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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28
WARLIKE PREPARATIONS OF ITALY.
From The Times's Correspondent.


Alttourh the public feeling here is of extreme i'm
patience TO begin the expected struggle, the auhontes
ere well pleased at the breathing time allowed them by
German DELAYS. large force Is up 10 the 'front.' blt a
good deal sl remains 20 be DONE and SHAH be better
urcuarcd for war in fortnight than now. There Is
deficiency of horses it is said that 10000 are required
So little expected early IN the year that the esa
hshMcnt rather reduced than increased III tt >c
The Italian armv when COmpcte-tha Is 10 say, with all
It's reserves called Ou-may be estimated az lOOOO men
OF these about 201 900 believed 10 be IN the held
not asscd close along the frontier but distributed as 10
be- Immediately available should hostlities commence.
Tie artillery Of this considerable force Is yarously
stated at from 80 400 guns and perhaps the former may
De he present number but II may be increased When
necessary or when more horses shan have been obtained
Tho consumption of this year Is very fully stated al oo
men. yet only partially mustered ana not at all drilled
the ID ctcgorcs f 1872 and 1873 which have never had
any drl and that account as mere raw recruits hayo
not been called ont the present OCCASION are probably
O0O0 men, Adding these 10000 20 the 2rOUl now ~ the
field there remain O0OO From these The usual dcduc
togs must be- made for hosptrs dcpots orderlyrooms
commssarat staff and non-comlatanis Of various kinds.
H. the Ncapoan provinces and sicily oUD men are pro-
badly The least that viii for the present e retained 'ioN
ing that The force Of gcnlarnes s 10 ne ana
that the national guards take town duty Round the
Para frontier considerable force b also Indispensable,
and statement that 3oOUJ men VIII remain dsirb led
iu Umhna tic MalChcs and Tuscany seems not unlikely
20 De correct.
Thus Is Tie Italian army nearly accounted for, and
although TN that u has been SAID 10 Bologna That
the army # operations against the AusaIs now nus'ei
30 600 men incline reconsider that est mate exg-eraed.
At the same time, must remember that the army is
beng hcuod by volunteers allowed 20 take service
for wear for the duration OF the Fifteen dv-
sous will compose the army IN The field and tladln
corps includes Of thcm--ahout 5O0u0 comhatants
understand that Prince lumhcrt offered the command
Of % cOrgs Grgtf and declined Il. HIS alleged reason
doe. credit ~ biz Wit and SENSE L. command corps,
be il reported 20 have said and am defeated people VIII
say this comes of giving important commands TO mex,
pericuccd princes If victorious, my chief q stan
vii get ali the crcdt prefer commanding division
and doing what Gm ordered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28
China.
TUF COOLfR TRADE.

convention has been entered INTO 40 Picking between
the British and French Ministers and the Chinese Gov
eminent whereby Il viii now be permitted under cernn
restraints and regulations for any person residing m one
Of the open ports OF China 10 obtain from his consul "A
license 20 open q CoOHe emigration Office. Previous 20
granting license the sul VIII have to assure himself
Of the solyency and rcspcciahy Of the applicant but
vte he license has been granted cannot Sc wildwn
EXCEPT upon sufficient grounds and then only With the
consent u the consul The Chinese employed by The emf
grafton agent 10 ind him cugfants viii be- provided with
a special license and VIII be alone responsible ir any
actions hc may commit ia c0nimyenon ~ the laws - me
Empire. Rules laid down "a secure the Chinese cooe
from treaineut or from the chance Of not being able 10
return 20 his country No obstacles thrown by the
Chinese Government in the ~ their subjects embark
iuC foreign countries Of telr own nee Sii but any
affnp a. induce them do otherwise than the rcgu-
lntios provide strictly forbidden and Chinese subjects
are pun isAalc by death for the oAcnsc Of kidnapping
mon nnd scnd.nr them abrnad AsaLnst tlclI VIZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28
France.



