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has no, oiren been penned by European Minister The
PTusan think courtesy unnecessary
D his communications with Austria All the PRIDE the bitter
hostility the almost fanatca purpose which have been
necessarily repressed during long negotiations break forth
when negotiations may be considered at end The dis
patch brcathes the spirit of war; TO have been
written in anticipation of immediate rupture.
The London Telegraph says: With this dispatch the last
hopes peace have disappeared and hoses become in
eyiiable."
RELATIONS BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.
Vienna dispatch says that the diplomatic relations be-
Austria and Prussia viii the moment the Prus-
sian Representative at the Diet leaves Frankfort
MOVEMENTS on TIE PRUssIAS FRONTIER
1t reported that 10000 Pussan troops have been sta
toned along the frontier Pocsn and that the Russian IRON
tier at CracOa is also partly occupied.
OPINIONS OF THE BERLIN PRESS.
Berlin journal praises Prussia for her readiness 10 sup
port the preserve peace and acknowledges ha sne
is now again pletey free take whatever determination
may deem expedient.
TIE journal says that Prussia having protested against
con, ocation of the Hostein will doubtless ioow
VI the protest by active
THE CROWN PRINCE
The Crown Prince Of Prussia had been appointed Governor
of Silesia during the mobilization of tho army.
THE CONSERVATIVE rARTY
The Association Berlin had appealed to the
electors TO sustain the Government in its foreign policy
cAsUs BELI
The entry of the Prussians into Holsten is regarded p
some as q virtual commencement of the war.
Tie Nue Frsmdeaa that Austria regards such en-
try as breach OF the Gasten Convention and the oreoe oc
cupaton Of Holsten a oasas beti
LAST PEACE TFFoRT.
The Duke de rammon had gone from Paris to vienna ano
his mission said to be effort for conciaton lie had
conference with Mendor and audience with the
Emperor Of Austria Mensdor stated TO have positively
maintained the grounds of the Austrian reply TO the invitation
10 the Conference.
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Prussia.

THE COMPETENCY OF THB FEDERAL DIET DENIED.
in the Diet Prussia had repudiated the insinuaton
tsny intention the Ducbes by force She viii
ng to peaceaby question by German Parliament
M the Diet was incompetent 70 deal with the subject
BIsMARK AUSTRIA.
Bsuark had issued important dispatch TO the Prussian
abroad very bitter terms toward Austria
sod in passage says;
Our information agrees that the determination TO make
ar by Austria is snay settled in Vienna On the othcr
tssd asserad that Prussia has been most coreato for
,eaee but the corresponding feeling longer exists at Vienna
Not only was there entire absence Of oil read
ness to enter into confidential negotiations and discuss the
possibilities OF agreement but the expressions OF the innnen
t Austrian statesmen councillors OF the Emperor have
been reported TO the King from authentic source whcn
leave 10 doubt that the Imperial Ministers desire
sar at any price partly in hope OF successes IN
fae field. partly to hide domestic dlincuits
NAY even With the expressed intention assisting Austrian
knances by Prassan contributions by honorable bankrupt
.y We can only decided intention the part Of Ans
s,la Of forcing war with Prussia Of making
~ negotiations as Congress gain time by prOcrasna
fou Ser her entirely completed arrangements, but
especially for those her allies The fact Of settled
az Vienna The only further point TO choose
sLe favorable moment 20 begiu"
Referring to the D8che Bismark says; Perhaps shall
NJ ess be believed when solemny protest against any
on Of wishing 20 good claim to the Duchies by force
es fdoea,d TO the rights Of the coposessor. Now too
yobs IL will not be difficult understand the real motives
q he ornaments by which Austria has given rise to the pres
crisis and wbose by ofthe Congress she
ba further taken care TO render impossible BY the etudeshe
bas assumed The circular is dated June 4.
TBE LONDON rMEs On EIsnARK.
zs London Ts seys that sVeh dispatch % pe above
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DECIDED GOVERNMENT SUCCESS.
gODs,ls, Sc and Sc IA; United States FivC.TwcnlieS,
81 i-2 and 6l 81.

