The New York herald., 1866-04-26

The tecpraphic reports received England durisy the
interval which elapsed between the calling OF the Amc
rica and the departure Of the City OF Boston-asout
twenty -four bOdrs-go 10 show that she German hp
Guilty remained IN very critical state.
PRUSSIA RErusEs TO pIsAsM.
VIENNA, April IL, 1896
The Presse of to-day publishes Telegram stating that
ihe Prussian rcplS the last Austrian gives de.
risive refusal to tho Austrian demand ahat Prussia
should withdraw the mobilization of her troops this
order having been ssued as a defensive measure.
The Prussian note further declares that warned 10y the
TACT that the Austrian government denied having made
warlke preparations the Prussan Cabinet Is bound TO
consider these preparations as destined for eggrSfo
against Prussia
FRENCH CAVALRY NovrSG TO THE RHINE.
IAgh cavalry was being sent 10 the French gassisons
adirgont 10 the Rhine.
ITALY ARMrNG.
iForenee Aprl O. correspondence of Opinone Nation~
ale
sixty I've thousand Italian troops are now concentra-
Ted upon the line between Bologna aud fcrrara, aud
thirty-nve thousand are stationed at Piacenza
Large quantities OF war material are being conveyed from
Aessndria to Booena The Piacenza Hussars have len
taserta for Upper Italy and the Monfcrrato cavalry will
shortly follow from N0la. The Guides TO proceed
from Naples direct to Casera. These movements are
stated TO have the object OF preparing second line in
the two corps now being concentrated under General
Lialdni and General purlndo; the first on the right of
the o at Bologna ana the second TO the left oil Pacenza
The ned batteries have also f6ccvcd orders 10 march
from Naples and Caserta direct the camp Of Bologna
The Epoc Of Bologna says il has been positively
surcd that one hundred siege guns and six field bat
teres are to arrive in Bologna from Turin The COR
Tiere DER Emilio admits that movements OF troops are
taking place, aud that unusual supplies have been de-
manded from The army contractors
The Hdid says that in conversation with some Dis
lin uishcd persons at Milan the King Of Italy made
Of language which, WITHOUT being wariike, held out
strong expectations n hs dcfrdnce ~ Feid. The I'm
preston produced by tho Kings words was that some
great combination was IN view 2a q gn,s.a ,ss ~ss -
peacs might arise but which In as went wcuid lead 70
The treedom Of the Italian provinces still oppressed by
Austria -
r AUSTRIA NAY SURRENDER vRNETIh
rlofence tAprl corrcspondence Of the Paris Doba,s
The King returned TO Florence yesterday the Pres.
dent of the Council returned with him. We are ap
preaching the reopenng Of the session, and the line OF
policy to be followed will soon no doubt be declared
The government takes great pains TO declare that Is
making extraordinary armaments. II announces
ths IN all the papers ever which has any action and
by everybody who has any Official character. Thus
FAR these declarations 10 conformity with the truth.
Preparations may have been made upon paper, but
the measures which announce war have not been
taken The idea gains grouud that negotiations have
been entered into with Austria The visit Of Signor
visoon vcnos,a to Vienna renders this very likely and
The remarks made by the King at Milan tend TO accredit
IL The knt We are told said that he had good hopes
of emancipaing Venice soon by war or otherws Now,
no one see how Venice Is 10 be omancp patod without
war sdre N an md standing 'ch AUs'rir and the un
dersanding implies preliminary negotiations. one day
General Ia Marmora said in the Chamber that f he coid
spend an hour with the Emperor of Austria ho rjad gre
hm such good ram nat hd' 'or~rcign Utd
'pOntIHe1psy sdrrcfy Ta,tr The general did not
say what the arguments uuon which he
relied in order TO effect ch q miraculous con.
version. Perhaps be thinks the tune FOR turning
them to account has come. u must be- admitted how
ever thai thr public displays great nCrcduity 10
Tie Or citations with the Court Ui Vienna.
il evident 20 every who knows Ialy that the
fon of Neuca alone establish good relations bc
tween the two Powers Now the public will lnot believe
lhai such s'0t result can be obtained without cannon
The dream would be too delightful As to the alliance
with Prussia VIII th has been so much talked about In
Iari-, u denied without dspuuug the intimacy be-
iwou the tao courts, and the possibility OF an under
standing This Prussan alliance Is ony popular TO
certain point. The name Ot Count Bismark sounds
iarshly Ia liberal Cars All ! can say that " that ALI
hnoc is formed iciH aot G6ic ~ good rdit,ns beten
arce and iGIy. Cu this point my conviction is de-
'ued
rRvsstk's PLAN or GERMAN PARLIAMENT.
-, Prom The london Post, april II ]
me Austrian government has Lost no time in replying
70 INC nole presented Friday last by the Prussian
bihstr az Vienna, while Prussia her pert hiss broken
Ieah eiound oy making very ngular proposal TO the
met both here events but more especially the latter,
merit more 'hah passing notice The tenor Of the
austrian mote seems o show that the patience Of tho
tabnet of vienna ta teen stousf a. while the sugges.
bon thrown out hy Prussia points TO changes In
tbci existing constitution ~ the Confederation even
rtTe orioH' han any gl,eh re had lHa,r'o
anticipated II IL Prussia who has brought about the
present condition OF afars; Is she who has now for
us second tune within two years put the pcaec OF
Europe IN jeopardy and 10 s she who by an underwriting
policy has besides the substantial gains Of the Danish
VA secured 80 complete command Of the situation in
gqfope, that the OF peace ress exclusively
% hf hands On Monday last we learn thai the Pruss
rspreseniave Al Frankfort proposed 10 the Diet thai
ssesmby should be forthwith convened, composed OF
ussnte elected by rsa suffrage ronghout Ger.
sdny vb The object Of receiving proposals. for reform
fhr ue Federal Constitution Hs alec proposed that ne
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