The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-12

Frankfort and I'll cisiss IN which, sraslitss abound
they ever found 70 b the earliest Of ysiu
religious Il & nom one Of the Tribe, remarkable for his
activity and seal in obtaining news, that obtain infor
the negotistons complete understanding exists be-
tween the penpotenusries and the signature Of the
peace document may BE- looked for even earlier than was
anticipated ten days ago. say the 10Th or SOh OF this
That small hitch in the proceedings did occur is evil
dent and indeed natural seeing the Impoverished state
Of either country that the great point
one OF money but nothing occurred to occasion the
rous the affairs which the French and Florentine
the feelings Of bitterness and jealousy existing between
the Powers the time the armstce agreed on not
nary negotiations for peace notwithstanding the child
ish, peeyish spirit displayed in Italy particularly by
those redshrted cutshroats the 'Garbadinn and how
ever great may have been the dsncnaton Of the Aus
tran government and people Immediately after the end
Of hostos TO entor into o0nchatory negotiations with
desire for peace and amy with the other Power that
peace must follow and quickly such s1e - couple
o. thousand acres Of endor thirty forty million francs
ono 'a' OF tho 0'he aas s'RpSs p{s,ia p''''
The chief condition Of peace Will DO the cesson 70 !ay
S ys Is S1s az hs viii BE-
LOCALITY Italian. Italy engages herself 70 pay
forms for material provisions, buldings &C. N the
quadrateral and other orcations OF Veneta and fur
her to accept the debt OF venetA the sum of
Italian lire. 80. .4....4
Ten DAYS aQo there presented himself perhaps more
correctly ITSELF, 10 member Of society founded in
Vienna during the war, on the model OF our Sanitary
CommIssop . saualh wretched, emsciated and dried
up parchmsui in which ratified loosely few bones,
sightly moistened with fluid, which, under analysis
This srssds specimen Of wasted hamsuty-fOr was
human. as is opslaqght on mug Of beer afterwards
provod-ths uniortdnate cutcle stated that during
ono d tho nrst engagements In Italy himself and
prsenss by some Garibaidni Who Esp. them with
s G ss e Isr:s ~ sn aps
Advancing Aussrians evnced their eenss Of patriotic
hatred Of Austria By hanging these seven prisoners no.
the altar in small parish church, In fifteen minutas
five OF the Psven were Of their pam; IN fifteen
Austrian troops Who had taken possession Of the village
Though refusing 70 credit 20 outrageous . statement
the member Of tho society from whom have the facts
direct helped the with money, and had him placed
where he could DO cared for until his story might be con-
nSmed refutsd BY inquiries made on the spot The
statement was true in every particular HIS .comrade
In suspense was found in hospital In TRENT in ap-
pearance, as to color, ike wnhered plum 80 much
FOR the Italian patriota When enthusiasm carries set
OF lazy cuthroats 70 such length were better bad
not been excited in them
fHs SAXON QUESTION
II appears that although saxony secures the inde.
pendence Of her army the terms which Is granted
favorable a the nra intelligence led one 70
suppose they would be- Good King John must abd.cate
This one condition Another makes the independence
nominal than real OF the Saxon troops but since
you win receive fuller information from Berlin than
place That the King was prepared 70 resign his crown
became evident he purchased 1ne property
situated only few miles from Vienna There are some
queer stories In circulation In Berlin and Vienna accusing
the old sovereign Of having caused an unlimited number
Of bank notes 70 30 printed and put ID circulation IN
looks most discredtable - be had no power 10 40 any
thing Of the sort.
AUSTRIA AND HER ALLIE.
Mighty recrimnations are exchanged between Austria
and her late allies BY means Of the daily press and PAM
phets, &C The latter accused Of something worse
than want OF faith. Baden has been proved 70 have
behaved trsacherousiy 70 Austria, and the Commander
inChef Of the Austrian army and Minister OF Foreign
Affairs Baron Won der Pfordten, are also sccuscd-and
II would seem, on very good groundsof being traitors
Of completely with Prussia and general reachery TO Aus
sra These anairs will no doubt be cleared up ere long,
is strong party directly accusing Won der Pordten Of
an understanding with Bismarck prior 70 the commence
mont Of hosttltee.
ticed ID that the bank notes issued at The commence
men Of this MONTH in accordance with the last financial
o %sns Ds n az n unlimited quantity o them -
rHs new OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ov THE AuerRnx ARMY.
The Archduke Abrocht has been appointed Generals
sno Of tho Austrian empire, with very full powers, but
mot % extended was intcipated-the Emperor a. Of
old still retaining the supreme command OF the army
be under Commander II. Chief--thc Archdukc-and
Minister Of War respectively Since the Commander.in
Chief TO exercise authority on the administration
und der .si ~ With the Minister q War on
all measures which touch the disbursement
o.; e ss r.. TSss1 Of War; n0i .e1
AIbrechts Chief OF staH has the whole confidence Of
that General and fully understands and approves the In
enfions which the Archduke intends 70 put into play
for better OF defence for Austria Although the
Emperor expects great things from this new division OF
noss but fair 70 say that the Arcnduke Aorechts
Wars xs: siss occasion to 60 % N. s.s.... q
some oae became ssdsn, u %crsss. Win ~"
and utterly un for he IN
him tbs .'victor Of custorsa never enjoyed : rr.as
:, ~ trend no. likely . the number
America a Il 70 here that his sian A. = well known In
Won John in particular, won the battle Or neron
Se Ss we'll sno~ hat Il
70 his resources and Judgment the rout u Custozzs
would hsv. sqoaled the konggraiz disaster.
For mont. more there has been sitting 10 diner-
sixty or seventy %3ss rom v Vienna GUNNER Of courts
on mar, military psa &C. 70
Try prisoners charged wiz. different crimes, NC The
number q cases appeared sndIess and the st daily
| ness that characterized he movements Of
the courts, slgnlned bis desire that they
ans so asas ana eey Ssas
them for trial This caused public business trans
aclsd In veer way, and The eject Of tie Archdukas
published deefres the different courts marital were
soon made evident by the frghtsul severity with which
every prisoner brought before them has been dealt with
IN N pnfucunr, Wherever mo circumstances
| are known, much Indignation is expr sod A young
| Lieutenant eighteen years old had at the battle OF
skahtx greatly istrggiAhsa himself for his bravery
and utter rccklessness Of Danger After the oes Of
ChIun, ut K6nggraz, when the rout of the army had
commenced be tied round bN white pocket hand
kerchisf AZ sign that he was wounded, but half an
| hour sfter he tgok u on again He had not been
| wounded, and pobably put dc white band on from
mere ehdshner or from desrc create sympathy or
attract attention.. Unfortunately for him the fact that
4 he had done was made known 10 some persons In
authority, sho nd him placed under and ed be-
fore one Of thesdcourts narua Abs>ht was appointed
| gcnerassimo vile the boys tria wa. going on his
des we're mae known 70 the court, the prisoner
| vas condemned - b. sho, for oowaruce The day be-
fore yesterday ne execution took place. thirty miles
from here The sot selected for hts erecation was
kept dark othehise u 10 more than possible THAI 4
rcscge would have .n attempted and that the military
| would not have lrongiy resisted. An attempt was
made 10 hide the stt which be bad been buried by
smoothing over thsgronnd hc but uselessy "A the
grave ~S found Cd yesterday morning strewn with
towers.
n ] bad not seen = grave and converred with some
Of the rng party lrouid inclined 20 think than te
hahn