, 1866-07-02

with the utmost expedition. The Greek
Government Is bending all Its energies to
meet the crisis, and only Great Britain aud
Holland seem to remain luiescent- But
confidently hazard the prediction that this
country will be forced into the contest within
six montts OF the outbreak Of hostillttes, for
it Is obvious to any sane individual that the
map Of Europe Is about to undergo a radical
rcmodellins.
a SHADOW OF COMING EVENTS.
Russia Is rapidly concentrating her Immense
forces on The frontier line Of the Danubian
principalities, and the reopeping of the "East-
en Question: looms thrcatenlngly in the near
future. England has much more at stake In
that issue than any other European Power; !;
and It is creditebly rumored thnt negotiations
arc now going on between the Courts Of St.
James and the Tuilleries for the..concentra-
tion of the Anglo~French fleets in the Black
Sen, such movement to take place the mo
nlent Russia crosses into Koumania. Il Is
moreover, asserted that Great Britian has
agreed to recognize Prince Charles Of Hohen-
zollern rs sovereign Of that territory, prayid-
ed he consents to do homage 10 the Porte Us
suzeraine; 60 that II would appear as though
France and this country we're again uulted on
..e Eso'e'u question: ine ieao1nS o!Eans o'
tne EnS1lsn press ale oes''nnne 10 lF'eaten
lne Puonc niilu ou tne oio' sofe Topic ot Nus-
slan conquests In As1a' ana Inc oangef 'o.ouf
Indian possessions, and We may therefore
expect to see, ere long, renewal Of the alli-
ance of ten years ago. 1t is important to
know, In this connection, that the Russian
iori1hea1'ons IN inc p'aeS sea afe no" stronger
aoa mo1e exclusive tnan u m! PREVIOUS pe
f1od' turkey, HofeoSef' promises 10 act WIN
ner IN Inc present cflels, anu Austf1a VIII not
oe mentlal IN Inc contest. Eneiano anu
france VIII thus nave a much harder task to
perform than Inc campaign WINCH ended
WIN Inc 1au Of seoaslopol'
Inc postscript 10 my Mst letter contained
statement tna1 Austria haa declared War
against ffuss1a' olo mol a1tacn muen an-
Poftance 70 tne 1umot, as 1ae telegram an-
nonncing IL 1elt taf's ~ lV:ao q. H., on Ihurs-
cay ana Auslf1a awaited tne ac.lon o. inc
eefmanic uiet De1ofe commencing hos.'nues
Inc Ulet'S occasion coula moi "eH oe kno"n
until tne AFTERNOON o. Anufsuay pot IL no"
appears tnat ine Emperor o1 AUSTIN SOME
what expedited matters by an important
speech delivered by him on the morning OF
that day, 10 the Burgomastcr and Common
Council Of Vienna. The Emperor announced
himself as follows Is have done everything
in nv power to preserve the peace and lib
erty Of Germany, but it has been made inpos-
siJle for me in all quarters TO do 80. This Is
tho most arduous period have experienced
since my accession to the throne. Inom re-
SORT to the s,eord, with confidence IN God,
my good right, my valiant army, and the CO.
operation Of my iaithful subjects" II is very
crid.nt from the above that the die Is cast,
although the technical i" declaration OF war
against Prussia y has not yet been made.
MOVEMENTS OF TIE PRussIAS ARMIES.
The Diets decieion was all but unanimous
in favor Of Austria, notwithstanding the
Prc.-lan representative declaring that such
dec,ss-n would be regarded by his Govern
mcnt as declaration Of war by the minor
Powers Of Germany and an end to the Con-
federation. On the 12th inst. the Prusslau
Government addressed circular despatch to
the different Federal States in reference to
the proposed mobilization Of the Federal
forces, wherein it thus psonounces its ulti,
| matuIn ..-.....
The motion L contrary TO ne ;Hs ~ o. o. the Con,
wiii snsJebT commit IN act of hostility ssainst
Prussia in defiance Of Federal Law. ID the ssa,
%nsa mi; III i, hsi oan tsr1is and shos.
he sta,c. fi,euoIy 10 her cause. The adoption ol
The motion VII be looked upon by PIussla as
Sin.es Si,h An,tfiaNuho viii make ter declaration
Of var alone-ard viii consequently consider thci'
a1sen az 20 man5 M .o,c ~ ,nr
torres are tltuateJ hetxsen the Prussau provinces
nre particularly enioined to take nots ofthis com
"eP1e This ~ lathe, M unn,ea SAINT notification n
| 11annrcr NJ s,Tonr on,, ncsse 1vinv rs thew dr.
h.,1rocr the twn f1rca ~ prn.e,. nroner and
pbe,;s,, puss,, INT thew do not show them
sc,ves narticnlarly mindful of the int;ma
t;,o n. K1rp NJ unnorer has uositfyel,
.os,.s.a prnss,e,s ofFer or al,,.ncc whcrehv
h;s co,ntrv m,obt remafn peutral In the i'm
ncni,inr contest: together with The proposal
H. -ro-a o,o-o,r, r,tta1 contadcr.t;on and
I'm -,ro;ect or military orcan1zat;on and IN,
onss,,on of thc cerman fect - act forth h,
| rrrsr;o s.vonv 1tke,r;xc rejects the Pms
s;,1 ,1t;m.tnm demanding her neutrality
1bo rcstor,t,on If her ormv tn n pcacc ft,ot
trr an, The nronosa14 far ncw confedern
t,.,n prrzr;, :. inns I'm standing alore II
f.erroonv and shc does mt let tbe rrss
rro,r pn1cr 1,e, fcet. We learn to.t}ov th.,
Sfe.e-s Rottsch,,d- of Frankfurt. have bce,
not,0cd br hcr That no moneys belonging tt
the conSadenotfon arc Ia he mi;
hv tbcm without her authority
md The official. Nordduetsehe AVqcme;n
Ze;,uno Of Berlin. announces TIM
II Viii hencefo,th rubbish news from the Eth
nnch,es nndcr the hcadinr nPrussia.n y an,
,ntrllIccpce from the Contederacy under th
Alta & .ifda1c European Group OF statcs,
yasto,dor fFr;dovI The rrnssfan troon
marched ,nto Hanover from uarburr an,
N;nhcn the Uanoyerian troops retiring upo,
| cat+,rron f,- iha nnrno.e nr concentrate,