The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-10

MACK indeed, t5o telesYaphn oesP@@ooos ro0e"oA
yesterday by way Of Switzerland be c'rrect, thsy are
heady in full retreat upon Pavia and Paceoza which
would leave Milan and the whole norh western part of
Lcnbdy open tue my, and Ga'ibadi has sppsarvi
With bis lsot troops IN the neshoorhood OF Iaso Nag
gore where pelal insurrecton is hourly expscsei.
Military men Of opinion that under these c,rcam.
stances the Ausrlaps viii not fisk general battle but
Will retire behind the AIDA al 0yiIo, where they will
take up strong poeioo, with PIacenzA their left
III the CENTRE and BresciS their right, threat
nDg the flank OF the allies In thoy should advance
beyond hiaa, L. seems scarcely credible, how
ever, that an army of two hundred thousand men
Should abandon the capital of Lonhardy without
syis pg blow. ralber nchred 10 belle ge that their
right wing Win make stand IL tire bridge Of sud.crA,
AMI eeiend tue passage OF the Tleno which would be
extremely difficult 10 fvsce under the fire Of their Date
ries TIE departure of she OF Austria ot the
Of bias been aea dcayed oecnsioy on al oaot
Of the pegot,atWDs going with RUSSIA ana Prussia,
wb'cb require hH pr, sence at Venua
On the wsoe il IL PLAIN tbat AFFAIRS are taking tara
ursvorsbie the Ansissas and every day becomes
yroporuopabv dfBnpls for Prussia TO mantsa her
peutral sr1,ude she has protested against ns dAnove
rsn motion for sfaooBe corps OF oorervs,on ca tna
nn,ne, spd declared that even II II shOid obtain msjo
ry the Diet tbe wal not consider herself oonad OF
such decision; but though resisting tne repeit s'
temps Of party Yorce INTO hpatt es,
she beibS gradually lDpeled 70 do, poareutly OF nor
accord what she Iefases TO the intauve OF hsrs
The arcny coDpste marching ORDER, The Arti'es
horses have purchased toe fosasses are beng
ayr,sa and prosrsoaed in1 Inc ia.G1ehr have been
pipe, 10 uno~-.tApd that they m1et ne pro
rared 10 be called q momsats NOTICE.
na-hn is crowaed with soldiers on their ~A'
]oo their regiments, acd from The hurry snt bdsse IN
an he military 50 ses wolth imagine tnl, prats
as already engaged actual wsrSs'e la (ac tns pa)e
south u Germany 10 such fernsn, taa aa-
less tbf country the lead and pare herself ooecy
az ba head IL confe0erGsg consider 30 DAD
ger OF Of ne petS princes i0rnng sepaats a.
nance Win Aastra, and rn-h,ne 1910 war bore The ne
cessary arranReDsnts concluded,
etItso uuity Of command aud eouaoa basis
81 operations. \ cnarsciersii; that inst those stsss
Al se b. hind hand 10 toeir lmsn,s, su;a
ia va,ta Hanover and d. sse, the clam
their demands Tor acsioa, and 10 their Queries
au,p,t PRUSSIA Tor her datnriDess OF zeal IN
behalf Of the safety and ioegr ~ of 'Fsthsritad" al
thoue persuaded that Case at disaster toev rond
be the desert her aDo to make tner pascs wish
the e1emy. This country, which WI have ~ bear the
beaye burnen ia the ensuing CONFLICT and which s.nao.
pcssinly be q g.uer by it-for II VICTORIOUS II Ss'i
only serve to conhfm the prepoadessnce OF AUSTRIA In
Germany spd, successful, IL may be rata to the very
existence of Prussia AS great 20 Tere naturally more
pect and reuctsat 10 engage self prena
tnely than the peihbpg govern merits, maoy o. WON
make use of the oediebt for dvcrcng
the MINDS their subjects from abuses and the opores
sion thew croan under al home the peris
IL en from abroad II had been oily proved thu
the old about experience msiiog toois wise Sas az
most such udases It would certainly appear
lassur strange that the German people, who have 90
or shec blood for their kings snd priaces vita
other eject tnan 10 perpetuate .ne yoke posed upon
them, should not perceive ~ asst that Tue dhcay IN
vbsh Their rulers ipvoived is tneir opportIny,
and refuse stir step 10 their de coca nnt they
them more tangible guarantees for their fatdre god
behaviour than bose promnes that are iDyari-
sby forgotten ia soon the dagger is past.
refer more especially 10 such governments a
hanover &c, ~ho are making afremeodous fuss an'n,
Their m, though Of ls4S
they have been eiatsabe tn Dir endeaSoss % ssfs
the natonsl spr, and 70 reduce verifying 10 dead
level OF desp0utm.
