Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-05-14
LATER FRQM EUROPE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO SAXON


"A treaty offensive and defensive was: con-
Guided W them on the 22d Of April, and &C
c"rdlng to 1t. Russia is to make her first
mobilization Of four Corps de Arlnie, two of
which are to be advanced towards Austria
and two towards the Pru<sian frontier.
The London 7inus of the 9Th remarks
thtf tl!e!aaliapqe is. noEtJstsrtinkI although
it has been SO often limited at. W. !!
..'Fhs event -hass chsasea.ia q moment the
whole aspect ofaffai!s. We now understand
the pr"posit on Of a Congress which oppor-
tu"e'y interrupted Lord .Cowley,s media
LONDON, wednessdla.y;.-A panic has ben ben
created in the money market by the Rus-
elan: French alliance, and consols suddenly
fell to 81324a82.m @6o .Et1ii' :, s,s,i.s:..; !.
The London Post asserts that the policy
Of the English Cabinet forced France into
the arms Of Russia and compelled an ALI
ance which Cannot be regarded but with sin
cere apprehension. ---:,si;ltltr
The London Hru72 of the 9th Il enabled
to state that the government received on the
10Th, official i''formo ton Of the acceptance
~ Austria Of the ,,selistion proposed by
E"' a dispatch FROM: Vienna, asserts on cred
liable authority that the French troops had
already violated neutral territory, ana it
was also announced that French forces had
arrived at Genoa and entered Sandman ter
ritory .,',gIl IL
The passage Of the Ticino by the Aus.
strfans was hourly expected. @.s1'Hi isE-
GREAT Observation-Disclosures has formal.
" dissolved by 'proclamatfun on the 'E23d.--
The new Parliament was SUMMONED for the
5lst Of May. Tic elections would com.
mence IN day or two. r$''.!&a titi
Lord John Russell in addressing 4 meet
ing Of electors in London* made special ref.
ere! ce t~ the Italian. ques ion. He sai,. he
felt certain that England's only safe course
was to keep honestly AMI strictly HeutraI.--
lie protested against the prediction for
Eraef 'H".&'' al;''' 1::%: 1'i@ 's.'3 -
At the usual Easter banquet, given BY
the Lord Mayor io1 L''niatiaom, the Earl Of Der
by was guest, and in his speech adyer ed ia
the war question. lie said the cabinet had
not known for twelve hours the course which
( Austria had determined; upon taking, before
they in>truc ed their Ambassador emphati-
t'caily and formally to protest, in the name
ut England, against step which he ebarae-
terized a. p'ecipitate and criminal.
Tic then proceeded til state that on hat
very day, the 25th, the English government
had take, another last measure in he inter.
es. Of peace. They had Just dispa, ehed t.
! Viena and Paris. 4 joint representation Of:
fering to t Ike upon the part Of England
alone, media'ieH ut the point at which it was
lett OF BY Lord Cowley, and to endeavor te
arrange the difficulties. subject to one q
these Conditions. Either on the immediate
;. absolute, and simultaneous disarmament o
the three powers, or the c0nSert of all; pend
ing the result fthe mediation, to retain theil
armies prec'sel in their present condition
and TO- MAINTAIN position, if no, peace, at al
events Of inaction q. %atj 81 80 =;
lie concluded Ivy rcpudiating the idea tina
he had any wishes to side with either of thu
beI1i-erants: and advocating strict armef
neutrality.
Il Sir John packinsson in his speech said ;
war should arise in Europe. it will be fount
that in the Melit eranean aud in the Eng
lish Channel, there would be sqnalrons pow
rfi' enough to uphold the dignity and pro
tect the interest Of England. TIE
The LONDON Pistol "Wednesday saws tina
the whole militia Of the U hited Kingdom wa:
to he embodied forthwith - -''':.
The panic on 'Change on the 23d wa;
Il nominally holiday on the London tx
; Change, but a good deal of business: was un
officially transacted. Much depression pre-
vailed and consols exhibited 4 decline Of !
; per cent. IL
On the 18th the war panic made further
, progress. Much excitement prevailed, am
consols fell to, 93a93!!SS, being a further de
cline Of about q l,er cent: On the 26,l
sudden md extensive fluctuations occurred
; and an extraordinary degree Of iexcitemen
was manifested, - $50 II 1'h""
4 The London Tim 3 Paris CORES ponden
telesaphed on the 9th that the Austrian:
were to enter Piedmont on that tlay in di
visions, one by Pavvia and one by' magenta
The "Opinione."? of Turin announce,
that the ultimat,lm Of Austria was pr pre- on,
ed to the Sandman government on the 23G
of April. = . ''* 7E9''< ;,i'e !'::2' :s't7:
Th. official Vienna Gosstte publishes .
Communication which calls upon Piedmont
to reduce her army to peace footing, t.,
|dlsland her volunteers, and within -'hret
|days give positive answer to Those require.
men,s. In conclusion it emphatically threat.
ems a resort to arms in the Unfortunate even,
e P Is nst aoceding toAus'ri's de.
The French Legation AT. Vienna have re.
|ceived orders to quit the: Austrian capital
Ia seon q the Austrian army crossed the
1icinO. sSes-sa''s /,
The Paris t Nons;; t:ii in announcing the
action Of the AGstrian "coSernment towards
Sardinia, and the fact that England and
tRussia had promptly protested against II
fgives the f,tlowing Official Information as e.
the disposition Of the various commands o,
the Ffe:.sR army: Marshal Magnan re.
mains the gqrnmrqder Of The ar1nay' Of Paris,
fTlte' Ddke de- Malakoff" becomes Com
mander in Chief Of th@ arinys'of Observe.
Etion, the head quarters of which are to he
, at Nancy; Gen. GCastillane.is,tQ be, Com,
! mander in Chief t the array Of, Lyons IRf
aguay. I'D Killers is" to be- Celnlnander,i,
the Corps de armie Of the Alps, General
NcMahpn, Of tie zi III 1aaiskal canr0beti
|oI the So, and Gen ;ral Neil Of the 9TH
i Prince Napoleon Will command thss corps
Of Pioneers, and sehi1Aeffaa is,HdDn,;a is ap
pointed Major Gsaeeal.softbs army Of the
Alps ,yj.Gq sniadvo az If rsw ae-' ,..~
III The Ralrie sxys the Emperor and Primo
fNapqleott wll,loavs ton "Wednesday, the
a7eS, ito JOIN tho army. The; -Aids.ds.
lane Wig y. x''l a accompany them, have al