New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
Austria and Prussia.


The Ministers Of the Interior and Of Finance have just
Issued order partially prohibiting the e&Pr'anon ol
toIsos.
hy the Russian General Richter 20 the King Of Prussia and
lie EuJ OF Austria, not identical Ia their contents
The letter King of Prussia said to be expressed in
ume cordial terms than that TO the Emperor Of Austria
which is exclusively Of formal character Neither
Of tie COmmuDeauons contains any oner OF IHedauon;
10th merely express desire for the preservation Of peace
Tie Nord DCgtSche Zaag states that the situation mas
Rot changed and that the armaments are sill gong on
The De6at states that the Russian General Rlehterw
ttory leave for ST. Petersburg with an autograph letter
from Tie Emperor in reply TO the letter OF the Car
1t reported that the Italian ambassador al Berlin has
forwarded dispatch 10 Florence uhch Re declares ndr
10 tt sHcoitdble.
The Vienna papers state that the Conferences the
auestOn the Prncpses have been adjourned in con-
sequence Of the great diversity Of opinion which prevails
among the Plenipotenares Of the different Powers All,
however agree respecting the preservation oi the dIksn
Empire in its integrity and the suzer@ny OF the onpe
Porte over the Prineipaliues.
telegram from Prague announces the arrest OF Count
Wadesee upon suspicion Of being PTustlan spy, Ills
rochebook having been found 10 contain plan Of the
1oItiteations Of Prague
IL is stated that PrnsHss reply 10 The Aastr'dn note
Eas crfatd eLtreny HnfarOrabe Impression IN Cor
fapaen circts al Vienna. The following IS the text:
Baron Won Werther, the Pfussian Minister at Vienna,
las delivered the following TO Count bensdo, N reply
ia the Austrian note Of the 3lst ult:
The undersigned instructed by his Government TO notify
Z, yr Txceency the reception Of communication which
fe Imperial Envoy IN Berlin presented IN 1oIe aaiea ne
foTeeD Afairs Count Bsmak the President Of the Min
,iTy did not delay submitting that note in accordance with
VTloor Sovereign with reference thereto the under
sgned instructed to address 10 your EIceeney the follow
le fears Of danger the preservation Of peace have
ssen solely rou The TACT that A9sa "SoI any any
considerable armed forces Threatening manner owsd 'ne
The Imperial Government has given explanation re-
Fcg motives for this strange proeeedng Tor the stare
rendered those necessary econcable with
tie extent Of The latter as it with the locality At wcs the
assembled retnoscemeDs stationed namely on The Saxon
md prussan frontier where the security Of the JeWs has
Had Austria Ike Pru,o believed herself be threat
ened might certainly have been expected after ne seni
YenSa wise referring to Arf II OF the Federal Pact
would have made known 70 the Federal Diet or at least 10 the
Prussan Government the facts which appeared TO Austria
to be Of threatening nature Instead up the
time there bs been enGesvor 70 justify the eenGed
suy sgns danger against which defensive measure. should
be directed Tue secrecy with Shsh the Ansn % s emu
hnows extent appear N the eyes q the Prnss'sn Govern
eDed the natural impression respecting nen-namey
that the IrperJ troops on tie northern hon,
during the las, fortnight destined fo an offensive hostile
undertaking against Prossis Notwithstanding THE the
uthe issue Il orders 10 prepare measures Of defense be-
cause the King tie andesgned most greeioas 9oNeesn
foYesaW shat tie accumulation OF military forces IN front %
iye Iep o case un then through the exchange Of dpo
matte dspacbes Only vheDthrough the number and po.
,i ,tv of 80 prrss,ap territory tTea,ened 10 be.
.ome dependent uron the resolutions Of the Austrian
Cabinot did b.s Majesty order % be taken for
The prJ.econ country. at the tine taking
note q TIE fact fnat the Austrian Government which,
from oycs t Iow Explained htd BY military menace
placed tAe PTussan frontier ~ situation Of danger for which
precedent u te cGDd N the politics oT international IN
,eToour Of Iqsoe aLd foT Which the fssan oyofeHen
inust docdody reject every responsibility, Jntss me
Austrian Government really intended to attack Pro"e me
PTlssa Governments cannot understand wby Aaf!a BhOuid
have adcpted thse military measures.
Tbe undersigned eDeTgetcGy reles the utterly eToEnd
srsici0n Lat Prussia has hitherto bad
yoate The ppace nndj time infuqisd formally
TO Aeclare 20 Count MesdOF that nothing further from the
intentions Of His MsJosiy TIC King han offensive
against A ustria
KRIS Of Prcss ne lees sbe 10 dOn0 he Emperors
personal sentiments be entirely Ieeproeaies
ile and preserve feelings Of rendshp toward
Maesty undistuTbed by political circumstances
cannot fail 10 have oppor unes for
expressing by its ts friendly sentiments toward the Prus
'.;rn tingdom WERNER
ITO his EXcelenoy Cont Mensdorf'
IL is believed that TIC Russian offer Of mediation ar
Jiyed too Hate
91elegyarn from CraeOw tnnonnces that several Rus
san ss officers have recently been inspecting the line Of
The Galcian frontier.
Tie Vienna journals Of April all cypress irritation OF
the reply % Prussia the Austrian note, and call upon
appeal To the Ftdera Diet fo the set
loment Of the questions at issne. .. . .
1te statsmeDl u eoplrpsd that tbs lstiD Which tf'