Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
OUR PARIS LETTER.
Paris correspondence Of the Daily Commercial
PARIS. June Is. 1866.

| IFar'' CorTespondence Of the Daily CommerciaLl
PARIS. June 15 1866.
THE GAME Is. UP!
The Bund of Frankfort has voted. bv q majority n
nine votes against SIX the Federal execution agains
Prussia demanded by Austria on the llth inst Prus
sla on her side has formally declared that she woul
consider all enemies that should take mart will
| Austria.
~ 80 the word Of command will now be- march on II
tne slaughter. sound the trumpet of war Wives anf
n1otneTs, prepare your mourning-all for the create
glory of Bismark, the abhorred But LET tbe Coo
De comforted there is a justice superor tn that n
lnanhe crimes of the Prussian government will no
remain unpunished.
mn CLEvERNEss OF AUSTRIA
me ahIllty shown by the Viennese Cabinet in ths
present situation has been very great 1t has shown
it has succeeded in gaining over ali the GeTrnan co.,
IGderauon, and in forcing the Cabinet of the rule-
Tles 10 assume reserved and almost friendly atti.
tude Ali this Austria has done within thirty davs
AZ mink need not recall to your memory that on
nb u ISL inSIant austria gave up all its rights in the
Ruchy OF Holstein in favor Of the German Bund mi
frank kfort on nthe-Main, and that it had further
eopyoked the estates of Hostein at Itzehae.
Prussia, on learning this move of her fricudy,
eneMy, declared that the treaties of Gastein and vi
emma were thereby violated, and General Manteufel
received the order t. oppose the meeting of the ToI
stem estates at tzehoe, by force if necessary
~ was thought that ItzehOe would he the casus
1ellt An Austrian brigade, commanded by General
The question was Would he allow the Prussians to-
turn hlm out without firing shot?"
ltZphOn.
arrested the Austr ian Commissioner Zencr sent the
Depues to tho right about, and the austrians stood
even more; he told bis sdcrs that rs tbev cond ha
q no NJ ore USE they might pack up their trunks and
b btoIloW hun out Of # the country as he should
nome by way Of Hanover on the l2th insto- .;urn
was not hniser}ich white coat left :: lit. There
/, As the game Of Austria was to- "a the Duehies;
ing and pIWsia viii vas wise one. It now tell
only the Ausrr: therefore be obliged to face. not
Bavaria. 8 IAN army, which is formidable. but
State IXony, Hanover, and all the secondary
y who well know that victory for Bismark will
, 1e the usurpation of all Germany by bismark
THE POSITION OF THE PRussIAN GovERyMFyr
which was really excellent two months ago is now
considerably CHANGED. Not only is public opinion in
europe against Count BlSmark, but he will not even
be able to reckon on the Prussians. The Democratic
party, which few nonths ago committed the fault
mier. has now found out its mistake Hundreds Of
Petions have been sent to the King. praying will
MAINTAIN peace. Almost every day the troops are
called out to repress the mob which clarnor for work
1T Is cert in that the Hammer or Chamber of Depu-
eS winch is shortly to be elected, is still hos
tile than the preceding one to the policy of Bismar k
and we should never be surprised to hear that a re-
vouton has taken place in Berlin and that both the
sent to the right about.
1t cannot be doubted that when the first shot has
been Tired German patriotism will show itself in oil
WHAT WILL FRANCE DO?
10 this question, which has been in every body S
mouth Tor the last SIX weeks an was given on
the 18th inst by the sphynx Of the Tleries in let
ter written TO the Minister of State NJ Rouher and
Wh2eh was read IN the Corps LeGisatD to flanders Of
applause.
THE IMPERIAL MEssAGE
is as usual r"dke, and is in coy binding CONNIE
tOnJOHrs. He says to NJ Drouyn dc PIIuys if the
conference had been held YOU were to have declared
III my name that r jeced all idea of territorial ag-
grandzenent loud applause ms long as the balance
OF power IN Europe should remain unhroken. TIE
message Of the Emperor, which our papers will bring
you in ertenso, though of pacific character. does
not promise that France will not enter the lists should
the ''or" begun IN Italy be in any way INTERRUPTED;
the Imperial speech be called pacifco- -Jelicosc
AS We say IN France an chats R poisson nsoitie 0ue,
THE CORPS LFG1sLATIFF,
as as; i said before received the Imperial message
present question debated Therefore b"fh NJ Fsvra
rank Hti-lmperalist, and even NJ. Thiers Were
c0ugaed down when they tried to say few words
the present moment.
WAR POPULAR IN AUSTRIA AND ITALY
A war which is feared in Prussia. France and Eng
Italy.
IN Vienna yengence to Prussia is vowed from the
palace to the hOVci. In Florence the crg is Myf0 al
Teaesco, death to the Germanl The itaaC are pre-
pared to meet every sacrifice to get rid of the stGa
ger and the priest. The reactiOnary party and the
Bourbons are 'aking advantage of the movement to
raise their heads.
The Italian governm ent taking the most rigorous
measures to crush the parisaus of the fallen house.
and almost recalls the reign of terror in France The
dungeons full OF prisoners and the converts
and barracks are turned into prisons.
After many esiations uaribaIdi has left his Is
Lanai of Caprera. He is at prcseat at the Lake Of
would seem as if be intended attacking Austria in
the Tyro
for it is utterly impossible that things can go on as
present. ne shall soon see the
HORRORS OF War.
The cholera is in the south of SPAIN at Nantes and
at Rotterdam where it to resist all the efforts
of the medical men, Advces from Italy Inform US
that mach fever reigns amongst the troops on
AN IMPORTANT ARREST
took place few days ago at one othe Paris railway
rutI Of h. L.,
several dconatinS balls in his overcoat rocket SINH
lar 10 those made use Of by 0rsini and Others VINO at
tempted the life of the Emperor in 1857. 1t il thought
that ne forms part of a conspiracy.
"FARE Thee WELL, AND IF FOR EVER"
muIan hld decided upon throwing up the imperial
crown of Mexico, but we as yet without conGr-
nation of the same; Mexican bonds are now 49,
they were Issued at 34j.
THE UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION
will take place 1rHh or ,oittopt war. The knowing
ones affirm that shoul it break out it will not last
PARIS AND ADJUSTMENTS.
AS you can Imagine, there Is very great desire
to take pleasure Of kind with the sword of the
DanubeS hanging over our heads
GRAND FETE AT THE ELYSEEs.
There were great dOings few days ago at The
EIysee Bourbon. W ich has just been restored on
grand SCALE as a residence tor the Prince Imperial.
The Empress gave splendid fete to the Grand
Duchess Marie of Russia, who IS related to the Em-
rerur 1t surpassed anything yet attempted; AMI MI
Paris is talking of the iairy like appearance Of the
gardens, lit up by the electric light. which en its
rays through the branches of the beautiful trees
which used to shade the first Emperor while taking
his coffee.
Rossi tho great italian tragedan is still with u.s.
lie has made quite sensation in AmeIeta QIamlet
and other ShakSnearean parts lie will shortly leave
US Tor tour In England and the United States.
Poor Patty, who the other day bit by tie lion
Il still suffering from the wound inflicted by him.
I. S.-N hen on tho point of closing my letter,
have received private despatch, which has not as
yet been communicated to tee French Government
This despatch announces that the Prussians without
u 81 putn o1
into oaxony, and occupy militarily certain defies
difficult to drive an enemy out of
Those who are competent in military matters as
sert that after three battles the AustTians will be
masters Of Berlin.