New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28

hal been satisfactorily arranged. 49,,
The only failure OF moment IN iIsl toWh lhus iai %
bnn that of Wakefield, Nash Il Co., whose liabilities
uye "a be less than as first represented and who, IL was
hoped, would soon resume business; o.,.oc.
'onsols on the 18th, closed quietly at s6l obs.
An other securities were decidedly better than at the de
pature of the Cuba.
AUSTRIA. PRUSSIA AND ITALY.
The situation of affairs between these powers had IN
degono 10 apparent change. Notwithstanding rumors OF
negotiations the military attitude of the several powers
remained very threatening. ,,.
Z asserted that Count Blsmark daily receVeu el'eIs
advising him of his imminent ASSASSINATION 49,
The Vienna correspondent of The London Times say
th ornaments of Austria in the Of few weeks,
vii amount TO 600 900 men in the field. Large bodies OF
trops had been sent from Vienna 10 the NOh ana the
sncgic concentration of troops the Prussan frontier
hid thereby commenced. I'M
mint has determined 20 admit the reciprocal inyoaDty
OF private property at with the exception OF contra,
band of An Imperial decree to this effect was issued
. Berlin dispatch Of the l4th says: On Saturday
ey,ning, May H. conditional treaty OF alliance was
sieled between Prussia and Italy One OF the articles
STIMULATES that neither Prussia nor lay sall cohact
seaate treaty with Austria IN the event OF either OF the
beng attacked by that power. -,
Is positively affirmed that Prussan dispatch, in the
form Of an ultmaum. sent TO Hanover ON the l2h
sunmoning the Hanoverian Government TO explain the
military measures which it has recently adopted
an order had been issued for the mobilization Of the
military forces of Hesse Cassel
telegram from Frankfort says: "A motion will shortly
benroduced in the Federal Diet for the moblllzauon OF
the Federal army. II will also be proposed that Austria
and Prussia be called upon TO withdraw tneir troops rom
the frtrsses of Mentz and Raadt in order that those
places may be occupied by the Federal forces m
Hanover was eyincing a strong feeling OF hosulty
anns Prussia and making active military preparations
II Is stated that the Italian squadron under kear-Ad'
nal Nacco had left the Bay OF Iarento and taken up
position the Adratic between Ancona and the Dalma-
tan, Island OF Grossa, thereby closing me Gun Oh lesc'
slthreatcning Venice, Trieste, Pala and Fiume.
royal decree had been issued al Florence orieng all
soldiers of the second category of 1911 70 be orwh Moor
pom,ed with the regular army Tney had already been
called for two months drill
aUMORS OF 4 CONGRESS. PEACE NEGOTIATIONS, &C.
The Paris journal La France of the 18Th says-"lhe
present period of suspense has not been LOST very
active exchange of diplomatic cOmmu lcatOns has Deen
taking place Letwecn Inc Cabinets and the idea OF con-
gres limited to the consideration Of pending questions
las been again taken up with certain activity. III j.
stated that in order 10 facilitate the realization Of TINS
m France has declared that she would join the congress
with perfect disintercscdncss without raising any ques
tol OF nature to compcate the difficulties OF European
arbitration"
The London Worainr star Of the 18th conspicuonsy
announces that the English Government do not feel
wholly discouraged 20 the poss bihty OF peace oh lht
contrary the feeling which prevails Is rather more hopeu
There rs vague report from Florence that negotiations
FOR Tie of Vencta proceeding and that Italy
had consented 10 wait 20 days for the result
The ODnioHc If Florence under date Of May H. states
that no formal proposals for Congress had been made
but that France and Russia had united their Efforts IN
semi-oilcal manner 10 bring one about Inc OPihioH'
declares that Italy should accept Congress upon TWO
conditions VIZ. that shcmay remain armed and continue
her ornaments, and that the cession OF Neneta DC III
cudcd In the programme of the Congress.
The Florence Malone Of the 18th states under reserve
that note had arrived from the French Government pro
posing Congress.
There wer rumors at Vienna of negotiations TO bring
about a con,romisc between Austria and Prussia.
Paris evening journals Of the 18th represent that
meeting took place that day between Eah Cowley, VI
Drouyn dc Lauys and Baron Budberg with the object
bringing about peaceful solution There is however Nc
confirmation ni this statement.
TURKEY.
4 Telegram from Bucharest gives report that the Par
Conference the Principaues had authorized the Port
20 occupy the Pnncipalitcs.