The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-28

JNE 20, 1865.
nyro and maritime expedition up the Adriatic
oa,s. nnere are some who suppose that landing is
60 ooh.emPiated on tho coast Of Istria Dalmatia
or even lower down in Montenegro, or in the Turk
ish I, Provinces. What sympathy or support the
t Italians might meet with among those haif.cvil-
n"nr neu ana hardy known tribes deem it idle to
iI iIuie. AT all events, it is difficult to conceive
now any movement in those parts, unless il led to
general insurrection, could be made subservient
venetian mainland 1t would seem far more pro-
oa6ie tnat coup de main is intended on some
Point or points of the coast between Trieste and
Venice. Along all that Venetian shore, up the
mouths OF the many streams that flow down upon il
rom the Alps, the Paye, the Taglamonto, the Ison
20, Co. ample field is open for the daring feats of
nreBuiar warfare. by landing now at ono spot
now at another, and cutting up the roads and
railroad that run along the shore all intercourse
tm;He nGt%eeh venice and Trieste, and consequently
ts tains from which spring the Piave and others of
those rivers, tho maritime volunteers could easily
pace tnemselves ti s in concert with those of the
Cacclatorl dello Stevio and Cacoiatori del Tonalo
VINO might succeed in forcing their way from the
Irentine valleys into those OF Bassano and Bel
tiAn population. especially in the Friuli, thew
would be sure Of warm and cordial a welcome
as they met with on the same battle fields in the
short and unfortunate, but not inglorious. cam.
paign OF 1848. 0"'
PRINCE NAPOLEON TO TAKE THE FIELD.
The Paris correspondent of the London Herald
says, under date Of June IL:
!, 1t is asserted that Prince Napoleon has, with
me hGmperors assent, placed his sword at his
aeeepted tbe oasp d,sposa Victor Emanuel has
Prince to his own staff, where he is sure to soe
plenty OF active service.
the German Powers OF their embarrassment It
is quite evident that both Prussia and Austra arc
at loss how to begin; Victor Emanuel has,
remains to be seen what Steps Italy viii tss take to to
carry out her defiance. 1t is thought probable in
military quarters here (where, by tho way, the
is the fighting General of the Italian service will
cross the Po and march straight on Venice the
gunbosts OF tho Italian feet covering his right
FRANCE AND MEXICO
The Vienna Presse, of June II, publishes news
from Paris, stating that the Emperor of Mexico
had requested financial assistance from France,
declaring his intention to abdicate unless such
ment, it is added, had resolved to refuse this de-
mand, and instructed Marshal Bszaine to insti-
tute a fresh Pleoiscttun in case the Emperor Max
imilian should carry out his intention of abdlca-
ting.
HANOVER, June 12.-Prussia has declared to all
the Governments OF Northern Germany that if
the motion brought forward in the Federal Diet
by the Austrian Representative yesterday for the
mobilization OF the Federal army be adopted on
IhufFsday next Prussia will consider the Ger
allow herself to be guided only by consdera tions
OF military expediency.
FaAEkFonT- nT-qs:THE:MA1N, Jr,S,e 70, 1ss6.-The
tnIs town.
AUSTRIA AND SWITZERLAND.
BERNE, June 12.-The Austrian Government has
energetic measures for the defence of the passes
on the italian side Of the Alps.
THE GARRISON OF MENTz.
MUNICH, June 12.-Count Rechberg, Major
General in the Bavarian army, has been ap-
pointed Governor Of the Federal fortress Of
Mentz.
STUTTGART June IA Royal decree has been
published to-day, calling in for active service
class of the Landwehr who had completed their
military service, and all conscripts of the present
year who have not yet been drilled.
sAXoNY.
DRESDEN June 11.-Both Chambers Of the Sax
on Diet adopted to-day the following resolution:
"That the Government should make energetic
efforts toward bringing about the convocation of
German Parliament a delegated assembly
elected by direct voting throughout the whole of
Germany, such eonvooation to take place as
speedily as possible and not later than next
The Chambers will be closed on Thursday next.
HEssE oAssEL.
CAssEL June 12.-The Government of Hesse
Cassel has received notice that the Austrian troops
will pass through Hessian territory.
HoLsTEIN.
altoona, June 12.-General Won Gablenz has
to-day issued proclamation, dated from this
town, addressed to the Hosteiners, which SAYS:
"Forcible measures have followed the occupa-
ton Of Holstein, in violation of the Gastein Con-
vention. The assembly OF the estates has been
prevented by force Of arms, and the Holstein Gov
ernment Commissioner has been arrested. In his
proclamation Of the 10th instant. the Governor Of
Sohleswig has declared that he will also assume
the chief governing power in Hoistein. He has
announced the Dismissal Of the Holsten Govern
ment, and has substituted another civil admins
tration in ita place. The Prussan troops are
marching upon Altoona. The forcee at my COM
mand are not sufficient to offer resistance to
hostile attack from the German Power which has
hitherto been our ally. I am not in q position to
protect the right with my small force. Following
the Emperor's orders, yield to superior numbers
and leave the country. When undertook the
government, you met me with confidence. Retain
that confidence, and accept my heartfelt thanks.
Troublous days will come upon you, and for the
present force will rule; yield to 1t with that good
sense which you have 30 often shown, and remain
faithful to the good cause. Your fate Is in Gods
hands. Endure, trusting in happy ISSUE
All the Austrian troops have evacuated Holstein,
and have marched toward Harburg. The Duke
Of Augustenberg left yesterday evening, and Gen.
von Gablen2 early this morning. :.
Noon.-The Prussans entered this city and it's
vicinity at 104 o'clock this morning.
VIENNA June 19-EDenin1 -Qen von qahlenz