Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-29
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acknowledgements Report
ORE FOREIGN NEWS.
Speech Ofthe Emperor o fAUstria
HE"NOwREsORTsT TO THE SWORD"
"DLEU EFT MON DROITr
Russia says Islands Or TO
France.
SWEDEN NORWAY AND DEN
MARK JOIN HANDS.
Hanover Rejects Pacific PrOpO-
sails from Prussia.
TROOPS OCCUPY HAN
OVER.
The PruSSlan Minister Detained
/
Russia says Glands OR" TO
France.
SWEDEN, NORWAY And DEN
MARK JOIN HANDS.
Hanover Rejects Pacific PrOpO'
sails from Prussia.
PRUssIAN TROOPS OCCUPY HAN.
OVER.
The PruSSlan Minister Detained
i'm Vienna.
Foreign News.

Speech OF the Emperor of Ausfria.
NEw YoRk, June 2s.-The following is the
speech of the Emperor of Austria to The
Common Council of Vienna on the 18th
referred to in the foreign news
l receive this manifestation from the city
Of Vienna with great satisfaction. / have
done everything in my power to preserve
the peace and liberty of Germany, but it
has been made impossible for me to do so.
This is the most arduous period l nave ex-
perienced since my accession to the throne.
l now resort to the sword with confidence
in God, my good right. my valient army,
n the cooperation of my faithful subject.
But l must in especial express my fullest
satisfaction with the unanimity and attitude
of Vienna Notwithstanding the considerable
sacrifices which nave already been imposed
upon the Capital by stOppsge Of business
and want of employmentfo for the population,
The most exemplary order prevails here in
comparison with the other countries and l
cannot sufficiently express my recognition
of the fact.
The Berlin correspondent of the London
Times SAYS that the Russian force concen-
trated in Southern Poland is slowly ad-
vancing in the Silesisn frontier, and it is
surmised in Austrian Poland that they will
take up such a position as to eventually be
at the disposal of the Kaiser.
It was stated at Copenhagen that Sweden,
Norway and Denmark had concluded an Of
fensive and defensive treaty of alliance.
1t is stated that the Austrian Minister Of
Foreign Affairs withheld the passes Of Baron
Won Werther, the Prussian Ambassador,
until the Prussian Government released
Councillor Lussar, who was arrested in Hol-
stein. Baron Won Werther consequently
did not leave Vienna till the 18th.
Cam nupiaafion haa hapu i0tarruutaI h |
tween Breseia and the Venetian provinces.
It was reported hat a large Austrian |
army had suddenly carried the Bornian
frontier.
It is rumored that the Italian troops had
made a movement in an advance upon the
MinciO.
HANOVER, June I5.-The Prussian Ezes
are marching into Hanov from Harburg.
Aroyal order has been issued prohibiting
all further traffic in the district of Harburg,
Luneburg and Hohenstorf; Luneburg thus
the northern Hanovernian frontier.
The Prussian proposals for an alliance in
accordance with which Hanover should OBJ
serve neutrality, has been refused by King
Hanover. He has also positively rejected
the principal points of the Prussian propo-
sails for amore closely united Confederation,
especially those articles of the Prussian pro-
which refer to the military organization
and question Of the German fleet.
The Harburg Railroad has been destroyed
several places.
The Hanover troops were retiring to Got
for concentration with the Austrian
and Bavarian army.
G~aribaldi, accompanied by General Tel
orezi, DR.. Albenez and others, after inspect
ng the regiments of volunteers assembled
It Como, will proceed TO Plaeenza, where he
will meet the King of Italy. lie will next
to Bari and Barletta to review the
volunteer troops in these towns. 1t is stated
he has addressed a letter to the King,
him to give the command of a div
Of volunteers to General Pillaviacini,
Who commands the troops at Aspromento,
Gsribaldi was wounded In the foot.
VIENNA, June 16.-The Neuerie Presse of
o-day asserts that Prince GortschakOff has
a circular 10 the Representatives of
russia abroad, stating that on the slight
st violation of neutrality by France, Rus
ia will abandon her present neutral atti-
ude.