New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-09
Correspondence Of The London Times.

Correspondence Of The London Times
PARIS April 81, 1879.
The panic at the Bourse this day has surpassed any
thing We have seen for long time and rumors circu
lated Of the most alarming characer-that an ultima
fna Wa addressed by Austria to Piedmont giving three
days to oisarm, that the Austrans had crossed the
Icino that an affair Of outpOsts had already taken
Mace that disturbances had occurred al Turin, that
The fee corps had mutnied hearing of the intended
disarmament, and many others to the same effect.
These accounts various and so conflicting that
il is impossible TO know what amount OF credit ought
To De attached TO them. The only thing which tear
will prove too true is the nonaccepance by Austria
Of the propositions presented by the Enghsh Govern
ment and accepted by France, Russia and PRUSSIA.
They given in the MoneHr OF to-day, ana are a.
follows
The Government Of her Britannia Majesty has made 20 the
-four Powers the following propositions. " ,.
That soa pT - aseeys iep 'sene''i and
'2 That the -d disarmament shosd Be regulated BY mill
;ary OF copnmission independent Of the Congress
"'3. That as that commission should have met ana
&c ss hs C " Ss n jhied aG~o
That the representatives Of the Italian States should be
Of the FIVE great Powers precisely in the same manner as
took place ct the Congress Of Laybseh in 1871 III.
France Ru.a and Prussia have agreed to the propositions
Of her Britannia Msje-tys Government"
For The last day or two the best informed persons
expressed little confidence in the acceptance OF Aus
tra. feeling Of deep resentment and evaporation
against Piedmont known tO prevail at Vienna and
the most argune gradually abandoned al hope OF
pacfc conclusions yet the publication Of these propo-
titons this morning in the official paper inspired some
confidence, notwithstanding the absence OF the name
of Austria That confidence was quickly dissipated
when il was known that dispatch from Vienna
announced that they Were not accepted IL IL 10 De
feared that Austria will thus far persist in putting her
self in the wrong
In the mean time the movement Of troops continues
from here The Division Vinoy, consisting of 1900
men, is under orders TO leave Paris at I'D o'clock to-
night for Lyous ard the Division RenanIt has been
ordered to move from Lyons TO the Piedmontese
frontier Tie Sith Regiment, that lad come up from
Ronen and was to embark for Algiers, is to remain
for the present at Lyons and the married officers
recommended TO leave their wives behind, as the
CORDS might soon enter on campaign L have al
reauy mentioned Fifth Division under the com;
nand Of Gen. Bourbaki, with Generals Irochu and
Dncros 10 command brgades. Orders have been
given for another regiment of Zouaves from Algeria To
be sent to Culoz, and il is said that three floating
batteries beside the twenty gun boats aiming in the
various French ports, are preparing.
The G0=ette dc Lyons of Tuesday says:
Gen Rensu. division which days took possession
Of the camp Stationary has received orders to proceed 70 ne
frontiers q the Alps and has commenced movement in that d
econ TIE tOps To b. eeh."ed IN the fortified places
The 9th battalion Of rAemeu Of that dyi
hese places are Italian Aps) mid
day but had marched about four mile.
about O'Clock in afternoon, and took position In the
Napoleon in order be ready TO leave anew but .h time
early in the morning 1t is said that all the division including he
artillery by railway to Grenobe h to BE- replaced N
camp Stationary by the 9TH division from Africa the hTs
Of which consisting Of battalion Of the 4 have
arrived in our city"
need not LAY what effect is produced on the public
by these events. Ii is something like CONSERVATION;
ard if the Austrian Cabinet there Is but too much
reason to apprehend persists in It's rejection Of the
propositions they nothing for it but general war
4 Cabinet Council Eat to-day at the Tuleries, over
which the Emperor presided and | presume the nom
acceptance Of Au-tril was then formally announced.
/; was remark that Prince Napoleon was present al
the Council as well az his father, Prince jerome.