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relation TO Income taxes and one authorizing gas companies
10 add the manufacturer tax their contract prices. Two
weeks will proba " eaps before the bill is finally passed.
FREEDMBS's BUREAU BILL
Senator Wilson will try to get his Freedmen's Bu-
BIZ up tomorrow.
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The House to-day followed the lead of Thad Stevens
and BY vote Of eghyom thirty suspended the rules
10 take from the Pacific Railroad Committee the bill to allow
the Union Pacific Railroad the Smoky Hill Fork IN
stead Of the Republican Fork and to go directly west to
Denver City and Salt Lake City. where
it win connect with the main line running from
Omaha City. The blaso gives the California faehc
Central authority ahead untt meets the ne run
ming from the East The bill comes up to-morrow when 1t
will be passed finally II having been already passed o the
Senate by a vote oftwo 10 one.
ILLNESS OF MR. T.. b. wAsHBURSE.
Representative f. b. Washbume of Illinois was
taken suddenly with congestion OF the liver during the pro
eeedpes Of the House r.. ley tainted cway and
taken to The residence Grant where he now lies dan
Gerousy III.
THE WEST AND THE TARIFF.
The representatives of the wool faXseed, cattle,
lutte and other products the Great West express themselves
as highly satisfied with the Tariff bill reported to the House
ARREST OF AMERICANS IN IRgLAND-THE PRESIDENTS
MESSAGE.
The President to-day sent to the House message
in answer 10 resolution calling for information in regard to
the arrest and Imprisonment in Irnd Of American citizens
incl sing report from the Secretary of State upon the sub
ect The latter says lie has the honor TO snbon list
Of the names OF all aged citizns OF the United States
who according the information In the Department have
been arrested the suspension of the habeas cor
pus act in that country. Pursuant 10 the instructions OF the
Department the United States Minister at London and Con-
us Of the United States in Ireland have made such repre-
sentaton to the British authorities in regard TO the
cases persons that they lhave been released except
two held for trial upon grounds supposed to be sn
cient By the judicial authorities 1t is believed however that
consequence Of the aforesaid representations even the
persons referred to- Of whom Col Burke have been
set liberty before the present time The following are the
names those held ia arrest in Dubhn Maurce MeGrath
Lieut. Col John W Byron late major sh " YVols George
Archdeacon Michael BicFe late captain Goth ~ T. Vo'
Timothy d. McEnif John Pouring, Burke Krnan Melon
aid james Bible captain L. s. A. John H. Gleason Joseph
Gleason Bernard McDermitt, Michael OBreD, Michael
Duffy Daniel j. Mayk0s, james Smith Of Ohio, John
A. ComeriOrd Of Massachusetts Frank Leslie
Wm. Makers native Of Pennsylvania; Edward Morley
native Of Pennylyana; Cornelius eey, Thomns Hynes
Held In at Bf.st; Capt OByrne. John Dunn Held
Cork: John McCimpery native Of Ohio James Daniels
Held at IipperaTy; Thos. +. Blackwell.
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ARMY GAZETTE.
DISMISSED.

