Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-29
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THE GERMAN WAR.
Address of the Emperor Of Aus1rlI
-'g'he War Commenced.

-g'he War Commenced.
| New YORK, June 2S.-The following Is
theyspeech of the Emperor of Austria to
the Common Council of Vienna, on the
IA n, referred to in the foreign news:
| ! receive thi. manifestation from the city
OF Vienna with great satisfaction. have
done everything In my power to protect
! the peace and liberty Of Germany, but II
has been made impossiblein in all quarters for
me to do so. now resort to the sword,
with confidence in God, my good right,
my valiant army and the cooperation If
my faithful subjects. But must in an es-
perial manner express my fullest satisiac-
tiOE with the unanimity and attitude
of Vienna. Notwithstanding that consid-
cradle sa 'rifices have been already imposed
upon the capital by the stoppage of busi.
hess aud the want of employment for the
population, the most exemplary order pre-
walls here, In comparison with the other
countries, and cannot express sufficiently
my recognition of this fact.
The Berlin correspondent of the London
Times says: The Russian force, concen-
tratGd in southern Poland, is now slowly
advancing in the direction Of the Silesian
frontier, and it Is surmised that Austria and
Poland will take up such position as to
eventually be at the disposal OF the Kaisers.
1t was positively stated at Copenhagen
that Sweden, Norman v and Denmark had
concentrated an offensive and defensive
treaty of alliance. Ee lsH 20 20 EFEf
1t is stated that the Austrian Minister of
Foreign Affairs will hold the passports OF
Baron Won Weintpr, the Prussian Ambas-
srdor, until the Prussian Government re-
leases Counsellor Lusser, who was arrested
in Holsten. Baron Won Weinter, cOnse-
quently, did not leave Vienna till the l4th.
Communicationh been interrupted be-
tween Briscial and the Venetian provinces.
Pescheria had been closed. .g-.
1t was reported that a large Austrian ar
my had been carried suddenly to the Ba-
varia frontier, the Italians having probably
given Austria reason to fear an attack on
Hungary. 1t was also rumored that the
Itatian troops had made a movement In
advance upon the Minico. -.l-.-. CD
HANOVER, June l5.-The Prussian forces
are marching into Hanover from Harburg
and Minden. ora .GE
Aroyal order has been issued prohibiting
all further traffic in the districts OF Har-
burg, Luneberg and Hahnetorf Luneberg,
thus closing the northern HanOverian from
tier. I I.1 .....
The Prussian proposals for an alliance, in
accordance with which Hanover should OBJ
serve neutrality, has been refused by the
King. Hanover has also positively reject
ed the principal points in the Prussian pro-
posals for more closely united COnfedera-
tiOn, especially those articles of the Prus-
sian project which refer to the military or
ganization and the question of the German
| fleet.
The Harburg railway has been destroyed
in several places.
| The Hanoverian troops were returned to
Golingin for concentration there with the
Austrian Kalik brigage and the Bavarian
| army. ........
| Garibaldi, accompanied by Generals
Fabreze, AlbenPzand Others, atter inspect
Ing the regiments of volunteers assembled
at Carno, will proceed to Pracenso, where
he will meet the King of Italy. He will
next proceed to Baris and Barbetta to re-
view the volunteer troops i'm these towns
1t is stated that he has addressed letter to
the King begging him to give the cOmand
of division to Gen. Pallaviocini, who
commanded the troops at AspiOnionbe,
where Garibaldi was wounded in the
foot.
| VIENNA, June 16.--The Vene Frei Presse
of to-day asserts that Prince GOrtzchakofi
has sent circular to the representatives OF
Prussia abroad, stating that upon the
slightest violation otneutrality by France
Russia will abandon her present neutral at
| ttude. ~