The Sun.
London, England, 1866-08-06 00:00:00

The Austro-Prussian Peace Neptiations.

The Menzorial Diplomatique, upon the authority
of a correspondent at Vienna, publishes the follow-
ing as an exact analysis of the preliminaries of peace
agreed upon between the two great belligerent
Powers :

" Their Majesties the Emperor of Austria and the
King of Prussia, after declaring that they are ani-
mated by a desire to restore to their peoples the
blessings of peace, appoint as their plenipotentiaries—
" His S Apostolic Majesty—Count Karolyi and
Baron de Brenner ; and the King of Prussia—
Count Bisinark, who have agreed upon the follow-
ing points :

" The integrity of the Austrian monarchy, with
,he exception of Venetia, shall be maintained.

" The King of Prussia shall withdraw his troops
from the Austrian territory as soon as a peace shall
have been signed.
" The Emperor of Austria recognises the disso-
lution of the Germanic Confederation as it hereto-
fore existed, and accepts the new organisation of
Germany without the participation of Austria ; he
under takes to recognise the closer Federal rela-
lations (die engern Bundesbande) which the King
of Prussia shall establish to the north of
the line of the Main ; he also accepts the
formation by the States of the South of a
separate Confederation, and that the national con-
nection with the North shall be reserved for future
arrangement between the two Confederations.
"His Apostolic Majesty transfers to the King of
Prussia all the rights which he had acquired by the
Treaty of Vienna of 30th October over the Duchies
of Schleswig and Holstein, with the reservation that
the population of Northern Schleswig, if they should
express such a desire by a free vote, should be re-
united to Denmark.

" The war indemnity is fixed at 40 million thalers.
From this sum 15 million shall be deducted as the
equivalent of the amount which the Emperor of
Austria, by virtue of the Treaty of 1864, would still
be entitled to claim from the Elbe Duchies, and five
millions as the equivalent of the provisioning of the
Prussian troops which still continue to occupy the
Austrian provinces until the conclusion of peace.
There will therefore remain a sum of 20 million

thalers to be paid in specie.
" The King of Prussia, at the request of Austria,
consents to allow the kingdom of Saxony to retain
its present territorial limits, but he reserves to him-
self the power of settling by a special treaty to be
concluded with the King of Saxony the question of
the war indemnities as well as the future position
which Saxony shall hold in the Northern Confede-
ration.

" The Emperor of Austria will recognise the new
territorial arrangements effected by the King of
Prussia in the north of Germany, and also any ter-
ritorial changes which he may complete.
" The King of Prussia engages to obtain the ad-
hesion of his ally of Italy to the preliminaries of
peace and to the armistice as soon as the Emperor
of the French shall have declared that the kingdom
of Venetia is at the disposition of the King of Italy.
The Emperor of Austria and the King of Prus-
sia, after the exchange of ratifications of 'the present
preliminaries has been completed, shall appoint
Plenipotentiares, who shall 'meet at a place to be
hereinafter selected, in order to conclude a peace
upon the bases of the present preliminary conven-
tion, and to negotiate upon questions of detail.
" For these purposes, after having agreed upon
the present preliminaries, the high contracting parties
shall conclude this armistice between the Austrian
and Saxon military forces on the one part, and the
Prussian military forces on the other part.
" The conditions of this armistice shall be settled
immediately.
" The armistice shall commence from Aug. 2, and
the present suspension of arms shall be prolonged

until that date.
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with Baden, Wurtemburg, and Hesse-Darmstadt " There shall also be concluded at the present site
of the negociations an armistice with Bavaria, and
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