DISMISSED.
First Lieut. Jas Sprague, and A. +. Taylor iS-'h
United States Coored Troops.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The headquarters Of the l4h United States lnany hs
been from the Department Of tie Columbia 10 inc
Department Of California The headquarters ~ the ls bh
States Cavalry have been transferred on DHn baInh
Maor.en Steele Col Chas s. Lowell iith rnifed States
Innry has been assigned to the commiGd Of tie Dsrof
Arizona troops serving in the State Of south CaIoh
VIII be the first separate brigade and those ID No
Carolina as the second separate brigade. r
DETACHED
JUNE ls lS66-Actng Asst Surgeon A a. Fowler ffonf
the coast RIB and ordered 10 the seameE
Chckopee; Boatswain Isaac T. Choae from dnty at tbf
naval station Norfolk Va and ordered TO duty on board tn
from the steamer Chckopee aud ordered the coast survey
steamer Bib: Second Asst Engineer T. W. Clark from tha
steamer Chattanooga ard granted sick leave absence Mate
T. W. Bonsal nom United States receiving ship New ianp
shire and granted leave Of absence.
WAITING oRDERs-APPOlNTAENr REVOKED.
JUNE Ie-Second Assistant Engineer Samuel Grhtt =
placed waiting ORDERS Acting Ensign Jss Courtneys hp
pointment has been revoked.
HONOR ABLy DISCHARGED.
JUNE le-Mate Edward L. Eabrook, May p; Acting third
Assistant Engineer Horace SteadmaD. July ~ ls6A
JUNE ls-Mdshipmen L. q. SpaIdng and George Minis, 81
the Naval Academy
MIsCRLL ANEoCs
The United States steamer Chattanooga sailed IRON ths
Phiadeph. Navy Yard yesterday evening oa hei seeon"
trial trio She will be absent but few days A Marine
eonrt Marine Headquarters IN Wash
20 rust OF snch eases
wanna repaired she will again start IN The Pacific sanad
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Mr. HARRIS II. Y offered the following amendment 70
the section in regard 10 Bank circulation:
Ard pr0rded further That the provisions OF this act shau
not apply bank banking institution or corporation
charter had expired and whose affairs were 10 state oil
liquidation at the time the act OF June 80 leoi LOOK ene0
This adopted.
Mr. HARRIS moved to amend so to allow six months
instead Of three present claims for drawbacks TO inc
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
The amendment re- ected.
Mr.. SPRAGUB IN. H. offered an amendment TO ada 10
the free list FAX, and the manufactures thererom'
Adopted.
Mr.. ANTHONY r. IL offered an amendment to the IN
come tax section as follows:
Pyouded That the list in the Office OF the As
Collector shall be to the inspection OF me pup
c neither the Assessor the Collector shall Furnish
such list any portion thereof for publication nor per-
nit the same 20 be copied for publication.
This agreed 10.
The bill was then taken ont of the Committee Of the
Whole into the Senate
Mr.. SIBERIAN Ohio moved to strike out the following
provision:
That section 6of the Act Of March 1865 entitled An act
provide support the Government ana
the public deOi and Tor other purposes
apDroy cd June amended By striking out all after
tho enacng inserting in lieu thereof the following
banking association, State bank state bank
shall OF per eentun on the amount OF
state banking association used To-
such shall be assessed and paid ~ such manner as 'ha DC pa
scribed by the C0inulis,ioneT Of Internal Revenue o
Mr. SHERMAN subsequently modlhed MS amenumeht SO
as TO leave the above section in the BILL but 20 substitute
tho list of July 1866 for the ls of August, 1867 Adopted
Mr. EDMUSDs VT moved 10 change the tax on cotton
from two cents 70 three cents per pound which was disa
greed toYeas 6 NAYS, 20. Aiessrs Chandler Edmunds
Poland, Trumbull and Wade voted in the affirmative.
The bill was then read the third time and passed.
The Senate. al d o clock, adjourned.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
the jurisdiction Of the Court of Claims. Read twice and
referred to the Committee on Judiciary

