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~. The high contracting parties will
enter iEto negotiations for the settlement
of the Zollverein relations Immediately
after the conclusion of peace. In the
meantime the Zollverein Union Treaty Of
May Is, 1865, and the conventions CON
nected Herewith, which have been rem
dered imperative by the outbreak of the
war, shall again come into operation
from the day the notifications Of this pre-
sent treaty are exchanged, with the I'M
Outstanding that it remains reserved to
either Of the high contracting parties 10
allow them TO lapse after "a notification of
six months.
$50. Immediately after the restoration
of peace in Germany the high contracting
parties will cause the assembly of COM
missioners TO agree upon bases calculated
to further passengers and goods traffic
upon the railways as greatly as possible,
especially to regulate the relations of
competition in a suitable manner, and to
oppose the efforts of individual compa-
MES Instantaneous 10 the public III
terests of traffic. While the high con-
tracing parties are agreed that the esta-
blishment of every new railway line
conducive to the public advantage is TO
be permitted and supported as fully as
possible, they will also have the princi-
Piles demanded in this respect 10y the
general interests laid down by the afore-
said Commissioners.
SO. His Majesty the King of Wdrtem-
berg recognizes the arrangements made
by the preliminary treaty concluded be-
tween Prussia and Austria al NikoIsburg
on the Goth Of July, 1866, and acceded
thereto upon his part also, so far as they
affect the future of Germany.
$40. The ratification of this present
treaty shall take place at latest Try the
21st of August of this year. In token
whereof the abovenamed plenipotentia-
ries have executed the same this day in
duplicate, and appended their signatures
aud seals.
"Done at Berlin this 18th of August,
1866.
"VARNBULER, "HARDEGG,
"VON BISMARK, "SAVIGNY."
, 1866-09-25
UNITED

Mdme. Bonaparte, widow of the late
Jerome B~onaparte. sister-in-law to Napo-
leon T., and aunt of the present Emperor
OF the French, residing in Baltimore,
met with an accident on the 9Th Augt.
She fell, breaking n of the small bones
in the right wrist and bruising her fore
head.
, 1866-09-25
From the Weekly Dispatch, London, Sep. g.
THE TREATY OF PEACE BETWEEN
PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.

The treaty of peace just concluded
between Austria and Prussia contains an
article relative 10 the question of the
EIbe Duchies. The article stipulates
that Prussia shall continue to pay all
, 1866-09-25
ITALY.

Garibaldi has issued the following ad-
dress 70 he Italian volunteers -
You marched against the enemy almost
without being organised. Clothed God
knows how, and armed still worse, you
still marched forward with an enthusiasm
inspired by the hottest of causes; and,
with the spirit Of old-seasoned soldiers,
you answered the expectations of the
King and the country by repulsing the
enemy in ten sanguinary combats. The
noble victims who Strew your glorious
path bear witness to the severity of these
battles. Chiassi, Castellini, lombard,
and Bottini, and hundreds besides of our
b~ravest, are no more. 1t will he difficult
to fill up these gaps in our ranks. Your
wounded and mulilated comrades are still
suffering in thousands, and yet | have not
observed amongst you the least indication
complaint. The imperfect deliyerance
Of your brethren still in letters has been
your only regret | have heard with emo
ton but the cry Of war in your ranks.
During the truce you have been patient
and full of zeal. You have been trained
10 the practice of arms, which was neces-
sary for SO many of your younger COM
rades, I have with pride heard your re-
grets at a truce which prevented you
from pursuing the enemy. And when at
the expiration of that truce you received
orders to engage in new combats found
you animated with that kind Of Joy with
which one goes forth to q FEAST God
bless you! Italy may be proud of you,
and if during the months that you will
still enjoy in the exercise of arms the
foreigner does not cease to put forward
excessive demands, then, by the side of
our brave brethren of the army q say so
under the inspiration of the national con-
science), we shall strike off the last links
which dishonour this great but unfortu-
nate nation.
Headquarters, Storoj Aug. 9.
G.. GARTBALDI."
A Royal decree has been issued ap-
pointing Prince Humbert honorary pre-
sident of the Italian Commission of. the
Paris Exhibition, Baron de Malaret. the
, 1866-09-25
From the Illustrated LONDON News, august 25.
PRUSSIA N

The bill regulating the elections TO
the German Parliament has been pre-
sented to both the Prussian Chambers:
II provides that every Prussian of twenty
, 1866-09-25
VIENNA, Friday, August 81.

pany =
VIENNA, Friday, August 81.
On account of the unsatisfactory state
of the finances, the Emperor has ordered
the amount fixed for the Court expendi-
ture in 1867 to be reduced from u mill
lions to 5 millions forms. A large pof-
ton Of the Imperial r%etinue has been dis
missed, and considerable retrenchments
are about to be made in the salaries of
the chief Court functionaries.
, 1866-09-25
AUSTRIA.

Received by Reuters Telegram Com
, 1866-09-25
Headquarters, Storo, Aug. 9.
G.. GARTBALDI."

A Royal decree has been issued ap-
pointing Prince Humbert honorary pre-
sident of the Italian Commission Of. the
Paris Exhibition. Baron de Malaret, the
French Minister, is also among the mem
bers of the Commission.
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