New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
Austria and Prussia.


The belief in pacific solution OF the Austro-Prussiaa
| difficulty daily grew stronger.
special Vienna telegram of the 10Th to The Londos
Times says 1t is highly probable that peace viii
be maintained between Austria and Prussia The note
purportDg 10 be the reply OF Austria to dispatch from
Earl Russell is pure invention The Austrian Govern
nen has received such dispatch as that ascrbed 70 ne
| English Prime Minister"
According to Berlin telegram, il was considered Likely
that Austria would make concessions to Prussia on the
question of disarmament and asserted that she haA
entered upon o more c0nciatory line OF policy Ines
pacific ruors were however subsequently, denied, and q
asserted that Austria had addressed fresh dispatch a
peremptory character to the Pssian Government sn4
that Count Belered President of the Austrian Ministry a
| State, Lad rendered his resignation.
Popular meetings, at which war was strongly denouncedr
continued to be held in various parts Of Prussia.
Vienna telegram Of the 10Th says:
18th inst forwarded to Berlin yesterday. 1t is said
TO be Of purely formal but peaceful character contain
ing proposals for the simultaneous reduction Of the Aus
ran and Prussan military establishments to peace foot
ing at an early and fixed date Todays journals state
that rumos are Of arrangement alleged to have
been to between Austria and Prussia whereby IL
former power engages demobize her troops by tA4
25h and the latter by the 26h Of April The accuracy
this report is not vouched for"
were about to hold conference at Augutenbeg IN or
der to consider the question Of reform in the Fedsr~
| Constitution.
| LArER-APFAIss AGAIN THREATENING.
The London Times Of the 2lst has received the news
that at council held the Goth at Sehorbrunn, ths
Emperor Of Austria and Count Mensdorf, against, y
drar Count KGroiy, the Austrian Ambassqdor. Jre0
Berlin; and this decision having been made known TO II.
de Werther the Prssian Ambassador at vienna, W.
expected that he would take his departure immediately
The immediate OF the rupture Is said to be thae
Count Mensdor after receiving the Prussian answer os
the 18TH elegraphed repetition OF the Austrian demands
of the 7th and received fresh refusal the 10TH 3
Council was then held and the opinion OF the Emperoe
and his ministers being in favor Of the boder course "
was adopted :
The withdrawal of the two Envoys says The Times, Il
slso if correctly informed 10 be tolored BY iis'
targ noveent tcksch the ord iH regard made
tciDqtion Of ar An order be dispatched 10 IL
general officer commanding the Austrian troops in Hol.
stein ordering him to fan back through Hamburg an1
Hanover, leaving only few companies in the Duchy.
Count Bismark has been able al along to treat Austria
IL she az his mercy in the Duehles and the con.
of this has tended to increase irritation.
Whether il be that Austria received what she thinks
be proof ntended.atack whdraws her unpro-
tcted Army Corps IN order to be herself able to assume
the offensive the abandonment of Holsein It actually
takes place. will be held TO be an act IN anticipation a
war, and will cause general alarm.
Notwithstanding the threatening aspect Of Affairs The
Times does not yet consider inevitable
The Berlin journals announce that King William haa
refused receive the address Of the Prlssan traders
declaring war 10 be injurious to the interests OF ne
The Ner Free Press Of Vienna states that Count De
Bismark has addressed to tho Government OF Saxony
another dispatch relative to the proposition for convoking
German Parliament and in which he repeats without
additional arguments the reasons already set forth IN ha
communication the Diet. Baron de Beust replied
baly the Minister of Prussia at Dresden, that lac
getted not TO find in the note more precise indications
than those previously given to the Diet as to the real
views Of the Prussan Cabinet IN the important question
raised He added that the other German Governments
shared in that regret and that at the next sitting OF tho
Diet Prussia would be invited to bring forward detailed
plan on which the Government could deliberate.
Ii is rumored that the Emperor of Austria has replied
to deputaton from Pesh that he will shortly pay an
other visit TO Buda if peace be disturbed in Germany
IL is stated that the Prussian Government will not admie
of preliminary discussion OF its proposals for reform
OF the Federal constitution; Prussia demands rst the
cOnyocation Of German Parliament and then viii sub
NIT her programme for reform.
A telegram from Munich. April 90 says: Baron vsa
der Pfoden Bayaan Minister for Foreign Aairs leaves
here Tomorrow for Augsburg to be present at the confer
d fcrent German Middle States. Baron Beust the
Saxon Prime Minister, Baron Won Narnbuer, the Wurt-
emberg Minister for Foreign Affairs Baron yon Dalwghs
President of the Ministry OF HerseDarmstad and prohar
bly, Herr Won Edeshem, viii also be present OF tho con-
ference.
The Dresdrer Journal OF April % denies the statement
that the Cabinet of Vienna had accepted the programme
for the reform of the constitution Of the Diet agreed to be-
Bavaria aud Sax0ny and states that no such propo
stoI been submitted by those States TO the Anstss
Government.
The Nordlertscle A1gem<ine Zesng Of April 20 sayss
"f the Prussan proposal for reform Of the Federal
siituor 10 be successful the first step be taken By
the Diet must be to fix day for the convocaon of Ger
Parliament Any proposition made at the Diet In OPP
position to such must be considered as innica -
Federal REFORM The same journal states that with refer
ence the denial given by The eaer Abendpo to the
aDocryphal published by The Warmber Staats
aH<ege must be remembered that the latter is tho Of
fetal organ Wurtemberg and that consequently the pub
lie await explanations the subject from Stutgaro.
At general meeting of the electors of the Fourth Ese-
ora District Berlin the resolution adopted BY the kfo
Electoral District the 18th inst was agreed to unan-
mousy.
II is Officially announced that thorough understanding
exists OH all essential points between " Wurtember9s
Bavaria and Baden. reD ltris