The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-10
ENGLAND, PRUSSIA AND RUSSIA PROTEST
AGAINST AUSTRIA.


QuEBEc, May 9TH The steamship Anglo
Saxon has arrived, with Liverpool dates to
the eth ult., three days later than the adyi-
ces received by the Niagara.
The crisis in Europe continues, but there
has been no declaration of war.
Consols have declined to 012&@g2 for
money and account. There has been par
tial decline of I'D in Cotton. Breadstufls and
Provisions are tending upward.
The dispatches received by the Anglo
Saxon state that there has been no declara-
ton of war, as threatened by Austria, and
that Austria has given Sardinia fourteen
days longer to disarm and disband the vol
unteers.
II is rumored that France and Russia have
entered into an alliance offensive and de
fensive.
The French troops are also said to be enter
ing Sardinia.
A French Loan of five hundred millions of
francs is announced.
LIVERPOOL, April 2G.-The sales of cotton
during the business transactions of two days
had been 5000 bales, with partial decline of
I'D. The closing quotations are as follows
Middling Orleans l-6d Middling Uplands
67sd.
The Manchester advices are unfavorable,
there being little inquiry for good, and the
market closes weak.
Breadstutfs closed brisk with an advance in
price for all qualities of -four, wheat and corn.
There is also an advancing tendency in all
kinds of provisions.
LIVERPOOL, April 27.-Cotton closed with a
tendency to still lower prices. Quotations are
irregular, and all qualities are a shade lower.
Wheat is advancing; holders demand an ad-
vance of 2d@4d per GENITAL. Provisions close
steady at the previous advance.
The steamships Alps, Kangaroo, Persia and
Nova Scotian had all arrived out.
Sardinia replied to the Austrian ultimatum
on the 26th ult., but the result had not been
divulged.
The Austrian troops were expected to cross
the Ticino at any moment, although it is re-
ported that the Emperor had agreed to another
proposed mediation.
The French troops were entering Piedmont,
and great warlike activity prevailed throughout
France.
The corps Legislatif met at Paris on the
26th ult.. to receive the government statement
of the present condition of affairs. Count
Walewski made the statement throwing all the
blame on Austria.
The French contingent of troops for the year
is to be raised to 700 men.
England, Prussia, and Russia, have each
protested against the conduct of Austria to-
ward Sardinia.
The reported alliance, offensive and defen-
sive between France and Russia, was concluded
on the 22d ut. This announcement has
caused the greatest excitement.
The British Channel fleet has sailed with
sealed orders, but its destination is reported To
be the Adriatic.
1t is rumored That the whole militia of Eng
land is to be embodied, in the anticipation of
that country being involved in the impending
war.
The Sandman Chamber has invested King
Victor Emanuel with the powers of Dictator.
The commanders of the French army have
been announced: Pelissier is commander of the
Army of Observation.
The German Diet has decided to keep the
principal Federal contingent ready to march,
and to arm the Federal ports. The London
Exchange and Paris Bourse, are in greatly
excited condition and prices experience the
most violent fluctuations. At Paris on Tues
day the three per cent remit were quoted at 62f
9c, a decline of 4f7c, since the previous Thurs
day when they opened at 67f &c.
The Indian mail had arrived at London,
with Calcutta dates to March 22d and Hong
Kong to the 18th.
At Calcutta imports were active, at higher
rates. Exchange on England As Sd.
AT Shanghai imports were dull, but prices of
Tea continued firm.
FRANcE.-At the meeting OF the Legislative
Corps, Count Walouski read to the Chamber
an exposition of the negotiations which had
taken place, saying that if the Emperor made
war, it would be because he had been con-
strained to do so, by the aggressive conduct
of Austria. He also said that every possible
consideration had been used by France to avert
the calamity of war.
Count De Morny expressed the hope that if
war should ensue, it would be confined to Italy.
Gen. Neil left Paris on the oath for his com
mand.
The Patrie says that the Emperor and
Prince Napoleon would leave on Wednesday to
join the army.
-Four thousand troops had arrived at Toulon
to form camp.
The Paris Moniteur announces officially the
following disposition of the French army:
Marshal Maynon remains commander of the
army at Paris; the Duke of Malakoff will be
Commander in chief of the Army of Observa-
tion Gen. Castelane, Commander-in chief of
the army at Lyons Baron De Hillers, of the
First Corps d'Arme of the Alps; Gen. McMa-
hon commander of the Second Corps; Marshal
Canrobert of the Third, and Gen. Mel of the
Fourth. Prince Napoleon commands the Corps
Pioneer. Gen. Rawdon will be Major General
of the Army of the Alps.
The regiments which quilted Paris We're
most enthusiastically cheered by the people
The London Post complains that the policy
of the English Cabinet had forced France
into an alliance with Russia. A dispatch
from Vienna asserts that the French troops
had already violated neutral territory; it was
also announced that the French troops had
arrived at Genoa, and entered the Sandman
territory. The Imperial Guard has been
placed on a war footing. 1t is reported that
the French Minister Of Marine has sent Or
ders to all the seaports of France, forbidding
the departure of any more boats for the deep
sea fishing, as u measure preparatory to the
enlisting their crews in the French navy.
The question of the Regency of France was
agitated; the Prince Jerome and Empress
were spoken of.
PmDMoNT.-Dispatches received at London
on the 26th stated that the Austrian troops
would enter Piedmont on that day, in three
divisions. The Pedmontese were to defend
themselves at Secia, and there await the ar
rival of the French.
Another dispatch from Turin states that
the King and the Chambers would attend re-
ligious ceremonies OH the 9th, and the King
was to depart Immediately with his staff for
Alessandria. 1t is asserted that the King
Victor Emanuel will command the army in
person. The vote in the Sandman Chambers