The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-25
The Latest Dispatches.

BERLIN, June E.-The Prussan Government
addressed despatch on the 10th instant to the
German Governments, embodying the principal
features of the Prussian proposals for reform
OF the Federal Constitution. In addition to the
points already known, thIs despatch contains
ten articles, of which the following are the
most important propositions:-The Austrian
provinces, and likewise those belonging to the
Netherlands, no longer to form part of the Ger
manic Confederation; the consent of the German
sovereigns, and OF at least twothirds of the popu-
lation, 10 be necessary before war can be de-
clared by Germany; toe naval forces of Ger
many in the North Sea and Baltic to be placed
under the control of Prussia; Kiel and Jahde to
be declared Federal war ports; the Federal land
forces to be divided, and the Northern army to
be placed under the command OF Prussia and
Bavaria, as Federal Commanders-in-chief, both
Ill times OF war and peace; the relations of Ger
man Austria to the confederation to be adjusted
by German Parliament.
1t is believed that the Government has des-
patched, or Is about TO despatch. to the Govern
ors OF the different Prussan provinces a Circu
lar ordering that during the war the liberty of
the press and the right Of public meeting be sub
iected to certain restrictions.
BERLIN, June IL, IL p. Mn the Prussan
reform project Tor the reconstruction of the
Bund, the article referring to the exclusion from
the Confederation of the provinces, belonging
to the Netherlands only applies to the Duchy OF
Llmburg. Luxembourg would continue to form
part OF the Germanic Confederation.
The despatch TO the Government of Baden
accompanying the Prussian proposal for reform,
expresses regret that the discussions in the Diet
on the proposal for German Parliament do not
promise to lead to any result, Notwithstanding
that the reform proposals had been referred to
committee of nine.
Prussia therefore addresses herself direct to
the members of the Confederation.
1t is belived that after the departure of the
Austrian Ambassador the interests of Austrian
subjects in Prussia will be conhded to- the care
OF the Dutch Minister in this city.
HANOVER, June l2.-Prussia has declared to
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| II the motion brought forward in the Federal
| Diet by the Austrian representative yesterday,
| Tor the mobilization OF the Federal army, be
| adopted on Thursday next Prussia will consider
! the GeTmanic Confederation to be dissolved,
and will then allow herself to be guided only by
considerations OF military expediency.
! FRANKFoRT-oN-THE.MA NJ AIN, June l2.-The Aus
TRAN and Prussian garrisons have evacuated
this town.
MUNICH, June 12..-Count Rechberg, Major
General in the Bavarian army has been ap-
| pointed Governor OF thelFederal fortress ofMentz
ALToNA, June l2.-GeneTal Won GablenZ has,
| to-day, issued proclamation, dated from tnis
| town, addressed to the Hosteiners, which SAYS:
! -"Forcble measures have followed the occupa
tion of Holsten, in violation of the Gastein Con.
| venton. The assembly OF The Estates has been
prevented by force of arms, and the Holstein
| government commissioner has been crested
| In his proclamation OF the 10th instant the
Governor OF Schlesvlg has declared that he viii
a,so assume the chief governing power in Hol
stein. He has announced the dismissal of the
Holstein Government, and has substituted an.
other civil administration in its place.
''The Prussian troops are marching upon
AIona. The forces at my command are not
sufficient to offer resistance to hostile attack
from the German power which has hitherto
been our ally. | am not in position to protect
the right with my small force. Following the
Emperor's orders, yield to superior numbers
and leave the country. When undertook the
government you met me with confidence. Retain
that confidence, and accept my he artelt thank s.
Troublous days will come upon you. and for the
present force will rule. Yield 60 it with that
good sense which You have so often sho Wn and
remain faithful to the good cause. Your fase
is in Gods hands. Endure, trusting in happy
iesue.n rTl I .""
All the Austrian troops have evacuated Hol
stein. and have marched towards Harburg. The
Duke of AugustenbuIg left yesterday evening
and General Won Gablenz early this morning.
Last night a crowd OF the lower casses,create1
a disturbance before the barracks, which had
been occupied by the police. Some companies