The Evansville journal., 1866-06-27

I interests at Berlin and Florence to
1 Dutch Ministers at those courts.
/ The ministers of France and Ba
yaria are said to have declined to look
after Prussian interests at Vienna.
! An Austrian Courier. proceeding
from Vienna to Gen. Gablenz. was
stopped in the Prussian territory and
his dispatches taken from him. J2
! 1t is stated that body of Austrian
troops Is about to concentrate near
Frankfort -on the Main. Gen. Ga
blenz and the Duke of Augustenburg
had proceeded thither. ..s}
The Prussian army, which was in
position on the SilesiaR frontier. was
throwing up defenses on all the roads
which debouch from Bavaria. Gen.
Mahteuffel had ordered every public
lfunctionary and official in Holstein
to solemnly engage to submit. uncon-
fditlonally. to all orders Of the King eff
ggsIsia spd those setting n Eis be-
bali.
fe 1a4
p0ndent SAYS the hrst hostile move
ment Of Italy will be to throw $4,000
men in one body across the ,Po, fol
lowing up by pouring 100000 into
Venetia. 2in. p
The Vienna correspondent of the
London Times describes. the positions
of the Austrian army of the North
The center is between .Olmutz and
Prague; the left wing extends from
Prague to the northwestern frontier
of Bohemia, and the right wing from
5Olmutz to Cracow, where there is a
strongly intrenched camp. 1886
The latest London journals think
Austria. will now consider herself JUS
titled in striking blow, and will i'm
lmediately order Benedek to commence
the campaign. Prior to the above
proceedings, Austria, on the 9th. re-
pied 10 Bismark' s dispatch of June
.4th, denying his statement, and charg-
ing Prussia with violating her engage
ments, throwing all the responsibility
on Prussia, and asserting that Austria
has nothing to do but to take steps to
defend her honor and save her rights
from being treated with contempt.
Before quitting Altoona, Gablenz is
sued a proclamation protesting against
the proceedings of Prussia. HfH 2tS'
The total iPrussian force is com /
iputed at 7S3'9e0 men, of whom 280.-
900 men are Id the field. sna9 G5d1
Ef0rtsp.were continued blythe Mid
IdleiStafes. iho favor of a German Par
fu 5e aet 81 5daII
I'm FheiBrapsh House of Commons
the e6htineHtalefisis was also debated.
Mr., Gladstone said England had un
81 ieial !. racpin Iilended The. aassian;a Of
IpatIyaof England was with Austria,
and on the Italian question was with
TtaiS 9tglz9 mo eStnGn331 f1H Rood
. Itawasireboiagd that the Emperor
,Maxi1iiilihA IA HAD demanded an advance
lof money y5ffomI France, otherwise he.
must lay down the crown, and quit
Mexiet0fnI 9h3 9Sing92aT 5Dn s9oD ~
, France .refusga the demand, and
ordered tMAfshsl los Bazaine,9 should
leave, to take a vote to
ascertain the wishes OF the people
phey Paris correspondent Of the
Times says that it is believed that the
-four Queens or Empfesses who are in
Germany, using their best efforts to
sre1establish, between the soyereigns,
that peace which their people so
earnestly y9d desire, have, done.
more than has generally been sup
posed. Russia was also employing all
her diplomacy with the secondary
German provinces. The writer says
there are still people in Paris who be-
flieve thatlwar may yetibe averted. as
The question of the moboliza-
ton of the Federal army, pro-
posed by Austria, was still pending
In the Frankfort diet Prussia ops
posed it, as'entirely opposed to Fed
erals law, and called the German States
4 favorable to Prussia, to vote against
! it, and it declared that it would re-
gard every. supporter of the motion
her adversary. taa -
The cholera has broken out in the
neighborhood of Berlin.
The Swiss Federal Council had Is
sued decree calling out the first re-
serves of the Swiss army for the de-
fense of the passes of the Alps, on the
side of Italy.
Kossuth had issued an address to
the Hungarians, dated at Turin, re-
Ecommending them to wait for the
course of events, and remain as they
are. or enroll themselves in the Hun
garian Legion, and if matters progres $
in such afImanner as to offer field
for action, due notice wiil be given
RUSSIA. On the 10th Of May, the
Prince of Bokhara, with 10000 men
and q guns, engaged Russian force,
and suffered decisive defeat, losing
li19 cannon, and being completely
lrouted. The Russian loss was insig-
rnifcant. ol dfu8~ aal 81
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON
I @ 195a DERRY -
+ LONDON, June 15.4The evening
weekly return of the Bank Of Eng
land shows an Increase in bullion OF
e120, 300, p -. y y f.. ~ 5, s.i
/ No formal declaration Of war has