the jurisdiction of the Court of Claims Read twice and
referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
MAIL ROUTES IN CALIFORNIA a.
Mr.. BDwELL Cal.) introduced bill to establish certain
mail routes in the State of California Read twice and
referred TO the POstOnice Committee
Mr.. BIDwELL asked leave to offer resolution instruct
ing the Post-Otfce Committee inquire into the expe-
diency OF re6stabshng the Southern rand mail fonte
from San Francisco via Los Angeles TO Memphis.
Mr.. ALLISON lowa objected, and the resolution was
not received
ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr.. STEVENS Pa, from the Committee on Appropna-
tons, reported back the Senate amendmentso the Army
Appropriation bill.
fhe first amendment reducing the appropriation FOR the
contingencies OF the army from s2j0oOO To 100000, was
The second amendment striking from The bill the pro-
viso that money should be paid 10 the Illinois Genital
Railroad Company for transportation OF troops was non
cOncurTed in.
The third amendment appropriatng $4,000 for the,
erection of reproof buildings az the ScnuyIkill Arsenal
Pennsylvania, as storehouses for Government properly,
was non-concuued in.
The fourth amendment appropraiing g. el6 40 fol tho
Freedmen Bureau, for the lis al year c0ncnD.d
in with amendment adding on ssOO Tor Telegraph
ing.
The fifth amendment requiring the Qnartermasier To
give preference in contracting for sJlp - articles VI
American production and on the Pacne coast to articles
produced there was concuned in, with al amendment
striking out that part which requires the rcrmsei-
General to accept the lowest responsible ' under ad'eT-
tisements.
purchase of s acres OF land Nashville Tenn, tastn
by the Government the site Of Fort Morion was non
cOncuued in.
Theseyenth amendment repeating the M section Of ire
act of the Eth of July 1892 define the ay and emoln-
mont of certain officers of the army; and rcdlng rso-
luton OF April L. 1868, to authorize the President TO as
sign the command Of troops in tie same held or DE-
parment TO officers of the same grade was non-cohe"-
red in. r,
The eighth amendment, providing that tie Snpenntend-
ent of the Military Academy may be selected IRON any
corps. Of the service, vas non-concuirea %
The ninth amendment repeating the 18Th section OK
the act of March 3, 1868, for enrolling and calling Qua
the National forces. which prohibits the payment OF
extra duty pay enlisted men, and extending the pro
visions of the original law in that respect 10 the Navy
and Marine Corps, was nOn-cOncuned IN
The tenth amendment increasing he mileage OF ohceis
whose transportation in kind is not furnished 10 ten cen
was n0u-cOnouucd H.
ADJOURNMENT
On motion of Mr.. STEVENS the House Insisted Oh It's
disbursements with the Senate and asked io Committee
OF Conference and then, at $40 W, the House AL
iourned.
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P,us.ia aad Austria.

THE PRUssIAN EMBAssADOR IN VIENNA RECEIVES MS
PASSPORT
The Austrian Government in sending the Prussian
Emaador bis passport informed bin il took the step because
It booked as if the withdrawal the Ausrians from Hoen
as taking place under cOmpulson from Prnssia.
WITHDRAWAL OF THE AUSTRIAN AMBASSADOR Ar
BERLIN
The Prussian Government in giving Count karOyi
tie passports which be demanded accompanied them with
better Lodging the with which he iu
filed his dl)maiic functions Austrian Embassadof al
Berlin
AUSTRIAN INTERESTS Al BERLIN
Austria is said to have confded her interests at Ber
Din ard IIoreaee to the Dutch Ministers at those Courts
PRus;sIAS INTERESTS At VIENNA.
The Ministers of France and Bavaria are said to
have do lined to look after PrusssD interests at Vienna
AUSTRIAN DISPATCHES STOPPED BY PRUSSIA.
An Austrian courier, proceeding from Vienna 70
Gen GalIsez was stopped Pres&an territory asd his
dispatches taken froR him.
sEBSAY EnPREssfs AND QUfEss-A PANT hope soR
PEACE.
Tue Paris correspondent of TIE Times says: 1t is b.
Iesed the Queens Expresses who are IN Germans
rug their best efforts to reesbsh bsSeen the soyesegns
that peaee which er people so earnestly desire have doae
noretbsp has been generally supposed Russia also employ
ing sLer diplomacy with the secondary Germcn Princes Tie
ter says there are stu people Paris who beere that var
nay yet be ayertei.
POSITION OP THE AUSTRIAN ARMY ~ BOHEMIA.
Tho Vienna correspondent Of The TIM" describes
the positions the Austrian Army Of The North The center
10 between Omn.z and Prague the e wing eftends iro"
ysgue % DE nOrthvesern frontier Of Bohemia aud the Rl
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THE WAR AND THE FRENCH BUDGET.

TIE WAX AND THE FKtNCH HUUUhI'
In the Corps Legslatif NJ. Rouher, in reply TO
Gunner Payes said the threatened disturbances in Europe
were not likely shake the favorable condition OF the French
Indgct but II the xpendure increased by necessity for
assuming armed neutrality the Government would Of beces
siy conyoke the Corps Lcgatf Jl Fayre then opened
the debate upon Mexico.
THR EMPEROR MAMMALIAN.
La F,aace denies the rumor OF an intended abdlca-
,,on of tbe Mexican throne bv Mlximilian
THE BOURSE.
The Bourse on the lith was weak and closed at 63i
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EUROPE.
TWO DAYS LATER NEWS.
Rupture Of Diplomatic Relations Between
Austria and Prussia.
Important On,eial announcement OF tEe
Emperor Of AUSTRIA
Austria Decides 20 Resort TO the
Sword.
The Federal Diet Takes Sides With
Austria.
The Federal Army to be Modified
Prussia Announces the Dissolution Of the
cermanic Confederation.
EOssuTrS ADDRESS TO THE HuSGARIANS.


