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man Federal Diet agree to a Mobiliza-
tiOn Of the Federal Army-Prussia for.
! mally Declares War and Inyades Sax.
| Ony and Hanover-Great Financial De-
preston throughout Germany-Prussia
Issues a Decree of Justification to the
II Great Powcrs-The Atlantic Cable Fin
ished-The Great Eastern to Start on
the 30th inst.-The London Times on
the Canadian Questionable.
NEW York, June 27.-The Steamship Java
from Liverpool 10Th, ria Queenstown 18th, arriv-
ed this evening
The Federal Diet having on the Nth, by vote
Of 10 6, agreed to the Austrian proposal for the
mobilization of the Federal army, Prussia, agreea
bly, to previous notice. carried out her threat to
consider il act of hostility on the part OF the
States which supported il, and on the following
day commenced war by sending troops into SaNo-
ny and Hanover. IL was also rum)red that Aus
trian troops had entered Saxony. but the rumor
was not confirmed. but il believed that Bene
dek would Immediately move to attack the Prus-
slams.
The Emperor of Austria. in speech TO the vi
erna Common Council, said nothing remained but
the sword
After the action by the Federal Diet the Prus-
sian representative protested against is as uncon-
sttutiona! ard said Prussia considered the confed-
erat ion dissolved. and Immediately withdrew from
the Diet. The Austrian repre- sentative moved,
ard the Diet resolved, that the Federal Pact was
indissoluble
Great commotion and financial depression exists
throughout Germany.
Baron Rcasoli is forming new Italian Minis
try. La Mormora goes to the camp with the hing
as Minister without portfolio.
News from other places unimportant
The Atlantic cable is finished, and the Great
Eastern leaves Shecrness June Both.
La France believes rumors Of the intended abdi
cation Of Maximillian unfoundcd.
--latest per Java, Saturday evening June 10th. ]
The action of the American Government toward
the Fenians in the United States, gives general
sati: faction.
The London Times to day eulOgizes the Wash
ington Government and says: at would be i'm
possible to exaggerate the good faith. the friend-
ness, the sincerity and the regard for mutual obi.
cations which have prompted these energetic and
decisive measures The American Government
has acted in a manner which even exceeds any
thing that could reasonably hare been expected
from the friendly naton"' The article then
expresses qualification that such distinguished Off
Gers as Generals Grantand Meade should have been
sent to the scene and says: These energetic acts
of genuine friendship will be long and cordially
membered The Fen;ans are almost entitled to
thanks for having given the Americans occasion
for displaying their friendlihess and good feel
ing"
At the closing of this despatch there is no news
of any collision having yet occurred In Germany
A Prague telegram of the 18th SAYS the Prus
slams occupied Lobau and Zieltan, and menace
Schkcnditz and Zeity. The railway between Russ
and Dresden has been destroyed, and passenger:
and postal communication between Prussia and
Saxony is stopped
The Crown Princess Of Saxony proceeds to vi
emma.
Bavaria, will be appointed Commander i'll Chief o
the Federal army.
TWAS asserted Mt Paris that the proceedings o
, the Federal Diet had determined several of IN,
rowers who signed the treaty of Vienna OF ISIS
declare that in their opinion articles 81 and 6;
of that treaty, which form part of the European
international law. have been violated.
The Austrians had interrupted all lines Of com
munica zion on their side Of the Pc and Mincio.
LIVERPOOL, June IL The Federal war vessel
Augusta, Miantonomsh, and Ashuelot. arrived a
Queenstown on the evening of the 10th.
The entry OF the Prussans into Saxony il full,
confirmed, Prussia having previously declared war
The entry of the Austrians is hourly expected.
The Paris Presse publishes report that the frs
engagement took place near Leipsic, on the 10th
but the rumor is uneonii-med.
The Diet held nm extraordinary meeting on tn,
10th, to decide on the motion BIZ Sax0ny that Aus
tria and Bavaria be requested to adopt immediate
y such measures as were necessitated by the Prus
sian invasion.
Prussia has issued declaration TO the Grea
Powers justifying the invasion on the ground tina
the decision Of the Diet on the lith broke up III,
Confederation, and the law Of self-preserv ator
, had compelled Prussia to secure herself agains
the neighboring States in open concealed hostil
ty: that she had previously offered a conditional
, alliance, which rejected
, Paris Bourss fat on the 10th. Rentes closin
at 62f., ex dividend.
Sunday papers say that the Reform Bill and IN
ministry will be decided TO morrow The Con
servatives are determined to attempt the defeat Q
the Government.
New York, June 27.--The Herald's st. Peters
burgh correspondent, writing on the 9th of June
denies that there exists understanding or treaty
J by virtue Of which Russia will assist Austria i
the coming He places in review summar
of the history of the diplomacy Of tho two EN-
pires during the past sixteen years, as evidence
that such an arrangement would not be sn.ere
into. Russia, it is said. will not permit Turkey {
occupy the D,nubian princpalitie..
The price OF every article Of consumption. as
necessity of life, rapidly advancing in Vienn:
in the face of deprecated paper currency,
A Berlin paper of the 10th Of Jnne says tina
from two to three hundred, some DAYS full
three hundred, bills are brought to protest in tina
civ.
The Spanish Senate has approved of the bill :
fix the frontier line between France and Spain. i
accordance with the recent treaty concluded be
tween the two countries.