The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

The Paris correspondent o. the L,rdou ftms writes
that The question Of peace war . = len 70 coojec
ture. Piedmont manifests NO Intenth o dsarmiug,
while Austria insists upon th ste 81 reiminary con-
ditcn 10 the Congress.
The feeling that war 10 inevitable prevails The French
Foreign Office, and shared BY Of the highest
functIonar es.
Count Csvour reported 10 have said that he could a
any time apply the match tho materials Of conagra
on at bis command, and force France 70 join him.
The London Daily Nesos correspondent says orders have
been sent TO Touou that sixty eight vessels which have
been long preparing there should DO ready 70 put
upon days notice, required Fight vessels have also
been ordered ut once from Beess for Touon
All SIasellcs vessels the Adriatc returning home
considering those unsafe and no reigh.s from
Trieste are now 70 be had.
Prince Gorschakon, the Russian Minister for Foreign
Affairs, presided n the Conference Affairs OF the
Princpshsies, which opened the 7th The Ottoman
Penpotenary set forth tho which Induced the
Sultan submit the question Of the election Of coaza u
the Conference. 1t was thought the Protocol would
signed the 9th. There 10 be doubt that
double election Of Couza will be sanctioned.
The Parts BcSrse the 9th hrm and higher
Threes closing Mt CO 3d. the 7th decined ooequ,rte
and on the sth further declining hail. closing heavy
al 1865 for money, and ST. for account
AUSTRIA.
An anay sis In published Of Count Bu)ls reply to the
Russian proposal for tho Congress- he declares the whole
difficulty 10 be found in the policy Of Piedmont aai
CARDS the Congress the Of putting end 10 the
dspeer with which she threatens Europe. He adds,
should other questions be they ought I, be stated
beforehand, and that the clash Of should
paDy negotiations II Piedmont will disarm, Austria will
90 20 likewise Until the prelimnares settled Aus
triA may relax, but will not suspend operations; her
troops will continue 10 march towards Italy.
Advices from Milan that the folio wing order OF the
day has been posted tho barracks Ia that 70 xd:
Austrian sodiers-rhe Emperor calls you round his
banners 10 beat down for third time pride of Pied
mont, TO expei from their den those fan destroy
the tranquility OF Europe. Advance against the
who bave always fed before you Remember toe
rss OF 1913 and 1919; remember Navara whore your
foes dispersed and aonbiated Let wstchword
be, "V'rs imperatOre," our rights forever.
VIENNA, April s-Evening.
The Vienna correspondent Of tho London Times tele.
graphs mr. foliows:-
The long expected cras IL at hand. corps Of n1y
thocssno men goes from this city Italy morrow and
On be Gay smother corps OF sixty saonsanf man
thousand men Will be placed in Bohemia aud Moravia
The reserve of,be in Italy and Of the corps about to
leave this city have been called In.
SARDINIA.
The london Morning Post publishes q long and mpor.
tant memor andum presented by the sudinan govern
mcnt TO that Of Great Britain the condition of Italy
dated Turin March and is 10 to inerpela-
tons Of The English points out the chance
by which the danger Of war q revolution would be
wsrded of, and the Italian question at least temporarily
solved. II is anything
but satisfied with the result OF his trip Paris and
lost confidence in the fulhlment Of his hopes.
TURIN.
Sir James ,Iudson the British Amba ssador LEFT here on
the 9Th for London.
The correspondent OF the London Times at Rome says
that the general opinion there is that the Congress Will
simply delay war; but cannot prevent il, because will
rot eneciualy settle the Italian question.
10 C, naepty stated that neither the Papal govern
ment the King Of Naples will send representatives
the Congress.
tive TO the proposed Congress- 70 be addressed to the
great Powers.
The independence Beige says that the King Of Naples s
rapidly sinking Other accounts him rs better
but not Of danger The latest despatch says I'VE
| his ply scians have declared him incurAble
PORTUGAL.
The government has authorized the free admission Of
Indian
RUSSIA.
b. Petersburg 'despstch OF the 9th says imperial
ukase for loan Of fl2 GOO co., at three per cent was
.
cluded through Thomson. Co. of St. Petersburg
and n Msener, banker Of the first instalmen payable
the sth Of Nay.
INDIA.
The Bombay mail Of March IL reached England on the
9th The news is anticipated by telegraph. Tanta Topee
and other leading rebels hiding false names
Freiehts TO England had slightly advanced.
The soupdings taken BY the steamer Cycops the Red
Sea for the Indian telegraph had been perfectly successful
BY way Of Rutsis II s reported that famine was pre-
valirg in The southern part Of China.
AUSTRALIA.
Australian papers and correspondence from Melbourne
to February IL received, but yadd little Of por-
lance to previous dispatches.
New gold fields Of fair promise had been discovered
near Melbourne
There much activity in the shipment Of gold. Over
million sterling route to England.
II, Royal Charter reached Liverpool sixty five
days from Melbourne. She had $1,000 in gold.
The dates from south Australia from Adelaide the
10th Of February Depression in trade still continued
but the credit Of the colony remained good
AFRICA.
Dates from Africa Cape Coast, to February II Sierra
Leone February 90 aud other ports of west coast
received Trade the palm oil rivers very dull
THE VERY LATEST NEWS.
LIVERPOOL, April 9-l:15P n.
The steamer Etna has just arrived from New York.
Cousols in london at o'clock were u 94x 95 for
money and account
Earl Mamesbury's remarks construed into al.
mission that there Is hope for peace.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, April S-Evenng,
The stock market quiet and steady the 9th and
7th, but on the sth was weaker and lower.
The funds presented . further decline Of s = per
per cent The discount active at the minimum
rate Of 2. per cent.
The Austrian exchanges had again risen, owing TO the
prevailing dsTust
TIE London Daily Ners city article, dated evening OF |
the Sih general besvness prevailed to day, es
pec,ay this afternoon; resh fall ths Paris Bourse
and the Unsatisfactory character OF polite advices from
and Tho Anticipation OF Indian aud Rus.