FARMER PoST, Monday, June -, loo.
The Morayian left Liverpool at 23O ?. L. June T. Lon
Iordery June h. and passed tbs point at noon to-day
The CITY of Boston, from New-lork, and the Belgian
from Quebec, reached Liverpool on the evening OF
the 18Th.
The steamships Atlantic, saxonia and America, from
New Yors arrived ot Southampton on thcl3th and the
steamship, scotland and City Of Manchester, IRON New
york, arrived a, Q eenstown at midnight on The 18Th
The steamship Ericsson, from NeH-NoTk, arrived at
Bremen Oh the Ilth.
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Hungary.
,,,r,r's annppes To THE UTNCARIkyS

KOssUTH's ADDRESS TO THE HUNGARIASs.
Kossuth had issued an address to the Hungarians
a al Turn recommending them TO wait for the OF
events aud remain they enroll Themselves an the
Hungarian Legion; and IL matters progress IN such manner
as 10 offer field action, due notice will be given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

Albany, Monday. june y Istt.
The Canal superintendent commenced filling the Level
at the break west of Schenectady Saturday night Inc
water came in so slow that it not expected the levels
above and below the break would be full enough 10 pass
boats earlier than or o'clock last evening.
~ ALBANY Monday June 25-i0 O. m
Boats from beyond the break are expected mere tosns
or fo-mouoW morning
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The War Crisis in Itaiy.
LIE FIRST MOVE OF TIE ITALIANS

The Daily Ne,cs's correspondent at Florence says
The rs hostile movement Of Italy will be to throw 60 900 men
in one BODY across the Po following this by pouring 100000
into Veleta.
FORCED LETTER OF GLADSTONE.
Italian papers had been hoaxed by forged letter purport
ING 10 be from Gladstone ympahizug with the Italian cause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

BUFFALO Monday. June 25. lt66,
tornado passed over this city this afternoon about
o'clock uprooting and blowing down trees ana awnngs
and unrooine several buildings including the Uni,ed
States Express Companys stables and badly inurng MI
Thomas Gould, Oyerseer The root oil hrennn Han anu
Arcade was partially destroyed. Several persons were IN
iurcd and two are reported killed.
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The RrincipnIities.
- nr m pnIr,ftxIAN GnvERNMENr.

4 PROTEST OF THE RoUMASIAN GOVERNMENT.
The Roumanian Government had issued a circular
10 the Powers protesting against the hostile attitude assumed
M Turkey asserting its loyalty TO the Turkish Govern
ENGLAND WILLING TO RECOGNIZE PRINCE CHARLES.
1t was stated that England had notified ITS willing
TO recognize Prince Charles Of Hohenzoern rs Hospodar
nrovided he takes the oath Of allegiance Sultan.
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CammsrcinI Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL CoTTOS MARKET, JUNE ll.-Saes OF Cotton
for four DAYS 900 bales incuong 1000 bales 70 Isd
rers Zoe ui,rkst is firm NJ unchanged pIces "uaNns 'Pu
are quoted a. ia al3fd ,. , -. -, ,ooa. .nl
warns. . 49,. t,,. i.Tb. market is
6,m Iicbafd.ou sJelce Co report fiont hin nhu
md an adv.rre Whest steady 10 3al09 for Winter
~ Corn stesdy At % D for Mixed -
fiygRpooL PEorIsIoS MARKET June 4-fe market Is geneny
Various circulars report: Beef quiet and 'rsds'
81, nel md steady Bacon steady Lard qiio' and noDs
p auiei afd steady .,..ix s,,s,
lice fat. ROsn duh sfrfs iuIPehle
uof.eL lie ro,um que and steady III, 49, To-. 40,
LoSpox MARxsrs 4THBesduhs hm Win an sdvaelns' el
erv -ugar quiet steady Cofe; hm lea fHe anu 'eu
Rice .eady fellow steady.
LATEST.
,,sppoo lime 5F evening tOTrof>aes0 Of ne Ne-h
e bs aiding pecusiors and VSVo bae ~
,nog,er. lie sre, has rnei hmef, "iih an Aash.s OF
~ m, stiesn aud slightly deifeT for oler ce'cfipionn II
syfhofifed nn0tai9Us
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GENERAL NEWS.
Grent Britain.

