The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-03

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ton. bound TO defend We have been absolutely forced
peace which had andsrt.tsn with he view e lay ne
unity o. the whole Empire and its position as srss
Power, my sovereign duties have compelled to
Up arms aud now We must no, and viii not lay them
German States heir rec internal Development, aud their
rghful position in Europe Our confidence and our hopes
alone ., Tae are placed n higher onapOsSes
nsTsf sbandons who Grmiy rely upon s Justice
Bim viii bcseech for hslp and victory aud call upon my
people 70 Join with me in my prayer.
PRUSSIA AGAINST AUSTRIA.
Tho Prussian government despatched June Is 10
Foreign courts an official statement of recent events
In which it makes the following declaration -
After the decision OF the Diet on the 14th instant
by which thu Confederation was broken up and
Prussia threatened with war tho law Of self.
preservation compelled Prussia 10 secure herself
against the action of neighboring States On the
10Th inst, THEREFOR the government offered saxony
Hanover and Electoral Hesse condit ona alliance The
offer refused and Prussias geographca position
does not allow her TO tolerate in those States open
direction, the Pussans have crossed the frontiers OF
those three countries in order TO prevent beng cut
on ID the rear ~hs defending ourselves against Aasa.
KING WILLIAM TO THE rRussIAN PEOPLE
Tho manifesto or King william to the Prussan people
has been issued to-day the principal passages OF which
arc as follows:
The hopes that alliance based upon esteem and
sss fro Inc a apa Of would
have boeo deceived Austria has not considered Prussia her
the federal princes breach OF the confederation The
s @ no o. % "a has been the wsehgord Of her enc
Der opponent. deceive themselves IL they imagine Prussia
disappear and ali hitherto opposed 70 one another
stand hsnceforth united In triumph mist ortune"
The manifesto lays stress upon tho fact that Prussia
In concert with En- land, France and Russia mas made
frui.iess effort 70 effect peaceful settlement and pro-
We are compelled 70 fight for existence We must go
a eS ss r e ses agaa who wish %
the independence II od give u lie ye,o S' we
Ge sy0s os eaI 10 oras firmly and
who fear the right and the OF the spirit
COUNT BIsMARcK's DECLARATION.
BERLIN, June IL, 1865
On the 10th inst the Prussian government delivered
special protest to all the German courts, declaring
all proceedings which either several or the Ger
man governments might take in accordance with the
orders OF the socaed Fed raj Diet TO DO nun and void
This protest was despatched unanimously With the
prussan declaration 10 reign governments respecting
the latest steps OF Prussia In Saxony Hanover and
Count Bismarck has addressed the following despatch
10 the Pruss, an representatives Abroad
have 70 communicate TO your Excellency event by
ssSsa Diet Il Fraasfori Ss @ sns Of Yesterday
si1atOn Of he entire federal army Win Tie exception Of
81 diplomatic relations with US and whose msfy forces
have msnssed our frontier or the last hrss months had
Pretended with her aosiein tho
o II az ssg s rs us, to 'r
% Of the yenn Sos rna' a Which as put FERN as
tnown only the starting point for the legal steps
members Of ihs confederation when they come within .se
me @ n
The arrayng of federal army against member Of the
Confederation, resolved upon In accordance with the
,hs Band is IN contradiction wi the aim and spirit the
sand as well as with the tex, Of the federal act especially
Is OF tho Congress &C, Of Vienna of the 9Th June 1915 and
Ant 81 lie bu, cs.,c Confederation lie manilen dc
e. % sc de
AR 6s talinsa 81 Les ets,s confsderes sensagen de
psSs lsars $iasssnSs force Ses
"ans noe cs%mssion IA vote de- Ia mediation 81 Gle ne r
S.si. pas aaans sentence adiJus d,ycn nscessare
INSTANT bien organize auque! les parties ntes 30 SOU
The an federal motion Of Ausris being Prussia.
Ct % only brought under o I sS
assembly BY the small crity above mentioned the Kings
FORMAL to The D
and after this act immediately withdrew from the Assembly
hsd already previously combined in hostile Prus
Il the duty Of the Kings government announce
sc Ss .pn.pns have lost ali VALIDITY 20 o Pew :,
Who By signing vienna Congress the ON Of june
o.
the honor 10 your Erc 70
~ s0p hs contents Of this ''Yns
THE rRussrAy CONSERVATIVES.
The chiefs OF the Two party and the party Of
progress have formed alton this city TO assist
ths Prussian army IN the neld with money provisions
aud medical aid They have issuod common appeal 20
all parties cooperate with them Ia relieving the
neid
Tho signatures 70 the appeal include those Of Herren
Wagner, Beniner. hommsen, Twesten, Virchow and I'm
ssussIAs PROCLAMATION TO THE GERMAN PEorLE.
BERIiS, June 10 lsc6
me following proclamation has boon issued by the
Prussisn government TO the German people,
After the Gsrmanic Confederation has displayed and
sn" any sss thereby long ~ since s ~ a
dsnes W A< ndfion and been regarded by foreign
cations ~ guarantee for the continuance Of
German weakness and want OF strength, was
10 have been misappiied In the last few
days 10 calling Germany under arms AGAINST member
Of the Con ederaton which had taken tho FIRST decisive
step for tho sat sactou Of the demands by pro-
posing the convocaton OF q German Parliament, All
support, all ground even all plausible pre,est, want
tuR the Federal constitution for the aroused
Austria against Prussia BY tho resolution OF June IA In
which the majority OF the members 81 the Confederation
determined for Prussia the breach OF
the confederation Is completed and the ancient dersl
rssii ons are torn asUnder Nothing remains but tho
basis OF the confcieration-the living unity OF this Ger.
nAtionand II Is the duty OF the governments and
o, the people TO give expression, Instinct with s
Upon Prussia IL Incumbent Herewith the duty OF Dc.
81 her ndcrendenca Threatened by that resolution
and the armanents Of her opponents. While the Prus
ian people u entire strength for tho funlmoDs
of that duty u at the same time displays tho determine
ton take mp the defence OF the national development
Germany hitherto orcbly obstructed 10 ind ydus In
tsrests In this mined ateig after N, disboo Of
The Confederation, Prussia offered the governments
union upon the simple terms Of mutual protccnon and
participation In the national enortA She required
Thing but security for pea and for that purpose the
immediate convocstion OF the Parliament
Her hopes for the funlment OF this and moderate
demand have boon deceived The offer - Prussia Is re-
jeoted and she thereby boon competed proceed In
accordance with the duty Of selfpraervaton AZ such
moment she cannot suffer enemIs or doubtful friends
upon and between her 'front.'
while the Prssan troops crrss tho frontiers they d.
not como a. enemies ~ this ptpuat on, whose indie
pendence Prussia respects snd with whose Representa-
hyes she hopos 10 deliberate In tho German National
Assembly upon the future fortunes Of the German father
land
May the German people looking towards this lofty
aim, moot with confidence aud assist " promote and
secure the peacefui development Of the common coun
try