The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-10

wariike aspect A AFFAIRS
Differences reported to have occurred between the
government and the committee for The control Of tho
public debt
The Anglo Austrian Bank has published today It's bal
sheet for 1885, which announces proht of I11o3
norns and declares dividend Of from nine 70 ten per
cent
Up to tho present the Austrian government has mobi
ized six hundred thousand men, three hundred and nty
thousand OF whom intended TO meet the event OF war
with Prussia, and two hundred and hfty thousand Tor
service In Venetia The advance OF tho army OF the
North towards the bohemian and Moravan frontier viii
be terminated In a few days
An imperial decree oriers the establishment OF pcr-
mancnt military commission for the purpose Of previous
y estimating all military expenses fixing those which
absolutely necessary and controlling the whole OK
pendurc The stric-st economy and the greatest re-.
gard for the public resources are to Be &c observed
Tho success OF the Conference in ayertng war u gen
eyalIy doubted In this city.
IL Ia rumored that Austria has already notified tho
English, French and Russian govofnmens that she ii
accept tho nyiiion TO the proposed Conference, pro
vded programme BIO decided upon previous to rs
semhling.
At the opening OF tho Conference the mcdinory Pow
er u j. SAIL intend 70 propose TINT the protocols Of the
s.tiinas shall he publigbcd
Thc Chcyaher n Sigra Italian Ambassador at Paris IL
believed to have received rom bs government nsruc
t'ons TO insa a. ne approaching Conference upon the
restitution ~ AL italian provinces AZ present under Aus
irian dominion including the Italian districts OF
fyrol and Frlul; but no special mention "a made Of
Trieste For tho voluntary ccssi0n ol such provinces
Italy - willing 10 offer certain conpen satipn.
Queen Victora Is said 10 b, actively corresponding
with The King oi Prussia with vicw TO the prescrs
Tho yisi, Of onccn Olga of wurtcmbcrg to Vienna Is
looked upon a. having a favorable signhoance for
Austria
The wariks prcparatlnns have bocn in no way reaxcd
and troops are continually on 'hc march IL h rumorcd
that orders have been issued tor further lcvy o eiehty
hve thousand troops for the completion of tho array
corps but no date l. assigned for carrying out tins
measure
News received here from Italy states that part
Italian fcci is cruising lbc Adri,,Ic and aiSo that
some Turkish vessels are cruising on ca,iaro An
English squadron Is also reported TO bc lying Oh Genoa
aud Spazzia.
Count Monsdorni i sad 10 have addressed rcassurna
tho formation of volunteer corps In Gnlcla
IL il said that at tic Paris Conference Austria VIII
formally decline 70 code veno'la TO Italy Rnsra,
is believed, approves this olnon and viii deci-
av.y take her stand In favor Of conservative interests
Ausra, It is stated. wiz no, be represented 1t the
Conference by Count Mensdorn hut the Prince Metter
mich and Count Blome or Baron Moysenberg.
II s scmoncislly stated that all volunteers will be
oeccptrd who willing 10 Gght against the enemy
under military leadership, hut tat the government,
rot sanction tho formation Of volunteer corps who viii
only perform garrison service.
The AUSTRIAN Consul General al Bucharest is reported
to har. bocn instructed to protest against the accession
q Prince Charles Of iohenzoen % the throne Of Rou
mania, and to hold himself readiness to leave Bucha
rest under eortain circumstance
vuNSA Nav 2.--Evenng
Public opinion IS divided here to-day with res.ct
the resah 10 De expected from the Conference The
most prevalent feeling is OF dstrnst and exprs-
talion that war cannot be avoided.
The note Of tn. French government inviting Austria
10 the conference has arrived here aud viii have been
delivered to-day The In, itstcn the oitoct OF
and liaIy.o
II IS stated that Ausria would be represented the
Conference by Conn, M.nsdorf, accompanied py Herr
Won Begeleben spd the Austrian Ambas edur a. Isris,
I'rincs Metanlch.
According % another report Ambas nj Paris
would a.onc Represent their raspective stl'.s
The Midde States have demanded that The Federal
Diet should be- represented a. the Conference. This
demand agreed ~ by Austria but opposed by
Prussia
Military preparations and patriotic maeifesston-
continue
At military reyiow beld 70 day the Emperor OF
pressed his conhdene. the bravery of Vi. tfopyg
aud his thorough satisfaction with the spiit they dis
played.
Works On il,c fori,noa, ions ~ Vienna continue
Govern o'ria, will be allowed enter tho army
upon favorable conditions
rhe curc stan of the Army Of he North, cohs.stin-
~ spty Persnps isi, Lsre yesterday for Oaut4
Tis h-adq qir1or o. tho W u e transferred shortly
small town of Pnsau. IN Morava, IL mentioned The
probable hesdqnafferY.
Large quantities Of material have been rco, the
naval srtcns III pui1
Queen OLA. Of wurismbcry arrived yesterday a
Vienna
Its reported that pciition 81 Tia. msrcsnti- opm-
ty to the Fap,rpr IL 10 ~ signature here
slicitng ihe coneusion Of treaty VI conmcrco with
Russa-
~ the sitting ~ the conference the gTestion u ~.
Hinnblan rrhcipatie,, held In rar1s Friday last ID
resolved that the Of the Powers Bucharest
sisoiid hs dire ted 70 hold official. but merely
ofie al aiion With rr,ncr Charles of Hohsn
1slletn.
PE,GvE, Nav "a is65
An order ~ General Won Pcnedek has been promngs
street rei for prase property In M eyen, q asgrcs
svs measure
Report aran ths The Prus-sn troops are
advancing 70 The frontier