The Sun.
London, England, 1866-03-30 00:00:00

dorff has made a positive statement to Baren Wer-
ther, the Prussian Ambassador at Vienna, respect-
ing the movements of the Austrian troops, not con-
cealing that Austria must be prepared for any ex-
treme resolutions that might eventually be taken by
Prussia.

The Commissioners appointed in accordance with
Art. 4 of the Anglo-Austrian Commercial Treaty,
to settle the ad valorem duties, met yesterday at the
Ministry for Foreign Affairs. Count Mensdorff,
Baron Willersdorff, and Councillor Gagern were
present on the part of Austria, England being re-
presented by Lord Bloomfield and Mr. Morier.

THE AUSTRIAN ARMAMENTS.
BERLIN, March 28.

The semi-official Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
publishes the following item of intelligence in proof
of its statement that Austria is extensively concen-
trating troops in Bohemia and upon the Silesian
frontier.

" The Saxon and Bohemian Frontier, March 26.
—Many horses have been purchased, arid high prices
paid for those required for artillery and transport.

" Guns, ammunition, and timber have been re-
cently sent to Josephstadt and Stomggratz by way
of Pardulitz. Trains filled with troops from the
south arrive in Pardulitz daily ; one came last Satur-
day from Olmutz, and another from Trubau. Num-
bers of troops are,passing through Prague, especially
reserve men and Jagers. An Italian regiment is
quartered in Josephstadt, as well as the Grand Duke
Constantine regiment, a battalion of which occupies
the adjacent villages with half a regiment of artil-
lery. Koniggratz and the neighbourhood are occu-
pied by two infantry regiments, a battalion of
Jagers, and half an artillery regiment. The soldiers
wear grey overcoats. Hungarian Hussars are quar-
tered in and around Pardulitz. A regiment of light
horse is echeloned fom Stollin to Podiebrad. Two
more regiments and a battalion of infantry will be
posted in Theresienstadt and the villages as far as
Bodenbach.

" Upper Silesia, March 26.—Between the 20th
and the 24th inst. the following troops have passed
the Oderberg station :—On the 20th, a battalion of
Jagers for Teschen, to be posted there ; the 21st, a
battalion of Jagers from Cracow to Olmutz ; the
23d, three battalions of the Hanover Regiment, from
Cracow to Josephstadt ; the 24th, four battalions of
the King of Wurtemberg Infantry Regiment. Fur-
ther, heavy siege guns passed in the direction of
Cracow at two distinct periods.
" Upper Silesia, March 27.—Some 50 guns lie at
the Cracow railway station to be sent on to Bohemia.
In Hungary seven, and in Italy eight, cavalry regi-
ments have received orders to prepare for the march
to Bohemia. A large number of Austrian officers
were present at the Tarnow-market to buy horses.
A division will be posted at Trappan and in the
neighbourhood, and a brigade each at Teschen and
Oderberg.

" Cavalry regiments are on the march along the
high road from Cracow to Ohnutz.
" On the 24th two Italian regiments passed the
Preran station, on their way to Bohemia. A depot
force has been stationed at Preran, and on the 23d
some 200 railway carriages were collected there for
the transport of troops. Popular feeling against
Prussia around Cracow, and in Austrian Silesia, has
been greatly stimulated by the newspapers, and is
very warlike. The fortifications of Cracow are
being hurried on.
" Beuthen, March 25.---The troops hitherto sta-
tioned here have all gone to Bohemia, mostly to the
neighbourhood of Theresienstadt. During the last
ten days, twenty railway trains have passed through
Cracow, each carrying a battalion of infantry and a
battalion of Jagers, the latter certainly intended for
Theresienstadt. A full park of artillery for three
batteries,, and a train laden with powder, have been
sent from Cracow. The guns were partially taken
from the walls of the fortress, which is weakly armed.
The arrival of two battalions of the Prince William
of Prussia Regiment is announced. In addition fresh
troops are being pushed forward to Galicia from Hun-
gary by way of Lemberg, to see the railway from
that place. Contracts for supplies upon a large
scale have been made in Hungary and Eastern
Galicia. A cavalry camp is formed at Chrzanow,
and quarters for two regiments of Uhlans have been
engaged in Chrzanow, Szozakowa, and Bobrek."