The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-27
WAR IN EUROPE.
THREE DAYS LATER NEWS.

sador from Rerltn-
The PrussIan and the Austrian Pro-
Jects of Federal Reform.
Louis Napoleon Defines his Position.
The steamship New York, from
Southampton on the 18th of June, ar
rived at New York, Sunday.
The Tripoli arrived at Queenstown
on the morning of June 10th.
| The City of Dublin arrived at Liver
pool at noon on June 9th.
! The Elwood Cooper and Ocean, both
! from New Orleans, arrived at Liverpool
June 10Th.
Occupation OF all HOIsteIn by the
| PrusSiRns.
| PROTEST OF AUSTRIA.
Count Mensdorff has sent note to
Count Knrolyi, protesting against the
/ entry of the Prussians into Holstein,
declaring this step to be violation OF
the Gastein Convention, which treaty
| existed until Il detinitive settlement of
the question of The Duchies was arrived
ut. 1t denies also that Austria has vio-
lated existing treaties by her declara-
tions at the Federal Diet. I his deciara-
ton not contrary to the Treaty of Gas
tein, since that treaty contains nothing
respecting definite settlement of the
question. Austria throws the respon-
sibiiity for the consequences upon
Prussia, and reserves to herself her
liberty of action for the future.
THE PRUssIANs ADVANCING.
A Vienna dispatch of June 9th says
the Government has received lntorma-
ton to-day that the Prussians have oc-
cupied Bramstedt, Horst, and ItzehOe,
and will occupy in the course of to-day
Gluckstadt and Elmshorn, near AL
tona.
General Manteuffel has arrived at
Itzehoe.
A dispatch from Itzehoe, June II,
SAYS: Gen. Won Manteutfel is advnn-
cling. He reached Pinneberg to-day,
row.
ALToNA, June 12,-IHe PrussiGns en-
tered this city and its ViciRity at half
past ten O'Clock this morning.
EVACUATION OF HoLsTEIN BY THE AUS
TRIANs-DEPARTURE OF THE DUKE OF
AUGUSTENBURG-THE INSTRUCTIONS
OF GEN. GABLENz.
HAMBURG, June 1l.-Business is to-
tally at standstiIl on the Bourse to-
day, in consequence of rumor that
| Herr Lesser, the Holstein Government
Councillor, has been arrested at Itzehoe,
and that Herr Hoffman, the Austrian
Civil Adlatus, has fled from that town.
EvENING.-Hanover has given per-
mission for the Austrian halik Brigade
to pass through her territory, and to
make use of the Hanoverinn lines of
railway.
ALroSA, June l2.-Gen. Won GablenZ
has to-day issued a proclamation, dated
from this town, addressed to the HoI-
steiners, which says:
Forcible measures have followed the
occupation of Holstein, in violation of
| ~. TAVuaTtfinn Tho assam
bly.of the Estates has been prevented
by force of arms, and the Holstein
Government Commissioner has been
arrested. In his proclamation OF the
! 10th inst, the Governor OF Schleswlg
| has declared that he will also assume
the chief governing power in Holstein
| He has announced the dismissal OF the
HoIstein Government, and has substi-
tuted another civil administration! IN its
place. The Prussian troops are march
| ing upon Altoona. The forces at my
| command are not sufficient to offer re-
sistHnce to IA hostile attack from the
| German Power which has hitherto been
| our ally. lam not in position to pro
! tect the right with my small force.
| Following the Emperor's orders, L
Weld to superior numbers and leave the
| country. When undertook the gov
ernment, you met me with connaense: @ nee:
| Retain that confidence, and accept my
! heartfelt thanks Troublous days will
| come upon you, and for the pres
| ent force, will rule; yield to it with that
good sense which you have SO often
| Shown. and remain faithful TO the good
cause. Your fate is in Gods hands.
! Endure, trusting in happy issue"
| AXthe Austrian troops hare erdcud-
| ted HoLstein, and haze marched toWdrd
| HarbuTg. The Duke of AHguSten6urg
| left yesterday evening, and Gen. Uon
! Gdbtems early this morning.
Last night crowd of the lower class
es created a disturbance before the bar
racks. which had been occupied by the
police. Some companies of Austrians
| who were evacuating the town had TO
be recalled to disperse the populace:
The citizens and police have under
| taken to maintain tranquility, which
| has now been completely restored.
VIENNA, June 12-Evening.-Gen
Won Ciablenz had originally received
orders to maintain his position in Alto
nm. but under all circumstances to
avoid firing the first shot. The Gener-
al declared in reply, that the Prussian
troops being six times superior IN NUM-
her TO his own, the order was impractl-
cable, and that either the Austrian bri-
gade must be sacrificed OF withdrawn.
II was then that Gen. Gablenz was IN
structed to retire.
DISPERSION OF THE HoLsTEIN ESTATES
ARREST OF A HoLSTEIS CoMMIS-
sIoNER.
IrzEaoE, June 1.-THE Assembly OF
! the HoLstsilr Estates IUdS dispersed TO-
! G,Iy by Gen. Won Manteutfel.
| Herr Hoffman, the Austrian civil
| Adlatus, was received here with great
enthusiasm, and returned to Altoona,
4 after the dissolution of the Estates.
| Herr Lesser, the Holstein Govern
ment Commissioner, was arrested last
nipbt. and conveyed to Rendsbnrg-
TWenty-six members of the Holstein
Estates have entered protest against
the arrest by the PruSsians OF herr
Lesser, the Holstein Government Com
missioner.
ESTABLISHMENT OF A NEW GOVERN
MEsT FOR THE TWO DUCHIES-PRo-
cLAHATIoN OF GEN. MASTEUEFEL-
THE ESTATES OF THE TWO DUCHIES TIC
BE CoNvoKED.
Gen Won Gablenz, having by order
ofthe Vienna Cabinet declined the sum
mons of Gen. Won Manteuttel to re-es
tablish a common administrator IL
the Duchies and to withdraw the one
sided convocation of the Holstein Es
tates. Gen. Uon Mdntett6eI has appoint
eI Bnro1t ron iScheeL- PteSseH as chtc
President of a neW Government OF the ti0t
Juchies, Baronyon Scheel-Ple has
issued a proclamation stating that Gen
Won Mauteuffel will proceed agains
any acts which the Prussian Govern
ment NAV regard as illegal either OF
l the part OF the former Government
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