Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13

AdylcS from emma say mat LolO LiSii -s"1
sailed for England. 1t is stated that the Court
of Pekin still opposes the admission OF the
English ambassador
LATER & VERY ImPoETAST-ARRIvAL OF THE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ABOUT TO Con-
NESCE-THB AUSTRIAN TROOPS Passed TIE
TICIso.
ST. JOINS, \. F.. May 9.-The steamer AIDE
laide, from Galway, with dates to the 30th nit,
arrived this afternoon. The steamer Harmonic,
from New York, arrived out on the 18th. The
news is most important. There had been no de-
claratiou of war, but hostilities were about to
commence. The Austrian troops, one hundred
and thirty thousand strong, have passed the
Tfcino.
The crossing of the Ticino river By the Aus
TRAN troops had not yet been officially confirm
ed
No actual conflict had vet taken place
The French army was pouring ihto the
Fiedmontese territory.
The Grand Duchess Of Tuscany, had joined
France and Piedmont against the Austrians-
Thu report of the French Russian alliance
! has been denied. but as an Offset, the London
Times publishes the provisions of the treaties
which are said to have been entered into by
these two governments, the beneficial effect OF
which was produced by the denial of funds was
injured by this publication and a great panic on
the London change was the result.
CousuIs at one time were quoted as low as 80.
In consequence of the fluctuations and hazar-
dous speculations, about forty failures are an
nounced-
I1yERrooE. BREADsTcFFs MARKET, April 29.
-Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co., quote
-four buoyant at an advance old, since Tuesday,
being an advance of Is Cd per Genital, for the
week; western sales at I1@l46.
Wheat is buoyant with a large speculative in
quiry at an advance of 9s 15d. Western red
is quoted at 9s 10dC1I0s Cd. Western white
l0s(a,I2s; southern los 9d(G13s Cd. Corn is
buoyant with an advance of Cd since Tuesday;
mixed is quoted at Is 6d(G Is: white IS I'D G8s-
Provisions-The market closes active Pork
and beef buoyant, with a large speculative IN
quiry, and all qualities advanced. Bacon quiet,
but holders demand an advance Of ls(g1s Sd
Lard quiet but firm at 59s(0,60s for prime, and
60s(d62s for extra. In tallow there in also a
large speculative inquiry, and it has advanced
to Cos. The market closes quiet.
THE WAR CRISIS.
It has been t~elergapeed from various sour
ces that during the night ofthe 26th Of April
one hundred thousand Austrians under Guilai,
crossed the Ticino in three corps, and took the
road toward Navarro. Also that they after
wards blew up the bridge of Bufiiora over
which thcyhad crossed.
This news, as yet lacked confirmation from
official quarters, and some donbts been thrown
~, - II ruaC uaaortaI tbot Austria has aPrpOt-
ed the proffercd mediation of England, and post
poned the declaration of war. France had
not vet accepted the mediation, but is said to
be considering it.
The Constitutional, of Paris, and Daily NerS
of London deny the existence Of the reported al
lance between France and Russia. The News
further states that the document which has
been signed and which led to the report, is a
mere convention.
LATER.
HALIFAX, May 6.-The Moniteur gives the
following as the propositions made by Eng
lond.
First-To effect, previous the assembling of
the Peace Congress, a general and Simultaneous
disarmament.
Second-The disarmament to be regulated
by a military or civil commission, independent
" of the Congress, to consist Of six Commits
%sioners, including one from Sardinia.
Third-As soon as the Commission has
commenced operations, the Congress should as
semble to discuss political questions.
Fourth-That the representatives Of the
italian States should b. invited, Immediately
after the assembling of the Congress, to take
their seats with the representatives of the
great powers absolutely as at Laybach.
France, Russia and Prussia gave their adj
hesion, but Austria has refused. France, it is
said, consented to the appointment of a COM
mission, requiring only that it should be COM
posed of diplomatic individuals.
The London Herald's Paris correspondent
says the preparations for war are pushed for
ward with feverish rapidity, Notwithstanding
the profession of a willingness to disarm.
The London Times Paris correspondent
says that there is no cessation of ornaments in
all quarters of France. Masses of troops con-
tinue to concentrate at Lyons. A French
army is to be collected on the Rhine frontier.
Numerous cavalry regiments are already march
ing.
PRUss1A-1he mission of the Arch-Duke
Albrecht to Berlin is said to have been sue
/ CESS1Jlly IL III y LOL I HALA H~SA AN'
ing been signed, by which tho latter engages to
send to the Rhine $4,000 men under the Prince
Regent, in case the negotiations fail. This
force will be increased by the contingent force
of Bavaria to 10000 strong, and the Eighth
Federal Army Corps of $4,000 men, while 9TH
er c~ontingents will be held in readiness to
march at command.
The newspapers are said to have been re-
quested to publish nothing connected with
these preparations for var or the movements
of the troops
a semi-oficial Prussian Gazette publishes
an article stating that the assembling aS the
proposed Congress having become more doubt
ful, and the state of affairs having assumed a
most serious aspect, the Prussian government
is induced to think that it is a proper time to
make some proposals to the Federal Diet for
the purpose of taking measures for their own
interest and safety.
The Government received these proposals by
ordering 4 corps d'armee Of 10000 to be placed
on a war footing. These measures are Of a
purely defensive character.
SARDIsIA.-The Turin correspondent Of the
London Times says that Count Cavour must
fall if war is not declared, and such an event
would possibly be the signal Of an insurrec-
ton iii various parts of Italy, and perhaps Sc
rious disturbances in Piedmont, where 10000
Italian volunteers confidently await hostilities.
The steamers on Lake Maggiore with one ex-
ception have been placed at the disposal of the
| Government.
The King Of Naples still survived
The Government Of Rome, it is said, has sent
a private circular to the Bishops, urging them
to collect men Gor two legions of troops. This
attempt has been unsuccessful, notwithstand-
iag the large boaiifg offered.