New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
Rrntsin.
ALLIANcE wITn NORTH GERMAN sTATRs.


A dispatch from Berlin, May &C. says: 1t being now
clear thst the South German States intend to maintain
neutral attitude in view of the probable conflict the Prus-
alan Cabinet has resolved TO seek no alliance with the
North German States although their neutrality also to
The Pssian Government will therefore confne selfto
watching that hostile be made of important sae-
getca points on neutral territory-as, FOR instance nan
burgh.
be threatened by the proposed reorganization OF the lo
stein army BY the AugusenbuTg party.
Tho Grand Duke Of Mecklenburg Schwenn has declared
his adherence Prussia in the presence OF several officers
OF high rank Nevertheless the Grand Duke will not be
fore war actually assume Prussan command
in person. and the mobisation OF the Meekenburg army
would only be carried out should Norm Germany become
the theater Of war.
Tho assertion of several journals that negotiations have
been entered into by General Won Msnteufe with Han.
over or any other state IN reference to the Withdrawal on
the Austrian troops from Holstein IL unfounded.
REPLY TO wURTRMBURG.
dispatch of Count Won Bismarck has been published,
dated MAY 22 addressed the Prusan Minister at Stutt
gard III reply 70 the WurtembuTg dispatch OF May 20
Referring to the intention therein announced by Wur-
temburg Of joining Bavaria in her eDdeayoT to preserve
peace Count Won Bismarck observes that Prussia cannot
regard Wurtembug especially entitled 10 urge peace,
since that State together with Austria and Saxony, rst
gave by their ornaments TO the present critical state
OF affairs.
Count Won Bismarck prominently brings forward the
connection Of the Wurtembug ornaments with the Aus
an circular of the 10th Of March, wherein the States
Of the Confederation called upon TO mobse their
troops thereby also causing the Prssian ornaments and
Wuremburg not armed in March, matters could scarcely
have assumed their present waTlike aspect
LETTERS PROM QUEEN VICTORIA.
Queen Victoria is said 10 be actively corresponding
with the King of Prussia, with view TO the preservation
of peace.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
Several regiments which were under marching orders
leil Berlin MAY -.
The intelligence published by the Berlin papers that
military measures, aud particularly the concentration Of
troops had been countermanded is semi-ohealy denied
no fnaQ M ~
mined upon, the slight delay that has occurred being
caused by the fact that the environments for some corps
being enlarged in order to avoid beng troops on the
inhabitants.
10 order 20 countebaance the delay in the departure Of
the Guards from Berlin this regiment will be conveyedby
rail over part Of the distance which it was intended II
should perform foot The dates fixed in the plan Of
concentration for the arrival OF the different corps at their
destinations are being adhered to.
Prussia and Italy said TO have declared, through
their representatives at Paris that they would postpone
any hostile movement until the Congress shall have proved
to be q failure.
nov concentrated there and at Landshut.
sEMi-oPPICIAL DECLARATION.
The Nord-DeutscLe AHgemeine Zetuag Of May % pub
lshss official article adducng in proof Prussas
es re for peace her explanations before the Committee of
Nine of the Federal Diet respecting her proposal for
German Parliament her declarations IN the sitting of the
Diet If the oath nst and also her dispatch Of the nd
inst. 20 the Government OF WuTtemberS. The article
continues;
"rhose who oppose the convocaon of German Par
lament are in favor of The different races Of Ger
many decidedly DESTROYS of peace, and opposed to
war caused by the German Governments Their repre-
senatiycs therefore will advocate the maintenance OF
peace The Governments Of the Confederation should not
forget that the assembly of German Parliament means
peace
PRUSsIAN POLAND
/, asserted in the Berlin journals that Austria was IN
treaty with Polish leader who distinguished himself IN
the Polish Instruction with the view Of placing him at
tho held of a revolution in Prussian Poland
Ausirin.