The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-12

The despatch Of Prince osce more the
ptenlon oi ihe imperial government watch tn
mAintepancs Of the European equilibrium. Ne are pro
oaoo n ptesed ~ch ,be resssurpg character OF this
mabrtsfAt'nn as regards the future o. Europe We
appreciate 10 the same degree the importance OF tne
nr... rhich The Imperial government professs attach
e refuascp hst Ru,sis has maze sasr,tets 10 favor
o. soe does not regret them for STATED 10 the
cefphsch OF do Gorscbakof Russia as N accordance
N.h her nt-ret n.& c,reums,aace, h,s. art.a in
wsich Riic, IN hr turn has fdd ytos 10 De sa,,s1ea ,hs
many al present cs for sacrifices lhe oos cAns her
nofPpdence IN toe aScomph bmeht Vi Ter federal dut.s.
la ua speaking We have pietersion 70 be the organ
o. 0ernapy but II matters ncernng federal stfis and
too mspiernpoe OF tbe righss well obhgs)ns OF
ue topfedersop we ttns each Of tbs German goye,n.
mtbts 10 called upon 10 soesk and DO rot
Tar any contradiction ifrm corfe1s.ases You w
iesse to read The present despatch 10 Pracs Gorccnako
BsUsf
THE WAR FEELING IN GERMANY.
Ibe principal members Of sbe Two Oh OF Aassam
bAve Issued sofs Of appeal 10 The German uanon, de-
ca,ire iha though thy are aipsed % com1l, for Ger
MANY Ay tciU not do tas naththce If the re;scs
If 1916
rse Cabinet Of saxony has replied 10 Prince Gorsscha
sof desp4tch, and . quoted seaiast MIN
~h,oD occurred curing The Russian period
the GernaLc Confedeg alton tDat any
the austrian troops Ia the Dsnuosn provicces should be
considered aggression against TIE CoDieder Ason,
iDoush that armed force lot oDy out of tne federal
ou out OF The Ausuicn territory. YET tnas
icoe had been contrary 70 treaties Russia would certainly
have complained.
TIE WAR ATTITUDE OF GERMANY--sTRENGTu OF The
PhussIAN ARMY AND foLICY OF THE FEDERATION.
lFom sne Liverpool courier, June 2s]
But another armed giant preparing to step anons
The eombatapts. Pfuesia bias a. the rreesns mouen,
40 go men ia arms Of these she proposes 70 send
$1,000 10 the Rhine under II orders Of Bavaria From
me tesnrnR of the Bavaria has exhibited the
behle feeling toUards France, ana there DC little
question That the war viii extend in that direction
upda ~ hfr a.
Ran Majesty Ope'thpg Ia certain. II Prussia
an active part amongst the belserents, not
.he knelbdgs and oountzance VI Rma. The tr, Courts
hau been on The most in,mae terms Russia o~sd 70
P,uss'an diplomacy the treaty Of Adrisnope, which
Old ali she enabled 70 do to prosec. the Gar. i
would be quiIe In conhonsnce With the adtonary policy
Of Prussia were she to have encouraged France % CON
mepce the war and yet Elow Germany TO unto with
Austria The piesepco Of Is line Of battle ships belong.
Ing 70 Russia, AZ present in barbors Of bourg
not be directed sgapst Germany Very probably Russia
feared The Intervention Of Eogland and gladly ma lie
compact with France sgaiDst her. deep game,
punish Austria for during the Crimesn war
by letting loose tho iegiops Of Franos-o oeaken Fones
ty the loss 9 her Narea @fdien and ne exhauio If her
pePe-cnd to iesie the prestige Of England by apps ins
But Prussia TO interfere she must not delay
Germany whether rightly or not, matters little hen
uohsl instincts are conceTnetbeeves the Ninco 70 be
the natural line Of demarcaton between aly herself
Germany looks upon France her enemy and reqcres
more than the honeyed words Of the AoDer 70 reassure
her; while, on the other hand, Austria s 8 German
Power and for the security OF Germany must NOS be
much weakened We EIgnsh may be right in believing
that ali Italy should be free from the Austrian dominion
We think Austria would become more powerful by
cenrapg her force and energy within her Germln pos
sessions Germany does not think Al events
tie paerage Of the hincio by France bring matters
10 crisis far regards the interference OF Prussia
the Of Germany. II France permitted TO seize
Vepice 70 the great Of vensta the
sooner Austria with the Emperor bs.
