New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-08
VOLUME XIV.



Herr Won Mensdorff, and vice versa. The tenor
of their correspondence is not of the politest kind
The Austrian minister would wish to know why
Prussia is arming, and Prussia wants to know
what is the meaning of so much activity in the
arsenas of her friendly enemy. Both still declare
that they have not the slightest intention of dis.
turbing the public peace. &c que n'empeehe pas,
that Hapsburg and Hohenzoern are secretly pre-
pairing for fight.
The proposal to reform the Federal Constitution
by parliament of representatives, named by uni
versal suffrage, is but a put off on the part of
Count Bismark and nobody can doubt that
war will come out of all this German squabble
For time it was thought that the illness of Count
Bismark would cause him to retire, but the Prus-
sian premier is tough and is not to be got rid of in
a hurry.
HOW MATTERS STAND BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND
| PRUSSIA.
On the 7th inst, Count Karolgi Austrian am
bassador at Berlin, brought a note to Count Bis
mark from the Austrian minister at Vienna, beg
! gng him to put a stop to the armaments going on
in Prussia; and on the eth Queen Augusta handed
her husband, Konig iWilleim, an autograph letter
from Kaiser Franz Joseph couched in a most con-
ciliatory spirit. Yesterday, the 18th of April it
was not known in Paris whether Prussia had an
.iie ie'tel VI Au9tria III lriehuiy splrIp'
IePol' "4s current Ia Tue course OF the evening
that Baron Won Goltz, the Prussian envoy in Paris,
had been informed that the answer in question was
anything but satisfactory. To make matters
worse, most unpleasant intelligence arrived from
Bucharest 1t appears that an attempt at revolu-
ton has again been made in the unfortunate country
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renee, as REGARDS the intentions OF the sphinx OF
the 4nlieAes' nothing IS known; not even the
most why dplomatlst can tathom the thoughts oi
napoleon the III. II the Emperor pays the
slghtest attention to Herr Won Goltz, it is imme-
alateiy supposed ne leans towards Prussia and
II day after he IS seen out hunting with Prince
Metternlch, the reports instanter France will
light with Franz Joseph
austria mas TWO enemles-the more mortal of the
Two Is Prussia, ana II the Emperor can make up
his mlnd to give up Fenetia, Italy will be certain
to remain neutral IN the event of war between him
and the King OF Prussia
THE ELECTION AT sTRAsDURG
mas been cause OF triumph for the government,
as MONS DE Busslere' the Ministerial candidate,
has completely beaten Mons. Laboulaye, who will
nave TO hlde MS diminished head
Ihere has been great rejoicing amongst the par
tsans OF the present dynasty, who, before the
elections, were extremely afraid of defeat. 1t
must be said that the friends of Monsieur de Bus,
slere moved heaven and earth to get him re-
elected lls now more than likely that we shall
near no more about interior liberties for the
present as the government will be emboldened by
It's success In the lower Rhine and will again act
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