The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21


THE ARnsnos
The undersigned tho Austrian Feldzeugmclster Count
Moke, authorized thereto by his Majesty the Emperor
OF Austria aud his Majesty the King Of Prussia, after
having exchanged their full powers and found hcnafn
good and proper iorm conclude armls.icc upon tho
following condons:-
The prelimnaries OF peace having bcen signed to-day
hostitcs between the Austrian and Saxon troops
upon the part, and the PrissIan troops upon the
other and arnisce for four weeks commences upon
the I'd August The following arrangements shall De
valid pending the duration OF this armisticc:-
l. Pending the duration Of the armlsce the Prussan
troops shall observe radius bounded the west by the
line OF Ezra, Psen, Tabor, Eewhals, Zab nds aud
Znan. those points being comprised therein. Upon the
south the boundary is formed by the Thaya up TO It's
junction with The March, then by this latter river In
ascending Its far Napaed, and lastly by
direct line drawn from this last point TO 0derburg.
mhtz, and a radius Of Austrian mile around the
fortresses OF Josephstad, Konegratz and Theresen.
sadt cannot be occupied by the Prussan army and the
said ortresses may draw their provisions from these
rad military road from 0lmhtz TO Meseritsch
through wokirchen traversing the Prussian radius is
placed at the disposition Of the fortress be
occupied by the Prussian army.
g. The military roads Of Meissau, scheitesdorf, Wit
tngau and Tabor, upon the one part, and Malaschka
Skalitz aud Napajed, upon the other part at the
disposition OF the Prusslan troops with radius OF
patton Of two miles, to permit them TO quit their posi-
tions to occupy the radius fixed by section /.
T. The Prussan troops have the privilege OF avaling
themselves within the limits Of the radius fixed by
section and pending tho duration OF the armlstico OF
all the ways Of communication by land, by water aud
by railway and the radius fixed by section four for tho
fortresscS shall form obstacle TO these communca
tons. Tho Preau-Trhbau railway section Is excepted
from this stipulation In far IL traverscs the radius
OF tho fortress or Olnhtz.
o. The Austrian troops prohibed from passing the
line OF demarcaon agreed upon the 22d July before tho
line OF tie Prussan forces shall have crossed the Thaya
The 1mpe ial government will receive notice
the passage has been effected.
g. The sick In the portions OF territory evacuated by
the Prussian troops shall remain In those localities with
the surgeons and officials charged with their Fur
ther the assistance OF the auhortos their provision
ment and the means Of transport secured 10 them
upon the part Of Austria No obstacle shall be offered
either during after the armsce their transport
their own country which, moreover the Prussian gov
ernment shall effect a. early possible
Tho provisonmcnt OF the Prnssian troops is at the
charge Of the provinces they occupy II shall
raised by the Prussians by money contributions
g. The property, warehouses aud OF the State
shall not be seized by the Prussan In far least
the latter have not already taken possession Of them
fore the commencement Of the arrnsticc
Q. The imperial and royal government shall provide
for the civil servants returning early possible
their posts order In the maintenance OF the
Prussan army
10 In the interval from July q August the Aus
troSaxon troops shall every where at distance
OF mile from the line OF dcmsrraton agreed upon the
22d OF this month, In far that line h situated upon
the left bank Of the Danube On the other hand, tho
prescribed line Of demarcaon be passed by the
Prusaians.
Done At Vienna this Goth ynly, 1900
Count voN DEGESFEID
Baron M0iTkE.