, 1866-04-10
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
Active MILITARY B1ovelnonea in AustF1a-
8aXoDy ArnalnK.

[Ber1iu March 21) coetespoeaenes Of The London
11mes-l,< -
of H. lis &c correspondence, I It would be crroneoas
to nssrme that the Austrian military prep7r-
atIoue are necessarily designed againat one
enemy, and That u Northern enemy alone.
In conformity With what has been previously
stated on the possible multiplicity Of her OBJ
iecfs. may today affirm that Austrian forces
arc being concentrated, not ocly In Bohemia,
Int nlso in GnIlcla, Bukoy1na, mud on other
points near the southwestern frontier Of the
empire, Much rs the Austrian papers eudeav-
gard It as implicitly correct and deduce
your infesences therelrom. That the arms
mcnts are being carried on by the Imperial
Cabinet with considerable zeal Is admitted On
all sides. 4 1aiee portion OF the reserve has
been called out, men discharged from the line
selves included in the Comprehensive levy.
Horses are bought, md the arsenal authori-
Ties busy preparing everything for the imme-
d1ate organization Of the conInfssaFiat. The
field post Is already being grt in order, the a1-
tilleIy equipped, and-Vhich Is not the least
interesting particular in this mass OF warlike
tclliaence-thenayy ordered to ng itself out
for active service In the Baltic and EuxIne.'
The Austrian corvette Friedrich, so long stu
toned at Kiel as tangible representative Of
the :" condominate' at that important station,
has been removed cut Of the range OF Pruss1an
cannon aud sent to Brcmerhaven, with orders
| to proceed to France in case ofneed.
OF Austf1a's possible allies Saxony alone Is
on the qai rire, the Kyeuz ZeitunJ tells u.s. aud
the official Dresden journal indirectly confirms
tween the territories Of the two -contendine
| powers tic reserve Is hclng called out, and
| The ordinary annual .levy proceeded with be-;
fore the usual time. The fortress of Konls-'
stein, too, the Augs6usy A'lgt1nine Zttiunq
states, Is being PIT u state Or detenee. and n3
family and other personages. Of rank, who
might be inclined to exchange Dresden for a
| safer abode on the outbreak Of 4 war.
| THE AUSTRIAN CoMMANpEH-1N-cHIEF MARES
CONDITIONS Ss-st1L1TARF CONFERENCE
l TROOPS sTATloNKD ALL ALONG THE
4 FRONTIER.
Eyiepna tMarch S1h) Con-. OF The London Ttmcs.l
When first the military conferences begun,
Gen. Vdn Beucdck, the commander Of the
Austro- Italian army. was called on by the
Emperor to oiVs expression to his opinions in
| respect to the relations between Austria and
Prussia! The gallant Feldzeugmeister did
below, in very straightforward way.
a;ea great pAeIf wi, senedeE said ND that, ID ID
his opinion, any further concessions to
Prussia would beiucompatiblo be With the honor
that Austsia ought never to have entered into
an alliance with Prussia TO the exclusion OF
Germany, and wound up by declaring that
The interests Of the dynasty render It impern-
lively necessary that tho rights which Austria
possesses in schleswig and aol:tel1 should be
produced such deep impression on the other
| members of The Conference that 1t Was unani-
monsly'resolyed " to take the measures best
ca]cu1a atcd to keep the pride Of Prussia and
her greed ct territory, Lander afer.) within
due b0unds.' Benedck was then asked
wbethet be was Inclined to take the command
i ofthe forces 10 the Northern part OF the En-
pIre, arid be replied that his Majesty would
do better to apooint some one e1se- On being
hard pressed b. the Emperor, he at last con-
sented to take the command Of the armies In
Bohemia md Galicla, on condition = !. That
be be allowed TO handle the troops as be may
think tit and Q. That no member Of the lm
perinl fnmily be appointed to serve under
iim. On asking my informant what had In
| duced 1.-THE Fel1Zeugmetstcr to mike such
terms, he replied that Benedek Is not: dlspos
ed TO receive instructions from persons Whc
4 at distance from the scene Of action, and
'thst tile presence Of an Archduke would be
an impeachment to offensive operations
l Troops are now being sent from salzburg
Wells. Linz, Ems, Vienna, and BTunn 70 Be
to Galicia- It Is said that two eorp'
last mentioned klngdom-the one a
| CracoW, the other at Lemberg. Yesterday
| evening regiment of the ltpe left this city
for Bohemia, and the men, who were In hSay,
spirits. As they went along the Mngttass.
| toward the Northern Railway terminus, the1
/, now and then shouted "Fipatn right Justify
/ and the CRY was always enthusiastically takc1
up BY the people who accompanied them
Though no one In Austrfa can bo ignorant 0
q war, there Is such strong feeling asains
T Prussia that people seemed to he delighted
at the thought Of conflict with her. Th
financial world Is greatly disquieted, but man,
of The leading men on Change are Of opinion
that war with Prussia Is preferable to tn
present state OF things.
ITALY TO HAVE 4 HAND IN.
II, tFrom tho Vienna Gazette, March all
tits positively stated today that Genera
Govone, the military agent Of Piedmont, ha
arrived in Berlin. BY q correspondence from
Florence, addressed to the Wdnderer, on th'
18th, 1t appears that council Of war wa
i held at which King Victor Emmanuel p1esfd
, | ed. Generals La Marmora, Cuch{art, Cla1dint
Menabrea, and Duraudo were present. Th
correspondent has reason to believe that i
was decided in case Of = serious Tnr hetNeel
Austsia and Prussic that m army OF $500
men under the command Of Cialdini shoul
) be cent to the Po, and that another of 80, 90
/ should be placed under the orders Q
RR''pas Dq Hu,trs ss' .nd P1oRs"g sy s eTsntss
TIE KlSo OF PRTssIA STILL HOPES fo
(Bcrliu fMar.h ea} Telegram London Press.]
Yesterday being tho birthday Of the Kin
. of Prussia, his Majesty received the officer
OF bis staff. In his reply to their cougratule
tions, the King adyerted In very firm and L., 3!
cultics, but added that the hope Of q peaeeft
solution must not be abandoned.
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