Th r. M steamship China Capt Hockey which left
Liyerool at D. H. Of the 9th and Queenstown of The
10th ust arrived at Halifax yesterday route for Bo-
fon 18th I37 passengers for the latter city and 30 for
Haliix.
Th' steamship Virginia from New-York, arrived at
QUeo ostown the 7th.
IN, steamship Bavaria, fom Nev-York, arrived at
southampton on the 7th.
Th,steamshp Java, from New-York arrived oa Crook
hayeron the morning of the sth and at Liverpool early on
he On.
III steamship City of Dublin, from New-York, arrived
At LieTIool At noon Of the 9th.
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France.
AN OFFICIAL DECLARATION ExI

AN OFFICIAL DECLARATION EXPECTED.
La France considers il certain that NJ Rouher VIII
be authorized make known the Chambers the Emperors
resolutions concerning the crisis
The same journal conradcts the report that France is
making military preparations.
OPINION 0P TIE CONSTITUTIONAL.
The Paris Consr,toRaa says the position Of France is not
changed by the recent She maintains entire indie
peudence and would only active part If events or in
perave should render it her duty for the de
iense of the national honor interests.
FRENCH DISPATCH TO The MINOR STATES.
II was stated that France had circular urging the
Middle German States maintain a complete EeuiIafy
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TIE LATE LEWIS CASS.

OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT IRON THE PntsIDKsT-
APPROPRIATE HOSoRs TO BIZ RENDERED..
DLrARI,uNT or STATE.
WAsnsoIoN June lG ls6.
The President directs the undersigned to perform
the painful duty announcing to the people OF the United
States that Lewis Cnss distinguished not by faithful
services varied public trusts than by exalted patriotism a
recent period OF political disorder departed this lie nj
o'clock yesterday morning.
The several Executive Departments Of the Government VIII
Lopors 10 be rendered the OF the
at home abroad the national name and
authority Acknowledged.
WM X. SEwARD.
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THE IMPENDING WAR.
.s,r,v., Commenesmen, of the War.
bf Y OF PRUSSiAN TROOPS INTO HoLsrEh

b~Y oP PRUsSfAN TROOPS INTO HOLSTEIE.
A sian division, under Gen. Fiiess, crossed the
Elder he 7th and entered Hosiein They said to be
crder occupy Rendsburg, Kiel and Itzeboe
SVAcC ioS OF KIEL BY THE AUsIRIASs-coNcINTRA-
"a ToS AT ALToAy.
The isirians were reported be evacuatDg Kel and
eoDsen 'sng at Altoona where Gen. von GabeW and his
,taf f,srrived.
pBENDsBURG OCCUPIED BY The PRUssANs.
On o. the PTussan troops arrived at Rendburg and oe
srpieStbe They peacefully met by the Austrian
TaIrim who withdrew from the the day and the
IsFtig was quite friendly
PROCLAMATION OF GIN. GABLByz.
Co eableuz the Austrian Commander, had issued pro
saon protesting against the entry Of the Prussans into
HI gin that he awaited the orders Of his Sovereign
he pursue He announced that the Govern
nenff a Holstein is transferred TO Altoona.
DISPATCH FROM GEN. MANTEUFFEL-
Ger Nanteufe the PruSsian Commander, had sent dis
aebo 5abenz stating that consequence Of the deeara
os.by Austria in the Federal Diet and the convocaton Of
Sic sten States the position Of affairs existing before
she astein convention is reestabshed Gen. Manteufc
abert enters Holsten bnt will occupy the places
in possession Of the Austrans He has received orders
aycd conflict and dismiss the civil unctionares BE
opCded by expressing the hope that peaceful understand
jng VII prevent tie outbreak Of war.
RECLAMATION OF GEN. MAYTEUPFEL.
ssneuHel also issued proclamation TO the in
Hosen for the maintenance Of the sovereign rights of his
soys master which have been placed in jeopardy The step
tosssez, is merely defensive in character.
Gn. hanieufe is said TO have summoned Gablenz to
establish Of common administration in the Duches
INSTRUCTIONS FOR GEN. eABLESz.
Austria had ieegraphed Gen Gablenz avoid armed
conflict in Hosten II is stated that should conflict take
place the Austrian Army Of the North viii advance agsD,
Prussia.
WAR CONSIDERED INEVITABLE.
The absence Of snytbng like negotiations and the contnu
military makes the all but inevitable
PROBABLE sPREADrSe TIE WAR.
The LoHdes Times remarks: Now the great
pest rolling round the point where the first
cone IL all for Hosen that Siesia mensced but is
terrible to think how the may spread In the rear OF
Italy stands France and In the Of Austria stands Russia
1t 10 even said that the design Of Italy against the Adratc
Provinces Of Austria have suggested political conceit
etveen the Emperor the SuaD does anybody
doubt the which begins upon the Baltic may
end 10 the Black Sea-"
INDICATIONS OF WAR INCREASING.
The indications that will break out in
Ieasing.
wARLIKB RUM0Rs.
There are vaou nnsuthentcated from Vienna in.
hiding Benedek bad been ordered to enter Slesa
I'd that forward movement commenced; also that
oant Karoy had protested at Berlin against the military
Prussia Hostein and that bis Withdrawal from
Seylin imminent
ITALY READY FoR WAR.
Florence Telegram says that Italy win commence hcsti
ies AZ soon no war Ia declared 10 Germany.
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Aunlrin.
THE AUSTRIAN MINISTER At BERLIN

