The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-17

ment projects for calling out the Landwehe for
forced levy Of horses and the opening of a
war credit Of 100000 forms. In the debate,
sympathy was expressed forl Austria
Private letters from Paris, received in Lon
don, express an anticipation thnt4yths new
French loan will be offered in three per cent.
stock at sixty one francs, beipg about four per
cent lower than the lowest price fixed in the
Russian war.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says that it is rumored that NJ. Delaugle
leaves the Cabinet.
The declaration of war against Austria was
expected to appear in the Paris Moniteur of
the Sd of May.
The Austrian Ambassador has not yet left
Paris.
The Vienna correspondent of the London
Times says that the Porte is preparing for war;
and that Omar Pacha is on his way from Bag
dad to Constantnople.
PARIS, May 1.-The Moniteur publishes cir
cular note, dated April 10, addressed by Count
Walewski to the diplomatic agents oC the for
eign powers. 1t describes the present position
of political affairs, and expresses much salts
faction at the conciiatory spirit of England,
Prussia and Russia. 1t states the wish that
the othor powers which compose the Germatic
confederation may not allow themselves to be
misled by "reminiscences Of epochs quite differ
ent from the present, and hope that the states
men of Germany will perceive that it depends
on them to put limits upon the extension and
duration of war which France consoientiously
feels she has not provoked.
Sardinia has made proposals at Madrid 10
induce the Spanish Government to Join her in
the cause of Italy, but Spain intends to be
strictly neutral.
The following is the official letter Of Prince
Gortschakof to the British Government:
0T do not dany that tbara tno, crist N
ten engagement between France aud Russia,
but can assure you, in the most positive man
ner, that such arrangement contains nothing
that in the most distant manner could be inter
preted as constituting hostile alliance against
Europe. If Lord Malmusbury should be
questioned on the subject, he may answer, with
confidence, in the above sense, and give you
my personal guaranty that the declaration will
not bo falsifed by the facts"
WERNER, May Tho Gear Alexander in
telegraphic dispatch to the widow of tho late
Grand Duke, gives a denial to the reports that
Prussia and Austria are threatened by Rus
sia.
vienna, April 3O-The French Ambassador
is to leave to-day.
PARIS, April 3O.--It is rumored that nm in
surrectiop has broken out in Sicily.
GREAT BRITAIE.-The English elections for
members of Parliament have resulted, prob
ment. Saturday was said to be the decisive
day. On that day the elections gave net
Tory gain of ten.
The London Times city article of Monday
evening reports no additional failures. The ap-
prOach Of the Consul settlement of the 5th
inst was regarded with the greatest anxiety
In London the market has advanced Is.
The AUSTRIAN MANIrEsTo.-Th following
is the manifesto of the Emperor Of Austria is
sued on the 29th ult:
"I have ordered my army to enter Sardinia
Our struggle is just one, and we begin it wi tn
courage and confidence. We hope, however,
that we shall not stand alone in it. L speak as
a sovereign member of the Germanic Confed-
GRAFTON when 1 call attention to the common
danger, and recall to memory the glorious
times in which Europe had to thank the gen
eral and fervent enthusiasm of the Germans
for its liberation. For God and the Father
land"