The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-20
FROM EUROPE
THE WAR CLOUD IN GERMANY.

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Na,v (lrears arrived out on the ISL inss ,;1r ~
The United States frigate Canandaeua was u"'''
pected at Southampton. A.. Az p.,hodv was about
9a for America has written him an autoSraPn 20 .
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tsan nrincely munfcence by wncn ue 10, fS hova
tnan Lrhov5 t oor of London baronetcy would nave
heen conferred on him, but ne 1et aeoaiIeo t % hin
cepuns s" ;niatnre as an assurance Of her personal
feelings r,,,,o, t,nds have advanced IN
snca Ine Of the less threatening character OF 40
commits from Germany, coupled with rumoT OF media
tion BY the Duke Of Cohurg.
o0nsols ssA@sS"' FsaScE F,Fsase Es''S' 0'0'
,rha an Hc,nat,on OF Tsr between Austria and Pru6
ala has lnade most unfavorsoie impression On oo -
mercial sffars throughout France The an1ety M ~
atead of Seng dspelled by an elaborate article IN me
Constitu ione aud believed 70 have emanated rom tne
foreign Office has increa,ed and the sSs II If
that Il these powers go to war, France can not even
ohe would, maintain neutrality. a,,,
The Cortss closed on the goth Of March. the 9mcsi
pal France Brazil and Italy, for telegraph nne W
Ane'''" u AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
The prnssian note 10 the minor German States, says
oAnstria without any provocahon the part OF Prus-
ala has ordered arnaments Of threatening charact
which compes Prussia to arm also Prussia now sees
tess for safety having viny endeavored to
Obtain them in alliance with Austria
event OF Pruss, being attacked by Ausria, or Of hr
being compelled to make war.
The Vienna Journals describe the war as inevitable.
Brnssels intelligence states that Bismarks attempts to
win over the minor States TO Prussia have entlrey
failed Austria has recalled all the soldiers on iuTlougn
Several Of the minor German States nave resoNeo W
maintain an armed neutrality
The Austrian ambassador at Berlin had presented
dispatch declaring that the designs OF Austria were
,eaceul and its military preparations made with
no hostile disposition and that the Imperial Govern
ment determined under all circumstances 70 aolae
by its duty to that Prussia under the federal pact
Hope expressed that the Pruss1an doYcrnment
would feel at liberty to give similar assurance TO AUS
tria. -, 49,,
of the Peaceful solution the schleswig osten ques-
tion were current and produced most favorable Inn
uresiou Vienna letter says that such arrangements
have been made that Austria could noonze 4o9vov S
troops within fortnight Austria has prohibited the
Berlin dispatch says 1t is believed In reply to the
dispatch Of the Austrian Ambassador PRUSSIA wa STATE
she also has no intention OF following an aggressive
policy butwould desire explanations respecting Inc Ut
mament Of Aa6tria o,. .,, -. a,
text of the circular note forwarded by Prussia - the
German minor States. bearing date the 14th inst 1t
states that Austria without provocaon on the part
of Prnssia has ordered armaments Of threatening
character, hich compel Prussia TO arm also on her
sde Prussia must now seek guarantees ior ner secu
fv having ysinIy eudeavored obtain them In alliance
with Austria The German policy Of Prussia. and the
feelings the King induce her to seek these guaran
The present Organization of the Federal Constitution
does not however permit Of an active part being takeo
I'm IN any en- tSs sve1 pus
Els must therefore continues the note propose re.
form Of the Federal adapted to the present
state of aairs This is the more Incumbent on
Prussia snoe from her geographical position alone her
interests Identical with the interests OF Germany
The destiny CT Prussia intimately connected with that
OF Germany. -
Count Bismark asks, in conclusion, how far Prussia
rely the support OF the different governments In
the of her being attacked by Austria or being
compelled by threats from that Power TO make war.
The Berlin papers state that some military measures
have been ordered by the Government The forresses
Of Glatz coze Neisse. Forgau, wittenburg. Spandau
and Msgdsburg, arc to be armed. Several artillery
regiments are be their full strength. The
r0pimeutg 0pard,
infantry regiments OF the hh sixth and seventh army
ts4y Service sVH Oh M So o.sd peA ous
Ordinances Of the Ministers Of War and Interior
published ordering that the substitutes 1 and the . men
telegram from Bresau Of March sIst says "The
editors OF the Breslsu urnsls have been ordered by
the Director Of Police publish information what
ever In reference 10 the military movements now taking
place" - ,.- i......,. .1-5.
The Vienna Journals describe to be inevitable. In
consequence Of the present state OF political affairs
tracts for the supply OF corn have been entered into
According TO the Presse that establishment is to be-
CONS Government institution. through the appoint
rnent Of its governor being vested In the Ministry.
The transatlantic Company have taken the transport
Of the Mexican Volunteers TO Vera Cruz
The Paris Constitutional says "The position of
France In view Of the present difficulties In Germany,
II very simple and 1t is the reouit OF wise and far
seeing policy, which may be summed up in the word
neutrality" God alone can know II the crisis will be
decided b. war; but the Imperial Government has pro-
yded for all contingencies, and whatever may happen,
France Will not be found unprepared."
La France. In article pointing out the preparations
Of Austria, says:
Everything is being organized with view to the |
erentualties OF The commanders have already |
been appointed. The Archduke Albert will command In
Venetia; General Benedek the army of The North, and
General Won Gablenz the advance guard Of General
Beneduk's army"
The Independence Beige publishes o dispatch from |
Berlin, stating that Bavaria, Grand Ducal Hesse and
6axony have formed league in order 70 bring the Aus
trian. .Prusnian question before the Diet
telegram f,om Brussels Of April LIST, says: Ac.
cording to intelligence received here, the attempt Of
Count Bismsrk to win over the middle States Ger
many to the side OF Prussia have entirely failed The
that the espousal OF either side would be conrsvention
OF the Federal laws.
Private dispatches from Berlin state that at confer
ence between Count BsmArk and Count Karolyi, the
Austrian Ambt ssador al Berlin the latter enrrseticay
requested al explanation rea i've to the military prepa
railons Of Prussia Frequent communications were
passing between the middle States
In . note presented by Count Karoyi to Count Bis
mark on March 81 1t Is stated that 1t had come to the
knowledge Of the Austrian Cabinet that the Government
ability Of having given rie approximations that pr
was In danger Of being disturbed had only atribu
ted hostile Intentions Austria, but had spoken of the
probability Uf agg essive beng taken against
the Prussian monarchy.
Although the grouiidessness OF such assertion
must be evident to Europe the Government deems It
advisable to enter protest against an imputation |
which Is totally at variance with the actual state OF
things. The undersigned has, therefore, received in
structions formally to declare to count Bismark that
nothing from the Intentions Of the Emperor
than to act extensively towards Prussia. Not only do
che friendly feelings of the Emperor His Majesty
and the Prusss monarchy preclude the possbilit! OF
such thing but the Emperor is mindful OF the duties
which Austria, well Prussia L. by the German act
Of confederation. soemnly bound to perform.
The Emper' Is resolved not to controvert the cond