Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-13
Second Dispatch.

no declaration of war.
Second Dispatch.
QUEBEC, May 9.
Dispatches received by the Anglo-Saxon state that
there has been no actual declaration Of threat
ened by Austria, and that Austria had given Sar-
DINA fourteen DAYS longer to disarm and dsband the
volunteers.
It is rumored that France and Russia have entered
into an alliance offensive and defensive
The French troops also said to be entering Sar-
DINA.
A French loan of 100000, O00f is announced.
Rumors of an alliance between France and Russia
had caused panic in the London money market and
under its effects consos have declined to 81 2G92 for
money and account.
Sardinia replied to the Austrian ultmatum on the
9th ut- but the result had not been divulged. The
Austrian troops expected to the Ticino at
any moment although it is reported that the Empe-
ror had agreed TO another proposed mediation.
! The French troops were entering Piedmont. Great
warlike activity prevailed throughout France The
Corps Legisatf met at Paris the 26th ut, to re-
ceive the government statement'of the present
dition of affairs Count Walewski made the state
ment throwing all the blame on Austria The
French contingent of Troops for the year is to be
raised to l40,O 900.
| England, Russia and Prussia have each protested
against the conduct of Austria towards Sardinia The
reported alliance between France and Russia was
concluded on the 22d ult This announcement has
caused the greatest excitement. fhe British Cham
mel eet has sailed with sealed orders nut its desna
ton is reported to he the Adratic. II is rumored
the whole military force OF England is to be emoo-
died in anticipation OF that country being involved
in the impending war.
The Sandman Chamber has invested King Victor
Emanuel with the powers oil Dictator.
The commanders OF the French army have been
announced. Pellissier is commander-n-chiet OF the
army OF observation.
The German Diet has decided to keep the principal
federal contingent ready 10 march ana 10 arm the
federal ports.
me London Exchange ana faris Dourse are IN a
greatly excited condition, and prices experience the
most violent fluctuations Al faris on luesday, the
three per cent rentes were quoted 62f &C. decline OF
At &c since the previous day, when they opened at
6T 65c.
! London Money Mdrkst-The money market Is
slightly more stringent 1t is expected the bank VIII
demand an advance in the rates OF discount.
Ffdnce.-At the meeting OF the Legislative Corps
Count Walewski read to the Chambers an exposition
of the negotiations which had taken place saying
that if the Emperor made war it would be because
he had been constrained by the aggressive conduct
OF Austria. lie also said that every possible con-
sideraton had been used by France to avert the ca
lamity of war. Count De Morny expressed the hope
that if war should ensue it would be confined to
Italy.
i Ffedmont-Dispatchesr received at London on the
26th stated that the Austrian troops would enter
Piedmont on that day in three Divisions. The Pied
montese were to defend themselves at Secis and there
await the arrival of the French.
Sdrdhia.--A dispatch from Turin states that the
King and the Chambers would attend religious cere-
monies at the Cathedral on the 2Ith, and the King
was to depart Immediately with his staff for Alexan
dria.
Austrtd.-The official Vienna Gazette publishes 9
communication calling on Piedmont to reduce it
army to peace footing, disband the volunteers, and
within three days to give positive answer to these
requirements threatening in case OF refusal to resor
to arms.
The French legation at Vienna has been ordered tC
quit the Austrian capital as soon as the Austrian ar
my crosses the Ticino which was hourly expected.
Prusaa-fhe Austrian correspondence says that
the Prussia Cabinet had received previous lniorma
ton ,ouchingthe Austrian ultimatum to Sardinia
and that therefore her faithful adherence to the unoi
with Austria is hoped for.
Sardinia.--It is asserted that the King Victoi
: Emmanuel viii command the army in person.
The vote in the Sandman Chambers investing tht
King with dictatorial powers stood 10 to %.
France.-Gen. Mel left Paris on the Gath for hi
command.
The Idtrie says the Emperor and Prince Napo
leon would leave on Wednesday to join the army.
-Four thousand troops had arrived at Toulon t.
form camp
The Paris HoniteW announces officially the fol
lowing disposition of the French army
Marshall Magnon remains commander of tn
French army at Paris; the Duke of Malakof vii
he commandments OF the army OF observation
E Lyons; Baron dHers of the first corps darmeC
e of the Alps; Gen. Mcmahon, commander Of tn
second corps; Marshal Canrobert of the third; an'
Gen. Mel of the fourth; Prince Napoleon com