Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
TELECRAPhIC.

NEW oRK, June "a. The following has
been received from Washington without ex-
PLANTATION. 1t appears to be proclamation,
Of the Emperor Macmillan TO the German,
troops in his employ. 500
"Officers under officers, and soldiers of my
Austrian and Belgian volunteer corps.
Ever mindful of your national welfare
and remembering your loyalty and self. de-
dial so often shown to me, have the purpose
Of removing the difficulties that have arisen
in consequence Of a financial crisis, accented
in your name the generous offer of France to
assist us with its means. You will hereafter
form part ofone and the same division, COM
rades in arms, destined to share with you
difficulties and dangers. The same depart
ment will hereafter guard your common
welfare. To you there remains, however a
splendid organization; and the heretofore APP
pointed superior, whose successful leadership
and whose glorious bravery have so long
and so often served as examples in battle and
victory. Your rights and interests are
therefore protected, l trust
Your Emperor, the same, as he will always
count on your courage and good discipline.
Signed MAXINILLI0N.
Mexico, May ls, 1866.
VIENNA, June l2--Evening Won
Gablenz had originally received orders to
maintain his position in Altoona, but under
all circumstances to avoid firing the first
shot. The General declared in reply that the
Prussian troops being six times superior in
number 10 his own, the order was impracti-
cable, and that either the Austrian brigade
must be sacrificed or withdrawn Ii was
then General Gablenz was instructed to re.
tire.
ALToyA, June 12.-All the Austrian
troops have evacuated Holstein, aud have
marched toward iiarburg. The Dude of
Augustenburg left yesterday evening, aud
General Won Gablenz early this morning.
MEL, june l2.--Baron Won Schelpesson,
the new Governor of Schleswig- Holstein
has arrived here.
altoona, June l2.-Gcnerrl Won Gablenz
has issued a proclamation dated from this
town, to-day, addressed To the Holsteiners,
which says 'Forcible measures have fol-
lowed the occupation OF Holstein, in viola
ton Of the Gasten Convention. The assem-
bly, of the estates has been prevented hy
force OF arms, and the Holstein Government
'Nohiih-ioslphNA Aas OtNu hEtSleu. III HIS
proclamation of the goth, the Governor of
Schelwig has declared that he will also as
sumo the chief governing power of Holstein.
He has annouced the dismissal of the Ho.siein
Government and has substituted another
civil administration in its place.
The Prussian troops are marching upon Al
tona- The forces at my command are not
sufficient to offer resistance to a hostile attack
from the German Power which has hitherto
been our ally,
al am not in position TO protect the right
with my small force. Following the Eu,-
peror's orders, yield 10 superior Numbers.
and .eave the country When understood
the government, you,met me with confidence.
Retain that confidence and accept my heart
felt thanks.
troublesome days will come upon you.
and for the present. force will rule. Yield
TO II with, that good sense which you have
so often shown, aud remain faithful to the
good cause. Your fate is in Gods hands
endure, trusting in happy issue"
ALroSA. June le.--The Prussians entered
this city and its vicinity at balfpast ten
O'Clock this morning.
AhhlSSloN, juno ia lettcr, dated
Paris, juno, received in this city, says that
the steamer which is about TO leave 81 MAJ
ane tor Mexico viii carry out an autograph
letter from the Emperor Napoleon III TO En-
peror MaSimilian, according 10 what is
affirmed 10 me, the first OF the two Soyer-
eigas demands that the Mexican custom
houses shall be placed under French admin-
istraiion a guarantee Cor the Mexican loan
converted into three per cents.
IL is also stated that in default Of the &C :
cep,anoe Of this position by the Mexican
Government the Preach troops will be i'm
meiiaiely recalled. II, on the contrary, an
arrangement shall he made between the two
allied Governments, the terms announced for
the departure Of the troops wall he maintain
cd.
LOUISVILLE, June e6.-Sales 2ls bids Of
tobacco. Market fully sustained IN sympa-
thy with the advance in gold.
Mess pork dull NJ $500.
SuPertne hour $500 extra $3.50 extra
family sll,50.
Mixed corn sec white Tic Oats lsc.
Bacon shoulders lsc, clear sides &c, Lard,
10 tierces. 23c.
Raw WHISKY se,?5
Groceries hrmer.