The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-23

EVANSVILLE, IND, WEDNESDAY, MAY 81 1866.


The latest Florence papers regard war as
inevitable, and say q modification of the
Ministry is about to take place. Eamar-
1T was stated that the King of ItaIy would
leave Florence, May Is, for Piacenza. The
Italian Chamber of Deputies passed, by a
vote Of aGS to 49, 6i graantlng g9yernment mn
maintenance of the public safety. The ex-
portation of horses is prohibited in Italy,
Offices for the enrolment of volunteers are
opened in Florence and other cities. The
Italian. municipalities continue to vote
awards and pensions to soldiers who shall
have distinguished themselves, and at Mes
sina the sum of $4,000 francs was voted for
the crew of, the first Italian man-of-war
that shall take a distinguished part in the
operations against Venice. The city of We
nice is said to be closed to traffic from with
out. Italian and German journals had
become more reserved in their accounts of
armaments and military intelligence. 6 ..il
i a Royal decree was issued ON the 10TH,
disSolvfng. the Chamber of Deputies. =
I TheprOvlnciaI correspondent of Berlin,
iniannouneing the mobilization of the en-
tire Prussian army, says the nationmay be
assured that that Government is willing to
maintain peace if it can bedOne with hon
I or and due regard to Prussian interests,
but ii has resolved that it must act in a
forcible and determined manner to MAIN
tain these Interests. Q ~
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L The BaVarian Government had ordered
the ipamediate mobilization Of the entire
"A 1lu naber ofreigning petty German SOW
ereigns had been in conference in Wur-
tenbergs but the result was not stated.
Rumors are current at Vienna of Russian
preparation ms for war.uE gsIesl litaIouW9
Orders have also been issued from Con-.
stantinople that the Turkish army be re-
cruited to its full standard. and calling
out 900 of the RESERVES. Late dispatches
from Vienna say the aspect OF affairs is re-
garded as threatening. Hopes of media
ton andipeaee are regarded as illusorys slf
AUSTRIA AND ANIERICA.--AV Vienna tele-
gram, of the 9Th, says that the departure of
the Austrian volunteers, for service In
Mexico, is reported to have been fixed for
the 10th of May, from its rendezvous at
Ilaibach. Immediately when the report
became current, Mr.. Motley, the Americanl
insfss haq n fne sHGee o
4 the 1lth says that i'm consequence of the
protest of the American Minister the last
rifle volunteers, who Joined The corps deS-
tined for Mexico, have been sent home up
on unlimited furlough. fE 1avNf0 r3fI&
I FRANCE.-The Paris COnstitltti0l71eL of the
18th publishes an article which states that.
France has not ceased to give COUNSEL of
mediation to Prussia, AuStria, and italy,
and says the Empcror's Government de-
sires TO maintain peace under conditions
affording full satisfaction to her national
honor and Interests IT has no other OBJ
Jeet and can not WITH 5asftice be TepTe
it regrets and diSa:;proyes.e ss. lsifr.s tis lf
chow n " lacrseSe in Gosh of over q 5O0 6s1i5f
anTses on the 1iti very esxcited Rinfes III
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| a royal decree has been issued. ordering
| the formation of a volunteer corps of 20
| battalions, under. command. OF, ,Caribaldi. !