The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-06-25

and internal enemies, are equivalent TO increase
Of territory TO defend for the armies Of these minor
Powers are not implicitly trusted, small, and
lar rom possessing that organization and discipline
which distinguish the Prussian military force above
every other in Germany. Ii is the interest of Prus
STA To repress such movements as those in Dresden
and Baden last year, even though they are not
made absolutely within its own territoryj and to
provide for the possibility of them, without having
10 weaken the force employed that territory and
Its frontiers, makes the measure of increasing the
regiments OF the guard 10 their war complement of
men not difficult 10 account for, without supposing
that the government is about 10 rush into an Euro
pean conflict This is the opinion OF those who con-
template events without disposition to feel panic,
though there not wanting persons to raise an
alarm, now Of n gicide plots and then Of general
European outbreak. The total increase Of the
Prussian army will III reality be from twenty six
thousand TO thirty thousand men, including the
Landwchr OF the Guard. which il also called out; il
is not too much for the liability of reinforcing the
inefficient armies of half dozen States.
The Berlin contingent of the Landwehr Of the
Guard was accootred (eingtkleidet) yesterday.
The police has made descent on the premises Of
the working iron founders, or Machine makers So
cety, and acting private information, set 30
men digging in the garden, which was turned up
to the depth of three four feet. They discovered
several pitched hoops pecranze similar TO those
described in the revelations" published after the
declaration Of the state Of siege, favorite
pom OF the akedof force that resist the entry
of the military into Berlin. The "garlands" were
to have been lighted and thrown down among the
said they must have been buried about the time
mentioned. They were but bungling consprators
who could not destroy such combustible evidence
of treason The locality is shut up and the meet
ings of the society prohibited. The workmen ac-
count for the discovery by asserting that hose who
hide can find"
The Emperor Of Russia arrived in Warsaw on
the oath, from st. Petersburg direct, not having
stopped, as IT was reported he would do, to inspect
some bodies OF troops stationed on the road. He
was accompanied by Generals Orof, Alderberg,
Lutkowski, and Benkendorf. The Prince of War
saw Paskiewitch) met the Gar at Iwangorod.
On the evening of his arrival the city was brilliant
ly illuminated, and the intelligence of the presence
OF the Emperor in the capital was Immediately de-
spatched by estafette to all parts of the kingdom. On
the morning Of the 25th a grand mass was per-
formed in the Russian cathedral, at which all the
civil and military authorities of the city pre-
sent. On the 18th grand review was held on the
plain OF Powonk before the Emperor the Heredita-
ry Prince, the Prince Of Prussia and Prince Fred
eric Charles, to whom the Car has given regi-
mcnt of dragons. The Emperor and his illustri-
Gus guests went, after the review, by railway to
Skirmewce, where they were entertained to bril-
liant banquet; in the evening the palace, the gar
dens, and the railway station brilliantly iilu-
minated an immense crowd OF spectators had
rived from Warsaw, and the return trains to the
city were running till four O'Clock in the morning.
On the lst inst. his royal highness the Prince of
Prussia left Warsaw for St. Petersburg, on visit
to the Empress he to remain about eight
days, and then return to Cobcntz.
The German Journals contain runors of a revo-
lutionary agitation having been manifested in ST.
Petersburg and Moscow, especially in the upper
schools and among the students. The immediate
consequence OF il has been an imperial decree pro-
hIbiting the natives of Poland from entering the
high schools Of the two Russian capitals and Dor
pat; 1t was reported that these three establish
ments would be suppressed. Another confiscation
Of the estates of political criminal had been pub
lished in Poland; but il distinguished from
former political acts of the same kind by a notice
TO the creditors of the late proprietor send in their
claims ON him, Till now the practice has been to
collect all debts due to the possessor OF the confis
Gated property for the benefit of the government,
but all demands Of his creditors rejected. The
system has been very injurious TO public credit
Ill Poland and it is believed that from consideration
of its mischieyous effects il has been abandoned.
During the stay of the Emperor at Warsaw all
the regulations OF the police are enforced with the
utmost severity.