The present PERIOD Of suspense h not been lost very
active exchange Of diplomatic communications has been
taking place between the Cabinets and she idea OF Congress
limited 20 the consideration Of pending questions has been
up with certain activity. 10 j. stated that ID
order facilitate the realization Of this idea, France ta
declared that she wOud join the Congress with perfect Dis
iuteresednes without raising question oi nature 10
compicate the difficulties of European arbitration
PARIS, Monday eyennC.-The UHi0H ne FOHcd has re-
ceiyed warning for article dated May H. which u &C.
cused of "dstotng and eliminating the intentions Of
Government, which il represents as provoking 70 war;
whereas in fact il is at this very moment rebuilding iis
efforts TO assure the peace Of Europe.
The Courier du DimaHoie has also received warning
1.-THE second for article by NJ. Provost Parado Of last
Sunday which "dsOrts the nature Of our political lust
uons by representing that they not based on liberty
These warnings DO not calm the public suspicion that
mischief brewing.
The Bourse a.itated to-day and closed with de-
cided fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28
EUROPE.
TWO DAYS LATER NEWS.
WAR STILL CONSIDERED IMMINENT
ACTIVE PREPARATIONS GOING FORWARD.
The Austrian Mexican LeyieS to be Kept at
Home.
FURTHER RUMORS OF A CONGRESS.
Caribaldi Accepts the Command Of the Italian
Volunteers.
RUSSIA AND THE EMIR OF B0KHARA.
The Cholera On the Increase at Liverpool
THE LONDON FINANCIAL PANIC SUBSIDIZED
TIE LONDON FINANCIAL PANIC SUBSIDED
OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.

The steamship America from Southampton on May 10,
arrived here early Saturday morning, with two days
later news from Europe.
The Hamburg steamer Allemau.a arrived at Cowes on
Tuesday the 18th instant at 1880 P. anl the Bremen
steamer Hermann at 9:3Op. II.
The Marn.on from New-Oieaus and the Delaware
from Philadelphia both arrived al Liverpool May 10.
The Ic.ustor from Ncw-Yoik aniyed al Gravesend
May 10.
The wreck of a schooner With iorcmast standing, main
mast lying alongside mos, Of buwarks gone, and water
logged and with "Now-YoTk" in white Letters Oh her
stern was passed April Il il lat 32N, Ion. 40 W, by
the NauLauta, arrived at Liverpool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28
The Treaties OF 1913.
MAIN POINTS OF TIE TREATY OF VIENNA AND THE HOLY
ALLIANCE ARRANGEMENT
From The Pail Mall Gazette May a.

ALLIANCE ARRANGEMENT.
From The Pail Mall Gazette May "a.
As the treaty of Vienna may more lie made the
stalking horse Of Bonapartst ambition, il may be interest
ing TO the general reader who is more learned IN present
politics than in past history to be reminded what thal ~
really In the first place, II was sghel
hy larger number of States than had ever before uted
in settlement of European affairs, including Austria
France, England Russia, Prussia, Span, Portugal ana
Sweden Coming amostimmediately after the widespread
shattorng of old landmarks consequent upon FIeAch con-
quests the Encouragement of territories amounted almost
TO reconstruction This reconstruction was based almost
exclusively on dynasilc considerations the real "Ide %
nations and the tendencies of what are now called ma
tonalities being scarcely thought Of Everywhere ha-
ons, or fragments Of nations, placed under foreign so'cI
eighties.
Englands gain, indeed was fully cquacd by her loss in
the plan She kept Malta which was essential To Der
position in the Mediterranean, and where her rule was not
unwecomc for the sake of Europe generally she under
took the protectote the onan Islands, now got nd Of
and satisfy royal pTcudces she also preserved te King
dom of Hanover, now also got rid OF.
In Italy, Milan and Venice were gwen 10 Austria ana
Sardinia was confirmed to.lfcimont; while the DueAes
of Tuscany, Parma, Modena and Paccnila were recoe
nzcd as sham dependent severe -ntcs governed by cor
lateral branches Of the Austrian Hapshure. ADsna
stll further obtained possession Of the l!To. yHa ana
Dalmaiia.
Prussas gains were enormous and, unlike many of the
Austrian were acquisitions Of real power WIN nal o.
Saxony nearly all Wesphal.a Swedish PomeIania, ana
almost al the Lower Rhine provinces She started ai'sh "s
rival of Austria TAR more formidable than before.
In the north of Europe, Russia received FINLAND ron
Norway, which taken from DenmaIE: and Denmark,
who not represented at the Congress, eoi nothing m
return.
Asto Poland the three great laTtitoIcrs made some
fresh .ecthcaiion Of boundaries.
The nnumerabe small German states which had existed
Def re the French revolution and which had been what
dslomatsts called mediaiiled. or plain people call H.
swamped the setting up Of the B0napast Conieda-
ton Of the Rhue-tAese remained swallowed up by Their
powerful ncighboTs.
Holland, having ceded her German possessions was CON
soeu with the Bcgic provinces and became Kingdom,
and Switzerland remains mgcH a, before. -.,..,..,
IL hosame year. 1873 political pharsaisn aecompl
Russia and Prussia by which they bound themselves 10
act for the future on Christian principles only and imme
daolv proceeded enforce tie absolute supremacy Of
kings as the great principle Of Christianity. All -
rope acQGiesccd in the announcement, with three notable
oceptous-hc Sultan, whose opinion was not asked and
England and the Pope, who both declined 20 have any
thing 10 do with the impostCTe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28

