The New York herald., 1866-05-27
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REPORT OF THE LATEST SITUATION IN AUSTRIA
PRUSSIA AND ITALY.
vienna, May l3-Evening
An imperial decree has been ssued to-day aboishins
the exemption from military service by the payment OF
substitute money The sodisn on furlough and those
belonging ths have ordered TO JOIN their
respective regiments.
Tho outbreak OF war is considered imminent Military
preparations and patriotic manifestations continue
Tho departure OF the Vienna garrison for Bohem will
commence to- morrow.
Tho government has determined to admit the rccipro
cal invioabiy OF private property al sea, with tho
exception OF coutraband Of war.
Ministerial decree published to-day prohibits the
export OF cern the frontier to the Zolverein or
Switzerland in order to prevent any shortness Of sup
plies IN che vctualling OF the army
patriotic appeal 70 the inhabitants OF Vienna and
South Austria signed by Prince Coloredo and the Bur
gomaster OF Vienna, has been issued to-day calling for
contributions for the formation OF volunteer corps
In consequence 81 this manifestation, Baron von
Werther Is stated 10 have had interview with Count
Hensdorn In which be declared that it placed him under
the necessity OF leaving Vienna immediately II is
added that the Pruasan Minister Will start Berlin this
evening
Field Marshal Won Benedck has arrived here.
An i'm perial manifesto IA shortly expected.
Count Degonfeld the former Minister OF War, s re-
ported 70 have proceeded special mission 70 Munich
The committee for the control OF the public debt VIII
which said TO express unfavorabe opinion Of the
financial measures OF the present government
Advices from Paris announce that England, France
and Russia negotiating With reference 10 the assem-
bly, OF Q conference.
RArspoS May l3, 1885,
Yesterday the Austrian troops occupied tho bohemian
and sesian frontiers between Oderberg and Pruchna
The Greats have occupied Petrowitz and sicbersdorL
TRIESTE, May Is, 1865
The embarkaton OF the volunteer corps destined for
Mexico has been the corps has been dis
banded and the greater portion OF the men enrolled IN
the army OF the North.
AueBuxo May I3, 1866
Intelligence received here from venetia states that
only four divisions and half OF Austrian troops will
main that province The rest Of the troops being
despatched by to Bohemia and Moravia and will
be concentrated chiefly the prIssian frontier.
Berlin, May 13, 1869.
Count Won Bismarck is said TO intend modifying the
Pruss an Cabinet ard appearing before the new Cham
bcrs with Ministry formed from coalition between the
liberal and conservative parties.
is reported that Prussia has addressed to
has her Intention Of occupying the military
roads OF that State.
BrIIN. May l3-Evrning.
The Russian General Prince Wittgenstein received
by the King yesterday after which he had long inter-
view with Count Won Bismark.
Propositions in reference 10 the formation OF the var
military STATS have been laid before tho King The
military chests are being organized
In consequence Of the Ministerial report, dated May
H. royal decree bearing date the 18th instant has
been issued abrogatng the usury lays on the basis of
the ESD article Of the constitution.
meeting OF two thousand electors belonging TO the
working class held here today at which II was unan
irnously resolved that the duty Of the deputies
Of to maintain the constitutional rights OF the coun
try and account TO give their consent To tho
course pursued by the government before solution Of
the Internal conflict was arrived at
conference OF ministers from the middle and minor
German states will be held ai Bamberg tomorrow
Herr Won der Pforden has ieft here for that place
oday.
circular OF the Austrian government dated the lih
INST been addressed To different German States
demanding that any discussion relative to the convoca
ton OF German Parliament should be adjourned until
the different governments have agreed upon basis for
DARxsrADr, May Is, 1860.
decree has teou issued increasing the strength Of
the infantry companies one hundred and twenty men,
LnPsIc, May 13, 1880
The greatest excitement prevails In this city day,
owing 10 report that the Prussians had crossed the
frontier and that collision between the Prussan
and Saxon troops was Imminent.
