The republic., 1850-12-03

the military strength Of the country, seemed yet to
hesitate before taking the final irrevocabe step All
eyes were now turned to Vienna to learn what
steps the Austrian Court would take now that Prus-
sa had assumed such an attitude. Austria, bac ked
by Russia, appears quite resolved to carry out the
terms of the treaty Of Brugee, whereby the in
the Duchies was to be put end to by force. The
liberal journals, which, In spite OF plain fects, lay
the whole blame OF the war upon Austria, give out
that Russia has stipulated to assist Austria and the
Russian troops are TO occupy Gallicia and Hun
gary, as TO leave the whole Of the Austrian
forces free TO cope with Prussia. Hanover stands
aloof and reusts to join Prussia, who, in fact is
left alone. Saxony is arming, and will, no doubt,
take the side of Austria and the Diet now
constituted The calling out the LanGweht takes
all the best officers, and about 5000 men from
General Willisen's army in the Duchies The
latest news places the headquarters Of the Prus-
slams at Vach. The road to Cassel is open to the
Austrian and Bavarian troops, but it is probable
that the retreat Of the Prrissans arises mainly
from strategic caution, as the troops in Hesse
Cassel could not risk general action. Ii seems,
however, admitted all sides, that the affair Of
Hesse might be settled by German mediation, but
that Russia is resolved that the Hostein business
shall be brought TO a close. The feeling at Berlin
is warlike; it is said that the Austrian am
bassador has demanded his passports. Large
masses OF Russian troops are moving westward.
The Prussian armament was being pressed for
ward with the utmost vigor. The royalist and con
stitutonal journals the most fervent advocates
Of at all risks. The ministerial organs and
the democratic party are colder in their tone The
military journal which has half official charac
ter, also dwells with emphasis on the danger Of
such q conflict.
Advices from Berlin state that Hanover has pro-
tested against the intended passage Of Austrian
troops through her Hanovcrian dominons on their
march to Hostein. Large masses Of Russian
troops are moving to the west 1t would appear
that these troops are intended to occupy the east
ern provinces of Austria, II u war with Prussia
should really take place
The Berlin papers state, on good authority, that
b. inn nf Enld no IT nf
Austria. The evacuation OF that town, it is assert
ed, was required for the concentration OF the Prus
sian forces
The tone and the news of the Berlin papers of the
18th are decidedly of a warlike character. BY an
order in Council of the 9th instant, Baron Laden
berg has been Professionally appointed to the Pre-
sdency of the Cabinet
The advices from Vienna, of the 10th instant are
full Of warlike details, Four regiments of heavy
cavalry had left Vienna for the army in Bohemia
Battalions OF Croatian borderers every day
veyed by railroad to the same destination. The
late news Of the Austrian u!timatvrn is confirmed
Austria persists in demanding the dissolution of
the League and the recognition Of the Frankfort
Dict The Austrian Cabinet is resolved TO proceed
in Electoral Hessc in the face of all eventualites
The forces of the kingdom of Saxony concen-
tratng in the vicinity Of Grossenheim.
From Prague we learn that Field Marshal Ra-
detzky is expected to arrive in that town. There
Is no news from Vienna of the command of the Bo-
hemian army being given TO Radetzky.
The De"tsche Zeif,ang aus Bohmen states, in
very extraordinary article that the late conferences
at Warsaw were held solely for the purpose of con-
certing measures against Prussia and the revolu-
tionary propaganda in Europe.
The advices from Vienna, of the 18th instant,
state that Count Dorshof has brought decisive and
acceptable propositions from Berlin. The advo-
ates OF peace are In the ascendancy. The Aus
trian Correspondents has a semi official article,
stating that the Austrian agents at Berlin have
met with a feeling of justice and moderation. In
a Cabinet Council, held at Vienna on the 9th in
stant Marshal Radetzky protested in terms of
great severity against the aggressive policy Of the
Cabinet In the same council, attention was
drawn TO the expediency Of convokng a Diet of
the Empire. From what has transpired, the pro-
posal was negatived,
Hesse CasseI.
The German papers have advices from Frank
fort OF the 10th instant The city of Fulda has
been occupied by the Federal troops. The Prus-
sian troops have retreated TO the Etappe roads at
Hersfeld. The Federal regime nts which occupied
Fulda, were led by the Prince Of raxis
The greatest confusion prevailed at Cassel on
The llth uit when it became fully known that the
Russians had not only retreated from Fulca but
that they bad likewise neglected taking new DO.
-ition at Hersield, and that preparations were
making to eyacuate eSen Hersfeld. which ia one of
the principal points the military road The
way TO Cassel is thus open to the Bayarians and
Austrians, and ii is even expected at Cassel that
the capital will alDo DO s~ou uP By Pr,esians
IL Is true that their movements be attributed TO
necessity for stratagem and an excess of caution
Sull, IT seems extraordinary that the whole of
Lower Hcsse Is thus left open 70 an inva din o. armv
especially since treasury containing 30, 900. 600
of fiorins Is almost unprotected at Casscl The
movements of troops continued all sides The
impression was that Prussia would consent 10 all
the Austrian demands. The Bavarian Chambers
would be convoked on the 18th December
Advices from Frankfort and Cassel are of the 10Th
instant. The general impression at Frankfort was
against the probability Of war. The headquarters
OF the Prussian army arc at Frisdewald, midway
between yacha and Hersfeld. This position covers
the roads to Thuringia and Cassel. From Munich
VIC learn that measures still taken TO complete
the mobilization Of the Bavarian army. The six
teen regiments of foot will have a fourth battaIion
to each regiment. The Austrian part of the garri.
son at Maintz lie completing and restoring the for
tihcatons Of that place.
Spain.
A grand exposition of manufactures was to take
place at Madrid on the 10Th instant
Another division Of the expedition TO the Island
OF Cuba, called from ST. Andero on the Sd instant
Letters from Madrid Of the 9th instant, state that
the Chamber Of Deputies definitely constituted
on the previous day. NJ. Mayans has been elected
President; and Gonzales Romero the Count Of
vista Hermosa, Iaragoza, and Yahcz, Vice Prcsi.
dents. NJ Mendizabel had returned to Madrid
Turkey.
CoSsTASTIsoPLE, Nov. "A riot against the
Christian population has broken out at Aleppo
multitude Of Franks were killed and their bouses
sacked and burnt. The Turkish soldicrs remained
quiet spectators of these outrages.
ShA Later Intelligence by Ttlegraph from London and
LIrrpooi.
LoSboN, Nov "A Cabinet Council was held NJ
ne Foreign oihoe this afternoon. On Change to
day there appeared 10 be but one opinion-thst the
peace Of Europe would be preseryed-nevcrtbe
less 1t was generally admitted that the warlike
demonstrations In Germany have very much un.
settled commerce, and some time must elanae he
fore confidence will be restored
phRIs, Thursday Evening The Presidents
nlessage nae oeen most warmly applauded in the
provinces. The sdvces from Germany were more
favorable, In consequence Of which the Bourse was
nrm, and good deal done. Fives closed at 90 20;
rhtees, 81 95.
Germany.
., There is no later intelligence Of importance from
Hesse.
BERLfS, Nov l2.-Great discontent prevails re.
sPecung the government policy, but IL wac not un-
lkcly That change in the cabinet might occur
The people were watching the ministerial move
ments with great attention and dstrust. The Ger.
nan fycTms says that several Austrian agents had
been trying TO persuade the inha OF Silesia of
the advantage they would derive from an Austrian