A telegram from Berlin, of May 18th, says.

telegram from Berlin, Of May 18th, says;
The reply of Prussia TO the Austrian note Of the 9Th nit
upon the que On Of the Duces was presented Yesterday
Vienna by MendsdOf. The settlement proposed by
Austria declined. Prussia makes other proposals but
intmaes that she may do Hopes still entertained in
some quarters maintenance Of peace probably on the
ground that Austria will make some concessions
al believed that formal treaty has yet been conclded
between Prussia and Italy"
dispatch from Berlin Of May i3 says:
Count Bsnark Is said TO intend modifying the fTussah
Cabinet and ppearng before the Chambers with Min
isry a coalition between the Conservatives ana
Liberals 1t reported that Prussia has addressed sum
has announced intention occupying the military roads OF
that State The Russian General Prince Wtgenstein was
received by the King YESTERDAY after which be had long
ervew with Count Bsmark Propositions IN reference TO
the formation Of The various military stdns nave oeeh aa
fore the King The military chests being organized
meeting of 1000 electors belonging the working classes was
held here TODAY which unanimously esoFeu mat u
was the duty Of The deputies shortly be elected IN view Of
the threatened danger Of TO maintain the eonsnohal
rights and account 70 give he cptN
pursued the Government before solution OF
the internal conflict was arrived al.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

country The fire which animates them makes them worm
double the same number Of machine soldiers.
Nor will it require long time to put them where they
gre wanted The Government has arms, and the men
ready at a moments notice.
II almost makes one gddy TO the npdity with which
these military mustcrs made In seven days sotn
conscrps called from the fields and shops and streets
and put the works There with old soldiers by theif
side they may learn TO the sound Of its own majestic
music
Within three days shall be all ready. " Austria
choose to give a week, can use II 20 advantage
After that shall have something say about times and
seasons
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aria.

dispatch from Munich Of May l2says
Orders have been issued for adding fourth oatSon W
each infantry regiment CantOnnents are 10 De ee.e1 AZ
Leehede and Nuremberg for two divisions OF he pa
varan army Conference Of Ministers from the middle ana
minor German States will be held AZ Bamberg on TIE lftu
tcuar OF the Austrian Government las been addrrsti
- the different German States demanding that any discussion
relative TO the eonyoceion OF German Parliament should u
adjourned until the different Governments agreed upon
& basis for the execution of Federal Reform"
Intelligence from Nenet only four and hah
divisions OF Austrian troops will remain Neneia The rest
OF the troops are being dispatched Oy train 10 Bohemia aud
horavia and viii be concentrated chiefly the Prlssan
frontier"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28

Coffee unaered Tea quiet bat steady Rice dull and rather
easier. Tallow slow; i. Y. C., 49, ~, -. RAJ
LIVERPOOL May III. m.-COToN IL duh WIN o9I NIUE
inquiry and prices weak sales OF Two days ''VVV pa
of which spectators and exporters took Loo
BRRADsIuFFs steady =, ~.
PRovsIoSs inactive except Lard which is rmer sales az
7007le. ~ .
LONDON May Up m-Consols s6i 0s7! for money I, =
Five Twentes g.. AGO. Erie Shares, 4jd46; LIMOS Oei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28
Germany.

4 telegram nom Frankfort SAYS:
The President the Association, composed Of Deputies
Of the different German Diets founded at Wemar IN s62 has
invited the members Of the Association 10 meet ia this city Oh
the 20tb.
A telegram from Lepic of May l3, says:
The greatest excitement prevails here today owing 20
reuor That Prusans had crossed the Saxon frontier ana
that collision between the Prusan and Saxon troops was
imminent. The rumOr has not been authenticated.
army Of Hesse Darmsadt has been placed on war
footing. The calling OF the Eighth Federal Army corps
being considered. -.
has been issued increasing tie Strength OF the IN
fantry companies TO 40 men"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28
spain.

BARCELONA May l4.-There is great on the banks
of this city for the exchange Of and the withdrawal
Of deposits Some suspensions have already taken place,
and others are expected 10 follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28
Russia.