This rumor bas not however, been In any way authen
vrExsA, May II, 1854
The Official 0sexer Zetsrg Of day defends Hanover
IN energetic against the assertion nj tho Rovd
deshe Augesswv zs,tung, that that kingdom, by ITS
ornaments, vss provoking Prassia to commence nos
tlitics.
The preparaiisns for war continue and patriotic
nene are sti'l taking place IN the different towns Of
Austria
The sx-Empercr Ferdinand will shortly leave Prague
for Innspruck.
council OF war was held here 70 day.
The presence OF Prince Auerperg Vienna has given
rise to rumors of.e ministerial crisis
Count Blome the Austrian Minister at Munich, 10 e.
pected In this city.
BERrN, May Is-Evening.
n0nsd teDees Prlssia and haiy One II ne articles
arpdre treaty wah Ausfd s e-enf u e,hey u them
being attacked by that fblcer
humOrb OF peaceful cfifdctcr circulated nero
that the Arcbduke Rayner had arrived here
from Vienna and that the government has suspended all
warke preparations.
These rufnors without foundation. No annouocc-
ment has been received here from Vienna that any
special envoy Ind left for Berlin.
decree has been issued declaring that all persons
convicted Of selling munitions OF war or firearms similar
to those used In the army without permit from the
Minister OF War will be liable to two years imprsOn-
mcnt
The Bank of PRUSSIA said received from the
Treasury ten million hslers in specie.
II s stated that tho Italian squadron under Rear Ad
mira Vnrca has left the Of Tarento and taken up
position IN the Adriatc between Ancona and the palms
an island of Grosa thereby closing the Gulf of frieato
and threatening Venice, Trieste Pola and Fume.
CAssn, May 13-Evening.
An order has been ISSUED Tor the mobilization of thc
military forces OF Hesse Cassel
The reserves, however, have not bcen called out
The Prussan cabinet u expected TO notify TO the gov
eminent of Hesse Cansei and Hanover that Prus-an
troops may possibly have 10 make use of the military
roads which extend through Hessian and Hanovorisn
territory.
FR.SxroRros rng NAfxs May ~ 1903
motion will shortly he introduced In the federal
also be proposed that Austria and Prussia he called
withdraw their troops from the of mentz and
Rasisdt in order that tbos places may b. occupied by
federal forces
Garbadi has acccpsd the command of the vounteerp
declaring at the tme thai he hopes be able
10 cooperate with the glorious army of Italy In aooou
plishing the de.iinics OF the nation
the second category Of 1s<l 10 he forthwith Incorporated
with the regular army. They had already been called
together for two months drill
The Senate has approved by seventy sir votes the
bill granting the Executive extraordinary powers pro-
vide for the public safety.
According 10 received hero from Rome II was
rumored In that city that General Kanzer had rendered
his resignation Minister d War and that he would be
succeeded by Mgr. de Merode.
The OpsnGn, Of fhis evening ssys:-"No formal pro
poss Tor Congress has yet been made by any Ens-
peap Power. Only semi Official communications have
been eScha nged tho subject, but formal proposal
should be made think that Italy should accept IT,
upon NO conditions namely, that she may remain
armed aud continue her armameuts and that the
ION NJ vcneta be included IN the programme Of the
,ong rsss. These conditions essential"
The same journal states that the powers who have
intcd their enorts 20 bring about Congress France
md Rlsa and they have agreed 10 ask separately those
tates whose international questions threaten the peace
u Europe whether they would accept the arbitration OF
ongress IN the event Of these preliminary steps hsv
ns favorable result, France and Russia would 4
ormsl proposal for Congress. of whch the programme
'oaa BE- settled before the meeting took place
kLAs, May N 1s60
inteiiigebcs rcceiyed here from Venice states that
40 housand sailors had arrived that city for the d.
ence OF lagunes and that orders hsf been ssred or
snre body OF thousand two hundred boamen Tor