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London, England, 1866-04-23 00:00:00

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LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1866

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The public will have learned with satisfaction
that there was no foundation for the report of the
recall of the Austrian ambassador from Berlin, and
that matters are still in the same position. A tele-
gram, received at Paris on Saturday, stated that
Austria had submitted propositions to Prussia for
mutual disarmament, in answer to the Piussian
Note of the 15th inst. The terms of these were that
Austria and Prussia should each restore 'their mili-
tary establishments to the status quo which existed
before the recent defensive measures; secondly,
that the 25th of April be the day fixed for mutual
disarmament. Austria consents to disarm at that time
it Prussia agrees. It is further stated that these pro-
positions of Austria have been ",communicated con-
fidentiallY" to Paris and London, where they have
been received with approbation. It is doubtful, how-
ever, if Prussia will consent to this plan, because
it seems to be the •
wish of the authorities to keep up
a large military force ; still they will be put to the
test by the recine,t
of the Austrian Government,
and we shall see
it there is much reality in
the professions that have be
en made respect-
ing good intentions and a
desire for peace. In
Vienna It is said that a
proposition will be
made by that Court to Prussia
referring to a
reform of the Federal Constitution, that it should
be referred to a committee ad hoc.
arrangement
ournals of
Saturday declare that an has been
made by the German Powers respecting disama-
ment. In the Federal Diet of that day the Austrian
and Prussian representatives would make statements
regarding the "simultaneous demobilisation" of
their troops. The news of yesterday from Vienna,
however, is not so encouraging altogether, and
doubts seem to be entertained respecting the ultimate
effect of the negotiations going on. The papers
state that the " present position " is critical—
critical, notwithstanding telegrams from Frankfort
announcing that peaceful declarations had been
made at the Federal Diet by the great German
Powers. Yesterday evening rumours of war were
circulating, and causing great disquietude in various
directions. It is evident that at head-quarters very
little reliance is placed upon the approval by Prussia