, 1866-03-26

The Trussian Deputies and their. Con-
stituents.--Letter from the Rebel
. Mason-.-Bisllop Colenso Again.
Prussia and Austria.
[v]erna {Aarsh @ Correspondence Of the London


tVlcrna {March g. Correspondence OF The London
T1mes.j
rea. IONS bei ween Austria and Fsussia ars very
E:s; 5saSs5', 1 ssof tine sso csaaf BssmslE ssse
RP sh q to sae T. n nel:sa to 70 ras: ii:
IT, eo 9epsa IT. Ii Ass'1 &c 9upel Ms
Government wns not dlsposod 10 raaIo an5
change IN lie convention concluded ii Gasscln. As
EoaRt cs.oy 5epy ''as fatty spp,ovea by ~
rltable to make tp Count Mensdouf p1opositlon
e Tho tanse e,teet, He h1s simply directed 9aron
Affairs know Int the Pru.aian Government hopes
the protieosinu will soon b. changed into dxfnl-
tirIm. aAustria," ssYs ny informant, " w1shes to
asoad eone. wa!h psusG1a 6ns 1es Rssnee .,s Is e.
should th1ugr tnke eerious tuu in Holstei1, Aus
u vi maize necessary p,spalst59.ns tor asienes,
question European character By cedtng her
rights In the two Duchles Of the German Confed-
csaunu.
ALARn IN GERMANY.
tPssds tA1arch y coEespondence Of tho London
Pnuto letters received here from Germany show
That setous alarm to felt, chiefly among The minor
md Prustta. But when people are Alarmed they
eave natural tendency t9 e1asseattou, which
enoud make ~ receive their statements with The
cet do not believe in Msr; the bulk Of the public
would, however, view It without dissatisfaction.
Ihetwo plnnders1s Of Deu.natk, lighting owe. their
political burglary.
COURT TON o1sxAHK's v1Ewa.
Count von B,amark had forxarded reply tothe
recent address o' some member Of the nolstetu
rlously slated that / consider the union oflhe
Duchle& with the Pfuaslan mouarchy to be the
most advantageous solution possible. Respect for
Government to make fresh endearors 10 obtain Tho
eonsent Of Auttria to thIs solution and satisfy the
clains Of Pruekis, which Will be maintained under
Inc admmit ati3e unity Of the Duchies md gna.an.
lee ,heir prosperity" Il ia stated thas the Germans
.se esst,ag longing eys on usge1sDd whIsa hey
Some attempt IL making to impress the smalt popu-
tauon with tne advantages which wonld accrue to
them wert thefr island Transformed into German
torttees, With splendid hn1bor.
The ReniAna.
The Dublin Erastng Nasi staies that, ftom the
date Of The turpention Of The abeas Cotpns Act up
to Wednesday afternoon, 17B p.trons have been u
r'sscl In Dublin on the charge of Feulautku- OF
there fosty-tso were 17eh Ausricans, who are sup
sien snd neariy I feose als detc1ters &om liz.
AaJestye eett1oe- Four prisoners we're discharged,
snd III remain IN cnstody. Further arrests have
End Dpndalk. The Kilkenny AodHnor says: I'VE
noted IN our last Issue the sudden d1sap-
s 9s fa " s.gt ct ss e@ sasa
hire a6tup.j5 faken shei9 departure fof Amenss
caea esiaeatiy seeing sucieat reason ioi believing
hirueeK ru-pect' with the eoustabulary" OF
Wednesday ,he houte Of Nj. T. n. Underwood.
and o. lhe san,c evening Nj. Underwood himself
wss taken INTO custody The Dublin Exprsss says:
'.sone documents alleged to be Of = reasonable
rhM Tn N4fY4tT
d1ses,on. le | ior piee % Chilling. erowd ssse@oiod i
toe railnaT station 10 witness his removal, and
eoat1de1ahie excitement tsss manifested.
considerable quantity Or the Fenlan bonds OF the
1risk Eepubnc have heen transmitted to Ireland on
Peeuat9sn 7heEs u fnes r. 5s on9! sSHr
| and gentry form tho security, aud the nane4 Of
tarks, dtnlesnes aud ,owptands deure IN the body
been caEtjully riudied aud the various properties
hare been di'idcd-on ospc1-,o lead Centres and
othsFe except thote portions Wh.eh r. Ts.e 1sppotsd
sent 70 ireland well acquainted with the different
pscps1sa ios tte dGet ID hiea 6s !. 10 s earry o.
hts scheme. The object Is 10 extract hon The small
ta1mer ~ much 1aone! - possible, 1Dder !hc idea
owner Of that portion Of his landlords cstatc 10
which the bond refers.
The 1lIrh pohee continued to ca7y into effect
wth great vieor the extraordinary powers gtycn by
| the Suspension OF The h1b<as eo7psu act An i'm
rottaut arrest had been made ut Ssrabane In the
person Of Mr. Underwood, u barrtzter well known
1u connection viii the lrl-h nxuonal movement It
| was rumcrcd that Stephens had been harborcd at
the house Of HI. Underwood since t1s escape- An
otheT ruruor IN regard to stephens waa that he had
tsthin few dars escaped 10 France, but this STATE
ment was Generally disegdltcd, and beliessd to oe
| rnte. The eehrch for him continued active. At
Cork, On the 8tb, nine men who tad only Just r.
turned Hou1 America were arrested in 4 public
house; and at Skhbeleen, On the same d&y, party
| of eieht men wele arrested, inclndlng a captain
| DSnlisnu, late Of the Federal aslnF. Two of The
| Town Comntero1ers Of Queenstown, named
O'Sui1vsn ind U'Drecol. hsd also been arrested.
aE4FCH ToR STEPHENS.
From hour to hour accounts CONE to tho police
authorities representing The whereabouts OF Ste
phcna a. in dublin or lis nefghhorhoot- In many
instances hoax Ia jntcnded, bnt there can be little
question that sesrzal come hom well.neantnE per
SOUS Nho benere th1t they have been correctly In
f1rroed. The consequence OF this u to give unne-
sa1J lxhos 10 tie officers whose duty II ~ to III
Sesteate the tru,b fn!echood Of such reports and
uhose lAboss IN other directions are su]cientty on
| erous 10 tare 1bcm from unnecessary WORK. This
| morning 4 most cifcumstan11ai aecount-Wanunc
but one element, tsuth-was clfcnlated through the
cty, to the effect that James Stephens had been
conveyed BY party of Fentans on board IN Amesl-
| csn ship at Drosheda.-Lttl!i" Aaat.