The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-25 00:00:00

THE WAR OF 1846.

The temper with which Prussia -engsgsl in 6.•
war against Austria may be judged of by to • nat.,
from Baron von Usedom, the PrusdiAn Mini it.r at
Florence, to General La Marmora. This not. vi
read by the General at the sitting of the Grenl.-,r
of Dtpu' Ms on July 21. Tho doemineut is dtt4i
June 17, 11166. The following arts extract. Erre
it :

"If a ecnnnon action on the same theatre of w tr ii pre.
vented by distance at the commenceinont• we mu...! end u.
Tour to make up for this by the simultaneousne...; of the
blows we are to stnke. Thus attacked, Austria must
separate her forces at first. She never will be able to
make use of the same reserves now against the on..
now against the other. Moreover, the blows struck win
be felt not only on the field of battles but far off." The
system of war which Prussia proposes for Italy is that e;
thorough one. If in the beginning the fate of arm,
should be propitious to them the two allies Kliould not
stop before intermediate obstacles ; they ~h0,,i4
rather push their adversary in his last entrench.
meats and to his last resources. They will n .t.
content themselves after a victory with occupying su
territory which a favourable peace may enable thew. ti
the contrary, and without regard to future territoml esn.
figuration, they will above all things endeavour t,
make the victory final, complete, awl irrevo-
cable." "Thus Prussia will not regard the obsti•
cies which nature and art oppose to her front
to Cracow. She will advance boldly to Vienna aft,r
the success which she may achieve." •• The Dallas
generals will be the best judges tueloubt.llv
of the operations they will engage in. But to pr,.
need in unison with Prussia, Italy must not eouteuf
her-
self with penetrating to the northern frontiers of Venetia,
she must clear away for herself to the Danube, that -h-
may meet Prussia in the very centre of the twirl., d
monarchy; in a word, she must march to Vienna. T
secure the durable possession of Venetia, she mug fir,
strike the power of Austria in the heart."

The note then goes on to say that Hungary.
supported by Italy and Prwiaia, will serve a, a
rallying point and a strategical aid to the allies. It

recommends that Garibaldi should be sent ti
operate a diversion to the eastern coast of tho
Adriatic, and that the Hungarians and Selarci
would give the volunteers a cordial reception.

General La Mariners declared that he felt

greatly hurt on reading this note, which assumed
throughout a painful air of superiority, and said
that to march direct from the Mincio to thy Ad 4.
across the Quadrilateral would hare b.son
iw-
possible.

(TUROUGR REUTERS AOLNCY.)

FRANCE.

PARIS, Jrti

The Moslemr of to-day, in its bulletin, says .
" It appears that new attempts have been rand.
to create disturbances in the Turkish province of
Bulgaria. Armed bands have crossed the Danu
at points between the Dobrutchka and Widdin.
Several engagements had taken place on the 21st
near Rwitchuk. The Porte has given orders t•)
Muhad Pacha to march at once with seven(
battalions to the Danube, to restore tranquil-
lity in the disturbed districts."

HUNGARY.
PESTS, JULY 2t, EvEsts,i.

In to-day's sitting the Lower House express...l
its decided disapproval of the monster petition•
in favour of the re-establishment of the law.,
of 1848, and the repeal of the comprmmi.••
of 1867 between Hungary and Austria, that liar..
come in from several parts of the country (Aim;
to the incessant exertions of the political wzit3tor
Madarasz. Demands have been receir,l from
various quarters that the latter should lo pn,..-
euted for having forged names a• sig,tiature:
the petitions.

TURKEY.
CONSTANTINOPLF. EvEsmi.

Kiumil Bcy, the functionar.% •.. i.,!i:.•
by the Porte as the bearer of t!...ti!nr." of hive,
titure for Prince Milan, the now sov,oign
Beryls, starts to-morrow for lielgra,le.
The Persian envoy at this capita, Mir/A )li-
hammed Hussein Khan, takes hi, d,,.:utun•
Saturday next for Tchcnui, upon leay.,
for five months.

AMERICA.
NEW YORK, RIX

Clos:ng prices: Gold, 143 w. Sterling exchange
on London, 114. 5-20 United States 80n44,
1141; ditto, 1885, 112; ; 10-40 Bonds, 181; Illi-
nois, 151 ; Erie, 681. Cotton, Middling Upland,
31 ; Petroleum, standard white, 341. Flour, extrA
state, 8 dole. 20c. to 8 idols. 80c. Corn, old mixed,
1 dol. 14c.
(Arrival of the China vii Queengtown.)
NEW YORK, Any 14. Nam.

President Johnson has issued &proclamation an-
nouncing the ratification of the contitutional amend-
ment byNorth Carolina. He regards the ratification
by the Florida legislature as inoperative, on amount
of its having taken place prior to the pamitile
of
the bill admitting that state to the Union.
Two members from North Carolina hare
been admitted to seats in the Howe of
Representatives. The House has pased
bill providing that only such lately
rebellious states as have been admitted to the
Union under the Reconstruction Act be en-
titled to participation in the presidential election.
The bill taxing the interest of the bonds recently
reported in the house has been referred to a com-
mittee of the whole, which prevents action being
taken upon it this session.
The Senate has passed the bill discontinuing the
Freedmen's Bureau, excepting its educational de-
partment, from the let of next January.
inted
Governor Swann. of Maryland, has appo
Mr. William Pinckney, white and democrat, to
succeed Mr. Reverdy Johnson in the Senate.
Intelligence from Hayti announces that SIITUIre
has been defeated by Cases at Port Royal.
The British Admiral in the Pacific has disap-
proved the blockade of Mazatlan, and has ordered
it to be raised, and Captain Bridge, of the Chanti-
cleer, to report himself at. Panama.

The Empress Eugenie has personally visited the
families of the workmen killed in the fall of earth
Bouliguy, and distributed to them mouey, awl
clothing. Her Majesty bas also gone to See the labouren
who have resumed work, and encouraged them.
The Journal de Paris hoe mason to believe tb.it
the Emperor and Mapress will visit the Havre Ezhiaitioa
about the 20th to the 2th of August.