New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-29


European crisis that if the Emperor does not
directly make known his resolutions by cornmu-
nication to the great bodies Of the State it may
be considered certain that If. Rouher will be au
tborised TO make r declaration to the French
Chambers. The same paper Gontradiets the ramor
Of French military preparations. 1t also says: |
81 We believe the Tumors of an expected Imperial
message and the issue Of new loan to be unbound |
ed ~ and adds, should M. Rouher be questioned
onthe policy of the government, he will probably
only repeat the declaration Of May B."
AUSTRIA,
telegram from Vienna June Q, says the EN-
peror has addressed autograph letter to Prince
Colorado praising the report OF the commissioner
for the control of the public debt, and expressing
satisfaction at the order which has been effected
IN the public debt department.
The passport system has again been introduced
along the Swiss frontier.
The Vienna Post announces that the day for the
next extraordinary sitting Of the federal Diet is
not yet settled.
Austria has started for the headquarters Of the
army of the North
Ills expected that the taxes will not be collected
in some parts of the Empire, and that other con.
cessons viii be made.
PRUSSIA.
The minister of the interior has been deputed to
reply to the resolution in favor OF peace. The
minister says that the king, in his reply, reue-
family perceyes in these addresses an absence of
that devotion which characterized the Bresau ad-
dress, and repeats the assurance with which his
majesty replied to it as fitting answer to all the
addresses.
The king, adds the minister expects, in view OF
growing dangers, the unconditional devotion of
his people.
THE GERMAN DIET.
In the sitting of the Federal Diet of June 8, the
Prussian representative repudiated the nsinuation
that it was the intention of Prussia TO annex the
Duchies by force; and affirmed that Austria by
her declaration of June l. had violated s the mu.
tusl engagements concluded between Austria and
Prussia Prussia was disposed toward peaeeably
settling the question of the Dnches, as well as that
Of federal reform, by a German parliament; but
he commended the Diet was incompetent to deal
with those questions. Austria could not eonvoke
me Hosten States, except by violating the Gas
1ein convention.
The Austrian representative denied that Austria
had violated the foreign treaties.
The proposal Of the military committee of the
Diet that Mayence should be occupied BY Baya-
fian, and Rastadt by Baden troops as well as that
divisions Of the federal reserve should be stationed
in both fortresses, was unanimously adopted,
THE GERMAN STATES r
telegram from Munich says the popular feel
ing against Prussia increases. The ultra montana
party desrousihat Bavaria should take partwith
Austria against Prussia. Concessions are being
made by the ministry relative to military arrange
ments. The present ministry maintains the policy
of declaring against the power that shall first begin
the war. The government supports the plan that
in case the Prussian proposal for reform in the
federal Diet, should miscarry, German parlia
meut should be assembled, from which Prussia ant
Austria would be excluded.
altoona June I2.-Gen. Won Gahlenz has ISSUED
proclamation dated from this town. to-day, sd
dressed to the Holsteiners, which says "torcibt
measures have followed the occupation Of Hostein
IN violation OF the Gastein convention, The assem-
bly, of the Estates has been prevented by force OF
arms, and the Hoistein government commissioner
has been arrested. In his proclamation Of the
1eta instant the governor of Scleswig has declared
that he will also assume the chief governing power
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