New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
Austria.
pppsoSII LIRRRTy LAWS SUSPENDED,

PERSONAL LIBERTY LAWS SUSPENDED.
An Imperial decree had been issued suspending for the
present. account Of the dangers menaelng the southern
parts the Empire the laws for the protection OF per
sonal liberty invioab ty veneta the Istrian sea-
board Gorzaud Gradisca Southern Tyro, and Damatia
An order had also been issued empowering the general
commanding the Army of the North to suspend in case
fnecessy the above laws in all fortified places under
his command including their environs and also in some
other districts He is Furthermore empowered TO establish
military courts for the trial of civilians for certain oenses
hitherto punishable by the ordinary penal code and in
sertain contingencies to proclaim martial law
THE AUSTRIAN ARMY.
According TO the AustraH Military Gazetfe the Aus
srisn army BOW amounts to 10000 meD The army of
operations will consist of 100000 Of whom $4,000 will
oppose the Prussians and go 900 the Italians.
VIENNA ITEMS.
The latest dispatches look decidedly warlike The
Vienna papers regard the position of affairs very
threatening. An imperial ordinance was published at
venns on the 5th ordering that ships of belonging
to nations in amy with Austria be permitted to cast
anchor the coast The ports Of Venice, Pos Caltsro
and the Island Of LISA declared ports Of war.
The Emperor Of Austria expected at Prague should
saJ break out
~~<<~- D. HUNGARY.
The Lower House of the Hungarian Diet had instructed
ihe Financial Committee TO propose measures for adop
sion by the Diet preparation against the commercial
distress which threatens the country The municipality
Of PRONE has refused to comply with the request that
fhe public treasures Of that town should be sent to Asm
On account Of the imminence of war.
PROTEST OF THB vRSBTIASs,
The PsTsecerdnza Of Milan, Jure 5, publishes letters
from Venice announcing that the central congregation had
sotesed against the recent forced loan of 100000
Sorns declaring it to be unjust and impossible OF reaza
tion in the present condition OF Vereta
PROPOSED ALLIANCE BETWEEN THE EMPEROR AND THE
SULTAN
Berlin q e the b1nSop cnnnscon with
,A S4,s,ian chefans Of Montenegro and Herzegoyina
the Sultan has offered to conclude formal alliance with
abe Kaiser This the newest and most important event
vould be- premature to determine but as NJ Petrowicz
The leading Minister of Montenegro, is at this moment
staying Florence 10 concert common plan OF action In
che event Of war; the Kaiser cannot De enrey insenspe
Of the advantages of cooperating with the Suan
Itay scheme evidently is TO rouse the Scavonan sub
ieets Of the Porte and by injecting their Croatan brethren
with similar spirit of rebellion to pave the way for On
invasion Of Hungary To the Kaiser had he to fight Prus
and Italy at the same time, this device might prove
more embarrassing than wellsustaned attack upon the
Qusdrateral 1t is but few days ago that M. Deak,
who has been always regarded the most loyal in Hun
gary quietly told deputation who had come to consult
him on some question or other That the future Of Hun
gary did not TO depend much upon the action OF
her Parliament as upon fortunate accident" This is
o most ambiguous, and IN so cautious man as NJ Deak,
snytbng but an Insignificant remark.
THB AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT AND THB POLES
Prince Czarorski has written letter to the papers
the formation Of Polish Legion in Italy well in
0ahcia As regards Italy be decidedly dsapproyes any
such project BE processes himself unable 70 understand
the reasons alleged in justification Of common action
between the Poles and Italians.
"How can reconcile patriotism with the senti-
ents which Prussia the ally OF Italy, inspires with
And what business have we Poles in such company II
would be part complete forgetfulness Of all
perience, ancIent and modern; and what is more, 1t
would complete forgetfuness Of duties toward
country and church II would be 10 stihe our
national sentiments before the camors Of cosmopolitan.
Moreover consideration would suffice 10 the
most unrefecting among and this is that the Italian
Government has always set too much value its good
restons with Russia 70 endanger them by accepting
AID OF some hundreds Of Polish soldiers II could do
- without the assent OF Russia aud in this would
lie superfuous to insist the real import Of such forma
ion"
With respect to Polish Legion In Gslcia the Prince
thinks differently and he nhabitan of Gaica be
should defend with all bis might the system prevailing in
Austria. While In the Polish provinces Of Russia all laws
divine and human are tramped under foot while property
f coD6scated the rights Of conscience outraged and al
social bonds destroyed "Gacia lives at the present
moment under Government which threatens neither its
faith nor its nationality and it alone Possesses institutions
which promise 70 its internal force free development"
The Austrian Government have permitted the Polish pa
pefs published o their territory 10 discuss the conngen
~ d fssioystoD,oi Poland, " CONNECTED With tho im