The New York herald., 1866-06-28
The Dispatches.

AGAINST BY PRUssIA-TBE CONsEQuEScEs-p
SIAN DECLARATION OF DISSOLUTION.
FRANKFORT osTHE- MAIN, June H-29 p. N.
The Austrian proposal for the mobilization OF The
federal army has been adopted in the Federal Diet TO-
day by nine against six votes.
Paragraph adopted in far II relates to the
mobilization of the seventh, Eighth. Ninth and Tenth
army corps Paragraphs Q, 3 and also agreed
to but decision arrived at upon paragraph 4,
which proposed that the Dict should nominate Federal
comma andcr in. chief
The members OF the Confederation voting for tho
adoption of the proposal Austria Bavaria Saxony
Hanover, Wurtemberg Electoral Hesse. Hesse Darn
sladl, Nassau and the Sixteenth Curae
The members voting against the proposal Prus-
sia Luxembourg and the Twelfth Fourteenth. Fifteenth
aud Seventeenth Curim.
The Baden represent being without instructions,
abstained from voting
The Prussian representative had previously declared
the motion 10 be contrary 10 the Federal constitution,
and protested against action being taken thereon by
the Diet After the motion had been adopted he de.
carcd that Prussia considered the Federal Pact b be
d.olced He then submitted proposals for the consu
ZION OF Bund, announced that Prussia seeded
from the present Confederation, and Immediately with
drew from The assembly.
Tho Austrian Minister President addressed the Diet in
speech, in which he referred TO Article OF the Federal
Pact and Article " OF the Final Act OF Vienna, and IN
sisted upon the ndissoubhy OF the Federal Pact He
protested against the Prnssan project and maintained
the continuance 1f the Cofeey0fOn with all its rights
and duiies declaring that member at liberty to
etede from the Bund and that the whole OF Germany
had right TO demand ths tho Confederation should re-
main intact.
He concluded by inviting the Diet unite with him in
solemn protest for the preservation OF the rights and
forco and binding upon all ITS members.
The Diet adopted resolution erpr,s~ng us ddhersn" 10
TIE declaration u the AusL1an representatives.
The above action regarded the most import1W
that has occurred OF the dispute
All the Prussian officials al the Diet had resigned their
functions.
A conference Of the Ministers OF those States which
support Austria would be held the nth Of June to
dsas proposal Tor carrying out the restoration OF
Hoslcn To the administration Of tho Diet II necessary
by taking the offensive against Prussia
The mobilization OF the Federal army was not voted IN
n
proposed by Hanover.
Prior to tho action Of the Diet Prussia on the 18th Of
Juno inst addressed despatch TO the German Eadsrai
Staten With reference 10 the propoa ior ns
OF the Federal forces The despatch the motion In
contrary laws 6 the Confederation and all States
voting for its adoption will thereby commit an act OF
hostility AGAINST Prussia IN defiance OF Federal law In
70 be guided only by her interests and those Of the
States friendly 10 her cause The adoption OF the mo
ton will be looked upon by Prussia military solidar
ily the part Of the consenting Stacs with Austria
who will make her declaration Of alone and will
declarations OF war The members ~ the Coneder
alton those ieyriories sitsad Lef,oee hs FfWsi0n
provinces paricularly eroi~ed 10 take note f nn
communicative.
POPULAR sTRIS0TH or THE VOTE.
Tho eight vs,cs, excluding Austria given In the Diet In
favor Of the mobilization Of the Federal army represent
population OF issos7 III and contingens Of l73 7os
The nvo votes excluding Prussia against the proposal
represen population Of 2,s64bso and contngents Of
b, 500 men.
PRUSSIA ATTEMPTS TO sIQuEsrRATE THE TREAS
URY.
Notice had been given 20 Messrs Rohschild by order
Of The Prussan government that belonging TO
the Confederation, deposited In Frankfort be paid
without the consent OF Prussia.
A FORCED SEUTRALITY-THE DIVISION OF THE
CONFEDERATION ACKS0wLfD0ED BY THE PRyss.
Prusia had sent ultimatum TO Hanover and Eiecto
raj 1Hesse threatening those States with military mos-
unless they furnish immediate Of their
complete neutrality in the approaching conflict
The semi. Official Ndrddsnscbe ALgcra~ns /eifgpg an
nounces that II viii henceforth publish from the
Eibe Ddchies rnder the heading " Prussia anu ntel
gence from formerly belonging tho Coufedea
lion under the title "Middle European German States y
ACTION or THE MINOR sTATEs.
An arrangement s said 10 have been concluded be-
tween the Austrian and Bavaran governments for the
regulation of their OF action. The Bavaran
tngent In Frankfort under marching orders, and
It's destination was believed 10 be TO the camp at Wurz
burg
The order FOR the mobilization OF the army Of Hesse
Cassel was signed on the l3th OF June
The Lower House ~ Baden had unanimously agreed
10 the demand OF the government for a credit
connt OF the mobilization OF the army.
In c-Darmstadt the Upper House unanimously ap
proved OF the government propot FOR The adoption OF
military measures
On the 18th Of June tho Chamber Of Hcsso .Cssscl
passed resolutions BY large majority requesting the
government W return 70 policy OF neutrality and not
carry tho order for the mobilization OF the army.
The Chamber refused 10 grant supplies for the purpose
In the Hanover Chamber OF Deputies a motion
pending obcctrg TO the mobilization OF the Federal
Diet and demanding the dismissal OF the mnsters who
asScutcd TO it
The Northern Hsnoverian frontier had been closed.
The HsDoverisn troops retirng to Gotiingen for
there with the Austrian kalk brigade aud
the Basar,an army.