The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-28
ACTION OF THE MINOR STATES.

An arrangement Is said to have been concluded be-
tween the Austrian and Bavarian Governments for
the regu alton of their course of action. The Bava-
rian contingent IN Frankfort under marching
orcers and its destination was believed to be to the
The order for the mobilization of the army OF
Hesse Catsel was signed on the 18Th of June
The Lower House OF Baden had unanimously
agreed to the demand of the Government for credit
on account OF the mob lizatton OF the army.
In Hesse-Darmstadt the Upper House unanimously
approved OF the Government prop lsa for the adOp-
ton of military measures.
passed resolutions by large majority requesting the
Government to return to policy of neutrality, and
army. The Chamber refused to grant supplies for
the purpose.
was pending objecilng to the mobilization of the
Federal Diet and demanding tine dismissal of the
Ministers who assented TO II.
The Northern HanOverian frontier bad been closed
Inc Hanoveran troops were retiring to GOttlngen
for concentration there with the Austrian Kallk
brigade and the Bavarian army.
Russia Advancing.
The Berlin correspondent of the London Times
says the Russian force concentrated in Southern
the Silesan rontier and, 1t is surmised in Aus
roland, VIII take up such osttton as to eventu-
ally be at the disposal of the Kaiser.
RumOrs About Venetta.
According TO Paris gossip there exists an Aus
tran despatch, meant to be private and confidential
which, among other things, states that If the Aus.
hans, but particularly the PrussIRns there would be
an opening FOR treating for the cess on of Venetia
have received sealed packets, with directions to
open them tomorrow. IL is supposed that these
packets contain an imperial manifesto in reference
The Austrian troops which have left the Federal
fortress Will join the Kahk Brigade, which passes
to-day through Frank ort, ana will form a camp be-
tween Ascbaffenburg and Wurzburg.
The Prusslan Minister, Baron Won Werther, left
to-day.
altoona, Holstein, June Ia, Evening.-Herr Hoh.
mann the Austrian Civil Adlatus has addressed the
left nfal s--fO I'm
the 10th instant your EXcellency announced that
consequence OF the removal of the Government of
the Duchy, you found yourself under the necessity
oil relieving the different councillors of tt cir posts
At the same time you ordered these funcuOnaries to
Plessen. Your EXcplency further announced by
proclamation on the 10th instant, that you assumed
the chief governing power in the DuchY OF Ho stein
In accordance with my instructions protest in the
name of the Imperial Cabinet and of Hosten
your Excellency the responsibility of al conse.
9uences which may eDsue from this breach of treaty
have instructed the members of the Hosten Gov
eminent to yield to force"
Italy.
FLORENCE, June IA, kvening.-The Chamber of
IeLutes adopted to-day, without discussion, the
bill for calling IN the reserves of 1S46.
After short DEBATE article lot the bill for the
suppression OF monastic institutions adopted.
This article proposes the cOnfscation and conver.
sion of the property OF religious corporations.
Baron Ricasol1 had been lntrusted with the forma-
1t was be leved the former would assume the Presi-
deDcy OF the Council and Ministry OF the Interior
General La Marmora Will accompany the KING to
the camp as Minister without portfolio.
Communication has been interrupted between
BTescIa and the Venetian provinces
Peschiera had been closed.
FLORENCE, June 15.-Letters received here from
Venice state that the Austrian Government has
deIed several persons in that city and in the pro-
vinces TO quit the K ustran dOmlnions immedl-
atey.
VIENNA, June 16.-1he Neue Erie Presse OF to-
day asserts that Prince Gortsahako has sent a cir
cular the representatives of Russia abroad stat
ing that upon the slightest VIC alton of neu ralty
by France, Russia will abandon her present neu-
tral attitude.
PARIS, June 16-It is asser ed that the recent
proceedings the Federal Diet have determined
several powers, sgnltories OF the Vienna treaty of
1916, to declare that their opinion articles 81 aud
63 Of that treaty, which form part OF the European
international law, have been vic ated.
BERLIN, June 16.-It Is expected that Mechlen-
burg will afford active support TO Prussia for the
defense of the Duchies Of Schleswig- Holstoin.
FRANKFORT oN.THE MAIN, June 16 - Prince
ChaIe es OF Bavaria will be appointed Commander
ln.chief OF the Federal army.
FLORENCE, June 16-The Austrians have inter-
rupted all lines of communication on the sIdc oil the
Po and Mncio.
PRAGUE, June 16.-The Prussians have occupied
LObau, Zittan, Menace Sckenditz, and Zeltz. The
railway between Riese and Dresden is destroyed.
The passenger traffic and postal communication
between Prussia and SaXony is stopped
he Crown Princess OF SaXony proceeds TO vienna.
The Saxon treasury, valuables, and provisions
for the Amy were transported for security to Bo-
hemla