PARLIAMENTARY.
Proceedings in Parliament on the l3th were unim-
portant.
THE RYvES TRIAL.
In the extraordinary trial in which a Mrs. Ryyes
sought 10 establish herself as princess OF the Royal Family
her mother having been married TO the Duke OF Cumbend
The iury fourd verdict against the claimant 1as TIM"
treats the case as an imposition.
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Switzerland.

ARMED NEUTRALITY.
The Swiss Federal Council had issued decree
calling out the First Reserves OF the Swiss Army for the de
fence Of the passes of the Alps the side OF Italy
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OBITUARY..

THE REV. JOSEPH H. KESNARD.
The Rev. Joseph II. Kennard. the oldest Baptnt
clergyman Philadelphia died last evening He has been
pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church in that city f0r nsaS
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Russin.


DYFEAT OF THE PRINCE OF BuKHAFA
On the both of May, the Prince OF Bokhara with
An men and 2l guns engaged Russian force and suffered
geci1iTe defeat losing 10 and being completely
Tnnted The Russian loss was Insignificant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

S,k hi por, Iof0 900 including al 900 r 81 a. els
~ s,v fFr;4svl were bsles. n1d'ng V' sars 20
-i,te ,rJ poror The aaike T. qsei sud uncb
EsPoRT.rie Maneh,ssr masket Is hi" io 'o''" "
and Ill.,. - Flon~ and
BRgADsrrYg.-The msxet IL hrmer snd holders o. '''" anu
Wnea'd an Con- Gul ana dceiu"F
PROyIsONs.--The market j. stesdy. -. eetaot T.
LOSDOS FTlay evening, June lA-Consos eioe O. "'"'t W
c.,ac.. u;oof. c.,,.
AxxRcaS rocxs-Uacd States a9os, Cat'i inoS ''"''
ssa 55t; EIie. fOi o. = a. p.rt q
ioSDoN June Evening TIL we'fly return OF Le D'hA %
Fgx AID saOw. "a IN bolton Of l.sodU1 - a.
sshLenhwaie lhcuaI Of the evening 81 tle S -.
at business The week IN American srcnlue anu
ts w Ole well maintained. Fye-twene at o:e inr toues,u
b1 A. 81 d6l Illinois without alteration o. ~
New York. ds,laet 20 Ft0'i INC 'e'
ut has de iSped scarcity Of fvetwenfe ant Ire
Tuyllsb fund.- az undor the Tie pfbf if''
mans a 10 per cent ,,
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Rapture Between Prussia aHd Oht.
THE PROPOSED MOBILIZATION OF TIE FEDERAL ARMY
THREATENING DECLARATION OF PRUSSIA.
The question Of the mobilization of the Federal
ARM proposed by Austria still pending the Frankfort
Diet Prussia opposed it as entirely opposed 70 Federal law
and called on the German favorable TO Prussia to vote
against it, and road ,csera eoy sDIoHD Of ne MOTTO" O.
hG 0de0soJy.
TIE MOTION TO MOBILIZE TIE FEDERAL ARMY
ADOPTED - PROTEST OF PRUSSIA - IMPORTANT
DECLARATION OF AUSTRIA.
The German Diet JyG rote Of 10 st,, reso'ced TO
.aoJai.e s FGero Army The Prussan member protested
from tie decision Of the Diet The Austrian representative
insisted on the ndsoluby Of the Confedera9n and the
Diet voted ITS adhesion to the Austrian declaration
TIE FEDERAL ARMY.
The subioined is from Munich letter. dated the 'th pup
Nshed in the NoRiteur;
bns,on Of tie each everemeni hste IS
to ere t ,' Sns Of th feGea measures when sy
lite Fe5er rfory According to he Gernnie Military Con
ssOn Of 1870 arleI considerable period required oI psins
.iaed ii The connser several state when deibeIson. in
Generals te Ihc partial experiment. made 40 .'s sa ag