Adyces from 81. Petersburg announce that the Emr OF
Bokkbara having failed in his engagement and attacked
Russian detachment which bad commenced rctroeade
movement on the faith Of his promise, Gen Romanoisky
attacked body of Bokkhara cavalry defeating
and pursuing them 20 yerts and capturing 1900 sheep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28

Of Treasury Chancellor Of the Exohequer that the Court
prepared 10 in conformity with the letter addressed 10 them
Yesterday.
Ro,ed That the minimum Of discount bills not having
no than ninety DAYS be raised from 20 10 cent
HAMMOND CHUBB. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28
Italy.

4 telegram from Florence Of May II, says:
"Garbad accepted the command of the volunteers
declaring at the time that lie hopes soon to he abe 10
cooperate with the glorious army Of Italy in accomplishing
eT.effr .foc. q the uatip IN
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FURTHER RUMORS OF A CONGRESS.
Caribaldi Accepts the Command Of the Italian
Volunteers.

RUSSIA AND THE EMIR OF BOKHARA'
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The Cholera On the Increase at Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28
NETWORK, MONDAY, MAY %, 1866.

fms in Liverpool but II was understood that matters
had been satisfactorily arranged
The only failure of moment in that town thus far had
bpn that of Wakefield, Nash Il Co., whose liabilities
pDve "a be less than first epresenel and who IL was
hooed would soon resume business.
tonsols. on the 18th, closed quietly at s6l 56s.
All other securities decidedly better than at the de
pature of the Cuba.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12
XXXINTEi CONGRESS.
The Taxation of Government Securities,
DEBATE ON THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
tSe. &o. &c.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1866.
The Senate was not in session to day.
HOUSE OF REPR RESENTATIEES

Mr. Rogers, of New Jersey; gave notice of his in
tentiOn to introduce bill to repeal all acts of Con-
gress cxempting Government securities from Federal
and State taxation, and to provide for taxing them
by the Federal Government, and authorizing the
States to tax them the they tax other pro-
ncrty He also gave notice of his intention to nr,-
duce bill giving bOunties to the volunteers Of 1861
given any time during the war and also to equalize
bouni'C7.
The debate on the Presidents message was then
resumed.
Mr.. Ward of New York, spoke in favor of strin-
gent measures with the South, so as to secure the
equality of all races before the law.
Mr.. Delano, of Ohio, opposed the admission Of
Southern members, but did not believe that the
States had been destroyed
SLr. Sheabarger explained his portion in refer
to the position that the Southern States occupied
in the Union.
Mr. Doauo replied, combating Nh. Stevens doc
trines and pointing out theleariul that
would cnsue from their adoption.
Mr. Stevens explained that he had never held that
the Southern States were dead They were organized
but not out under different government from cur
own. and were sill States lie thought that large
number Of estates Of leading rebels ought to be
scated to pay for the expenses of the and pen
sions for the Union soldiers.
Mr.. Williams, of Pennsylvania, made speech de-
precating tie Presidents prOcama.io ion that the
on the President, and accused him of captivating
in fact to the chief Of the rebellion. We had not
secured the rCacc we wanted to SECURE. but defeat
He said that Congress was not here to register the
DEGREES of the Executive and it the duty Of Con-
gTeSs to eSiS to the utmost every encrOachment
their power.
At o'clock the House adjourned.
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LATEST TEIEEGRAPH HEHS
q 7 4
DAILY COM AT ERCIhIs.
MEXICO.
Capture of Monterey by Esco5adO-Eseport
on fhe ESagdiad Affair.


New ORLEANS Feb 9.-The Brownsville Courie,
of the Sd inst announces that General Escobado is
reported to have taken and occupied Monterey.
General Negrete has arrived at Brownsville. 1t is
reported that he has forSaken Juarez for Ortega.
The commission to investigate the Baglad affair
has reported. They throw the blame on sen. Craw-
ford and state that the party of United States SOL
ders engaged in the affair were acting under orders
contrary to those given thc and that the soldiers
were sent over into Bagdad by the request of the
authorities Of the Republic Of Mexico, to preserve
order.
new ORLEANS, February 9-General Candy to-day
issued an order prohibiting the City Guard. created
by and acting under the military authorities, from
alternating in any disposing of real estate
or other property belonging to the city, granting
any franchise or light corporations or individuals
for term extending beyond such period the civil
government of the city may be reorganized and re-
established under and in conformity with the Consti-
tuition and laws of the State, and any alienation dis
position or grant will be subject to any rights and
| interests of the general government which may be
involved and shall not extend beyond the time when
the question in relation TO such rights and interests
| shall be demanded by complete authority.
General Weitzell arrived from the Rio Grande to-
day, and leaves tomorrow for Cincinnati He OK
presses the opinion that the country watered by the
Rio Grande is not worth going to war about He
says it is very difficult to keep strict neutrality
the Rio Grande; but the officers of the army there
concur in his opinion as to the inutiliy of going to
war with Mexico
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From Nashville

