Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-12
Panic movement of Troops, &c.
paris fApril on Cores. + mes.1

paris fAprl 2ll Cores I mes.A
The ranir at the Blnror li, day has SUPPRESSED
anylhin We have seen for sljmc, and rumors
circnlat. i thr most alarming character an
ulumatum wa~ allr's,ed hy Austria t. Piedmont
uiyiag three DAYS Ia disarn that the Au,iians
had crossed the li.iuo that an affair ol outpos's
had already tnken lace that disturbance, had or-
cured at iurn. that the ire corl@ bad mutinlcl
on hearing ri the INTENDED disarmament, an ma
nv etlrrs l. the same effect.
These accounts are 50 ,arnus and 50 conflict
ing that II is impossible IL know what nmnnnt
of credit ouglIt to he attached To them. Tho
onlv thing which fear will prove too true. ,s
the nom-accrrtance 10y Austria Of the propositions
presented hy the English government md, nc-
ceptel Ly France. Russia. and Prussia. They
are ci.cn in the Moritrur Of to-day, and pub
lishel ne follows:
"lhe government of Her Britannia Majesty
has mad to the ionr Powers the flllowing rrapn-
sitdns:
l. That, a~ preliminary step, general and
simultaneous disarmament should le effected.
:. That the said disarmament should be II Lula-
tel hy military or civil cvnmls ION, independent
of the cpa ere>s
3 Thus, A. soon ns that commission should have
met and commenced its task, the congress should
assemble III it, turn, and proceeded to the dis us
sion oi the poIitical questions.
/. That the representatives, of the Italian states
sh,ulA be- invited hy the congress- on it, meeting.
to sit with tie representatives OF the five great
Powers precisely in the same manner ~ took rlaco
Mt IT," congress Of Laybnch in l~@l,
"Franre Russia, and Prussia have agreed to
the propositions of Her Britannia Majesiy's gov
.ernmcnt.'
F5r the last day or two the best Informed per
sons expressed Iitilr confidence in the acceptance
of Au~frn, \ feeling of deep resentment and
eXasfrratian against Piedmont known tn pre-
vail ut -nna. 1t is to be feared that Austria
will thus lar persist in putting herself III the
wrong
In the meantime the movement Of troops con-
tinues from here The Division Ninoy, consisting
of - 0OD men, j. under orders to leave Paris at
10 o'clock tonight for Lyons, and tho Division
Rcnault has been ordered Ia move from Lyons to
the Picdmunicse frontier. The Siih regiment that
had cnne up from Rouen, and was h. embark for
Algegs IS to reman for the present Mt Lyons,
aud the married officers were recommended to leave
their wives lahnd rs the corps might soon enter
on n campaign. | have already mentioned fifth
division. under the command Of General Bourbakl,
with Generals Trpcho and Ducros to command
bricade- Orders have been given for another reg
iment of Xnnaves from Algerr to be sent t. Culnz,
and is snid that three hoatin, batteries besides
the 20 0guub ,a- afming in the various French ports,
are preparing.
The Ga.ctte DE Lyons, Of Tuesday, sny-
"Gcn Renauit's division, which. some days
ago took possession If the camp At Stationary. has
received orders tu proceed to the frontiers Of the
Alps, and has commenced "A movement IA that di-
rection. The troops are to be echcnned in the
fortified places and in cantonments. The 9Th bat
talon of rihemen of that division having been
ordered t, leave for Vienna and for Grenobe.
(these places the road to the Italian Alps)
set out at midday, but when it had marched about
four miles it was overtaken by q messenger with
an order to return. II re- entered the city about