New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

established in the great commercial union OF the Zo erin
EsePthns winch deyeorc in neishbonE s.ss RELATIONS
sted ly industry snd poFes promotes ciyizatpH
and everything which prono,-. ei,zson raise Europ"
Tie Paris correspondent OF The Dliiy Ne1rS says
that the above article is generally regarded pre-
lnirary To declaration II war. II is, in substance
recommendation to Germany to remain quiet while
France settles accounts with Austra. The words e.
peca'v that what Frnuce will cause 70 be respected
in Italy she will know how 10 respect in Germany, Il
at once equivalent To an announcement, That France
j. about TO tight for Italian nationality
The MoHiictr pCblishcs decree ordering the ap-
poromeLt If 100 800 cOnscripts among the different
departments. This il the whole Of the contingent Of
the year. In ordinary years, 90 600 and in cases
only ~ eco, have been called out.
Attention 10 busiues- il said to have affected the
Emperor health and he had left Pans for few days
shooting.
Among other uufounded rumors wa one that the
Austrian Ambassador in PAR. had received his pass
ports and that orders had been given 10 the Army of
Lyons 10 move down 10 the south.
IL reported that French army Of observation,
8hOJ strong, was 10 be concentrated on the frontiers
Of the Rhine. Afro, that four French aud Sandman
steam~s had been dispatched TO the Adriatic to
be in readiness 70 blockade Trieste and Venice.
], was stated that Council of the Marshal- to
meet at the 1uileries, in few days, to be presided
over by the Emperor.
The IMMORAL DyDl0m0'igur, q journal which had
exhibited decided leaning toward pacific solution
Of the pending difficulty, had received an iutiInatiOn
that the publication must be suspended for the present
that il, 20 long the crisis lasts. Tni= demOn7trs-
very significant
JEe Iondon H9pertiser publishes dispatch from
Berlin the effect that ii asserted in competent
military circles that by the LIST Of June Louis NapO-
leon viii have GO, go men ready to march, Of which
80 600 to be used in used in Italy. herema!nder
being for other eveutualities.
The Pars correspondent Of The L0ndou Herald says
it was expected that within fortnight at latest hos
tiliies would be commenced
IHe GiobCs Paris correspondent remarks that every
item Of Intelligence points to immediate war.
At the first meeting Of the Paris Conference on the
affairs OF the Prucpaltles all that took place was the
entering Of protest By the Ottoman EmbaSsadoT
against the recent double election Of cspodar, and
an appeal to the Powers to maintain the Convention Of
last year in It's integrity No day had been fixed for
the second meeting Of the Conference.
1t is said that the camp at Chalons viii be organized
this year at earlier period than usual and that tine
troops 10 be eHcamped more numerous than IN any
other wear.
Fear of war paralyzed all commercial activity and
transactions were confined to purchases from day 10
day. The -four and wheat markets were generally
firm but lower at Orleans. The protectiousts, taking
advantage Of the political crisis were pressing their
claims on the Government.
The Paris branch Of the Bank Of Switzerland had
suspended payment but it was expected to resume IN
q day or two. The London ana Geneva branches
were not affc cted.
The Paris Bourse on Saturday the 9th, opened dull
and lower but subsequently prices slightly advanced,
the Three-perCeuts closing at 100 On the llth 1t
was again depressed at the opening but the final quo
tatiOls showed rise Of per cent. On the l2th the
market excited and buOyant, and the lhree-per-
Cents closed at Is for money and 67.S5 for account,
being TN advance during the day Of more than per
cent.
Tie Her0lGS Paris correspondent SAYS that after
Cabinet Council held on the llth meeting OF the
Commercial Department of the Council Oi State was
Led, at which the Emperor set forth plan Tor the
gradual removal Of all restrictions upon the corn trade
A Paris telegram of the 18th to The L0fd0a P0st
sates that the English Government proposes that the
question Of general disarmament shall be submitted
to the PcnpOtenaries soon as possible after the
assembling Of the Congress.