NASHVILLE, Feb. S.-The river has but three and {
half feet of the shoals and is falling rapidly
and navigation is nearly suspended.
Cotton is fiat and inactive prices ranging from 81 4c
to Acc. Receipts 534 bales shipments l54 bales.
Eight soldiers convicted by court-martal held il
this city, were to-day drumr4ed cut to the penten
tiary. Their terms of imprisonment yarg from five
to seven years. They were marched through th'
streets with drums beating and four of them hayinG
their heads shaved. Their names John McGee
Henry Kirk {. C. T1ttle, William kehoe. Dalla
Smith, Thomas Welsh, Herman Morton and C. IL
Newall, all from the Sixth United States Regular In
fantry. The charges are robbery and assault.
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EIrnE.i Enrirass EgonrAn-

Fort MONROE, February l0.-The ship Grey Eagle,
from Rio de Janeiro. with coffee for Baltimore was
spoken of Cape Henry yesterday afternoon, by the
U. 5. revenue cutter Kankakee, who supp lied her
with provisions.
A large sale of Government property is to take
place the 23d inst, at P. NJ, at this post The
lots to be offered will comprise wagons, ambulances.
harness, carpenters tools, machine tools, and mis-
cellaneous collection QS camp cots, bedseads, scrap
iron grain sacks, cook stoves, &c sc. Also, $4,000
feet Of oak lumber and 1000 feet ash lumber Terms
cash, in Government funds On the Goth instant, 100
horses will be sold here also,
The stormy weather of the past week has to-day
moderated and the fleet of vessels which has Eeep
detained in this harbor have all put to
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GENERAL COURT MARr1A.

4 general court martial has been appointed 10
convene in this city Tuesday, Feb. 18th, for the
trial Of such persons may be brought before it.
The detail for the court is as follows Brevet Brig
| Gen. W. II. Emory, I. s. Army Col 9TH I. s. cav
airy; Brig. Cen F. I. Dent, U. S. volunteers: Brevet
Lieut. Col. Francis Beach, U. 5. Army. Capt 4th IT,
S. Artillery: Breyet Lieut.. Col NJ. z Miller, L. S.
Army, Captain 4th U. s. artillery Brevet MAJOR j.
W. Mason, L. S. Army Captain of the 9th U. S. Cav
airy; Capt. F. NJ. Faet of The 4th U. S. Artillery
Capt. W II. Brown, 5th L. s. Cavalry. Major r.
Gaines, Judge Advocate.
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ChiItam Operations Against spain.

New YORK, Feb. 1G.-The T-i6une's Panama cor
respondence says that the torpedo and other internal
machinery FOR the destruction Of the Spanish feet
has arrived at Callao. The arrangements were pur-
chased in New York by agent of the Chilian gov
ernment who passed through Panama on his return 4
fortnight ago.
Catesby Jones, late of the rebel navy. was in Pa
mama route to Chill, where he to have naVa!
commission.
correspondent of she Herald says that four ironl
cads will leave England before the declaration
war on the part of Chill reaches there, and will either
attack Cuba carry war, the ports Of Spain, and
attempt the destruction Of the naval arsenal al
Ferrol
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A Canadian steaun.I,iD Zine.

ToRoyTo, c, W. Feb. 1O.-A company is forming
among the merchants of Montreal, Quebec St. John
n. B.. and Halifax. to establish Z line of steamers
between Canada and the lower provinces, intended
to compete with the routes through the States tc
Halifax, st. John, and the Bay of Chaleur. The
time between Quebec and St John by the new line
it is expected will be three and half days.
A connection will be made at Shediac with the
| American and European railways belonging to New
RrunSyyias
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From WaShingtNTf.

WASHINGTON, Feb I.-As has been before reported
in order to keep pace with the demand for the cur
rency it is expected that this week nearly hundred
tn ousand dollars will be printed daily. Last week
the issue amounted TO s40500O of this amount $35 O0
were transmitted to Assistant Treasurers and desg-
mated repositories, and the remainder to National
Banks and individuals. The redemption division
last week cancelled fractional currency amounting
S62 800