The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-30

second and third rate States decare aiA,ns, the Nc
'ressor That tn the original intention Of the Aus
ran government clear from the Of their onical
press and from their making up tb minds TO canvoke
ne hoisten Estates, which VIZ sort u challenge TO
russia but whether they ~sre staggered by the alac
NY asp@yeo oy yrussa 10 taking up the gauntlet or
"ne'oee 'noy w,rs resolved 10 expose corps which is
'sd 70 comrAs some Of their best troops to certain
lesxsuc2op they have evidently arrived At the concn.
MN 'ha discretion ia the better part Of valor and that
the saorisce OF six thousand would be paving too
high . price for putting the enemy in the wrong.
This sudden cavng In Of Austria after the defiant Ian
ggage adopted by organs and after her disappointing
the last hopes Of peace by declining to attend the Con-
gress except imprsccable conditions has naturally
excited the utmost establishment and given rise TO the
widest rumors II is asserted that the Austrian army in
Bohemia ia in state Of Reorganization, that contagious
diseases have broken out among the troops who arc
massed together In close quarters and who suffer from
defective commissariat arrangements which bad
now as they during the Italian campaign that the
dissatisfaction existing among them has led 10 serious
mutnes and that several regiments have had 10 be
moved from the frontier prevent them from deserving
mdsse If tho slesian papers to be trusted quite
number OF deeerers chiefly Italians and Hungarians
have already arrived In the Prussian lines ana state
that many OF their comrades will follow them Whenever
they have chance. According 10 another report The
Emperor of Austria, who was never particularly wsse
has lately shown unmistakable symptoms OF mental
alteration and grand council of his relatives and min
listers has assembled to discuss the necessity OF appoint
ing regency. This TO be sure would account for the
strangely waverng and inconsistent conduct OF Austria
dur ng the present crisis for the orders given one day
and counteanded the next and for the fact that the
Emperors journey TO the headquarters at 0lmZ which
was officially announced for the 9th inst has been sud
denly adjourned sine de BIT in all probability the back
wardness Of Austria In coming forward is principally
csoned by her being desrons OF awaiting the result Of
the motion brought by her Yesterday at the Frankfort
Diet for the immediate mobilization OF the federal army
The PROCEEDINGS Of that body dlaory that in or
binary times weeks would eapse before anything WINS
decided upon but in the present instance has been
agreed that the motion Is 10 be put to the vote early
Thursday next tine 14th instantly, and after he donRs OF
Prussia IN Holsien there hardly be doubt bit that
II will be favorable TO Austria By its adoption
hundred thousand men would be ranged her sdo
against Prussia and the prospect Of securing so power
full addition her forces IL certainly worth awaiting
rev DAYS ana mourning the rdicnie 70 which she - now
Holsein or the Federal conngents ihns. OF Bavaria
wurtcmbnrg, Saxony Baden, Hesse- Darmsadt and ono
or two other smaller states already 'mobized."
The Bavarian contingent forms a corps of itself, tho
Seventh Federal Army Corps ~ 600 strong; those Of
Wnrtemburg Baden and Grand cal Hesse compose tho
Eighth corps Us 600 strong and those of saxoby Flee
toral Hesse and Nassau 90 600 men, tho Ninth Com
person OF Prince Alexander Of Hesse. Field Marshal
the Austrian servce--a sufficiently clear indication Of
the part they are expected TO take. The bas OF 40
Bavaran government equally visible from Tho aing's
dcspatchng his nduaut general and quarf master gen.
eral Of his army Baron Tann zeao sdhercnt OF The
special mission TO Vienna =, order of the Diet the
federal fortresses Of Mayo ana kosa and The city ~
. wsfn have been evaeuates bv
gnas be,rsTonfs who replaced by the tro:Js Of
Cont ~oly the Austrian Ambassador .. Berlin has
been ing farewell visits last week and will leave m
dav two after delivering Mensdorfr's answer
rfssian note OF the Sd The latter document, and still
more Bsmarcks circular ofss sth W.. was rss pub
tic by the Prussian i-oiIcia papers written in
tone that prec,ades ell further negotiation
sorao changes have been made in the distribution OF
Army Of ret
corps under The personal command OF Prince Royal,
remains In and around Bresau but tho Third whit
stationed at Gortz, IN Lusatia, has been moved TO
Upper sfesa to reinforce the Sixth, which is drawing
nearer to the Austrian frontier Tho advanced guard
Austrians The rlacc Of The third corps IN Lnsai.a Is
taken by the Eighth Rhensh corps which has just
nndefende except BY few batial,ons Of sndwchr ana
re troops drawn ont o. sayence and Rosiail
o% Ss r. The Isne Ssns s.S
10 replace the Guards who are now between |
hero and Frankfort and Who are to Join the Of
do not appear think capital quite safe
which, indeed, u s NOT since mentioned q for
mer communication, single lost battle would open TO
The enemy, though OF course tho capture OF Berlin
would mot decide the fate Of the am credbly in
forned that the specie from tho Hank 81 Prusso
the private records OF the and the crosn
J"wcis have been removed 20 KONG perhaps tho
rsvoluton Of 1900 when this had 70 be done in hurry
aIte the bate OF jena and many valuable articles fell
into The hands Of the French caused timely procau
lions 70 10 taken against the repetition ofsnch disaster
j.
KIND 10 a. standetl. and the number Of failures in
crcases every day, but yet ret house fall
len, except large establishment a NagdebuYQ whosc ia
bies amount to 1000 900 thalers The Bourse on the
contrary N rather letter spirits and the pcaceabe ssue
OF the threatening episode Hosein has created FAINT
Just tho difficulty without bloodshod II certainly shows
mat Austria Is not ready determined To night az
Bismarck says In his circular but because she is not
ready 70 light now II docs follow that shc will no, or
cannot fight o. ALL especially the Prussian Prince IA
tho last msn in the world 70 build brdge Of gold to
nysnG enemy Indeed the semi official Non cer,aoa 1
Gusee declares that Prussia having been forcea sorey
aRninsf her WILL TO arm and 10 spend imncbee eurs N
warke preparations would not satisfied now WI the
mere possession OF Schleswig Holsen but would reQore
Austria 70 pay round Of money besides AZ mn in
iemnay Tor her expenses; or n the bankrupt cond
bic, 10 give an equivalent in territory fos tho
'ame. This may be idle want of the |
SCRIBE but u shows the nnimus that |
prevails IN the regions from which he derives his in
,pirations
Last week hoax played on here on no less per.
onage than the King himself On Thursday his Najesy
received telegram from Mayence stating that on Tho |
morning OF the same day two individuals had started
rom that city per rail th the intention OF asaassinn
ng the King The Minister o. the Interior and tho Pres
dent Of Police were Immediately sent for ana orders
we're given 70 station sop4 posse Of polio the
aiiwav term nus and 10 stop every one arriving with
he train IN question Those who I'D passports were
scorted 10 their residences or to the hotels hay wished
put up al while those who had none were hanls OF
the police ofco, where they subjected 10 strict
xaminaflon. II was found, however that they were |
u Of them quite nofcnsive pereopp, aud tho whole
as soon discovered 10 be mystifcaion but II has yt
additional measures being taken fos tho safety Of lie
ING ana shc surveiiiance ~ suspicious strangers
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