Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29
TEE GERMAN QUESTION,
Immense Arrnaments of Austria-NO War
Yet Deciared-ftaly likely to Make war
ON Austria at All Hazard-COunt Bis
mark Threatened with Assassination, |
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THE LATEST DISPATCHES.
From the Cork Aduertisnr Mnr1ri

[From the Cork Advertiser May Ill
m The continental news presents no new features
me Vienna correspondent of the London Times
says the armanents of Austria in the course of few
feid. Will amount TO hlne hundred thousand in the
=, The London Tine, Paris correspondent says that
MS imminent assassination.
VIENNA. May l5-Complete bodies of Austrian
tro9RS nave been sent forward from Vienna to the
north SINCE the llth inst, and the strategic concen
commenced.
An imperial decree has been issued to-dav sacrrin
perfect Immunity from capture at sea to merchant
vessels belonging to nations with which Austria NAV
oe AT war, provided such nations will adopt recip-
extend to vessels carrying contraband of war. or
1Gh MnlGh may have attempted to force an effective
A large number of horses are being purcbosed in
Austria by agents of the Bavarian government
numors are current that efforts are being made to
nrlng ABOUT a compromise between Austria and
Prussia, and that it has been resolved not TO com.
mence hosties until those efforts shall have proved
unsuccessiul These rumors. however, are in no way
MILAN, May Is. 1S66-Tntelgence from Venetis
ANNOUNCES that regiments Of Croats continue to ar
rGei oU,UGO are expected altogether, and will be
echeLoned from Griol to Padua Depots for the Ans
iran military service in Eenetia have been estab-
s1so IL nee A. draz and considerable force is stationed
IA "a one Lyrol The garrison of Venice is to be raised
10 A'UuU men. GunbOats have been stationed and
many torpedoes sunk before the mouth of the chan
f4e aG Mt he = oTs5 on Roh have been mined
ton of the stay of the French troops in Rome beyond
the date fixed by the September Convention, are
Prince Napoleon had an interview with the En-
Reror Of Austria shortly after his arrival in Visnna
1t is believed he assured his Majesty that Ttslv
would go to war with Austria, whether she had the
assistance of Prussia or not ~ ~
= BERLIN, May l6 lS66.-It is officially denied that
Count Blsmark has been negotiating with the lead
ers OF the opposition, in view of modification of
the Cabinet. The government desires however. tn
come TO a better understanding with
IL Is ohlclally stated that there no necessity for
the Prussian government to send any reply to the
austrian note OF the 4th since Austria declared that
ell questions of disarmaments loere erhdusied
The National ZeitunG publishes the following Off
cuSI edal communication The statements made by
several German journals respecting alleged efforts
OF mediation the part of Russia and also the as
sertion that the Car had declared himself ready to
support Austria IN the event of her being attacked
by Prussia, would appear to be untrustworthy rre-
pectlve of the fact that Prussia will not be the first
to take the aggressive Such declaration does not
appear probable considering the relations at present
existing between Austria and Prussia. Should the
middle and minor States reject the prussian proposal
Tor federal REFORM Prussia will make an appeal to
t9e Wnoe German nation, embodying propositions
of the fullest and most comprehensive character
MUNICH, May Is, 1S66.-The editors of the journals
OF the city have been requested not to publish any
intelligence respecting the movement of troops.
Another telegram states that the governments of
bagara and Baden are in favor of armed neutrality.
BREsLAU, May II, 1S66.-The municipality and
Common Council of this city have sent an address to
the King of Prussia, in which they acknowledge the
JuStIce VI tHe motives Wcn are leading his Majesty
to war with Austria, and declare that the nation IS
ready to make the same sacrifices as in 1873 partcu-
ary as the wisdom of the King will find means to in
crease the popular enthusiasm by terminating the
domestic conflict between the government and the
chambers
A ministerial decree published at Vienna on the
!3th prohibits the expectation of arms the tal
ian frontier as well to Switzerland to the Zollyer-
Elm and by sea from Austrian ports.
Another ministerial decree prohibits in the same
way tne export OF corn IN order to prevent short
supplies in the victualling the army.
The passports of travellers crossing the SchlesWig
frontier will again require the Austrian visa.
The independent Vienna journals continue to de-
mand the convocation of the Reicbsrath.
1t Is asserted that the Emperor of Austria has de-
termned, the event of war to transfer the regen-
cy OF hungary to the Empress, who would be assist
ed by responsible Hungarian Government.
A Berne telegram says the Italian troops which
have been withdrawn to the interior of the kingdom
Coblentz dispatch says the Eighth and Ninth
Prussan Army Corps are to be concentrated there
and at Wetzar.
THE PEACE RU4ORs.
The London Star of the 18th of May, conspicuously
wholly discouraged to the possibility of peace On
the contrary the feeling which prevails is rather
more hopeful than 1t was last week
The Florence NdzIOne of the 18th of May, states
under reserve that note had arrived from the
French government proposing a congress.
bring about a compromise between Austria and
Prussia.
Paris evening journals of the 18th of May, repre-
sent that meeting took place that day between
Earl Cowley. Nj. DTuyn de Lhuys and Baron Bud
berg, with the object of bringing about a peace full
statement,