, 1866-06-19
VOL. Xxx.

Mexican, and il about to be Hamed to high con-
nand II The Mc1irau nars. 49,.
Cholera had broken ont at Nantes. There were
iron, Is TO 20 CASES daily though there Sere outfs~
Geafhs.
The Governments Of sp,ln ind Portugal have
agreed to act IN common tos the defence Of peu-
tfaltty.
The cholera continues lis tayasca in holland
The latest weekly Ieturua from Rotterdam show
eachty.aSe caees, tnS-nSe p1ovt2s trai, In the
1hesu bad been rumoss tha. Turkish troops had
e9nssed The Danube and cAna IN coll: i:aoo With The
1tomaus1 that retLforcements had ieff 8ucnare 4.
and lhat the Rospodar would take commana4 bnt
they lack continuation.
VERY LATEST HI TIE cnIEA.
The indications mat uaF sill sooo break ont are
Increasing. The eusr5 or the Prpaslauh into Aol-
t,ein regarded By soe 80. =: virtual comm ~ snes
ol ,ne Gastein coayenuon, snd the fotciole occapa
The Duke de Gamuont had fone from Paris TO
Vienna and bis Enistlon Is said to b. last ed1tt
for conc1l,sipn- He had conLyeace w1h toont
Menedord, and an audience With the Emperor OF
Austria.
GensdorR il said to haveposidvely maintained
the zlntuds Of the Austrian reply TO the invitation
to the Congress The court courier had arrived at
Vienna wtsh N antogoph let'es from nc cz.r. =,
F1nsbtan representatives abroad 10 very bitter
terms toward Austria, and IN one p.sease says:
All onr information agteea thst ihc determination
to make war Is settled In Vienna. On the other
been most concltlatory for peac-, bu:
the corresponding feeling no longer exists At
Vienna. Not only W1a there manites I'd an en'ise
absence OF all readiness to enter Into confidential
negotiations and dseuss the possibilities of acEee-
msnt. hui the expressions Of the tnausntlal Aus
tr1An statesmen and councillors Of the Emperor
hare been reported to The King from an huf henttc
source. which lcaEe5 no doubt that the Imperial
Ainister oettes war nj any rr1ee PARTY 1n hops OF
suee ssee IN the field partly 70 r1de oser domas!ac
dt11eg,lss ns5 eT An.'naR aqsoses :,
bankruptcy. We cau rec decided intention On
the part Of Auetria for forcing war with Pfus-
TIA. and 4! most making use OF neeo'1ations ns TO
own not entirely completed ARRANGEMENTS, hut
especially for thoee OF her a1nea The fac. Of war
II eeitled determination at V1euna. The only
fuftter point ts to choose the tayorsb1e time to
begin" Hcfcsing to the Dnehtes, Blsnirk
ea.a: "ferhaps we shall NJ least be
wirh,nE Us 10 make good ons claim On The Dneh,es
BY di regarding The nights Of the postessor. Now.
too, probably. It Ut not be difficult 10 understand
the real motives Of the atmameuts by which Austria
has given 1Iec to the present crisis aud whosc re-
mosal by means 9! the Congress she has further
taken care 10 render impossible BY the altitude she
has assumed"
The circular IA dated June 4th.
Tie London Ii11E3 saye th1tt such a despatch al
the aboge hns not often hes0 perused By az Euro
pcan niniEter- The Pfrsstan statesman noy seems
70 think courtesy pnnecessary N his communities
tiity, the most fauatical purpose which hare been
necessarily repres ed during long negD'1Ainn.,
break forth when negotiation. may be considered
nj IN end. The despatch breathes The spirit Of
war, and eeems to have been written in audelpa-
ttnn Of immediate rupture.
The London 1tteprcph rays: With this desuasch
the !aAt hope OF pcsee has disappeared md hostI-
lilies becune inevitable