The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-23
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THE COMPETENCY OF THE FEDERAL DIET DENIED.
In the Diet Prussia had repudated the insnuatlon OF
to e s ~ w
Parliament, but the Diet was incompetent TO deal WIN
the subject. =
Hisrnark has issued an important dispatch to the
Prussian representatives abroad in very bitter terms
toward Austria, and in one passage says:
A our information agrees that the determination to
make war by Austria ie finally settled In Vienna On
tie other hand is asserted that Prussia has been
most conciliatory for peace but the corresponding
feeling longer exists at Vienna Not only was there
manifested an entire absence Of all readiness to enter
into confidential negotiations and dscues the possib
lies ment but the expressions OF the influential
Austrian statesmen and councillors OF the nave
which leave doubt that the Imperial Ministers de.
sire war at any prioe-pary In hope OF successes III
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nnances by Prussian contributions or by honorable
bankruptcy We can only, see decided intention on
The part of Auatra Of forcing war with Prussia and o.
at most making of negotiations as to Congress to
gain time by procrastinatton for her own not entirely
completed oa1 LOT o1 nst
Vienna The only further point to choose the favor
able moment to begin
referring to the Duchier Bismark says: Perhaps we
shal at least be believed when solemnly protest
aesinst any notion of wishing to make good our claim
to the Duches by orce or of disregard to the rights OF
copossessor. Now, too, probably, 1t will not be diff
cult to understand the real motives OF the armaments
by which Austria has given rise to the present crisis
congress,
further taken care to render Impossible by the attitude
she has assumed. The circular is dated June l.
THE LONDON TIMES ON BIsMARK.
The London Times says, that such dispatch as the
above has often beon penned by European Minis
ter The Prussian statesman seems now to think cour-
teey unnecessary in his communication with Ausrie
All tho pride, the bitter hostility, the almost fanatcal
break forth when may
be eonsidered at an end The dispatch 6reathes tho
nation OF immediate rupture.
The London Telegraph says: "With this dispatch the
heoome inevitable
NATURALIZATION OF FEDERAL FoRTREssEs.
The Frankfort Deto the 9Th adopted resolutions for
the naturalization OF the Federal Fortresses at Msyenca
and Rastad and the withdrawal of Austrian and Prus
alan contingents In those places to Frankfort.
AN OFFICIAL. DECLARATION EXPECTED
La France considers 1t certain that M. Rouher will
be authorized to make known to the Chambers the EN-
peror's resolutions concerning the crisis.
The eame journal contraacts the report that Francs
is making military preparations.
OPINION or THE CoNsTITUT1oNNEL.
The Pals Con says the position Of Franco
is not changed by the recent events She maintains
entire independence and would only take an active
part If events or imperative circumstances should
her duty for the defence of the national honor
or interests.
FRENCH DISPATCH TO THE MINOR STATES
It was stated that France had sent circular urging
the Middle German States to maintain complete neu.
traLty.
Inc farllam6utaEy luteulRouCo 40 uu1upOFCd1ll LII
the House of Commons the Government was gaining
strength on tho Reform BILL Two adverse motions
factously made for postponing the clause reducing
Of SEATS and for reducing the county franchise to &ao
instead of fl4 defeated by msores respectively
of 81 aud "a. The unfair conduct of the Opposition
arouBng public indignation, and the Liberal press Is
severe it's denuncationS Prince Alfred had taken
his eat the House of Lords The large arrivals Of
gold from the United States had given increased firm
ness to the funds and conBoJs were advancing.
It is state that the Confederate Captain Maury has
become naturazed Mexican and is to receive high
appointment in tho Me1ican navy.
! he bill for the suppression Of RELIGIOUS houses in
Italy has passed. the Chamber of Deputies.
Cholera has appeared in the town of Nantes In
The Imperial troops in China had gained another vic.
tory oyer the Rebels 1