The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-21

me manuuvres 1t Helsberg are 70 commence OIL the cb
l do not see how this Is possible.
The Prussian government Ia doing is utmost place
the army efficient footing, and to make up by
tnual drilling for the want Of experience In actual
fare which Is felt TO be . serious drawback the
Wanted perfection Of their military system. The truth
is that the Prussian army has got two great delectshe
soldiers too young and the generals old Every
Prussan is bound TO in the regular army for
period exceeding three years. after which he dis
missed to the reserve, lander (mitia) and tho
service offers few inducements for any one to make II
his profession who does not belong to the privileged
classes the promotion being exceedingly slow and the
pay next to nothogthe consequence is that there
scarcely any old soldiers in the army and 1t is CON-
posed almos. entirely OF recruits, Who whatever may be
their pluck have not the stamina requisite go through
the atigues of a campaign and would FIJI the hospitals
before meeting with an enemy Az 10 officers, Prussia
has gone BY seniority Of which
only nfringed in favor OF princes Ct the blood royal
whom nc officer, however distinguished for talent and
ablty, has any chance OF attaining high command be
tore having passed the three and ten allotted to
General Wrapge whom the King has just conferred the
bdo OF Field Marshal has been unusually lucky, bsv
ing been placed at the head OF army at the Juvenile
age OF SIXTY four but then he entered the service in his
twelfth year, and gained his first steps the field Of
battle during the French He s the only prussian
General living has commanded in the field,
excepting General Borin who comman in chief OF
the Hossin troops at the siege of Frederick, where he
was beaten all 10 pieces by the Danes-whch however
os nn nrerent him rrs NJ Inv inc the renatson ri ha
inc the hest prIssan General according 10 he nroverb
'Ta'mt Us drenge le toTque et roio II il shoud ever
likely VA, she cammana.rs would snrine M in time but
that ghi not happen till the Prusssn army had been
The in,aiyanc, or the irsy beween prince AdaIbert
and the RID pirates occasioned quite excitement here
Of ar,io, ht ,hc pr,ncs ehnwad dagrsa ~ rashnass
more e,cusabe N yourg MILDLY than in Lord Higa
hpsina. and moi hay, nodded in what ala nat concern
Si 6t ,hu 80 ca he Las nai,sd NJ hi. FRS, obso1
$500 -. ay = ~ ~ So. pnssan ,s,-r ;, and ara
sr,evd a. mo loss ~ ne nv rh,ch - !. attended, Anv
sow P,nss;s cspno, ar deyn anie,v under The affont
nS rs rearas cav M e,nsc,ad M !, ,he Sal an Of
Gnco whoea a,hos, !, nd, rsconnizss nv The Rif
r, oS @ 90 ~ = "a ,sosnaed dignity Ia N
attack the pirates IN leir stronghold ana take posses
h 80, - :, -. ~ $3.50 ,,ort e strongly in
cned undertake such expedition which, in fact has
csnsre -, p,nss,an ,narrhsntman and the murder al
be cysx nv bssa oorsairs hut the eGcuty Is how to
~" ~ ns'o -. $3.50 4. -, 1890
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wtoie sueniion 70 military nrmamepIs aIe WIG ac.es
sioh VI present k.nR, Irunea nau os ~
much a. suneoat TO ceend her shores AGAINST hoeue
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r. as VIE - 49,, ~ - i his go, - ,sras and
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~ sa.,h III ,a 80 etc. A,na1on aud pant1ics
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ansnart ~ ir x;,b forty four snnbosts OF one two
sno three guns each whose sphere action confined
,no,r,ns caStv snrs in MI ,sould he Available for an
nesn ,ores harslv suficiert 10 boa. OH
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s - ~ . , "a. nd .,a ;,sdaonate
10 ever he lar avg ~ bosv az troous The ony ray
~ & , see aiac ,s he !, sorr a, ai,nae with
Win'e' - :. as'uey 49, ~ Ia , no nanai
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,hiptnsa ty Iiussa. ihefe nsS uoooa ~ hs s,
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,aas ,bs, weTe plIsttea by The premature terninauon
- ~ s ~, = ~ No oia,as,ian novv ,he aesssnt
81 AZ anS,n Armament on he Ai,,ssr coat IL
lie y,eia,y Of Aigrja would be resned III "our mag
a. alu h nro"esdipg observation-disclosures
4 ira rs,,,t b,yc r,obsby moi been withont innu-
cree cr ,bc d,con Oh The pfusssn royernaer al any
rae s stsea nosi.ely tha Inc King instead Of apply
rg 10 rrrlxnc az he wood have done n free -
todng bis lnc'r atiors, and, as Is enormously
n,ud I, claim The assistance Ct France Count BAYFIELD,,
ne II ian AMBASSADOR Paris has received nstruc
~ h. .ound tho Frnperor OF this subject. a a. II the
ely should be favnr,bIc our age which has witnessed
man, str,ree events MAJ rec Franco and Prussia in
rc AT The OF lena md Belle Alliance united
in a aaubmierirg expceitlop against Morocco. OF
ca,,se iLs country would expect 10 have share OF the
roils. ,ce ~ tey,i;ory II Africa would be noe outlet
,r her furplus reputation and louis Napoleon would
lave no objection 10 crafty her wishes he
ec,s ,aEe bask again wht ne yer he thought fit
a ruo % 100 ina. haa offered her co operation but
this could no, be thought of Tor en the appear
an,e az Euyiap fleet SO near Gbra tar would be too
much for the Ia,euce OF John Bull sorely tried has
besn nv The events OF the Ia, few months
seapc ous affair in which another near connection
az toynv d has made almost as much noise
G IN. es, ,nase of Prince Atalbert hes des being far
nsre disgracefui 10 The parties in H. There Is
Pr1ce william OF Meoklenbu z. nephew TO the kog and
treYn VINO has made himself nooriocs here FOR tome
-, bx his Gallant and by
ccxge o, life In general Though oniy POSSESSED 81 the
sender po ton OF Younger son. eked out by the far
from muniacent allowance of Liaor in the Prusslan
Horse Guards his extravaganza unbounded and ne