New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22

REMARKABLE DISPATCH FROM COUNT BSMARK.
Tho following has been sent BY Count Bsmark to the


REMARKABLE DISPATCH FROM COUNT BIsMARK.
The following has been sent by Count Bismark to the
Prussian representatives abroad;
'Y have already communicated your E1eecney. al
former period the dispatch addressed the 9Th Of last
month Kings ambassador Vienna in reference 90
Mcnsdorf note Of April &C. the question OF the
Eibe Dnchie purposey selected for that eommunicaon
The confidential statement not intended 10 be con
veyed copy because experience had taught me that real
understanding is not promoted by the exchange OF documents
which wont immediately TO obtain publicity and because
was the first wish the Kings still offer leave
open the Vienna Cabinet the possibility Of an approach
1--WE bad also al first 10 assume that tins step OF ons
would be appreciated Of Vienna and Judging from nus Iemak Is
70 Baron Werthei Count Mehsdorf seemed 70 nave PEI
cei'ed in IL such possibility Indeed the tenor o. our com
muncation wherever it TRANSFERRED was looked upon as
syDpOm Of cordial feeling increasing hopes IN the PeseI'a
have waited for reply for mere eI-
preston Of the Emperos Ambassador upon the subject
I'VE forced the conrary 10 consider the de- rlton
delivered oJ the Austrian Govepen 81 the Federal De 81
clory In that declaration sfer Retrospective
variance With facts and offensive TO PRUSSIA
wig question and the time gives notice an
net Of sovereignty Holsenviz the Convocaiion q ne
from the moment when she released htrse from the Gssen
Treaty BY reference TO the Diet and thereby substituted the
old relation Of the copOssesson for the recent geographical
diyislon.
iuhahle and sided against the equally unjnsih-
able disposal Of rights by handing them over to the Diet
and reserve take further steps
But first cannot from declaring that this pio
ceedng Of the Austrian Government we are unable to per
she iorcibly to bring about breach and
IAN information agrees that the determination TO make
wsr upon Prussia is firmly settled at Vienna.
81 may eonadentaly acqusnt your Fxceeney By his Maj
esy desire that at the time when we addressed the conca
tory communication above mentioned Vienna the King
actuated BY the duty preserving peace long possible
readily listened to proposal for direct understanding made
from impartial quarter Vienna aad tst communicated
70 his Majesty without tie participation Of the Ministry in
order sdcer to ascertain whether bis Mey the Emperor
The proposal treat the Scbeswig Poen and the Fed
sGs 10 ss .oon bCS he
supported by the most concstoy desires on the part
me, only demonstrated that a corresponding feel.
,ng no longer exists al vienna They have shown
craving for every other consideration through
out bis entire Couac among those whs TO our kn0y
and and that this craving has now
no gained decisive influence over the Emperor himself Not
readiness 10 enter even into confidential negotiations and
discuss the possibilities Of an agreement but expressions OF
have been reported TO the King from authentic source
which leave doubt that the ImPesl Ministers desire war
at price partly in the hope Of the field partly
20 TIDE over domestic dculesnsy with the expressed
intention Of assisting the Austrian finances by fruSsiaa con
trihutions, or by an honorable" bankruptcy
1.-THE acts Of the Austrian Government coincide only too
accurately with this ntention.
81 nave mentioned above that compelled to recog
direct proyocaon in the declaration delivered at the
Diet 1t has only one meaning II .he Vienna Cahes p
Tor N cannot have expected that should tamely submit -
to-, Sas " s5d4e dG ia vene Which se sting additional
bitterness upon cOGsances. shows that Austria VIII only
make use Of de EXTREMIST means toward Italy also SO.
10 Re inrmaon received here she accompanied her
70 he ny1to1 70 tns rss ppTe5s a. soSvn to refusal
After the form Of the invitation had Oy negOauOn pc
tween e Inviting Powers been exPte H 80 bcr
20 ANYTHING advance and without beng 70
reserves il is precisely the Vienna Cabinet that rendeT oil
Behind this we can ony see the decided intention upon the
part Of Austria of forcing on war WIN anu ~ , nv
representation for her not entirely
ens but especially for those OF her allies Inc fact Of ar Is
dete
choose the favorable moment to begin. -, o..i.
This conviction forced upon us with IN peratve Necessity
by the most recent facts consider that only an nten
tonay preudced view come 70 an opposite conclusion
Facts nov speak toe loudly f gossip based solely upon con
ectnres conbnsiions fsey interpreted statements and
empty rumors the warike onsngs Of Prussia MOI 10
awnde into nothngness comparison Perhaps we sha AZ
list he believed when soemny protest against any notion
Of wishing make good our claims TO the Ducnes ~ ,o
and nth to rights Of the cOpOsseSSof now 100
probably It viii not difficult TO understand the real motives
ornaments BY which austria nss o opsTes. she has
further taken to render Impossible o TIE attitude she
I'VE NAV appeal with calm conscience to the Judgment OF
oil impartial statesmen 10 which party has Gpsyea con
citation and love peace up 20 aSsessy to
IN the Of this dispatch TO the minister
at The Court to which you are accredited "''AAH'N
d" Berlin. June T."
Regarding this dispatch The Times remarks:
"saeh dispatch as that just addressed Dy oons hsen
perped by European Minister. The Prussian statesman
think courtesy unnecessary ~ ms re
S %S V9 Au Darpose ss Ssrs been
pressed during long negotiations break forh When tue
negotiations % az be considered at sn end"
The troops Of King William have orders 10 occupy kie
Rendsbuc and Itehoea of the important points Of the
Dutchy Of Holscin. On their entry the kalik Brigade
under the Austrian General Won Gableuz will probably
retire after formal protest and cross tho Elbs into Han
oyss, where it will join the main army under Marshal
Bereae The london Telegraph regards this onstins OIL
Austria RON the Ducby fair ca'us be''.
III PrOces the rcys family q Prussia as ar tss, 9s
ros, In the Prussian army. The Princes OF tbs
hou.e Hspsburg also gone to Their esPec',s hss
"a follows, the Afchduke Leopold. commanding tne Egn,'
Aruy Corps has gone his headQusrtes 10 MOI
wa, the ArchduEe Ernst commanding ne fa M1rp To- To-
his headousrters In Brunu The Arcbduke Whnam' ~
Of Artillery. will also reside 10 ter c',5
Archduke Albert Is in command In Venes me b hnns
Prussia IL 10 said will the command oil the rrusse
ary and the Emperor Of Austria will 60 70 frstue .n
v1breGks out Thus is not merely two nations 9u' ssG