New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
Ausigtn.
THR PUBLIC DEBT.

AnsiTin.
THE PUBLIC DEBT
The Emperor has addressed autograph letter 10 Prince
Coorclo, prisng the report OF the Committee for the
Control Of the Public Debt and expressing satisfaction at
the order which has been effected IN the Public Debt De
par,mcnt
With regard 70 that portion Of the COMMITTEES report
in which great lard upon the necessity for The
cooperation Of the constitutional representatives, Of the
Empire u administering the finances of the country the
Emperor says;
soemry guarantee the right Of ny people to cooperate
through he IL representatives, in determining The ecsl
tive and financial nistraon Of the country II
ce,.in endayor 10 bring about the reel alton OF this right
Norg VII rejoice more than 10 see HAT Che Eel ns o.
pltroc cooperation AID ga.oH Which during tie immn'nee
o. war have poWcrrlT almnteG IL peoples aud made
Austria strong and respected abroad viii when directed -
ward lome queous create an ardent and vigorous eonsia
iional oFs lazlt.ou."
PASSPORTS.
The passport svsicm has again been introduced along
the Swiss frontier
DISTRESS.
The P0inco-Ecouomcal society has addressed memoir
to the Emperor on ihe disirs. al present preyalng IN
Austria.
It's expected Thar the taxes viii not be collected m
some part, Of tic Empire ID that other viii
De made.
In the Hungarian Dit on Jun, o the drilsht y che
address 70 the Emperor upon the distress prevalent
thronyhoaf the i.nsd IN. var baVnghi nrwTn-
Owing 10 the want OF a responsible Goycrament the
Horse adirc,sc. the hereditary soverein direct for the
means of sucor and promises that the Hungarian Diet
viii consttutoualy cooperate IN any measures u r,ef
THE FORCED LOAN IN yRSBriA.
FLORENCE juno l2.-Gnt.llrcnce received here rom
ven.tia states that t, vienna Cabinet had dismissed tho
circumstances Of the Central Congregation Of Venice
against tho forced loan and has ordered the immediate
execution Of the law
THE AUSTRIAN REPLY TO rHg INVITATION FOR 4 COZ
FERENCE
"vnHsA June l.
"Prscg You viii find annexed copy Of the dispatch
muncaied May - Wy Count de Mosbure and which
transmits to The Imperial oyefnnen 90 Invitation 70 take
part in the deliberations proposed 70 b. opened shortly IN
Paris similar invitation has been addressed 20 ~ at the
The three Cabinets inform a, that these deliberations
would have OR object 10 sogc IN The interest Of peace By d.
ponatc the question Of The Eloe Daehes that Of tho
Italian dispute hnd. lsy taai OF Tie reforms to be nitro.
duced into The German iernl compact 40 Tar IS t- may
inereG fhe European equilibrium
We have pleasure paying homage 70 .he feeling which
a. Is TOO deelly impressed with the blessings Il peace
not 70 " satisfaction the effort, made the
esiui'es " vnr from Europe In spe Of the difficulties
connected will our position 10 le present co1metne-in
summoned "a discuss questions Of very delicate nature Tor
the Imperial rnment raises 10 our mind 40 do not refuse
% join in these efforts We wish - hat way 20 gye fresh
proof f he concory and dsnteesied views which have
never ceased 20 guide our policy.
hand Ae gal al lie Powers which 20 parci
pate the the projected meeting ready as is Itself to
deliIAeH. =. ''. ~, 49, & ~ 80 , ~ hS
cas 20 beforehand exclude from tie deliberations any
ta, mi tend To give 70 one OF the States now
invited 70 the meeting territorial aggrandzcment or al in
crease OF power without that preliminary guarantee which
sets aside N an bilious preeusons aud greater space
~ Arrangements equai e tor all concerned would seem 10
impossible to count upon fortunate Issue FOR the proposed
mo Power animated by really pacific sentiments vii hest
tate take such al engagement as i which have Just nd
caee aud under such circumstances de Cabinets VIII be able
10 occupy themselves with the Of clearing away the
difficulties Of tie moment with some chance Of success
I've believe that the French Government VIII not refuse 70
admit that demand well founded 1t viii recognize the
sincere desire which we feel TO secure of e lne
only basis that can prevent Illusions dsae MISUNDERSTANDING
Jugs protect slang TsAs ana permit Europe 10 aiacA soma
the three Governments which have Invited Us saN be IN
position 0nSmit 20 the assurance we ask for the En-
perors Government wii hasten to eoShrm; Py sending
under tie aforementioned reserve, the proposition rans'
mtted to H. ,,.,, A.. 49,,
position assumed by tho EmperoIs Government as respects
at of Kug Victor Emmanur cannot be altered or pfGdged
bv the eventual Of Austria to cause herself to DO e'
presented at meeting which mas 70 oeeuy rs e;l WIN tue
has boken on a uicor engagements the admission should
BE- made that the public law Europe and consequently
ess s sIous 1at this remark cannot sys rise to any OBJ
jections sufces 20 indicate the attitude which shall
pledge the perfect honesty Of our nteniions IN showing
rankness which onght to be complete on ooth sides any
wish Is felt hat effort at eoncllati0n should be
attempted po,.oo,,
Government sou not bs invited to take part in deber
tons concerning ie Italian dispute The situation Of Italy
assuredy examined without taking account OF the
OF the Papacy independently OF tho questions OF
right which ,rtheless anxious 70 preserve inject
NV NV opinion BY al rsn%cnt. III. Holiness iherscpe
inconcstable right to make hs voice heard IN meeting
which has TO occupy itself With the affairs oil Italy.
You will kindly communicate the present dispatch to NJ
Drouyn de Lbays and express him The hope mat ne WI
receive observations the spirit Of honorsb hankne"s
lbs which we have been actusted 1
We think tho The respective positions ought 10 De clearly
established on both sides " the domatists hsne no desire 20
ende themselves and Europe with vain illusions at the rk
OF aggra aing dagger instead OF diminishing Il. |
We therefore Believe that rendering service 20
the general interest In thus setting clearly forth demand
and explanations u nature throw light