New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-16
AUSTRIA.
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Gen Wli-eus mission las BOT, from ihe Austrian
polut If y.es. ben ces-iul the Prussisn Coy
eminent It'll declines TO enter mo positive engage
n mt 10 act Htder certain eveuualties aggre-7ty-y
to~sId France. 1t is however probable That Prussia
wi be orawn into the war By the force Of circun-
eisLt.s A. long az Austria can manage 10 hold her
.Tn agau.; France. thing, VII 90 smoothly e0ougn,
but n she should he sIgEaIls deientr1 the German
Sycreisu. vii longer be able 10 keep their subjects
quiet, The political eHct, mont Of the Germans has
reach cd such high pitch that they receive the
Austrian s,ldlen who pass by rarOai through Dres-
Der AUgsbuig, AID Muslcr ike - many bgVthers-
Tie den ousiratlou was not corhGsd to a mere
-lakiug Il hands aud loud cheering, for have
,hrustiou that IN oil three ol the above naned cities
tie Aus'fisn trO"ps were treated with extreme h0sp-
tsiiN ard kindues-. Such vast gaan,e, of beer aui
- any cgar were served oui grat- to TIE nen that
the lr-T- thai obliged Ia mt rierr
In -rserul tsns ieireshmeD.s we're prepared by the
rope TO- the soldiers, but they could tot partzk- u
~, b. the on. permitted 10 qat tho ca rsges
~ crr'slh steiicn-. W. ram from CaI-'uh- that
" b'gh Percentage a few GAYS ago exclaimed, " re
p4f,,7e LoHtsf IL ct fvrda.' Tue Austrian Pipers
sId IeCll. have altogether 1ropped the 'Itle 81
. Eu penn aid row -p--k Of 40 ltdvilrL named
" lali- Napoleon nspsrte. In fact, both parties
vel aIo~ that tie -tIus-le l. che Ut lie aud d-s.h
vEs>A, Msy 30.-As the departure uf the Emperor
Frsi JCsepI for lsiy il event Of importance,
trisf acnOUnt 81 the circumstances attending {, may
prrsp- be- acceptable your resirrs. II was gener
OIL kIo~r that Li- Mrjsiy int. uded to leave cnhe
a. sunday, bnt a. few p@rsous were a"are tnsf ne
val 10 'i1ir at u click H. the WorDpg there Vas n"
great j. The streets -a "a tb- railway t-rni-
Ius. A. II +, 0 cl,cs the high cyl and tTy dgni,
t,ries assembled Ia fFoLt 81 the t-rAinu-, aad
.h,itly before II o'ccck the Emp-ror sna empress
J. sde tA-.r urpesrsace Il Open csIrsge. AtnOa5h
here "a. r" vehement cheering a. t1eT h-l-7tir-
drove q rough the stIes, The rece J0u gwen 70 lhr
rolsth v =. Of The mo-, fateru. description A. be
psssed every la, removed aud lev heals were
covered snl the carriage wss Uu, Of rsnt
During the DIVE fr' tie giacis 10 the outer lines OF
tie city. M Eacfe very Lar the ImPeTol e-!-
tage. and coz s-oueuiiy | cJU1 both SCI sud h-s
vfa, there paced The words. God bsess you
fGctf sfsEe SRI rust have been uttered seSefs
thcusaI times Il The VI the ten uirH a.
tie miners isy.ri'e EXPRESSION, "GlEcs ~ tS1o-
eess ~ yCu more than reached nly eirs' L. ap
.. and 20 lie ihsl the sovereign and ihr people were
equally owed for the former clio 10 kei ''ry poe
bwr0 much lower than l. bis wont, an5 nary d .he
lhi,sr sc'ualy shed tesrss After having 1iof-sei q
few Svros to the Ill tsEy Authorizes no were sl1i
rr a; tie ei.raree the ball, hi Msjrs'y s-en2.d
tie saI- l,adng the platform, be baie iaIe~eA 10
he Minister'S and the high Court Gigniiares d,
After having eortiAlly sh>sen haois VAN sessfH ..
tie persors present. ID. Emperor banded hrr ns-sty
into tie csrrisGe ard iuUedia;eiy followed hei' nc
E1p,rur, who Is pa Rraly stern msn, ls sac 70
Isy. .uppressed his emotion with dificuby. Inc
FupTes, who was O. accompany her cotso1 70
NuS.ucLlAg tx sees Il station % ..e o.IsI s.se G.