ter for berseK In little time it will be too LATE for Ger
many TO AID her.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From tue PrussAn Gazette, June 26
when the government applied 70 the Caan5ers for
for which they were TO be employea The Chanoers
urapir oosy approved Of tina object, TIE progress
events hss Brought the moment nearer for reasipg
IT, II the authority Of Prussia, her resolutions, and her
actcn are TO be projected in the criss Ia WHICH Europe
present placed necessary that shc fbond cornpre
hero in time what the situation imposes on her. The
Franco Sandman army e IN me Iegaborhooi CT the
German frontier. The Prasssn government hss
tnes dcaed with the assent OF the Chambers that IT
! Considers the seenii,y Of Germany counded It's
care. The Italian conflict every day extends ana
spo Rus,ia. although az a gfe.ter oistgnos ars
| making considerable srmsmenrs. Where Is the Prns.
! fian who ~ouid viph that in presence OF each
cunssnees Prussia should remain N expcapt post
tonY The prrssan government would fsii in g dusv
ewsrd ID. nstioa il lot to sct in conformity vita
tee spris TO which the COUNTY, her grandeur Pras
ss Is free from any engagement she oy obeys obliga
oss resulting nom the very nature or her ineresir
STATE. The Prrssisn government wouid tsunce-ytso
the which constitute her force II II were to t IA Oh
position 70 the national movement. Tue interests OF Ger
tnspy are rhe same ,is those OF prusis and IL viii ps
se0n seen whether the Initiative essumca By Pruss vii
Desnppnted by The States spd ny IRE populations OF Italy
w' tnss force Witch I'D execution dsmsods rness pop
uatiops are snrraseo With acquire IN Euro6e
TIE Importance due 20 great nation richly ensawsd
by nature f'ynssin rs ready % aTow MeneigM If Ger
n'dfy INFO The bctcnce Wbtch 3scfds eprt Tho roy
ernmeut relies On the patriotism o. the Pr1ssan Ger
rlsD people, ls policy s hrn, those Who geek 20 shro~
mpeniIn.nt In the OF ts pro2ress ongat lecG
That by 90 Dong they render service 10 the enemies ohs
country
The Noionol Gazette of Munich under date OF the 2g
e. Jnne states tina, the troops intended 10 called
sctive service VIII ne concentrated Professionally between
| Nuremberg and wurzouTg. Their utstior cesuns..on
VIII depend on the measures tsken Prussia, is
INQUIRE respecting The intentions Of this 70
General de Tam. aide de camp to the King hAs gone
| Berlin.
fbe No Pyussion Gazte says:-Iu addition to the ID.
vArian General de Tam the Hsnoverisu General Scherz
nas arrived here on polco military MISSION, and osner
federal officers are expected The rumor that Bavaria
bad raised objections 10 the passage Of PrussAn troops
| through her territory, is not correct
! OPINIONS OF TIE FRENCH PRESS.
From the Parls Constitutional, June e.
Austria has employed eli msals gpresi gross fslse
hoods, and msde the moet stupid Inventions has mis-
represented facts and illuminated views sscrbed
TO Fanco the most m5ous designs, the widest Pro.
jecfs To the governments she has said that
commencing the work OF the Revolution that We were
sfan constituting ourselves its ardent spostes and thu,
we should not hesitate at given moment excite the
populations against their monarchs. Sne has
act together, because all menaced To the posula
tons she has employed different language coaniing
their creduy che has not taken the trouble to invent
them, but has confined herself TO repeating the calumDes
anc ,evvnR the passions OF another age According
threaten properly and preparing carry mourning
ana nCe ndsrism 10 the homes b0h Of rich poor
Austria has been podga of promises. with the reserve
OF couse Of keeping them she kept those Of 1915 She
has gone st further, while accusing Of desiring
recon msnce the OF conQuests she hesased
tn excite the old ambition OF Germapy-to preach up
Crusade en- mdse sGanst Ffance-to affirm that she ought
to be invaded and dsmembered and that Alesce Lorraine
end Flanders ought TO be taken from THIS
defamation 1t must be admitted succeeded for time.
The governments Of come OF the petty states, thrsing
tor SPOIL employ ed all means to lead their populations
into that fatal path The populations on their partwe
say with regret-have not always had the force the
prudence TO reject such deceu tenn p,atons There
time at which 1t was proclaimed aloud that Germany
was about TO make general rising to conquer at
the "uny Of her force" aud to prove to the world
weight IN the affairs of Europe. But that was only TEN
porary excitement
From the Paris Pays, June p.
Austria in retiring precipatey and in every direct
before the national movement In Iualy, which she