New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-30
Late European News.

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The Austrian government, in sending the Prus
asEa ambassador his passport, informed him II
Sack the step because it looked as If the with
sarsEal of the Austrians from Holstein was taking
place uoder compulsion from Prussia.
The Prussan government in giving Count Kara
Xvi Ehe passports which he demanded, accompanied
ahSsn with d letter acknowledging the courteous
ss2uner with which he fulfilled his diplomatic func-
Sons as austrian ambassador at Berlin.
Austria is said to have c0nfded her interests at
Berlin ard Florence to the Dutch minister at those
@oarts.
The minister's Of France and Bavaria are said 70
A8ve decided to look after Prussan interests at
YfsRna.
An Austrian courier, proceeding from Vienna to
General Galhenz, was stopped in Prnssian terri
&aFy and his dispatches taken from him,
1t mas stated that body Of Austrian troops is
Stout to concentrate near Fraukfort-on-the-Main
General Galbens and the Duke of Augustenburg
had proceeded thither.
Ihe Pfassian army, which was in position on the
Ealesian frontier, vas throwing up defenses on all
Che roads which deb0uch from Bavaria.
General Manteuffei had ordered every public
fznctionaiy and official in Holstein to solemnly
engage 10 submit Internationally to all orders Of
90 KING Prussia, nnd these acting in his behalf.
The Baiy News correspondent says the first
BGstile movement Of Italy will be to throw so 900
nsee, 10 body across the Pc, follow this up by
Touring 399,o09in Yenetia.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Times describes
the positions of the Austrian army on the north
1AG C1H9s 8LtBkWEbI OllAutHf anu prague the
h1fs wing extends from Prague to the northwestern
frontier of Bohemia and the right wing from Oh
Natz to eTacow, where there is . strongly in
dzsHched camp.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times says il il
believed that the four queens and enpresses who
are in GerRlaHy, using their best efforts to re-
establish between the sOvereigns that peace which
aaair people SO earnestly desire have done more
tan has been generally supposed.
Russia was also employing all her diplomacy
wfth the secondary German princes. TIE writer
says there are still people il Paris Whs believe
tat war may yet be avoided
The question Of the mobilization of the federal
Ssaag, proposed BY Austria, was still pending in
Prussia opposed il aH entirely opposed to federal
nv, and called the German States favorable to
1EgEss to vote against it, and would regard every
8zpporter Of the motion as her adversary.
The cholera has broken out in she neighborhood
@s Berlin.
zAe Swiss federal council had issued decree
eatug out the arst reserves Of the Swiss army for
e9 defense Of the passes Of the Alps, on the eide
GREAT BRITAIN.
The proceedings in parliament On the lath we're
aasiKup ortant.
ID Ihe extraordinary trial in which Mrs. Rogers
Hsught TO establish herself as o princess Of the
gsYal family her mother having been married to
aha Duke ~ Cumberland, the jury found verdict /
against tle claimant. The Tunes treats the case
@S an imp0stnre.
English funds are lower under tie war news. /
Aae bank rate remains at 10 per cent. The /
stAamas Hall iron company has suspended pay
aAapt.
E0NDoN. June Is Evening lLater) The weekly /
gesaE OF the Bank Of England shows an increase /
80 bullion Of ell0,30O.
no formal declaration of var has yet been made,
edt the Emperor of Austria, ia . speech to the
Vienna corporation yesterday, ssid that, having Il
aoae everything else, he was compelled to resort
% the sword
The German diet by vote Of . to 6 resolved to
,a9hiza the federal army. The Prussian member ,
protested from the decision of the diet The Aus
sz5an representative insisted on the indissolubty
~ the confederation and the diet voted its adhe-
1sace to the austrian declaration.
"a France denies the rumor Of the intended
a1dleation OF the Mexican throne by Macmillan.
LATEST
The latest London journals think Austria viii
Bow consider herself justified in striking blew
md will Immediately order Gen Benedeek to com
aenoe the campaign. Prior to the above proceed. Z
hgs, Austria, on the 9th, replied 70 Bmal < s dis.
patch Of June Eth, denying his statements charging
russia WIN violating engagements, throwing ali
@Sp0isihiiity onPTussa, and asserting that Austria
has now nothing to do but to take steps Ia defend
aer honor and save her rights from being treated
VIII contempt T.
Before quitting Altoona Gablens issued procla. II
nation Protesting against the proceedings Of
Pfaasla The total Prnssan force is computed al
" 600 men, Of whom ESQ 600 are ia the field.
1zaosls VIII be continued by the Middle States in
AV0r OF German parliament. II
IN the British House of commons the oontinan. i
81 EXISTS was also debated.
Mr Gladstone said England had unoffcialIy re-. ,
commended the cession Of Venetia, and he ex-
,sessea ms opinion that, in the German quarrel,
ne sympathy of England was with Austria. and 4
ehe ltaiian question it was with Italy.
~ was reported that the Emperor Macmillan | /
M demanded an advance Of money from France \
'sherRise ne must lay down the crown and quit i
France refused the demand and ordered Narshal I
zzaine, should Macmillan leave, to take steps to
acertain the wishea Of the people ~
AnaiFs ~ England progressed favoYahly. Dis
sunts continued at 10d. Arrangements had man
iraast perfected for reopening the consolidats5
ank. '-s'
ADDITIONAL Wy THs oRRMANIA. n
Nv York, June 2b.--T The following il additonal
d Berlin dispatch Of the 18th saws the Russian
Eabassador has been recalled and the interests Of
iatraan subjects ia Prussia will be eonfided 10 the
Aae Of the Dutch minister.
ea&Fshaldi arrived at Como on the I2th. and was
Enthusiastically received by the authorities, the
aople. the army and the volunteers.
Ehe Russian government has ordered the War
sE-LraGow railway to be in readiness for the
Of 100 600 troops
'ssf1af Pasha Is to command the Turkish troops
occupy the Principates, 1000 Of which viii Be
laAea % the porte by the vicernY 81 Eeynt
ne Roumania army will be raised to I61 600 tn |
snel me Turkish invasion of the Prncipallties
HE Austrian government deeming il best not to
fntess the occupation Of Hostein by the Pms. Z
assa, Withdrew the whole OF the Austrian army u
p the llth the Physicians dispersed the estates II
leleteln, which had met at Pzehoe and established
new common government tor 6chleswiQ and Hon !,
latn, and promised TO cOnvoke the common "a :,
.sss q me Two duchiss. On the I2th the whole y
heistein was in the hands Of Tic Prnssiana. p
"a the sitting OF the federal Diet On June ii
astfla moved for the mobilization Of the whole
fae federal army, with the exception of the R
ssssian contingent. This motioned was not An.
a9nced before Hank, the Pfnasian re preeentative
10 hrnssia has declared ii note 70 ma minor R
sAaes that she would regard the cenfederaey AZ
ssoiFea II the Austrian motion shouId nreysiI r
tessia mas also published her plan of reform the
~ feature Of which is the exclusion Of Ansiriai
I'D tle reconstructed Germany,
AAstila, on the other hand now proposes tbe "a
sasentlon Of national parliament ana the es
lssa0ers. = sSus's' Va .lee
= ssilllslef o. aesse Darmstads had stated in the
sasseaTe tlat the federal Diet would soon recoe
~ ~ fhlace q Augustenbarg al Duke Of Hol
.osE or PAEAFRnE FoR THB PREsERv ALTON OF p
hnel