Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-12
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Arrival Of the Steamer Asia,
GERMAN 'ADvICES VERY WARLIKE
S 7 f P HENS IN PARIS

HALIFAX. April l1.-The steamer Asia has arrived
bringing advices from London of April Ist.
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German difficulties arestill increasing but no acral
hostilities have occurred. Military preparations
were actively progressing.
General Benedcks had been appointed CON manGer-
in-chief of the Austrian army.
The Vienna Debate asserts that the Great Western
Powers intend to present identical notes at Berlin
deprecatory of war. 1t is stated that not only a
convention but formal treaty of alliance had been
concluded between Italy and Russia.
Baron Won Bismark is said to have addressed a
circular despatch to the Prussan Ambassadors at the
Courts of the Great Powers directing them to pro-
test against the extraordinary armaments of Austria
Florence kilograms say that it is stated that con-
siderable armaments in course of preparation in
Italy.
The editor Of the Opinion Rationale states that he
had received visit from the lead Centre Stephens
who announced his approaching departure for
America.
The English news. political and general is very
meagre.
LATEST VIA LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, March 81, Evening.-The German ad-
vices continue warlike.
Count Won Bismark had long conference on the
10Th with Count Karolgo Austrian Ambassador to
Berlin.
Orders have beon issued to place three divisions of
PruSsian infantry, the whole Sixth Army Corps and
several other regiments upon war footing 1t is
also stated that orders have been given to prepare
the Prussian els at Kiel for active service
The Vienna Abend Post says that FIVE Prussian
army cores received orders to hold themselves in
readiness for active service.
Latest via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL, April 1.-The German difficulties are
still increasing, but actual collision had occurred
Military preparations are actively progressing.
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NEW YORK. April 1.-THE steamer Pereire, ar
rived to-day brings Paris papers of the evening of
the S0th of March. from which we obtain the follow
ing late news
The Provincial Correspondence of Berlin, of the
18th of March, says: Tn view of the danger to
Prussia from the concentration Of Austrian troops
1t is reported orders have been given which will
enable Prussia to successfully resist any attack"
despatch from 0delsburgh, of the 25th, says that
powder tram of six wagons passed through Osweie-
zon, Siesa, for Cracova. and that numerous bodies
of troops had arrived from Hungary at Seinberg and
were expected at 0sweiezon.
A despatch from Vienna, of the 23th, protests
against the statements of the Prussian papers, and
says there had been rendezvous of corps dnraee
no purchases of horses and levy of troops on the
part of Austria. The imperial Government had
omitted to take measures which justified by the
language Of the Prussian journals, for it would not
needlessly increase the financial burdens of the
country.
A telegram from Beyrout states that the Turkish
troops had evacu uated La Montague on the 18th of
March, with the view of the pacifcation of the
country.
The Fenian Head Centre Stephens is supposed to
be passenger board the Pereire.