April
The time Is nearly sohe7s England-oaich has IN;
dced made one more effort suggested more propos;ion
which am not az liberty to lay before your lordAips-han
Soy at e period has gone BY for trins and da having
turned to effect senleme upon principles ,ohich hare re-
ceired The unanimous approval Of her ayian,en she must
Aoceuer reluctantly, id'dw from Indifference Il, affairs
IN which she car no nger hope her iafeence yonM be
&fu to the puJltc Interests consistent ci her o,u, do
RNy and must again to hers as she has ons ~
b he present cmtn absolute and entire freedom to iat
such steps as she may hereafter think i'll. (Cheers.)
3D. Austria had sent ultmatum to Sardinia demanding
her disarmament and the dispersal Of volunteers from
the other Italian States Three days given her In
which to reply, and the time would expire on the evening
Of the Oath Of April In case Of her refusal Austria ,c,d
declare lcar
Tho Piedmontese Gazette of the 18th of April published
the answer Of the Sandman government TO the London
Cabinet with reference to the first request Of the latter
that Sardinia should consent the principle Of general
and simultaneous disarmament before the assembling Of
The Congress- This answer forwarded by telegraph
and the following s the text which formed the leading
point In the debate in Parliament the day and be
came tho turning point Of the crisis
Sardinia had been admitted to the Congress ON the
same footing as the other great Powers she ,oh lke
france, hauc accepted the prtncipc Of general da,saa
men" IN Me nope that her assent cNld not produce COMIC
Guences detrimental TO Italy, Her egcluss1n from h. nm,
9ress does not permit her 10 make any such ana
stu less the engagement tca England reglirss Uo vever
70 Concate the efforts OF England In bohaf OF tho saiv
OF Piedmont, and In order 10 maintain TRANQUILITY in Itav
SARDINIA ID willing, Austria will cease sending frosb
troops into Loabardy, 10 undertake.
I. NdE TO place hor reserve under arms M had baco
resolved on since the Austrian reserves HAD been called
in. -
O. Not % mobilize her army, which iG not on war foot
ing
Not to move her troops from the purely defensive
position which they baye occupied for three months
On the 18th uftmo, after interview between Lord
Manesoury and the Marquis dAzego the specia, sar.
dinian Envoy, who had just reached London Sardinia
agreed 70 the principle Of general on con-
dson thai she and the other italian States were admitted
10 the proposed Congress This formed the tex, or tho
fna proposition Of England mentioned above. AMI by
Lord Derby and which Ausra has since 30 decidedly re-
jecsed.
D. The English government had teegraphed 70 vcunaa
ssrons protest against Aastras menace to ssrdna mud