The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-12

senlal 10 etrac In fact not in tho nature OF secret
treaty 20 be ia It's details within week after sig
nature but the main facts are we fear beyond doubt
THE ENGLISH MEDIATION.
The London Herald OF Both ult Says
J,St utc further attempts al mediation appear uss,ess
by the meana OF conference between Euglsud Prussia
ard Russia, 10 be held during sort Of Grmstce between
the actual lPanis
The Herald does not predict what may be the result of
this last attempt We do not pretend say remarks
that the aspect OF AFFAIRS IL decidedly warlike.
FRANCE AND DENMARK.
The London Times and the other morning journals are
authorized to sa.e that the announcement made that
Denmark had concluded, during tho few last days.
otnsv and defensive treaty with France, is devoid of
any foundation whatever.
MOVEMENTS OF THE AUSTRIAN ARMY.
The London Herald Of the 3Ob in Of its
leading articles that the Austrian army, 10000 strong
hare ,e Jcue crossed the Tcino IN three diuisoN No
pdra, and on Turin from the Lakes
The London Times Of the 3Oth received intelligence
ON the Goth that tho statement that an act Of war
committed the night Of the Goth, by the entry Of
the Austrian troops on Pedmontese SOIL was perfectly
correct The advanced post Of General Gyulias army
crossed the Tcno and took up position on the enemys
territory but the advance Of the main army did not take
place till yesterday, April the 29tn BY all accounts the
Austrians had deter mined vigorous offensive
mept and there be little doubt they DESTROYS Of
striking blow before French troops can DO brought
against them.
telegraphc despatch in the London Advertiser, dated
on the night Of the 29th says the war enthusiasm in
creases, and Paris is in high state o. excitement
CAMPAIGN IN ITALY.
Admitting that it is difficult to learn the truth in sYph
matters and though the French may have direct
object in inducing General yula to believe in their diff
cultes yet belief prevails that they will be unable to
offer serious resistance to the Aus!raus if they deter
mine a vigorous attack. The French unprepared
the sudden of the Austrans and expected
to begin at their leisure somewhere about tho end
of May The difficulty and delay Mount Cents will be
considerable and though the French carried rapidly
Genoa they there without OF entering
q campaign for three weeks.
OUTBREAK IN ALGERIA.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Star says
Reports have been received by the government Of
movement among the population and that the return
OF several troops lately Gent to Italy would probably be
required
MISCELLANEOUS.
the London Times says:-Nearly all the naval engineers
have their hands full Of foreign orders.
Up last night 142 members had been elected to
10 the Parliament Of these ~ we're returned with
out opposition.
The health Of Sir John Lawrence will not parmit his
| ceptance Of the proGesed banquet
GREsNocK, April 80, 1859.
The steamship Ednburg arrived al twelve O'Clock last
night in sixteen days from New York She encountered
| strong eastcrly winds.
| General Foreign Miscellany.
The English Parliamentary elections progressing
in England, but the crisis detraced from the aten
which they would otherwise command. The
a. the departure Of the Persia too few to give any
idea Of The final result Lord Stanley he'd been put in
non MlrVlehOp9 nd
against his consent His vote was, of course, COMPARE
| lively email.
Sir Allan McEab had become n candidate for Parliament
| at Brighton, on the conservative sde
The Of the English Board Trade continue to
show large increase the in tho exports for tho
month being 60 ,3l2 1854 over March, 1858.
! The quarterly returns Of emigration from Liverpool
show great activity in the movement o,oSrs the United
States, and aoas believed that the ner fso months enigrd
ion Anesic mil be the largest experienced for several
| years.
Dir. Horphy had again been astonishing the London
chess players. He played simultaneously five Of the
expert members OF the St. James Chess Club, viz
Messrs LOwentnal, Riviere Barnes, Boden and Bird.
The result that Mr. Barnes his game those with
| Messrs. Lowenthal and Boden were drawn, and Mr..
| Morphy won the other two.