New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

rival of Count Bernstorf, who has been delayed
on his Journey by ndisposition.
By royal order, published on the evening Of
the 9th, all subjects of Prussia belonging to the
army, landWe or reserve, are recalled from any
foreign State, whether they have leave OF absence
or rot The order will be fatal to the Holstein
army, as it would deprive it OF It's best officers and
1900 or 1000 men. The faneralof Count Bran
denburg hac taken place with military houors.
The intelligence from B erIln, Of the 10th instant
says it was understood that Count Berastorh, the
Prussian Ambassador in Vienna had declined the
offer OF the post Of Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
Orders had been semitic General Groebeu TO re-
tire OH the Prussian military road through Hesse,
ana cOntne himself TO occupying II at the town OF
Cassel. This order would not involve its eTecu-
alton
The Prussian armament was being pressed for
y ara with the utmost yigor. The royalis and
constitutional journals are the most terveut adv0-
Gates Of war AZ all risk. The Ministerial. organs
and the Democratic party are colder IN their tone.
The military Journal which has half official
character. also dweils with emphasis on the dan
ser Of such 8 conflict.
Adglces from Berlin state that Hanover has pro
tested against the intended passage OF Austrian
troops through the Hanoverlau dnmialons on theU
march to Holstein Large masses Of Russian
troops are moving to the vest II would appear
that tines troops are intended to occupy the east
em provinces of Austria, il q war with Prussia
should really take place.
The Berlin papers state on good authority that
tie evacuation of Fuida IS no act OF concession
10 Austria Tie evacuation oil chat town, 1t IS as
serted, was required for the concentration OF the
Prussan forces
1t is stated, although on questionable authority,
that the Austrian Ambassador has already de
handed lis passports The tone and the ne vs. Of
the Berlin papers are decidedly OF warlke char
acter. BY an order in Council of the 9TH inst.
Baron Ladenberg has been Professionally appoint
ed to the Presidency the Cabinet.
Adyices from Frankfort, dated Nov H. corrobo-
rate the retreat of the Prussiaus to tue military
roads The Bayarans were advancing upon Gas.
sell that citywas still held by the Prussan troops.
The Russian Minister, Prince tiOrlchakoH. had
presented his credentials to the Diet. A rise OF
per cent had taken place in the Austrian funds.
The road to Cassel is open to the Bavarlan and
Austrian troops. The headquarters OF the Prus-
SLAMS are at Vacha. The Tburngian contingent
has not yet been called out. This Circumstance
IS considered as a symptom OF pacific intentions.
The Prince of Prussia was expectedto arrive at
Eisenacb on his way to the army in Hesse. Pfus-
sian troops have reached Eisenach by express
trains They have been sent forward into the
Electorate Some Prussiau regiments from En-
turt have been marched to Coburg to prevent
the advance Of the Federal troops from Llch-
tenfels.
The Duke of Coburg returned to Gotha on the
9th inst The whole of the Coburg frontier ~as,
OF the 9Th inst, occupied by the Federal troops.
These troops mustered 10000 men, with 90 field
pieces.
The Kolaer letting states, from CarIsruhe,
that the divisonot Baden among the South Ger
man powers has heen agreed upon in the Confer
euce of Bregnez.
Our Berlin Intelligence is of the 18th inst. The
pacific news which we published in our adyices
rom Viennais in part confirmed by the statement
that the Prussian Ambassador Mt Vienna is on
the point of settling all matters IN dispute, and
that on the whole the differences now remaining
are very slight No measures have been taken
to supply the vacancies IN the King OF Prusslas
Cabinet This slackness aroused the suspicious
and provoked the animadyersons OF the Liberal
press 1t was, however, rumored that the prlnce
of Solmslych was likely to take the Presidency OF
the Cabinet. The Prince OF PRUSSIA supported
the promotion of Prince Solnlsych to that post:
!, oree masses of troops and Landwehr are still
passing through the Rhensh Provinces They
are moving TO the south, The whole OF the Prus-
sian army is now on a war footing. and the Order
in Council of the 9th inst is completely executed.
THINGS IN HESsE CASSEL
The German papers have adyIces from Frank
fort of the 10th instant The city of Fulda has
been occupied by the Federal troops. The Prus-
sian troops have reneated to the Etappe roads at
Hersfeld The Federal regiments which occu-
pied Fulda were led by the Prince of Tassis
The greatest confusion prevailed at CaSsel on
the 18th inst. when it became fully known tlat
the Prussans had not only retreated from uda'
but that thew had likewise neglected taking new
position at Hersfeld, and that preparations were
making to eyacuate even Hersteld, which IS one
of the principal points on the military road Inc
way to Cassel is thus open to the Bayarlahs ana
Austrans, and it is even expected at Cassel that
the capital will also be given up to the russians;
1t is true that their movements can be attrlouteu
to necessity for sTatagem and an excess Oh eau
ton Still it seems extraordinary that the WhoLe
of Lower Hesse is thus left open to an invading
army especially since treasury containing 1o,'
100000 of lorins is almost unprotected at Cassei.
The movements of troops continued on all SIDES
The impression was that Prussia would consent
to all the Austrian demands. The Bayauan
Chambers would be cOnvoked on the 10th De-
cember.
Our advices from Frankfort and Cassel are of
the 18th inst. The general impression at rank
fort was against the probability OF war. ru-
NOR was current that the Prussian troops would
evacuate the city OF Cassel. From the latest m
formation received we learn that tins rumor was
uBfounded The headquarters OF the Prusslah
army are at Friedewad, midway between Y acha
and Hersfeld. The latter place has Prusslan
garrison. This position covers the roads to Thu
rlngia and Cassel A reinforcement OF Prusslan
troops was expected to arrive from MarburB.--
From Munich we learn that measures are still
taken to complete tbs mobilization OF the Baya-
Iiau army The 10 regiments OF foot will have
fourth battalion to each regiment. The Austrian
part Of the garrison at Mantz is completing and
restoring the Notifications OF that place. a ru-
NOR has come into circulation that the military
between Prussia and Baden IS to be
discontinued. This reversal OF former measures
is ascribed to the new Cabinet oi the Grand Duke
OF Baden. .-.,.....,..
VIENNA. Nov. s-The late bellicose articles OF
the official Fieu.1 Ga-Htc have produced the
greatest excitement on Change. ar IS no"
ioob ed upon as a certainty. The troops from the
military frontier are being drawn up to Vienna.
The troops are greatly excited. They, believe
that they are called upon TO qaench another revo-
luton at Vienna mob at Agran IN Croatia,
has destroyed the stamp presses OF the Govern
meut The Archduke Ferdinand tEste died on
the night of the 9th instant
The Austrian ulttmotum according to state.
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