The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-03
The MANIFEsToEs.
Royal Indictments and Popular PrOcIa-
nations
AUSTRIA AGAINST PRUSSIA.


The following are the most important passages Of
Imperial manifesto to the Aus rian peop e, Issued in
on the northern southern from tiers of the empire
are The armies % Of allied & G6 Austria us s
position as European power 10 neither Of them
o. the blessings peace to The people Nustrla has
always been regarded by me as one the PFst and most
considered myself bound thiulv to fuhl ut one
T is lust for The Punder Of portion Of the Austran
n f a oF MO YEARS
ago, we were allied with Prussia and part Of
The North sea in company with the Prussan troops
%ecS by Ss 20
German nationality, to contne the misery unavOd-
s1S 70
R ba bsa qa @
IL lions been eSuaV disintereted Would never have
arisen, egd which hay5 been 6Toug6si about lor the
not susceptible of a peaceful solution by my Gov
he manifesto then mentions the the neg,-
tlatOns tor the prese,va.on OF peace wnch we car
other great powers The latter are declared TO have
cept IT, Q condition made BY Austria that European
public law and existing treaties shou iorm the basis
proof was hereby gwen that the deliberations would
The manifesto then enHmeTates the acts of violence
committed by Prussia yE Clhe enrG OF her troops into
Imperial Governor of the Ducby end the movement by
ber forced tne Aasrans to retire further
that Prussia tol asunder the band OF German unity by
Win n military u airy 2S GTe against the oyeregn
Ihe owing is the text OF the concluding portion of
T6tfe ore The most fatal of wars, war of Germans
a. anst Germans has become unavoidable. For al nc
Countries make those who have provoked It answer
abe before yhe tribunal Of P9stsrtg ana and OF the a
that confidence which Afforded by JUST cause, with
empire rInSO and people PonstTatIod
h he rights OF Austria d s and With eh ana un
lanS couiaee a. the s.ght & Oh my armed % % ana ana Vaan
Of Hnsria's enemlGs viii be shattered as Well as at
G fh self e. y and pSsoeG s one 9 o
peyades the inhabitants of my kn"don aod provinces
ts at n Cd TRR dU
he wV5F the faSg s
empire should not have been safllclenty tqr
my my peoples rally nS around my throne at this
my duty soverePn is ali the clear and my
empire fol uture time In this conflict we shall not
aW are Of The danger which hrea ems III cir liberty aud
independence and not only ourselves but also our Ger
security Of those objects which al nat on9 bound
Sfms Since hsn IN the midst Of the work Of PIP peace
which had 9RSsTaken With the view to lay The basis
unity of the whole E%Rrs c b%%a and its position "a as
the en- ire army upon war footing We have taken up
arms and must not and VIII mot lay them down
until have secured Austria and Confederate Ger
man states their free internal development and their
upon them alone. They placed in a higher power
always M %nd who @ hSe & who firmly
victory, ana call upon my people TO join with me ia
'' PRUSSIA AGAINST AUSTRIA.
The PIus ian Government desp atched June Is b
foreign courts an oncia statement OF recent events in
decision Of he Diet on the i1th instant 6v which the
! Confederate was broken up aud Prussia threatened
to secure hers if against tR" action Of reishborlae
states on the 10th ns ant, the ore the Government
tiona lance he offer was refGseG aud as Prussia
sa 6oy 6 heT w IL sGsese sse
gaaed in in another direction, the Prussi0ns have
our as cut at @ ia I Re n
ourselves against Austri a.
KING VIII, IAN TO TEE PRUssIAN PEOPLE.
BERLIN June l9-The manifesto OF King william to
pal passages (which are as 70 lows:-
ar iur herring The prosoerity and power OF Germ any
wo1a issue nom the austrian and Prusslan brother
GonSdeTed ~ nssla az her neutral ally but as hoti
a breach Of the Con ederation The humiiiation H
Prussia % mas been the watchwprd or her enemies, bu
pOnelts deceive them elves Il they Imagine Prussia
these disappear and az hitherto opposed to one anothe
stand hencetorth united in tru mph or misfortune
in concert with G and France, and Russia has mad
effort to eject peaceful settlement pro
| we are compelled TO fight tor existence We must q
the prussia the Sea eeo Fsaeo T
and Of hs S S9T % o GSf give US 1
and more prosperousy those loosened ties OF German
national spirit have torn asunder.
COUNT BIsM ARK's DECLARATION.
BERLIN June ls-on the 18th inst. the Prussian Gov
protest e. a ss ne eeT@S
several Of the German Goyernmens might lake In ac
10 be nSli ana Void - '"' '' 'A'''u u''"' D
This protest was dSspatehsd si@a tan sOusy with n
the late 81 ste ps OF Prussia in baXOny, Hanover an