Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28
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yflf4a4 Nxw Youk, June, %.
The following l. the speech Of the EmPe.
ror of Apstril - the csmmep council Of
VieanA sn abe lab, refeered 70 10 the Tor
eign news:
| issue this manifestation from the city Of
Vienna with great satisfaction. have done
everything in my power 70 preserve ene
bsaes end ibertv Of 0esmanys bus It has
been made inpossible 10 all quarters for me
me 10 do 90. This ID the most afduous
period have experienced since ny access
ion to the throne. I now resort 70 the
sword with confidence in Ged. ny good
r;eht. my valuable army, aud The . op-
Grafton Of my faithfal subjects, bat must
especially express my fullest satisAetien
With the unanimity and attituds Of visnns.
Notwithstanding that considerable saesillceG
have been already imposed upon the capi-
tai by the stoppage Of businsss and the
want Of employs ent for the population, the
most exemplary order prevails here In comI
paYison With the other countries, and =
cannot Sufficiently express my recognitio
Of this fact.
The Berlin correspondent Of The Lond
Times says: The Russian force concsnt
ted in Southern Poland 10 nov slowly Z {
vancing in the direction Of the 0ilsta
frontier, and It Ii surmised in Austria y
Poland will take up such . position Az o
eventually be at the disposal Of the KAkf'
It was positively stated At Copeuhsen
that Sweden, Norway and Denmark had
concluded IN offensive and defensive .reaty
Of allegiance. 80
It's stated that the ASstrian Minister ON
foreign sffairs withheld \,he passports 4
Baron Won Wuther, the hpssian onhasea>
dor, and the Pruss:an gov nment had n.
leased counsellor Lusseo. VIII was arrested
in Holstein. 40 \
Baron Won wstl.er consequently did no
leave Vienna till the l4th
Communication bad been interruptet
between Brescia and the Venetian pfovin ).
Peschira had been closed. Il vas rumorcd
that large Austrian army BOD been carried
suddcnly to the Bousuan frontier. The ltal-
ians having probably given Austria reason
10 fear % attack on Hunger. It vas obo
rumored that the Italian troops had made Z
movement 10 advance up0n Tie nincio. sa
1 ~. -.as HAsoyxa, ,Jans To-
The PrussiAn forces are marching int
Hanover from Hamburg and Nineteen. A
royal order has been issued prohibiting d
further traffic in the District Of Hasburg
Lenderg, Ilohnsta6, and Lnneberg, thu
closing the northern HaEoverian frontier
The Prussian proposals for an alliance in %
cosdance with which 'Hsnover should Oh.
serve neutrality has been refused By. IN
j kiog. Hanovsr has also po1iivsly st1e11ei
the piucipal points On ths Prussian propos
ale for mere closely usitsd confederation
especially those ssticiss ofths Prussiap Aro
Iject which refer 70 the military organixatioi
end question Of the German fleet. The Ham
burg railway has been destroyed n sewers
places. The Hauoverisn troops we're retii
ing to Gottingen for CONCENTRATION ther
with the Austrian Kohk .Brinade and th
Bavarisn army. Garibaidi accompanied b,
Gen. Fabrisi, d.. Albsws, and Others, aAc
inspecting the regimsnts Of volunteers -
ssublsd ut Camo win proceed - Piaeen1
whsss BE- will meet the King ofItaly. II
Iwill aext proceed - Bari ed 1AjsstA - r,
, | view The volunteer troopa Ia thsss toGo9 :
L 10 stated that ~ has addressed . letAsf
the King begging him to give the CON
J mand Of : Division Of volunteei
to General PAlaiviacinp, who con
! handed the troops u AspfSninti, wAei
7 0aribaldi was wounded II the foot. a2
i ~ vIRyxA, june 16.
The Lene Free Prcssc Of to-day asser!
that Prince Gortxchoko6 sent a circular
. the representatives Of Prussia abroad ST
ting that upon the slightest violation /
. the neutrality ty France, Russia vi
abandon her present neutral attitude.