New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-30
Austria, Prussia and Italy.

The situation Of affairs remains without change The
Hgotatious between Austria snd Prussia axe hnally
slated 20 have led 10 result.
Field Marshal Bene6ek, Commandor-r- Chief Of the
Northern Army Of Austria had issued the FIST order OF
NE day 10 his soldiers re oIleI Is aateu May ~ rom
temporary headquarters IN Vienna IL fervent words be
expresses confidence il the army and IL the justice OF the
Austrian cause
The order bears throughout decidedly defensive tone
No tine is mentioned for the commencement OF war, brt
Inc order ys have been got ready for defense ana
10 combat every enemy who threatens tie Emperor ana
tbe country.
A Vienna spatch Of the 18th says:
Intelligence continues TO he received here Of military
seSiS bT ne nhaants Of different towns in Austria
view Of tie mminenee Of var The Government Is sad 70 pc
deberaug upon plan summOniEg 20 Vienna delegates
BON ali lie provincial Diets constitute united assembly
Inc Middle States it said llat they lave expressed desire
shall declare herself 10 he no onger bound by the
Gssten Convention Their active cooperation with Austria
sanpot he e1peeted Until such declaration shan have been
made The Ministers Of the Middle States who met recently
Of panbere are said to have resolved upon policy Of armed
psrtrsy rnmor has been here that Austria had
withdrawn part Of her forces from Veneta This ranor 10 IN
onUded There are 10000 Austrian troops in veneta, all
spon footing and the military preparations in that
province are being prosecuted with great vigOr'
A Berlin telegram Of the 18th says:
Abe Minister War and several Generals The Prnssian
GARNET has received Ieasuring declarations from the hano
soran Government The latter offers 70 observe en- armed
neutrality. Tie Grand Duke Of MeckenbuTg sehwerin has
viqnfed his sDgness command IA the Prusslan
army Ia the case Of war with Austria The King II be
beysd has signed decree appointing the Crown Prince 70
King departure from Berlin The increasing probability OF
the assembling Of CONGRESS Is exercising saye
net been relaxed and the concentration troops proceed
VII sacsed 70 the news respecting the proposed Con
gess Court circles the Ministerial Conference at Bamoeg
h ,aid 10 have producel somewhat favorable impression
Iii Is stated that Baden and Bavaria, as well as Hanover
and Hesse Casse have decided to observe neutrality conn
g Themselves 10 armed protection Of their frontiers
TIE relations between the Russian and Prussian sover
pigrs continue TO be Of personal cordial nature; A. A.
Intelligence from the frontiers announces that the Aus
trsn troops which TO be fully equipped until their
arrival the frontier have not received their ammunition
The Berlin correspondent of The London Tines says :
Rapidly as the ornaments progressing on either
aide the Austrian as well the Pussan Generals have
hardly begun concentrate their forces and prepare against
military authority that he does not believe that
abe conflict possibly take place before tbe oth or
for the pacific Of diplomacy The writer
says IAN over Prussia the peace meetings Ieeonmence
We ,ha soon hear people viii Dot allow themselves
ish Hey?1l' wv '''' ,o,
A Berlin dispatch of the 18th says; .-,-..,.-
"The Prussan Government has demanded satisfaction
from The Cabinet Vienna for violation OF the onter az
Khpeebeue Austrian patrol stopped and questioned
the Prussisn customs official. ,... .. . ,,h
has already announced has been placed a, the
head q % S 4T S Ssse ha stSy Ss
reed hthsr the outbreak OF hosttie accompanied by
ne p,I Mni sn5 stated that the latter viii receive
he command Of the Fifth aud Sixth Corps dArmee
morning r sevsw is said TO assume the command OF the
sSnSuasd The Grand Duke OF Mesklenburg Sehwerin w
IN fe event of his troops consisting OF one u'soD
n he disposal Of Prussia will himself accept more I'm
portant command in the Prussian army -, ,.,.u. .o.,
The diyison commanders Of the PrusssD infantry reg
eps have already been appointed but not those OF the
.ssalry regiments Three army corps numbering
are believed be concentrated the Saxon frontier
The Paris correspondent of The London tmes says
that Prince Napoleon who had Just returned to Pans
from faly is reported have sad that in the actual
tate Of affairs Italy cannot avoid going 10 war-e'eh
should ste be left alone 10 confront her enemy.
Ar Official decree issued at Florence states that the
40 volunteer baaons will form 10 regiments, and wear
tRe Gar badian red shirt and cap.
The Italian press prohibited from publishing INTEL
igence Of military movements
The Chamber Of Deputies at Florence, after long de-
hate and In spite OF the opposition Of the Minister Of
Einance agreed 10 the proposition Of tax upon Italian
Rentes bv vote of las TO l4 The Minister Of Finance
Aereupon rendered his resignation
The following is the letter in which Garbaldi accepts
Sbe command Of the Volunteers:
"CAPRERA May II.
IN LIZ MINISTER accept with true gratitude the dispo.
ops which you taken and bis Majesty has sanctioned
rsIsnR 70 Volunteer Corps am thankful 10 yon fof the
ynst vou manifest giving the command and you
nil be GOOD enough 20 express the King my sentiments
r,s soon 20 cooperate with glorious army In accomplish
s the desnes the country thank you for your cour
fes, In max az this communication to me- Accept &C.
WY ." &C GARBALDL"
Tn. correspondent Of The DAILY Neus at Florence says
te general impression throughout Italy 10 that war has
now become absolutely necessary TO the National eIt'-
ssee The slteThsbye is toIeigp Sw ~ eiy1 TM'