The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-27
Austria.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.


The Emperor has addressed an auto
graph letter to Prince ColloredO, prais-
ing the report of the Committee for the
Control of the Public Debt, and eN-
pressing satisfaction at the order which
has been effected in the Public Debt
Department..
With regard to that portion of the
committees report in which great stress
was laid upon the necessity for the CO.
operation of the constitutional repre-
sentutives of the Empire in admins
tering the finances of the country, the
Emperor says:
~ solemnly guarantee the right of
nv people to cooperate through their
legal representatives in determining
the legislative and financial adminis-
tration of the country. 1t is my un-
ceasing endeavor to bring about the
realization of this right. Nothing will
rejoice me more than to see that the
feelings of patriotic cooperation and
union, which, during the imminence
of war, have so powerfully animated
all NV people aud made Austria strong
and respected abroad, will, when di-
rected toward home questions, create
an ardent and vigorous constitutional
organization"
PASSPORTS.
The passport system has again been
introduced along the Swiss frontier.
DISTRESS.
The Politico- Economical Society has
addressed memoir to the Emperor on
the distress now prevailing in Austrin.
II is expected that the taxes will not
be collected in some parts of the En-
pire, and that other concessions will be
made.
the draft of the address to the EN-
peror upon the distress prevalent
throughout the kingdom was brought
forward.
Owing to the want of responsible
Government, the House addresses the
hereditary Sovereign direct for the
means of succor, and promises that the
Hungarian Diet will constitutionally
cooperate in any measures of relief.
THE FORCED LOAN IN vENETIA.
FLORENCE, June 12.-Intelligence re-
ceived here from Venetia states that the
Vienna Cabinet had dismissed the re-
monstrances of the Central COngrega-
ton of Venice against the forced loan
and has ordered the immediate eXecu-
ton of the law.
THE AUSTRIAN REPLY TO THE INVITA-
TIoN FOR A CONFERENCE.
VIENNA, June 1.
"PRINCE: You will find annexed 8
COPY of the dispatch communicated tC
me on May ~, by Count de MOSDurg
and which transmits 10 the Imperial
! Government the invitation to take par
in the deliberations proposed to bC
| opened shortly in Paris. A similar in
vitaIion has been addressed to us at the
same time, and almost in the same Ian
guage, by the Courts of London and o
st. Petersburg.
"The three Cabinets inform US tha
these deliberations would have Ortheil
object TO solve, in the interest of peace
/ by diplomatic means, the question oi
the Elbe Duchies; that of the 1tallaT
dispute, and, lastly, that of the reforms
/ to be introduced into the German Fed
/ eral compact, as far as they may inter
est the European equilibrium.
ave have pleasure in paying hom
| age to the feeling which has dictated
the step taken by the three Powers
Austria, above all, is too deeply i'm
pressed with the blessings of peace no
TO view with satisfaction the affort
/ made to avert the calamities of war il
Europe. In spite ofthe difficulties con
nected with our position in the presen
conjuncture-in spite of the natural oh
Elections which the idea of Conference
summoned to discuss questions of
very delicate. nature for the Imperia
Government, raises in our mind, W