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speech q the EnPsrss u Austria.

speech ~ the 8nPoro9 u Austria.
NEw YoRx, June %.
The following il the speech Of the Emperor
of Austria to the Common Council of Wen
M, on the 18th, referred to in the Foreign
news:
II view this manifestation from the city
of Vienna with great setisfaction. have
done everything in my power to preserve
the peace and liberty Of Germany, but It has
been made impossible, in all quarters, for me
to do 20. This u the most ardnous psfiod
have experienced since my accession TO the
throne. / now resort TO the sword with con.
6dence in God, my good right, my vaient
army and the corporation Of my faithful sub
jects; bat must especially express my full
satisfaction with the unanimify and attitude
Of Vienna, Notwithstanding that considerable
sacrifices have been imposed on capital BY
the stoppage Of business, and the work Of
employment for the population, the most ex-
emplary order prevails here in comparison
with other countries, and cannot sai6iently
express my recognition Of this fact"
Tho Berlin correspondent Of the London
Times says the Russian force centered in
Southern Poland is slowly advancing in the
direction Of the SilesiAn frontier, and il II
rumored in Austria that Poland win take up
such . position q 10 eventually be at tho
disposal Of the Kaiser.
II was positively stated 1t Copenhagen that
Sweden, NORWAY and Denmark had concluded
An offensive and defensive treaty of alliance.
II is stated that the Austrian Minister for
Foreign Affairs withheld the passports Of
Baron Won Werther, the Prussian Ambans-
dor. until the Prussian Government released
Councillor Lusssr, who vas arrested in Hob
stein. Baron Won Werther consequently diA
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ton had been interrupted between Brescia
and the Venetian Provinces. Creschievi had
been closed.
II was rumored that large Austrian army
had been carried suddenly to the Bavarian
frontier; the Italians having probably given
Austria reason to fear IN attack on Hungary.
II was also rumored that the Italian troops
made q movement in advance upon the
Minico.
HANOVER, June 10, 10 r. \.
The Prussian forces are marching into
Hanover from Hamburg and Minden. A
royal order has been issued prohibiting oil
farther traffic in the districts Of Hambarg,
Suneburg and Pahanstor Suneburg thus
closing the Northern Hanoverian frontier.
The Prussian proposal for an allowance in
accordance With which Hanover should OBJ
serve the neutrality law. has been refused BY
saV ming. AAosiONCA u0o pdp9iuvcty EeJCctcu
the principal points in the Prusian proposals
for more olosely united confederation, es-
pecially those articles Of the Prussian projecs
which refer to the military organisation and
the question Of the German aeet. The
Hamburg railroad has been destroyed in
several places. The Hancverian troops were
retiring to Gettinger for concentration there,
with the Austrian Kuhk brigade and the
Bavarian army. Garibaldi, accomplished By
Gen. Fatrizie, DR.. Albanez and others, ii.
ter inspecting the regiments Of volunteers
assembled at Como, will proceed to
Piacenza, where he will meet the King Of
Italy. He will next proceed to Bari and
Barletta TO review the volunteer troops in
these towns. 1t is stated he addressed
letter to the King begging him to give the
command of Q division Of volunteer 10 Gen.
Palaracini, who commanded troops At Aspro.
| monte, where Garibaldi WAS wounded in the
| foot.