THE AUSTRIAN MINISTER AT BERLIN.
II is rumored that the imminent departure oi the
Austrian Minister from BeIlin conradicted
TIE EMPEROR To JOIN THE ARMY.
II was reported that the Emperor Of Austria was TO start Oh
the 9th for the Headquarters Of the Army OF the NORTH
TExr OF THE AUSTRIAN EIPLY.
The text Of the Austrian reply the invitation to the Con
ference is published II agrees with the representations
already made expresses surprise that tho Ponthea Gov
ernment was not invited TO the Conference.
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sehIcswig Holstein.

THB coNvoCATIoS oP THE EsTA1Es.
public meeting at Altona has adopted resolutions
thanking Austria her declaration in the Federal Diet and
expressing the determination Of the inhabitants to uphold the
right Of disposng Of their destnes by forming Duehies In
the separate States under the sovereignty Of Prince
AugustenbeIg
THE ASSEMBLY BE PREVENTED BY PRUSSIA.
reported that Prussia will focby prevent the assembly
Of the Holstein estates
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SHASGHAE, May T. 1866.
The Imperial troops are again victorious over the
Tea quiet The silk market had closed Exchange, 6I5
FTeiehts 70l. -
HoNG KoSG, May 13-Exchange. AIS. Arrangements are
making at Japan most favorable TO commerce. -
MELBOURNE April % le66.
The McCuloch Government have returned TO olee Inc
Tariff bill had been rentrodnced amended and passed both
Houses The trade Of the colonies generally actNe
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CALIFORNIA.
RgLIEP FOR A STEAMSHIP LINE AGRICULTURAL
PROSPECTS - MARKETS.

PROSPECTS - MARKETS.
san FRANCISCO, Friday june Is; 1866
The Chamber of Commerce OF this port publishes ,ne
,rocecdings of special meeting, recommending that
congress pass act to relieve the steam ne 70 Onlh
and Japan from stopping at Honolulu as hye days would
They also suggest the passage of bill TO subsdize line
OF small steamers between the Sandwich Islands and San
Francisco. -, - ~,
Nearly all the Russian Telegraph fleet have gone North
and REPORTS from the officers in the held are highiy
encouraging. -. - =. .
Reports nom San Joaquin Co. and other parts OF tne
done damage.
The steamer Moses Taylor, Capt Bethcn, sailed to-day
for San Juan del Sur.
There is no material change in mining shares
S3iO; Imperial, $li0 Becher, sl92; Yellow Jacket,
SG95 Alpha $215; Choar, S22
Legal-tenders, 73t. - -,
The Flour market is unchanged with iair demand
for export and home consumptoni Extra, - 20, ana
Bakers Sc per bbl Sales OF Milling Wheat AT ~ .3R
OO h. Hawaiian Sugar. medium grade, has sold at ~ %
" 100 ~.
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The Danubian prIneipali,ie..
PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.

PREPARATIONS FOX WAH
There had been rumors that Turkish troops had
crossed the Danube end in collision with the Rouma
nans that resnsorcemens had left Bucharest and that Hos
podar would command but they lack conhrmaton but
it asserted that energetic measures are progressing in the
prncpaie and that Hospodar had assumed command Of
20 600 men.
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The Federal Diet.

NATURALIZATION OF FEDERAL FoRTRESsBs
The Frankfort Diet on the 9th adopted resolutions
for The naturalization of the Federal TortreSses at Mayenee
and Rasadt and the withdrawal of Austrian and Prussan
contngents in those places to Frankfort.
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Russin.
SYMPATHY WITH AUSTRIA.

