The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21

Of ina o'ner Co ,9e.g t5os io resolution o. aiireog An
s sardaia 70 the effect hat It was not agreed
10 soe would The OF The
Emperor did not wish Austria 70 remain ignorant Of the
snond take ofsucn an eVentuaty, ana nis sesys
charge d8ahes az Vienna, OF the ION OF las. month,
r)iiisd 4. lie AlsWiaa so7eTnmeDt ina; lts troops
crossed the Pisdmoese fropers faace would be Obliged
TO regard such invasion Of an allied country as de
casaton o. war The Court Of Austria havDg persisted
OF ing Iorce and s troops having entered the Sar
oman territory the 79h, the Emperor has ordered me
TO ort 70 the cognzlnce OF sne senate ta Ac whiah
Contributes Acs.ria 70 state " var 4ith France
This comngnicaa.r Was received sin g. puts N siye
rEyDpereer"
lne President then rose az a said
take rote 0. the rnicAlaa OF the aioiser Of
State. II may be allowed 10 ado ss words 10 inter
pref be sense Of the aeciamaons we have Just heard
VIII say, while our inustrols colleagues tue marshals
ana e. nerals entrusted With commands will MAN.
tain Me cory OF the French nams opposite The enc.
ms, he Senator's who remain here will not shrink
fIon any act OF civil courage devotion TO the Enpc-
ror there VIII be rivalry Of patriotism between them
Ieos to caa NE sua an assreSsou = Inc copse
quenee Of Secular policy, which naa always been moved
by the crises in Ialy as If they events in France
4., ,se !, he KEY o. he Alps " 10 more s han R" s.
whiqs holds ne hey the ohn'cs BY he hands Of hoy
usuping poke o. influence hostile Fance (Greai APP
piauie) Haty, en o,n be restored 10 her nationality
shs ,0u 70. % {, Excellent '5su. !oe-
threatened with master, will fnd ibera,or. ''Vive
pEmpereur." AL the members rose and joined in the
exclamation.
THE RUSSOFRENCH ALLIANCE.
The london Times Of May 8 in leader remarks upon
the change OF policy Of Emperor OF the French snce
the a OF Sebas opOl and recalls the various incidents,
showing that there has existed for several years good
under standing between France, Russia and Sardinia,
which has always taken the form OF thwartng the designs
Of England and Austria whenever they have common
object Russia, unless she have renowned all her amei
tous plans and pretensons has the deepest interest IN
involving Austria in war with France, which wouid
leave Russia free TO fonent revolt Of the Christian
population in Turkey aud perhaps W obtain for her
self of the more remote and least contenied pro-
yDces OF the Austrian empire During the first four
been dark ambiguous and re.eryei Is there any thing
in the antecedent probabilities Of the case to render
unlikely that there exist between Russia and France
secret understanding hoste 10 Austria and TO England,
in the Of European war; The Times says in addi
ton 10 the dispatches from Berlin and Vienna respecting
the treaty, 1t enabled from authority which would
be recognized excellent authority were at liberty
70 produce it, to give some details From the details OF
Mr.. Fitzgerald and Mr. Dsrae appears written agree
nept does exist and the question sIlave we got the
whole o. III Nobody supposes Russia 10 be animated by
any burning sympathy for the Iaans Among the dcspotc
Powers Of Europe the Emperor Of tho French the most re-
pressve his internal government, alone makes protes
sions OF liberal sympathes Russia at any rate 10 free
from this hypocrisy. She gives nothing for nothing and
10 this canddly confess that we should not be-
eve him. Still less can we believe that Russia has COM
mitted herself to act Of decided hostility TO Austria
without providing for further contingencies She must be
prepared through with what she has begun People
90 she has gone without being prepared for
and the first preparation for var would naturally be
treaty aance coDventOn engagement, UNDERSTANDING
cali it what you will-be.ween herself and France.
INTERESTING FROM TUSCANY.
The following further details received from the other
parts of Italy The provisional government Of Tus
caey has issued notice announcing that 1t has ap
pointed H. Giorgio Mann, Of the late Venitan Die
tator, to the post Of Ridde-camp TO Genesal Uloa
with the grade Of Lieutenant of the staff She provision
al project of Florence has issued proclamation
meDdDg the greatest tranquility under the present
circumstances. The MonitOye 15cdno states that the
Tuscans had presented address to the English resi-
another address, in which they plead the difficulties
the British government has encounter in its rela-
tons with foreign States but declare that their seni
ments in favor Of the Italian cause. The Grand
Duke Of Tuscany has left Ferrara for Bologna. The Tus
army is actively engaged at present in field practice
Part Of the geda Of Como who had received Mimic
rites from the Austrian government with orders TO repair
TO Milan, have deserted TO the Piedmontese The Aus
TRANS have formed military line from Bologna TO Ancona
and comprising Foguo Letters from Naples state thai
great sotvny regns In the arsenas levy is in pro-
ess and secret orders have been sent for every reg
ment to deach four companies TO the AbruZz The Duke
Of Modena has sent 800 against Massa and Carrara
Piedmonese detachment with two guns had been sen
| from La SpeAa TO oppose them.
| THE EFFECT OF THE WAR ON THE FUNDS
tFrom Tait's Magaznel
Since the LIST OF January consos have fallen In value
| the Of seventy millions sterling; shares Of publ
companies in this country, and other securities, hav
fallen by similar sum- The two cinsses are worth no
one hundred and dty millions less Man a. same psria
during ne year. They continue TO produce the same n
| turn Or no the Of pphl