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that at Saybach has been refused.
The London Times, adds, we have
reason to believe that the same intelli-
genes has been received by the Govern
msnt. A Cabinet Council was at once
summoned. The English Government
promptly telegraphed to Vienna the
strongest protest against the above me-
mace. The Vienna correspondent OF the
London Times, telegraphs under date OF
Thursday noon, as follows: The day be-
fore yesterday, Austria forwarded a cat
egorical summons to Sardinia to dissolve
the free corps. A reply is to be given
within three days from the receipt of the
summons and an answer to be considered
equivalents to a refusal.
FRANcE.-The Paris Moniteur Of Fri
day, says that Austria has not given its
adhesion to the proposition made by
England, and accepted by France, Prus-
STA and Russia, besides which It appears
that the Cabinet of Vienna has resolved
upon addressing direct communication.
The Patrie, says that Gen. Maramara had
informed the French Government by
telegraph, that the Austrian army had
made a significant move on the strategi-
cal line of Ticino, and he feared an attack
at any moment. Napoleon held eoun-
ell with his Ministers, attended by Prince
Jerome and Napoleon as Princes OF the
blood. The King of Sardinia also held
a council with his ministers on Thurs
day. The Constitutional announces that
part of the army at Paris had been or
dered to be ready to march.
AUsTRIA.-VIENNA, Friday.--The fol-
lowing official statement has been pub
lishcd: Piedmont, which for some years
past has endangered Austria's rights. has
been summoned most urgently by Aus
tria to tlisarm, besides this demand ex-
pressly addressed to Picdmant, Austria
txdheres firmly to the proposal of a gen.
eral disarmament. although she cannot
make that proposal subordinate to the
summons she has sent to Sardinia.
LONDON, Sunday. April 23.--The
Times says the Imperial Manifesto which
is to accompany the declaration of war
against Sardinia. has already been pre-
parcel Austria is mistress of her posi-
ton and is ready by active state and deed
of war to institute the sangninary drama
upon which tho curtain is about to wise.
No doubt a general movement of the
French forces has taken place on the en-
tire Piedmontese frontiers. The Eng
lish Journals generally think that the last
chance of peace has ABOUT vanished
The London Herald gives in semi
official form, specific and conclusive in
formation of the movements of the French
troops. 1t says that orders have been
given for the smbarkation at Toulon, oil
thirty thousand troops, not to sail how
ever until further orders. The garrisons
at Lyons, Grenoble, Bassasetan, etc.,
: were also ordered to be ready to march
, on minutes notice, but not to move
until further instructions were given
The total French force destined to CO.
operate with Sardinia in the event Of q
war is estimated at $4,000. They will
be formed in two divisions--one under
Gen. Canvolent, and the other, Gen
paraguay D'Hilliers, and the whole to
be under the Emperor in person.
The British Ambassador at Turin, has
returned to his post.
Morphy again played eight games
simultaneously, blind folded. won two
and the others were drawn, after seven
! hours play. He was on the eve of COM
: ing to America.
LONDON, April 81.
Sardinia replied to the Austrian ulti
matum on the Goth, but the result had
not been developed. The Austrian troops
were expected to cross the Ticino at any
moment, although it is reported that the
Emperor had agreed to another proposed
mediation.
The French troops were entering Pied
: mont. Great warlike activity prevailed
| throughout France.
England, Prussia and Russia have
each protested against the conduct o.
Austria towards Sardinia. The report.
cd alliance offensive and defensive be-
tween France and Russia was concluded
0 on the 22nd ult. This announcement
has caused the greatest excitement. The
British channel fleet has sailed with seal
ed orders, but its destination is reported
to be the Adriatic, 1t is rumored that
a the whole military force of England is to
, be embodied in anticipation of that
country being invaded in the pending
war.
!. The Sandman chamber has invested
: King Victor Emanuel, with the powers
Of Dictator. Tho commanders of tho
French army have been announced
Pellissier is commander-in-chief Of the
army of observation. The German die
has decided to keep the principal Federal
contingent ready to march, and to arm
the Federal Posts.
The Indian mail had arrived at Lon
> don with Calcutta dates to March 22d,
and Hong Kong to the 18th.
FRANcE.--At the meeting Of the Leg
islative corps. Count Walewski read to
the chambers an exposition Of the nego-
tiation which had taken place, saying
that il the Emperor made war, it would
! be because he had been constrained to dC
so by the aggressive conduct of Austria
: He said that every possible consideration
had been raised by France to avert the
calamity Of war. Count De Morrey ex-
pressed the hope If war should ensue, II
: would be confined to Italy.
Observation-Disclosures received Of
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