, 1866-07-27

nF nt~l,t fhNr1k
Mou'1 put t,,,r Tba trooGs 7vnre n march
INTO Inc Town. ne troops Mtle ~ rla natsn ~
the next day to take POSSESSION. 4ne loi,
Koscnberr:
The Pru.sIan army having overcome the Anltri-
am 10 several encounters ant especially at Konig-
comneilcd tslem to re1ea., the FoYa Prn.si.n army
or The EIbe now takes possession OF Pfagnc. The
ei.y snd country of Bohemia will iuoeed have to
~ Will be respected 11le authorities and fnbaoI-
fSrts WIN have left are REQUESTED TO return IN or
der that The reuulsihon nsy be mlde IN regular
ha "onrerc,a I'M T1sdng reiaf1ons d the civ
VII ~, ic in.r,ter, Nth In the ieast and ehoY
% ~ ssio5 shrs5ee ~ nea,I "a rslS'
Wnv :ommun}caiion viii ba resestabi.bed viii en-
Tre1y denenfi m the An;11.an md mnufc,nai an.
P1naue. Ju,y a Maior General.
ivy ~@
The prns,inn maorfesto.
The following Is the full text Of the official
statement as to the policy Of Prussia In un-
dertaking the war: 70 clear up the mistakes
nrnnn,t}rStc6 nv thn nress n in1rjnr TIM
present polit1ca1 situations and to remove
,ne IN aha 9the e;s tneteoY
zeiger Of July 13) are empowered to make the
following declaration:
end Italy render il impo sibc to Conclude an srm,s
tIre r. neere ri.h Snstri4 rtfhnnr fhe nnrn,l
cnn<en, ri, hnih ntatee Tneen nhi'rstons rnn1l
not hut nteyent Itaiv from sccedinS to The one
foT jhsi pulposc; bg rhe sccepsapee Of Vcncta a.
GIN and from terminating The Italian participation
In The wnr:
EIuqpe knoE hat sord h assss 1ass o.
cal aies " VIII P Pnsss ues ~ to canoaeI M snS
seryts lie t,.hest ns,,onaJ AIMS. recsJds the NO
bitet national poasess1oas We demand for our
Eclvte only gnaIanegs for the territorial security Of
nur future. Bnt 70; Germany we require ths z ea!ao-
,,, ~ 81 teass ~ n. X 'ee eHd a t
H. 1ynSn1shn canast,on ~ sstxs ,.ihn er hnrnd.
aTie., Which has 20 long deprs ssed and hun.ls.ed
the reputation and power pf the nation IN the ful-
hlmeut or Ibis 1atlonal mission the msjony Of pa
t:lotit Gsrman Princes arc upon the slie Of Pms
eaa oas people, however. sae.acs o1oa a., ana tscas
aGa qo1 fos FGn, m eas .s H.
our tat6er: IN ISIS. SN - ''S ~'''
Wherever our troops penesrate into the eneu1y's
country They aaord striking proof how strongly,
as nesfefs q Easopsn eivnzaeioa, ,s H. taeJ ar; ~
Sar nnon tie peonie but oply asains1 lie Gove1a
meass which have IN vain endesSorcd to neie their
our sSs ware for any pe17od TIT hatred ssss Place
TO nooeE tee!nss toTa1ds ne. Ouf armies r. aoWev
e. 'Sa oy as r. ;hcr 81 III inv
SIM weII I:nn,r hnr IN cnnnnc1 and Ia aa for H.
attainment,
the pRues1AN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO rur 1a11An-
4 1IAA1S UT lAE 1LoAAVE9 h1aHlp4 Nk 4VlAAAAs
In consequ. nee oftho war brought about agalns.
oas wtsoes as ne Empefot OF Ausa, W. We snee nr
aoon xgnE nat.e taho nos a. ana
nns,inrsi nch;H. We do M, hrtnr war and Ieyasia
tIon> but kndnest and ftteudsbip to sl inhabtsnts
wi'hont distinction Of rapE, creed and nationality.
Do not ALLOW. yourselves to be persuaded by our
oppoIenH ano ealnsantatoss M .aa1 We aaTe enlessa
III W "as s9f Il. @ed ~ h,vn e.
"a stiaex 4na nz IN conany viz H. German Go;cT
| mtnts: but rothInc u further from our thought
than The Intention ol opposing your: rleh,sui
Wi.hcs tof independence and free NATIONAL de'esop'
,h 9nrs., n ~ srssT Semanded 4
von Il, prcnarne Tor Ills vi VA. We irs tar iTom H.
lending 10 imnose mon you fresh burdens, nor ia
We require anybody 10 act against hts coaTic1lona
We shal! be especially careful to honor and respect
your holy ttAEion. but We cannot suhef op1n fs n
dscs'tm1 ,rsneoeI @ , You meet meet d W. sH lena ae
=, MI pnss ~ An"" u As t''u' a'
Ysn sct in espfcIal foo1jshly when Won abando,
your dwellings snd give theua o1efto destruction.
You will 40 better to await the sodlers in I
ady s1d wta ths
1ni1r no}}nIcr INN Tnn bnt WHAT mn.t ~ no.ItaTei,
~ tsd ann III, nroect Du vaur nropesty wSicn To;
abandon to .pbbery and plnuder by your flight.
The future We commit, with lutt confidence TO th'
bands Of the e9d 81 Battles. Should oas rigateo9
9:s prevail the Tine Pay 9e19aRs 9i T. asTe Fl" !, w9sa ~
HNnRArnN1
fortune fhcn. establish your hapniness forever.
Fruuce Not Likely 10 Join In tho War
7rF.pm tie Daily News, JulyIsI
| It would be easy TO collect from the te1e
Themselves, might weil seem to Indicate
most serious extension of tho present war
All the mafcriols OF a copl1arrntlon are thert
Prussia and It4Iy united aud resolute
France bent on armed mediation !; Claldiui ii
fore Brunu, and the first ships OF the Frcncl
iron.c1al fleet on their way 10 Venice.
It would be idle to e1tcnuatc the gravity O.
tbcse symptoms. Nevertheless, taking {
broad view OF all the facts. we are disposed
to think that, On the whole, there Is NOR
| Aope OF containing Inc var WitAln 1ta p1esen
limits, ana or brtnetDT ABOUT peace-not per
haps immediately, out eelore !on1-Lhao lhel'
mas oesn any 4ay sinGe 1 lne ,. .uonaenr .,o an
nouuctd the cession OF Venetia under circnm
stances which haye greatly complicated tn
original STRIFE. we seem to have suFmountes
one dit1cnlty which was present TO ever
mind. 1T has been very commonly Assumed
that the French Government, through som
peculiarity In Its position, was unabl
TO mediate under ordinary conditions, an'
that 1t had no choice but to obtain the instan
! and full acceptance OF its recommendation
or lake part IL the war. Ibis supposition
SO pre)udlclal to the high poltica! repgtatio
Of the Emperor Napoleon, Is happily az
proved; frossia and ltaly nave ielt sou
pened 70 maze tnelf faecePt%aaee % o. tne IT, Isnts !;
l1cc, sno)ect 70 eoudtlons required ~ tas !.
terest Of their sespeetlye s.ates, ana aez aaes
: Conditions Tue trencn 9oseipmens Is oGSs g.
pied IN examining and alseass9H. ~
FRENCH MeuiaL1on tAcouatels u!.usuttlso ~ ~,
laeso Ae n Tug natuse OF Lna cgnsGss, LII - -
Emperor is not the man 70 ear1ak Hom a taisl let
! meeting them. speaking only OF Tue pre-
I H.