The New York herald., 1866-09-05
OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
sus SPECIAL rtlEas1mc LONDON CORRESPONDENCE.

LosDos, August 2s-A NJ
rHs AUsrso rsCssIAx psAcs TREATY
The Atlantic Telegraph has conveyed TO you the news
that the signing Of tho treaty Of peace between Austria
and Prussia at Prague Thursday has been ocialiy
confirmed
the treaty is said contains fourteen articles together
with supplementary protocols referring the transport
troops exchange Of prisoners to bs effected at Oderng
and the queston federal property but the pro-
visions Of each article have yet been announced
The only ono promulgated ts the following concerning
vsnsta which inserted In the treaty a the request
OF lazy
In funlmsnt Of article six Of Nikolsburg preimuaries
Of peace, and In accordance with the declaration OF the
French Emperor, made through his Ambassador al
Nikosbufg the 2sth july last, that. far the
French government concerned venetia acquired
for Italy and would be handed her upon the
illusion OF peace.
The Emperor OF Austria agreeing to this declaration,
consents 10 thu union OF the kingdom OF Lombado vene
Tia with the Kingdom Of Italy, without any
conditions than the payment BY the Italian
ent OF the debts which shall be recognized the share
Of the ceded territories conformity With the precedent
or the treaty OF Zurich.
The existence OF this article in the Austro Prussian
treaty will greatly simplify the peace negotiations be-
tween Austria and Italy.
formed immediately the basis Of the constitution Of
1S4S without portfolios OF finance for the present
SPAIN IN A FERMEST.
Tho rev0utiopiss creating considerable agitation
in Spain. The Governor Of Madrid has issued circular
cautouing the public against giving credence to false
rumors disseminated by them. tf
PRUssIA's SPEECH.
DISPATCHES just received from Berlin state that at
halpast two Saturday afternoon the King OF Prussia
received the deputation appointed bv the Chamber of
Deputies to present TO his Majesty tho address Of the
House in reply to his speech from the throne
None OF the Ministers were present, and there was
only an aide de-camp in attendance the King Herr
Won Forbenbeck President Of the House, read the ad-
dress Na
The King 10 reply. in which he touched upon all
points Of the address stated that he received with joy
the address of the Chamber Of Deputies the almost
rnony TO the unity Of the Prussan people The Chamber
had justly gwen their first thanks TO the Almighty, with
out whom successes such the world had scarcely
witnessed before would have been impossible.
Their thanks were also justly due 70 the army. For
his part, he said he had been forced 70 draw the
be had been chosen achieve with and for Prussia
such important successes He felt assured that the
superiority OF the organzn of the army the
old system would now be recognized.
The King contendedthat the government had never
disputed the rights Of the Chamber with regard the
principle been repeatedly proposed by the government
but unfortunately, on former occasions, agreement
had ensued The constitution contained article appl
cable to euch position OF AFFAIRS Tn event Of the
currence OF similar state Of things he would be
der the necessity OF again acting be had acted BEFORE
renewal OF the conflict could not take place after the
adoption OF such address that sst presented
him; for the concluding portion OF the nsputes reply
contained all he could have wished.