The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-03

tho confidence OF Prussia In the protection the Confede
ration has guaranteed to each o. its members
The appeals Of the Kings government 10 the Conede
ration And its members for the protection OF Prussia
against an arbitrary attack from Austria having only
without explanation 70 their object the Kings gov
eminent could only reward Us safety at home and abroad
which, according article two or the Federal Pact,
Is the object of the Confederationas aready In
the hi rhest degree endangered The 'le"a motion OF
Austria and It's no doubt prearranRed adoption by nor
ton Of tho Federal governments have only confirmed
and strengthened this view or the Kings government
The Kings Cabinet considers the breach Of the Con-
federation complete by the declaration OF war-imposs
bic according to Federal Iaw-acanst member % the
Confederation which In the result of the motion or Aus
ra and the votes OF those goycrnm ns which have
ISOLATED themselves with her In the namesand nv the
order OF hts gracious master his Majesty the KIM,
the envoy therefore hereby declares that Prussia
the hitherto xsng Fed raj treaty broken and
therefore no longer bnding but that she will on the
contrary, regard and treat II as extinct
His Majesty the King win not however, look upon
the national basis on which the Confederation has been
founded destroyed by the fact OF that extinction.
Prussia on the contrary adheres to these foundations
and 10 the unity o. the German nation sunerior to
transitory FORMS and regards II as indispensable
duty OF the German States To give this latter suitable
expression The Kings government, therefore. on Its
part submits the outlines OF union corresponding
TO the requirements or the present tine and declares
itself ready to conclude new pact on tho Old
foundations, modified nv the necessary reforms with
those German governments which will Join with IL for
that purpose The ufs the order OF his govern
mont BY DECLARING his functions here at an end.
The envoy has lastly N the name and by order or hs
government to and MAINTAIN all It's rights of
everv kind arising ont Of the hitherto existing relations
OF Confederation and otherwise the pronerty and
appurtsnances Of the bund. He Ia particularly directed
to enter protest against any application or disnosa OF
Federal mon va already voted being made without the
special consent OF his government
THE KING OF sAx0Ny To HIS propLv
DRESDEN juno 10 1886
King John LEFT the capital for the army three this
afternoon taking with him Baron Won Beust and Herr
Won Kabenhorst.
Before his departure his Majesty issued the following
To NV F.rrurrv sAxoSa.
An unjustinabe attack compels mo TO take
up Saxonsi We treated a. enemies
kindred race; because we held fast N the bond
uniting the great German faherand because we did not
the SACRIFICES fate ,s impose upon u.s. let us go into
battle courageousy tor the sacred cause Is true that
we are few IN numbers but God is mighty in the weak
who trust in Him, and shall not fail 10 receive tho
support Of all Germany that has remained true to the
confederation
Although am for the moment compelled to yield TO
superior force and separate from YOU, still remain in
the midst or my valiant army with whom shall con-
time TO feel myself in saSony; and hope to
turn TO you II Heaven bless rely firmly
upon your fidelity and affection. As have held to-
gether in happy days, will also remain united in the
hour OF trial. Trust you also In me for your prosperity
has been and remains tho object OF my efforts Lot
motto be- ''with God for the rghtn JOHN
THE GERMAN DIET TO FOREIGN POWERS.
FRANKFORT, Monday night, June 1s. 1865.
The President of the Germanic Diet has addressed the
following circular Ministers OF Foreign Powers
rredited TO the Confederation
The High German!c Diet having In order TO assure
the internal safety Of Germany taken in the sitting OF
the 14th OF this month the resolution TO mobilize four
corps darmee, the Minister OF Prussia has declared IN
the name Of his Majesty the King OF Prussia, that
Prussia would consider the Federal Pact broken and
consequently longer binding, and that she VIII
sder Ii as annulled and treat such NJ do savigny
at the same time declared that his mission was term
mated.
The President OF the Diet protested soIemnIy against
the declaration made by Prussia, declaring his side
that tho Germnnc Confederation rs, according to the
first article OF the Federal Pact a union ndissoln.
BILE. that according article five of the final
of Vienna, II is not permitted that any member should
withdraw from the ConfedcraoA THIS declaration OF
the President Was entirely adopted by the Federal AS
sembly
In the sitting OF to-day the High Die. declared that the
declaration made bv Prussia relative TO her withdrawal
from the Confederation Is legally worthless and that the
resolutions OF the Diet which is the representative Of
this indssoiubie union, remain binding upon Prussia
PRUssrAs PROCLAMATION IN HANOVER.
LuvvRrRr, June 10, 1893
Upon entering Hanovcran territory General Manieuffc
issued the following proclamation
His Majesty the King OF Prussia has for weeks past en-
deavorcd settle the questions pending with Hanover
These efforts having failed the security OF Prussia de-
mands that enemies shall remain In the rear Of the
army. The King requires the disbandment Of all the
Hanoveran troops In excess OF peace footing and II Is
only by this step that Hanover can be spared the suffer
nRs OF Until that Is effected Hanover considered
as begercnk
I do not como a, an enemy 20 tho Inhabitants Pri-
waite property Will be strictly respected, and discipline
viii bc maintained among the Prusian troops II is for
you 10 meet us In friendly manner.
Orders IN THE prourEs
XVII June H. 1855.
The President Of the -Hoisteln government has al
dressed circular 10 the authorities ordering them 10
discontinue the of the word ducal" in public docu-
ments Issued from their Offices
Baron Won Scheel Plesscn has issued a proclamation
IN reference TO the various reservations with which tho
oath of allegiance to the Prussan government has in
many INSTANCES been taken. He says that tho oath ~
allegiance docs not PREJUDICE tho decision on the future
Of the Duchess II only requires the fuihmen OF tho
binary civic obi gatons together with faithful execu
cuion OF Official duties and obedience to the government
Of the country The oath, whether with or w'thou. re-
ssrvaons will be regarded az Internationally takou.
The French Announcement.
From the Paris Monitcur Juno 20
Prussia and Italy TO day (Monday, June ls) made 4