New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-16
Au,tria 6nd Prussia.

The National Zfnng of March 81 publishes the text OF
Che circular Note forwarded by Prussia 10 the ueran
minor States bearing date Of the 2h inst IL states tha
Austria without any prOvOcaton on the part OF PRUSSIA
has ordered ornaments Of threatening character %hch
compel Prussia 10 arm also on heI SIDE PRUSSIA must now
seek guarantees for her security having yan endeavored
% obtain them in alliance with Austria The German
pocy Of Prussia and the feelings Of the King induce her
~ seek these guarantees first II Germany Inc present
organization of the Federal Constitution does not, howey
sr permit Of active part being taken by Germany IN any
Emergency with the best intentions on the part OF Tie
1ferent Governments Prussia must therefore, continue
Inc Note and propose reform " the Federal Constitution
adapted the present state Of affairs This course Is The
more incumbent Prussia since even from her geograph
heal position alone her interests are Identical with the IN
erests Of Germany. The destiny OF Prussia is intimately
Conn ected with that OF Germany.
Count Bsnark asks in conclusion how far Prussia can
rely on the support Of the different Governments IN the
OF her being attacked by Austria being compelled
by threats from that Power to make war.
The Berlin papers state that military measures have
ordered by the Government The iorresSes OF Gla
easel Neissef FOrgan Wlttemburg Spandan, and Madge
burg be armed Several artillery regiments will be
raised TO their full strength The reserve Of the four new
regiments of the Guard and the infantry regiments of the
Fifth, Seventh and Sixth Army Corps shall not for the
present be relieved from military service but be called out
Ordinances Of the Ministers Of War and Interior are pub
sbed ordering that the substitutes and the men forming
,he Reserve to be called out together with the 9Th
Regiment.
telegram from Bresau Of March 81 says: The editors
of the Bresau journals have been ordered by the Director
Of Police 10 publish information whatever IN reference
to the military movements now taking place.
The Vienna journals describe war to be inevitable. In
consequence OF the present state of political affairs,
tensye contracts for the supply of corn have been entered
Into with the Credit Ansia.t.
According Tie Press that establishment is 20 become
nGovenmen, institution through the appointment Of s
Governor being vested in the ministry.
The Transatlantic Company have undertaken TO trans
port the Mexican volunteers 10 Vera Cruz
The Paris C0RstuOHHe says: The position Of France
In view OF the present difficulties in Germany very sim
pie and is the result Of wise aud ar-seeng policy which
may be summed up the word Neutrality" God alone
know II the crisis will be decided by war but the In
peTia Government has provided for all contingencies and
whatever may happen, France viii not be found unpTe
pared.
in France in article pointing out the preparations Of
Austria says; Everything is being OIganzed with view
10 the eyentuahtes Of war. The commanders have al
READY been appointed. The ATchdnke Albert will COM
tnand in Venea; Gen. Benedek The Army II the North
end General Won Gablcnz The advanced guard Of Gen.
Benedeks army.
The independence Beige pubshesa dispatch from Bcr-
n stating that Bavaria Grand Ducal Hesse and SayOny
have formed league in order 70 bring the AustrOPrussian
question before the Diet.
telegram from Brussels Of April SAYS: According 20
intelligence received here the attempts Of Count ismark
70 win over the Middle States Of Germany 20 the side OF
Russia have entirely failed The various Governments are
represented 70 have declared that the cspOusa Of either side
would b. q coniEgentiOu ia Tie Federal laws
fniaic d., ltctc from foriin state that az Confluence
se,ween Count BismaIk ard INT KcIoly the Austrian
E4psdog At Berlin the latter eDegepcGlV gqggted VI