SYMPATHY WITH AUSTRIA.
II is reported in Vienna that Russia concurs in the
attitude assumed by Austria.
AN AUTOGRAPH LITTER PROM TIE CAR.
The Russian Cabinet courier reached Vienna on the 'lb
with an autograph letter from the Car to the Emperor
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From Can't. Bryant.

| AUGUSTA, Ga. Monday. June ls 1866.
| A telegram to Northern papers asserts that have
been arrested for defaudng negroes IL he concerted
| TO iniure the cause am advocating.
j. e. BRYANT, Editor Loyal Georgian.
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France.
THE ROTRSE.

THE BOT NkE.
The Paris Bourse Oh June Q was firm. Rentes
closed ht G3fr. lCc.
CAPT MACRY
Paris letter say Capt Many has offered the French
Government torpedo OF immense power invented by
big, Xas Ijtg ssIs Lat Mary las bss9pe patRgsxsd
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The United state. Gunbeas. n, Halifax.

| HALIFAX, N. s., Monday June ls let6.
| The United States gunboats Augusta, Miantonomah
and Asbneot left ST. Johns ~ F. the 18th for Queens
town Tie Ashuelot when of the Nanows, ran into and
] saQk the biz Selling,
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Italy.

decree was issued at Florence on the 7th, calling
service the second oategores Of CLASSES Of ls42 s
and
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Holland.
THE CHOLERA

The cholera continues its ravages in Holland. In
latest weekly return from Rotterdam shows eo cases. % prov
ing fatal, in the principal cities.
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China md Auatrnlia.

BOMBAY, May 29.-Cotton dull. Exchange, 213
CALCUTTA May 2e.-Exchange, 2Il.
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Preparations for WAR I'm the
Damubian PrimCipalities.
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ItnIy.
SUPPRESSION
Indin.

The Italian Chamber of Deputies had almost unani-
mousy adopted the bill for the suppression Of religious bodies
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West Const Of Africa.
Comrncreinl EntclIigence.

The Nav mails from places on the West Coast o.
! Africa has arrived. The news is unimporlant.
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a French DipatchiO The Minor German Governments
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Spain md Portugal.
gEUTRALITl

The Governments of Spain and Portugal have
European war,
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NEWYORK, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1866.

Mexican and is about to be named to high command In the
Mexican Navy.
CHOLERA
Cholera had broken ont at Nanez There were from 10 70
20 cases daily, though there but few deaths
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r,Rcuiapor COUNT sIsmARx ON THE AUSTRIAN POLICY
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ST. ALBANS.

VOLUNTEERS ON THE BoRDER-ExAMIsATIOy or
PRIsOyERs-GBN. SWEENEY NOT GONE HOME.
Special Dispatch to The N. y Tribune.
ST.. ALBASs, June Is.-The Regulars of Canada on
the frontier were ordered back to their barracks and six com
papes of volunteers detailed guard It The examination Of
tho Fenan prisoners continued to-day at Freligbsburg
But little cniency will be shown them II any proof can DO
found against them Gems Sweeney and Spear and Col Nee
han are still here grand promenade concert to the ladies'
Of ST. Abans by the band OF the ID Regiment United States
Artillery was given this evening at the Welden House
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he Austri1ns Fall Back and Concentrate at AllOna'
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THE FENIANS.
MONTREAL.

RECALL OF TROOPS PROM THE PRoST-cLAIhs oP
CANADIAN SUFFERERS.
Special Dispatch The N. y Tribune.
MONTREAL Monday June II, 1eG6.-The volun-
teer force is coming in from the 'front.' About 1900 men have
arrived today Some Of the had sprgs OF mapeeaf In
their caps but the bodess nature Of campaign Just ended
forbade ovation Three thousand men are to be kept on
frontier and they will be mostly Regular troops 30 that the
clerks in the Volunteer Corps return to their business
commission IL TO issue settle the claims Of the sufferers BY
the raids the East and West and vote will DO taken this
session, IL possible.
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NE REFORM BILL IN THE tNGllSHpARllAMENT
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EUROPE.
THREE DAYS LATER NEWS
VIRTUAL COMMENCEMENT or YHE war;

yRUsSIAN TaOOPS ENTER HOLSTEN'
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