The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-11

Paris hare abamarsd all hope Of pacific solution Of Re
esaaing difficulties.
The orders given 10 prepare for the campaign Italy,
is reported, given by the Emperor Immediately
after his return from Compiegne.
Another circular had been issued by the Minister Of the
Interior to the Projects Of the Departments the purport Of
which to express the confident hope that notwhstand
ing the Emperors desire to maintain peace should he be
forced 10 make war he may count the patriotism and
devotion Of the French people,
The War Office circular directs the troops TO be trained
for forced marches and the night bvouac.
All the military surgeons have been ordered TO join
their corps
Immense quantities Of lint have been sent TO Lyons.
All the regiments of artillery Of tn Imperial Guard are
to be supplied with rife cannon a plan.
The London Times Paris correspondent describes the ef
feet of Lord Cowleys mission Vienna very favorable
Spectators, he says, regard indication Of good
understanding between England and France and believe
that their united influence will be directed towards nduc
ing Austria to accept Of pacific policy He also thinks
that If any has chance of urging the matter to a-
vorable conclusion, Lord Cowley is the man."
The Patrie looks upon Lord Cowleys mission show
ing tendency the part of the British Cabinet
towards the policy of the ruileries.
letter from Genoa states thai the French govern
ment has taken up seventeen transport vessels which
hold themselves in readiness that port 1t is further
sated that large mercantile house have received orders
up very considerable quantity of rice Vercie
and Novaro.
The French Minister TO Turin, who in Paris had
rendered his resignation, but 1t not accepted he
would soon return TO Piedmont.
The Paris Bourse the 23d became buoyant, ans the
funds, owing lord Cowiey's misson advanced u per
cent. On the oath the confidence continued and the
market firm and active, closing with further ad-
On the 25th there much uncertainty and
excitement, and decline Of q per cent took place
the Three closed at 6sf 05c for money and
67f 90c for account.
THE FEELING IN AUSTRIA.
The london Times Vienna correspondent says Count
Buo still believes tna peace will be mant sned but the
Emperor, being Of different opinion is preparing for
vigorous defence Of the Italian States.
An official order interdics the expectation Of mules and
.rapst horses.
The Bourse advanced y per cent under the news OF
Lord Cowley's mission. =.
despatch from Vienna, dated 25th ult says-The Oil
ca Austrian Correspondence this evening publishes
imperial order addressed to the Minister or War,
mapdpg recall Of all furloughed soldiers belonging to
regiments stationed in Italy. The Correspondence
points out that the object Of these measures is purely de-
fensve that they adopted in consequence Of the
like preparations OF Sardinia and that they need not oc
cason alarm the result OF the efforts which being
the of peace will be attended with
The London Times remarks that the truth is, the army in
Italy is 10 be placed on a war footing.
THE FEELING IN HANOVER
A despatch from Hanover says that the Second Cham
Der have unanimously resolved upon requesting the
government obtain from the Federal Diet resolutions
calculated by their unaniny and execution avert the
threatened danger of war; but if necessary repe with
the united federal Power all attacks on Austria and
Germany.
The proposition made IN the Hanovoriar Upper Chamber
on the l7h u to restrain the export OF horses rise
To warm debate the OF which it contended
that any French attack the Po aud Rhine would be
Jeli Prussa's diatory policy was announced az
German. The proposition unanimously agreed TO
AFFAIRS IN SARDINIA.
reported in Turin that the Emperor Napoleon wa
shortly expected there visit to the King Of Sardinia
Crirneux & Co.. OF Paris, had taken the Sardinia loan
eighty per cent.
The PedmoDtese volunteers have been withdrawn from
the frontiers of Modena and ordered TO conne themselves
to the interior The Minister of Finance of Sardinia
the 18th ut presented bill for suspendng, until further
orders the export forage and oats the frontiers Of
Lombardy.
WAR PREPARATIONS IN ITALY.
At Venice been entered into for the
sruction of three orts be completed 10 six weeks
Il said that 900 wofmen collected from all parts OF
the Venetian territory already occupied the works
The latest teegraphc despatch from Milan says that the
fermentation increasing