, 1866-07-04
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS

ProclAmatjong By the BeIlfgeren1s-
Detailed account Of PrnssfAn Army
moyensents-TheG Great Enstern-Pro'
posed Plan Of Operations in She Lay.
tnE Of the Gteat Cable.
Nrw Yonk. July s-Ths following arc the NOR,
lmportaD, rroc'.@4tion: By the respective oellI
It rentt, received by mail:
The king OF saxony to his subjects:
DREspEN. June IL. 166d.-k1rg John left III.
eas,a tor the any ths;e ,et; evening iant
hcttt Before his departure His Majesty issued ths
following:
TO my hIthlu, Saxcns:
An nntustitable nttsck compels ME to take NJ
arnt. Sa.ons! We ase treated as enemies becanst
ne renamed faithful 10 the rights Of q kindred
great German fatheria1d; because #. did not yield
10 unfede11l den1mds. However painful msy be
the sacrifices fate shall impose upon n, let Us &c
Is trae that ws ars few IN numbers, 6ut God
Is mighty IN the weak who trust in Him,
and w. ehall not fail TO receive The
The confederation. Although I'M for the moment,
compelled 10 yield 10 superior force and separate
from you. still remain in 1he ufaet of my Falisu1
hops .oon 10 1sturn 10 ,ou, should Heaven hie.s
orr arms. 1 rely firmly upon Yonf fidelity and al.
stction. A. wr have held iogclhez in hsppJ daJt,
11nst sou a!to IN ne, ioI yoar pto:pcsity cEe1 has
notto Be. with God foE the night" JouS.
ENG w1LIlAK TO THE pkCss1Axs.
BERLIN, JuCe ~. .1668.-Tne manifesto Of King
William TO The Prubeiau people has been te6ned
to-day. the principal passages Of which are a fol-
"'1he hopes thai an alliance hsscd upor mutual
esteem apd furtheI1ng the property md power Of
Germany would Is.ne from the Prassan md Aus.
An.;,la has not eousitcrcd Prnssis u her neutral
ally bnt Es hostile rival and hat drawn The Fede-
Ial Princes into ozearn Of The Confederation. The
OF has neen IL @
Prusai.n people. Her opponents deceive them
selFc. I! thty Imagine PrnssIs to oa paralyzed 1y
u1'senstoue a. Eome. Before the enemy these dii.
oce another ttara united."
The manii LAYS street the t4et thst Prussia.
with Ergland, F1apee and Russ1a, made great ei-
forts to effect pacific tesiIement, and proceeds:
WE arc compelled 10 aeht for c1i..cnsc; We must
htht iGr life AID death against those Who rr.sat
she Pussta Of the great Frederick and Of the war
Of fndt pendcnce. God give rs strength. We fhall
he strorE enough to mite more firmly those looten
ed ties Of Germany which those who fear the right
md power Of 'he na1iona ePlr7t hare torn nphrt-"
F!GToE EMANUEL TO THE 11AIIANs.
Victor Emsnuel haa iesned tturinR sppea1 to
the 4taltane BE recpitulatcs the resul Of the lust
tsa and regrcis that toE snprrme PERSONS the noble
hands Of the Au-0faus. That favorable oppor-
tapIty has now arrived to accomplish the freedom
Of Venetia from An.t1isn rule. lie charees me
turb 'he pacific work Of reorganization In I.aly.
He replies hy again taking up atn". but neFerlhe
proposal for conference Aust,1s hsr1n? refused
fesh proof, II the contdes In her success shc doea
rot re}3 equally on the goodness Of her eause.
The manife* to concludes with patriotic decIaTa-
ttons and the ASSURANCE that 1tay has the sympathy
OF ErsOpe ana hlnds orer the attaits OF Stite TO
Trinee Coren1n while he agatu takes up the eagles.
Victor Emsnue] alto fssued a proclamation to tie
Ea1ional Grard conddlng 10 them the guardianship
Of put'lc securty ana order
unfeefs OF lncca:
ny f.tepds, you know thtE In this world chanca
has *ha-e II evelysbtnp. One sailor may come
upeu recfs and thoal., while ano.her hnds treas
pne tolaeF n thf h .eeoo,t sank =, e, may BE-
tine remaipe unhurt. .A TO me hayc arrived 1t
The decline OF tie, and consider mytelf most 5ortu
ns,e sae IN benz smons:t yon, he9fs TousE ~ Tine
in.ultcd bs e1emis. :Iroops. Il i. you who
NJ" ssE g. .ete 1a 11s proud sasa aa%s
Il il who c yon thls. Yaa are Distilled 10 CO..
que1 Tell the foreign armies that 1t u r&nity On
p7s 10 1ns n1 ya0 FL @
wear cap, fcnse felt hat and .oue Th1ta hsnd.
keIchiet On your head, !et but Musket be Put
! IN pzoaa 10 be Et'h JOE. toz as.nfcd1y we snsll
Tremendous chcc1inc followed this add1ssf.
The following + The Imperial manifesto 10 tho
SH2GA, snndsy Morntns.-On The north
cIn ard Routhern froaslers ct the En-
pfrc sre ARRIVED the armies Of two allied ena-
niles ui usta, with the Intention oi shaking tho
foundation Ut her po:ition a& an European Power.
Au61tia sought 70 eonQneals aud hears no part Of
.he l,lsme .or the SAD list Ct unhappy complIca-
to1x, which, had f1utsfAs intcnt,ous been equally
1itlfetcstei. would Ecref have arisen. and when
Larc Lcen brougn, about Tor the accomplishment
oi teld otitcia und therefore not susceptlble
of pesce!ul solution b5 my Government.
1he manifesto then mentions the coulfe OF the
negotiation for the preservation Of peace. The
mnnifrt'o then crnne1ates the ael1 OF violence
committed hy Prussia, VIZ: The entrance Of her
sroor4 into Hplstelr thu dispersion OF her esates
a1d the movement BY whirh P1u.alan troops, ten
timex superior IN number, fnrcnd the Auslriana
70 retire. Ii further asteTts that Prusf1A tore
her tecett ION from the Confederation, ard BY nrp
ceedtrg v1h military force against the eovefr1sps