w 6 view Of hs.eains theta order complete the
o armed e,.Isy S snS Hshsrg ea tsgS
seess,et Tie discovery a. once ulde u.l te
We s military constitution. which tale ior sTsnted Baron de
sid In 1850 good accord snIoDg Oh conedeIaes and
q, betwe ~ Aa.tra Prus lie two great Powers are
bond to ace disposal tie Dirt in OF wal tire, core
equipped being tie Elective corresponding 10 me
smoan German poP1hon The se,e ~ Is entirely i.l'
M by Bavsra hound &c Place tJeO men on wef ioouhg
9th ninth and 1fh corps are iona Of me colnfr
the
In war Il uud.rthe orders Of general
Issimo Diet That mn iry system severely cee
by Prussia time tht Power has desired TO OBTAIN
th immediate command the Ninth ead Tenth corps darme nr
rhed by the north 0! the Msine fIua con
sid.s y duiy IN Germany g. an eds Iie necessity ana
,e.t tie failure tue Diet IN lGj she eudesVoreu
40 Obtain The smaller Of Northern Germany
ruoy connections She has succeeded WITH We
ehie, Of SAKE otha and Spse Atenbus 5nf with tue
Prneipsty q Wsldock. The original project Of giving TO
Prus the con III the tfoops 10 the norm OF tue
resppeared IN the programme when she hs pessu
FedeTsl reform, aud iorms one Of the
lion, Witch Pnsss wishes decided by the German sa
have caused great excitement "a we sreo
the
to Of the nonen. Mun The object aimed u there II to btn
% a, Federal other than those Of ffussa
aud Austria will ense the States sincerely staed 70
iuons rlay active part the events winch are Dei PIE
.r,d Among the declaring that the con
tnKent OF the Dnchy which forms brigade should he R
ssd from the with the Eighth eontshg
ht troops WnrteDbfg and the Grand D1eh baden ana
There less activity the cohtinsn forming ue
md Corps No has been adopted IA nAsn
boas Electoral Hesss In ssxony eone the smsnrn' are
him
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TIE IMPENDING WAR.
Rupture Between Au.,ria and Prussia.
REPORT OF a DECLARATION OF WAR.

y
Rumors were cnrent az Liverpool when the
steamer salctha ita morning had d'caed 0ar
seoias. Pr1ssil.
Several private kilograms alleged TO lave been receved
Int nothing pablo authentic Nothing public OF moment
t-srspred sincs interruption Of diplomatic relations
between Prussia and Austria
SPEECH or THE EMPEROR OF AUsTRA-AUSTRIA Is
COMPELLED TO RESORT TO THE SWORD.
LoxDOx, June l5.-No formal declaration of war
has yet been made but the Emperor Of Aust in speech
10 the Vienna Corporation yesterday said that having done
everything else he corgeled 20 tie sv0rd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-04
draft himscls ishaisgIl,cvs1t s"sntcion , y
lGirculatoaMoI Papcrr.

The etarion DemdEENt tells The following
whd dles6Ine.tru "Tbe only rcasen n oW
why the Republicans maintaip,tslH power
y bccausc they riruuiatci thclf fhper4 in
nugSters greatty IN excess loi Democratic
pafers. The isepablican Itrcss speaks to
ffty voters where the .DemeeTatic pr Tcss
speaks TO one. nence-6ty lies areteld ID
one truth = 6fty'ifa ifallaniesi are promulgated
TO one sound argume,rs, and any, men art
led astray by 1ies and sophsstrvVt where On,
Is enlightened by truth ahd sound aYau-
ment, Jet" every patriot subscribe fol
Democratic papers and do all III, can tC
increaseStfeif tifttifati6nS. This is tho tlrs
Rph Indispensable ccndition to Democrati,
auGeess.,. Nm ~. n.LnI 3, !.