The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-16
A Peace and War Aspect.
THr LATEST DrsP arCuFs

THE LATEST DEsrArCHEs.
Rnmors Of peaceful solution OF the schieswig Hot
stein question to-day, and produced most
favorable Impression. o-
Yesterday morning the Austrian suthorities in the
frontier district received orders 10 recall all fur
BRussxls April 2 1866
Several Of the minor German States resolved TO
observe an armed neutrality 10 the dispute be-
tween Austria and Prussia, and intend to place their
srin'es upon partial war footing.
VIENNA April g. 1885
The runor current here that the Duke or Coburr who
has arrived here desires TO mediate between the Aus
tran and Prussian sovcrcigns s not credited.
The Official Wsar Zefung publishes the text OF Count
haroiyis note to Count Bismsrk denying that Austria
stprepsrng TO attack Prussia
According 10 the Wonderer Field Marshal Benedek
has arrived here and has been named Commander-in-
Chief OF the Army or the North. The chief command
Of the forces In Italy w IL s said, DO entrusted to The
The rumors OF Russian ar ma,nents are stl current
The F'~~ Of to-day publishes telegram from
Florence announcing the formation OF camp
General CisldnL t
Dispatches from Munich state that IL is proposed to
concentrate corps darmee between wurzburg and
Aschafcnburg
IL is stated that Notifications are being thrown up
around the fortress Of Neisse, In silesa.
According Ia the Vienna papers the fact that Prussia
arming is undensbe The Prnssian government have
already forbidden the export OF horses.
The Oa Dsufschs Fla states that a Cabinet Council
he'd here II was resolved 10 ssue prohibition against
horses being exported from any part OF the Austrian
,ninions mis- decision is believed to have been caused
by the presence Of numerous agents In Norava buying
horses for the Prussan government
IL n believed that In reply 10 the dispatch Of Coup
kao'y Prussia will state that she has taken the
on OF following aggressive line OF policy, would
desire explanations respect ng the armaneDts OF Austria
DANCER TO BOTH rHE WAR POWERS
,nas 1 c1srssponaence OF ndon Times
war should be against her, she may lose OF her
most valuable possessons-U~ RA nash frorinc.v 10
M ls.sf.
10 regain part or the whole Of the territory wbch
taken from her and given to Prussia The year 1915
square 6ermau miles 800 Engiishl with population
Of wei, nigh million OF souls.
d M ~ az e. -. s,@ sss s. ssosd ~ rs :. ds
oH hardy fnn 10 rise oga,na h Though the Huugsri
ans coaio ms ~ o1hcs 70 her should she he IN distress
they would not ail srenuoasy 10 insist The imme-
date restoration Of their rights In consequence of
her geographical position ssxony Is exposed 10 great
danger Should Prussia resolve to proceed cxtre,es
she will take possession of certain strategic po ns in
sa1ony. from which Austria must needs try eject
her The treasure Of art ant quitics cur,ostes kc
belonging the state likely soon 10 lie removed
from Dresden to tie fortress OF kocnigstein or TO
Munich.
PREPARATIONS or AUSTRIA
Vienna March 3ll correspondence OF London Times
A. the imperial government wishes avoid
footing VIII be given until there 40 oaocy coaee
Of peace being mantaned. However, Austria Is not
bsey TO he taken by surprise for such mastery
rang.ineDs have been made that army OF $50 900
men can be made mobile within fortnight
should there he war the Archduke William Nho ~
a. tb. head Of the Ordnance Department will have the
command Of the artillery; General mt Con
drrconri who dsngu shed himself IN sn viii be
appointed Adiatns to General Count Claul. tiaas the
COMMANDER of the nst army which has s headquarters
at Prague; Lieutenant General tonnt Coudenhoven.
bis hsiesty's second Aid de Camp. will have the
command Of four regiments of cavalry and Prnces
Thurn aud rsxs and Baron Edesbeim aso likely 10
hnd employment under General won Bencdek Who for
the fnom.Dt ~ M Verona
iew DAYS sgo the Vienna hnanciers were in greHt
trepds,ion, but they have partially their squs
nimy. aud now profess to think that with Prns,ia
~ prefersb. to . psiched-up and short lived peace
t1SAsCks or AUSTRIA.
Vienna March 81 correspondence OF London Times
The Minister of Finance has made a cufnmunr on
by whcb appears that the state OF tho Austrian finances
T. not 80 unsatisfactory as IL commonly supposed Count
lsfsch states that he has paid o debts which had been
contracted BY bs predecessor the amount
OF - sssCiJh ihst all the conditions of the Bank Aat
have been srictlv fulfilled and that he ~ prny ded With
tie of dschsrgng the obligation o the state or
some months 20 come We are also informed that the
taxes are pretty regularly got IN which
cites surprise az IL notorious fact that trade au
long hss been completely sisgpsnL The government
viii hardly apply 10 The bstonal bank for sbond
u os engaged war with prussA a. the directors
openly decsre that they determ ned diuin.h
their metallic reserve.