The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-28
. Interesting Features Of the For
ciKn MoWa.

ETA a. set iHea lAieablr. They seem % have
fiessly throNu aWny al lhe advsuunRrs
hid 90 being the hnt o. che field, aud
'| ruulrctuTfs o. 10 che strategic designs iLat
sEplaln thcir alnv ARd ia decisive move
hts are completely baaled, lie Paris
y rrzpondenl u the London fimcs wTilea
81 ths 1ih}
IA The iaaciion ~ thn Aasidana has Furpr.t-
1 sFsrs sUc, aler prremWory Summons
N fdmcnL A IrruCh general writes lha,
serm u haze rr1klusslY thrnWn away ali
.|I M sdsantages They wers first on the
f und, before che French had yet moved 20
E support ~ their allies aud % make that
e port eilicient troops have had % be cent
"A bot haste from Very available quarter.
E y ptonty la time, u which they do not
m 30 have made much use, is more ihau
I| snixrbslsnoeG by the rapidiy With which
NJ lnuch are ssarming 20 the theatgr oi var.
u sTtiAoi.l inund-t.ous they WukL Iftm
No knos lrdgs Of the country, have been
F HpaTsd for and the foods caused by the
~ rains. 80 veil 40 all other accidents Of
e. seasons, ought % enter into the calculs-
ns Of the commander of un army which 10
but " mAn@uvre against an enemy So
snge l. this inertness, even 90 uoylces DO
HTliks operations. az 10 give rise O. the tus.
bnts cover some deep strategic plans slow b
"A developed, and which are not obvious %
F ops 81 such distance 40 ws ere from the
rns Of operations"
The sympathy Of the Germans with thg
uatTian cause IL not universal, The moro
&bsTal leaders rise above their national ngd
(snsditaD sntipAthy 10 the ffoneh ana thks
more enlarged view Of the struggle IN tia
a. Carl NOEi. tho eminent Psychologist, and
/lcently a member of the Frankfort phTlis-
&snt, writes ~ recent letter g.
" am ashamed ~ lhe support given hy
Errnany 10 that 'Capua of spini' % thut
.Asmeful coAeordad Austria l preach the
,eluIion Of all-uon-Gcrman provinces Of the
IsrmAn nation, and the abandonment ~ Al.
HIia, 10 order 10 give free scope not only
\ Italy, but likewise TO Hungary and 20 The
|aVoRis pToyiness. II Bonsphrlism IL death,
.lcn Austria IL eternal dAmnation and Is
Fs-ea4.-de2llnY the latter, Nc take away ell
Fror from the iormuf ana tIrrrf- -t'-s!s-la- L.
be rank Of a simple accident"
II IL smother remarkable and unexpected
sAiaEs OF the ennirn that the llungarians
'fs volunteering Ia great numbers and ap
pATenlly sincere enthusiasm for the Austrian
.Tmy, And this IL gong on At the same time
bat, soeerding 20 reliable accounts, there il
seAvonian Populations. Who are inspired
J iIh the hope that they may be able during
Do employment Of the Austrian forces in It.
lly. 10 recover the rights wtrstrd from them
len yeurI'ngo. In reading various accounts
n the state ~ feeling in Hungary We cannot
void the suspicion that the enthusiasm lnr
he AusJfian cause is.GcIitlouI, and eKagge'
aied by the Austrian papers Tor an object.
The official Nienno Gazette, Of May s, gives
letter Of the emperor of Austria 10 his cou-
in the Arehduke Albreeln, governor grner,
II OF Hungary, ordering him, IN lacouio Ian.
yuAgs aud incorrect Etj lc, 10 raise volunteer
,AttHllions Of infantry aud husfar divisions
or the supper, Of the throne The archduke
publishes tbs letter, and adds 10 il q procla-
nation, enlArgng upon the well known CHI
'alrous spirit OF the nation, upon hungary
attachment 10 the imperial house, and het
lesply rooted monarehieal fcelings, without
nsking any allusion TO the events Of 1913,
% the war Of 1919, to the loss Of the eousti.
ntion, 70 the uHrrdrrssrd grievances II tbe
rIoie.lanls, or the REVIVAL Of the emperor to
jrAn, IN 1890. The Hungarians read this
reclamation with undisguiasd Hstouishmont.
Ilnee even those few who are ~ lar attached
% the government that they have accepted
''hee under IL, not only expected, but were
ally satisfied, that in the moment of Austri,',
IiHieultieb shadow at least of public Lfs
ma political freedom would be grained ia
he country, aud that. aomc slight ,teps for
oneliaIing the sstrangcd feelings Of the ma.
ion would be taken.
h a. ers=tls-4 II
folding secret communication with the Hun
,sfian portion of the Austrian army.end
hat there is already disenlion between the
austrian and hungarian officers Of the army.
IL tuTmlsed that this may be one OF the
eA'ona for the delay Of tho Austrisns in
hasulS operations. The Hun
afians compose onc'third OF the Austrian
oress and these are the very troops that un.
Ter hosauth formerly defeated the Au.irinns.
revolt on their part would be q very serious
dar for Austria.
IL appears upon pretty good evidence that
'THuce uIHur vrry TtruUuuuE rtfurt To vr>
urs the support Of Russia in the present
rar, andbis itill believed that although Rus.
ia made no actual treaty, the two emperors
aule 10 a settled understanding. the purport
I which il important, but will only be re.
called NJ some Junclure Of affairs when Rus
IA VIII take new aud active attitude in rc.
Peet TO the war. II il this vague rxpccta
ION that deeply troubles the English diplo.
natists. A TO the efforts OF Napoleon To
ring Russia openly into the contest. letter
rom b. Petersburg says
lhs interruption given by Austria 10 thr
our bases Of negotiation agreed upon by
sassia aud England, her obsiinacy In dc.
landing the disurming Of Sardinia. and her
eTtinaesouS refusal to admit that little king
ON to scat at the congress, all combine 10
how that she would rather submit to the ut
,oat extremity than resign without a strug.
10 tho power in Italy which she has acouiT
d by forty years Of political intrigue and
Military violence. In the same measure a,
h' became apparent, the Emperor Napole.
n grew more pressing in his applications to
ne Russian government; his ambassador.
ne Due de Mon,ebclle. wSa had been in ~.
10 on leave Of absence, was despatched to-
ar capital in hot haste, and the most irmpt.
NJ offers were made to Insure CUR support
he treaty Of 1856 was to be annulled. M.
Capitalization Of the Black Sea roscinded
he Danubian principaltiss, Cons,antinoplr
sen abandoned TO the mercy Of Russia. if
be consented 10 uak, common cause with
he French, and TO enter he lists with Them
gAn6t Austria, or against prussin and IT,