The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-26
'TELEGRAPHIG NEWS
Foreign News.
NEW YORK, June Is. !

| ro,NcE-In the Corps Leglslatlf a
ter was read from the Emperor, Napo,
Len containing the following important
declatation: Had the Conference as
sembled, my Government would have
declared that France repudiated all
ideas of territorial aggrandizement SO
long as the European equilibrium re-
mained unC isturbed. France could only
think of an extension of her frontiers,
in the event Of the map of Europe being
altered to the profit of great power,
and of the bordering Provinces express
ing by a formal free vote, their desire
for annexation. In the absence of these
circumstances, the French Government
prefers to any territorial annexation,
good understanding with its neighbors,
resulting from it, their independence
and nationality We should have
desired for the Germania Confed
Grafton a position more worthy
of its Importance; for Prussia
better geographical boundaries; for Aus
tria the maintenance of her great po.
sition in Europe after the recession OF
Venitia to Italy, in exchange for terri
torial conversation. The conference
failed with France, and led to draw the
sword: Tho French government thinks
not; whatever may be the result OF the
war which may break out no question
affecting us will be resolved without
the assent of France. France, therefore,
will continue to observe an attentive
neutrality, confident in her right, and
calm in her strength. The inadvisibil-
ity of debate upon the affairs OF Ger
many and Italy was then declared by
vote of 202 against "a.
The Emperor's letter created great
sensation.
A Berlin dispatch says: The Austrian
ambassador has been recalled and the
interests of Austrian subjects in Prussia
will be confded to the care of the Dutch
minister.
Garibaldi arrived at Como on the 18th
and was enthusiastically received by the
authorities, people, the army and the
volunteers
The Russian government has ordered
the Warsaw and Cracow Railway in
readiness for the conveyance of one
hundred thousand troops.
Omar Pasha is to command the Turk
ish troops to occupy the principalities,
seven thousand of which will be loaned
the Porte by the Viceroy ofEgypt
The Russian army will be raised to
100000 to repel the Turkish invasion of
the Principalities.
The Austrian government deeming it
best not to contest the occupation of
Holstein by the Prussians, withdrew the
whole of the Austrian army On the
Ilth the Prussians dispersed the estates
of Holstein, which had met at ItZihoe,
and established new common govern
ment for Schleswig and Holstein, and
promised to convoke the common estates
of the two duchies On the 18th the
whole of Holstein was in the hands of
the Prussians.
In the sitting of the Federal Diet,
June 1lth, Austria moved for the mobi- |
lization Of the whole of the Federal |
army, with the exception of the Prus
sian contingent This motion was not
announced before.
The Prussian Representative and
Prussia have declared, in note to the
Minor States, that she would regard the
COnfederacy as dissolved if the Austrian
motion should prevail. Prussia has also
published her plan of reform, the
chief feature of which is the exclusion
of Austria from reconstructed Germany.
Austria on the other hand now prOl oSes
consolation of the National parliament,
and the establishment of directory to
cons st of three members
A minister of Hesse Hamstadt had
stated in the Legislature that the Fed
eral Diet would soon recognize the
Prince of Auguslenburg as Duke of Hol
stein.
FARTHER POINT, June 25.-The Mora
Wan which left Liverpool ut p. NJ,
June Nth, Londonderry on the 18th,
passed this point at noon to-day
The Austrian Government, III sending
the PrusSian Ambassador his passport,
luforaed him it took this step because II
looks as if tho withdrawal of the Austrl-
ans from Holstein was taking place
under compulsion from Prussia
The Prussian Government, III giving
Count Kavoly the passport which he de-
madns addressed them with letter &C.
knowledging the courteous. manner
with which he fulfilled the diplomatic
functions as Austrian Ambassador at
Berlin.
Austria is said TO have conferred her
| interest at Berlin and Florence to the
DutCl MlnlSlb Ol luUSe SOuIbs.
The minister of France and Bavaria
are said to have declined TO look after
PrussiaB interest at Vienna.
An Austrian courier proceeding from
Vienna to General Cabling was stopped
in Prussian territory and his dispatches
taken from him.
1t was stated that body ot Austrian
troops is about to concentrate near
| Frankfort ell masse. Gen. Cabling and
the Duke of Augusterlenz had proceeded
| thither.
The Prussiau army which was in posi-
| tion on the Silesian frontier was throw
lug up defences on all roads which de.
| bOuch from Bavaria
Gen. Mantenfl has ordered all public
functionaries and officers in Holstein
to solemnly submit Internationally to
all orders of the King of Prussia and
those acting in his behalf
The Daily News Correspondent says
| the first hostile movement of Italy will
| bo thra,x an DpD man in nDa hD1v