Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-10
SECOND DISPATCH.
Additional Foreign News

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to disarm.
\. panic had been caused by the reported Rus
sian and French alliance.
Sardinia had replied to Austria's ultimatum
on the Goth ult., but the result was not known.
Austria was expected to cross Ticino at any
moment, Notwithstanding the report that she had
agreed to another proposed mediation.
The French Troops were entering Piedmont.
There was great warlike activity throughout
France.
The Corps Icsislatif met on the Goth ult., to
receive the government statement.
Wallcski made a statement throwing all the
blame on the French.
The Contingent for the year is to I've raised to
enc hundred and forty thousand men.
England, Prussia and Russia have all protested
against tia conduct of Austria.
1t is reported that an alliance. offensive and de-
fensive, had been entered into between France aud
mcnt.
The British Channel Fleet had sailed under
sealed orders, and it was believed that it was des-
tined for the Adriatic.
1t is reported that the whole of the military
force Of Ergland is to he embodied.
The Sandman Chambers had invested the King
with the power Of II Dictator.
The commander of the French army has an
naunccl that the Duke of Malakoff is to be invest
ed with the chief command of the army of Obsrr-
vation.
The German Diet had decided to keep the rrin-
eiapal federal contingents ready tomarch and arm
the federal forts.
At meeting of the Corps Lesislatiif, Wnic-ki
read to the Chambers nm exposition of n ncgotia-
ton which had taken place, saying that ii the
Emperor made war it would be because he was
constrained to do so by the aggressive conduct of
Austria. Every possible consideration had been
urged by France to avert the calamity.
The Count de Morncy expressed II hope that the
anticipated war would be confined To Italy.
A dispatch received from London on the Goth
says that the Austrian Army would enter Pied
mont that day by three divisions.
The Official Gazette at Vienna pul fishes n COM
mauiea,inn calling on Piedmont to reduce the Ar
my To a peace footing: di>band volunteers, and
within three days give a positive answer t, their
requirements, threatening. in case Of IL refusal, to
resort Ia arms.
The French Legation have been ordered to quit
Vienna as soon as the Austrian Army crosses
Tirinu.
4 dispatch from Turin says TIA" King and
Chambers would attend the ceremony ut the
Cathedral ON the It'll. The King would depart
Immediately afterwards with his staff.
Alexander of Russia had modified four corps
D'Arme', two o. which are to be advanced to-
wards the Prussian frontier.
The London Times Of the 9th, speaking Of the
Russo-French alliance, says it is most startling;
changing i'll a moment the whole aspect Of affairs.
Gen. Neill left Paris on the Oath for his command.
Tho Paris Pdtrie says tho Emperor and Prince
Napoleon would leave on Wednesday to jim the
army.
Four thousand troops hal arrived at Toulon to
form n camp.
The Regiments which quilted Paris for the from
tiers was most enthusiastically called AMI chccrci
by the people.
The London Post complains that the policy of
the English Cabinet had forced France into the al
lance with Russia.
A dispatch from Vienna asserts that the French
have already violated neutral territory. Also stat
ed that the French troops had arrived ut Genoa,
and entered Sandman territory.
The passage of Ticono by the Austrian troops
was hourly expected.
The Imperial Guard of France had been placed
on a war footing.
1t was reported that tho French Minister Of Ma
rinc had sent orders to all the seaports Of France.
forbijding the departure of any more boats for
deep sea fishing, rs measures are preparing for
electing crews in the navy.
The question of a Regency for France is being
agitated. Prince Jerome and the Empress Eu-
genie are spoken of.
The Paris 4Noniteur announces officially the fol.
lowing disposition of the French Army:
Paris. Malakoff Commander in Chief Of the Ar
my of Observation. Gen. Castella, Commander
in Chief of the Army Of Lyons. Barran lille
cor, Commander of the First Corps. D'Armec,
of Alps. Gen. Mcmahon of Second. Marshall
Canrobert, Third. Gen. Eeill, Fourth. Prince
Napoleon, Commander of the Corps Of Pioneers.
Gen. Brandon, Major General of the Army Of
the Alps.
The vote of the Sardinia Chambers investing
the King with Dictatorial powers stood ayes Ito,
noes "a.
Victor Emanuel. it is positively asserted, will
command the army in person.
Austrian correspondents say the prussian Cab
met had received previous information touching
Austria's ultimatum to Sardinia. therefore tn,
continued faithful union of Austria and Prussia
was hoped for.
COMMERCIAL.
In Liverpool markets, Wheat was lower.