In ibis csoa and generally In the no~,h Of many
where espcaten ally oifgsss, aud Pro
testsnti the dop'nsnt feisob, zoe .ariks en,o1sss
by n grca. 10 the south, where etrre1
by the priests who ali devo,e1 20 Aostrs 90 chs
sry tbe pros az hosues lo1ked forward 10 sitn
little 0isnay, ana nov atooagh the scene Of a.,
ton Is still at great abce, inaen alt asa,
commercial relations is severely felt AS sre1 Ia
Communication several OF the largest aius'rii
bmepts ern pave sus fenced their opsrIols,
disp por lion Of their workuen, ant the ssgla
ton trade bias been increased by The almost total alb
fence OF BUYERS ut last Lelpsc far which is
sVsys CONSIDERED The best ~ the year, add Where
lie erest-st amount OF BUSINESS il asa .ty TRACE
scieo. The number OF purchasers IRON AL parts OF
on an ACREAGE at lQ 10 4bC00; but tbs tune
AIRY attended, the cobs quence that those houses
och taken large stocks of goods % Lpsc nai tn4m
left on HANDS FMS not even rocs; u
The stuanop coming the far TO
pJovipces and from distant regions, buy nearly
months credit; they and agaia, niog
the soocs trust, pay able the succeeding far. SoS
coming and nearly all thu acted autlna
remained unpaid. does rot follow that those parties
who sta ed away were all nsoiven and unao'e t. sss
their accounts they only thought that At the oc
ture ]. advisable for them 20 kee the m,ry
than 10 part with H. The distressing accounts OF tue
could not 10 reach on
b the consequence has been u retncs the nolrs
Of labor al more, also IN stop large proportion Of
the branches OF manufacture The orc
ducIon of printed goods Sera is Dplted at ahqi
60 pieces Of calico 100 0Cu pieces oner cotton
ano mixed cloths aod SUITS; and 1t may be lsv i'm,
prued that the bulk OF these fabrics na1t,
there must be every reason u dscontaue work rather
than accumulate stock. rne pressure Of the times
mos Of the oher atic'es manufactured 10 tos
capital cinty such as sss Zoe IRON and steel
psptpts brorzes, ssa.1eites aud similar kuic sn.;ks
fashionable millinery ADD SO forth, and the only branches
OF trade foursnpg those for the supply OF
mDa AIRY siorts and acconuenents. great inconve.
occatioped 70 tbe middle Class es bY tue calling
the Of young men under twenty
I've have Dot yet comps ted their term OF mitir7
seryitude in the infantry aud cavalry, or neoog to
tie artillery aed pioneers, but have furongh for
wears following Their usual trades AM occupations,
and Who we're Summoned few weeks since from their
couptr rooms their Offices and theis workshops the
forresses which a. msntoned above are all t, be psce1
in complete state Of defence. This Of course, is
OF the chief objscts Of the "Kpgsnueschaft u It will
resoiy be conceived how business must be affected
Young men who nsed to irsge o mercantile locern,
factory trading bouse called at twenty four
hours notice to jyn their colpre, and supply
their place II is sufficient 70 ruin an estac snmept
managers, teDu cierss, warehooeemen porters,
thort the entire ps'de 10 be suddenly carried OF 10
this manner for an indefinite pero1 In aoch
orders must be obeyed, whatever may be the conse
ties strict pot of by any representations OF
OF losses such proceedings give to-
they neither nor viii atend TO them If they did
their battalors would melt ike Falstafs rag
eed marching through Cove0try. MISCONCEPTIONS
to add that there ar many anes occurfiog almost daily
il consequence Of the criss Toe provincial backs, aod
these CT the email States and prtncpsltes OF Germauy
have nearly all specialized largely 10 Austrian funds the
fall whereof been great indeed the OF
hosties owing to which rnost Of there shm
are Dow bad 6x, aud their shares, well those Of
all railroad companies and other industrial assocauons
exhibit unprecedented alaHiy 10 sinking, and there
no telling TO what lower depths they may yet descend
The Of these banks, too, all at cicouUt and
they not taken ut the Prusau government OH es,
they bave be shaved by money brokers exchange
ofces percentage vary ing with their idea Of
cuity offered by the ernltters. All this confusion you
must recolect, ID occasooed only by several
cred miles Of 10 which los country yet dlrscLy
impcaten what the consequences will be extends to
Germany, and is perhaps, fought OUT German SOL,
difficult even to guese.
Our Brussels Correspondence.
BRUSSELS, May %, 1859.
The Germans on the Rh1e-7he Polly of Frunce--Hv
Gyeat Military Po,cer Yet in Res're for Home Dtense-
The Army IN Nay Only Base Of RsuolWi0n--Tne