Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-10
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QuEnEc, May 9th.
The steamship Anglo Saxon has arrived
with Liverpool dates 10 the 27th-thrce
days later than the advices by the Niagara.
The crisis in Europe continues, but there
has been no declaration Of war.
The dispatches received by the Anglo Sax
on state that there has been no declaration
Of war as threatened by Austria, and that
Austria has given Sardinia fourteen days
longer to disarm and disband the volunteers.
ltis rumored that France and Russia have
entered into an alliance offensive and deicn.
sive. The French troops arc also said to be
entering Sardinia. A French loan Of five
hundred million francs is announced.
Sardinia had replied to the Austrian ulti-
matum on the 26th, but the result had not
been divulgcd
Austrian troops were expected to cross the
Ticeno at any moment.
Il is reported that the Emperor has agreed
10 another proposed mediation. The French
troops were entering Piedmont. Great war
like activity prevailed throughout France
The Corps Legislative met at Paris on the
26th ult to hear the Government statement
Of the present condition Of affairs. II throws
all the blame upon Austria. Tho French
levy Of troops is to he raised TO 10000
men for the year
England Russia and Prussia, have each
protested against the conduct Of Austria to-
wards Sardinia. The reported alliance Of
France and Russia was concluded on the 22d
ult. The announcement has caused tie
greatest excitement.
The British Channel feet has sailed with
scaled orders, bat its destination is reported
to be the Adriatic 1t is rumored that the
whole militia force Of England is,to be embod
led in anticipation of that country hcing in
volved in the impending war.
SECOND DISPATCH
FRANoE AT the meeting Of the Legisla-
tive Corps, Count Walewski read to the
Chambers an exposition Of the negotiations
which had taken place, saying that If the
| Emperor made war it would be because he
had been constrained so to do by the aggres-
sye conduct Of Austria. lie also said every
possible consideration had been used by
France to avoid the calamity of war. Count
De Money expressed the hope that if war
should onsue, il would he confined 10 Italy.
Gen. Neil left Paris on the 2ith to take
his command. The Emperor and Prince
Napoleon would on Wednesday Join the
army. Four thousand troops had arrived at
Toulon to form a camp.
The disposition of the French Marshalls
have been officially announced in the Moni-
teur.
The regiments which left Paris for the
! frontiers, were enthusiastically chcercd by
the people.
The London Post says that the policy OF
the English Government has forced France
into an alliance with Russia. A dispatch
( from Vienna stated that the French troops
had already violated neutral territory. The
French troops had arrived at Genoa, and en-
tered the Sandman territory. The imperi-
al guard of France had been placed on a war
footing.
PIEDMoNT.-Dispatche were received at
London, stating that the Austrian army
would enter Piedmont on the 26th ult. in
three divisions. The Piedmontese would
defend themselves at Secia, and there wait
the arrival of the French army.
SARDINIA.--A dispatch from Turin states
that the King was to depart Immediately
with his staff for Alexandria.
! 1t is asserted that King Victor Emanuel
will command the army in person. The
vote in the Sandman Chambers, in regard to
| investing the King with declaratiye powers,
stood 1l0 to "a.
AUSTRIA. official Vienna Gazette
publishes communication calling on Pied
mont to reduce its army to peace footing,
disband the volunteers and within three
days to give a positive answer to these re-
quirements; threatening in case Of refusal, a
resort to arms The French Legation had
been ordered to quit Vienna as soon as the
Austrian troops crossed the Ticino, which
was hardly expected.
PRUssIA.-1he Austrian correspondent
says that the Prussian Cabinet had received
previous advices touching the Austrian ulti-
matum, and therefore her faithful adherence
to the Union with Austria is hoped for.
RUssIA.--Russiah has mobileized four corps
of troops, two of which are to be advanced
towards Austria, and the other two toward
the Prussian frontier. The London Times
of the 9th in speaking of the French-RussO
alliance, says, that this is most startling;
changing in moment the whole aspect
of continental affairs.
ENGLAND.--At the Lord Mayors Easter
banquet, Lord Derby said that within Il
hours after the Cabinet knew the course de-
cded upon by Austria, they had instructed
their Ambassador to protest emphatically
i against step which he characterized as pre-
cipitate and criminal; also that on that very
day, Easter, England had offered to act as
mediator. He concluded by repudiating the
idea that he had wished to side with either
Of the belligerents,
Sir John Packington said that in the event
Of war, squadrons powerful enough to uphold
the dignity Of England would be found il
the Mediterranean, and in the English Chan
mel.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
; Consols have declined to 9lA@ 92 fol
money and acc'ts.
Breadstufs and provisions are tending up
wards.
The rumor Of the French and Russian al
! lance had caused a panic in the LondoT
; money market, and consOls had declined Il
9iA@ A@92,
LIVERPOOL, April 9th.
Wheat is Advancing Holders ask an ad
vance of Bald per GENITAL. Provisions CLOSED
. steady at the previous advance.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, May Q.
? There is such information in Washington
! as to warrant the belief that the settlemen
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