The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

realise this plan rapid march would be necessary .nS
the valleys Of the Canton Of the Grisons would be- The
most convenient route for ling such line Of action
learn that this circumstance, which would constitute
fragrant violation Of Helvetic neutrality mot escaped
that about to be taken 70 prevent s reszs
ton the diversion effected by The troops u Garbadi In
me parts Of Lombardy situated between The Lago Nsgg
ore and the Lake Of Como having 10 speak, brought
hostities close to the Swiss frontier. Federal Colonel
Bontems commanding the Eighth division Of the Swss
troops echeoned In the CanOns Of Tcino and the Grsona
has established bis hea iquarers at Lugano the chief
town Of the Ticnese district
he seooua S :, ,s ns zs ~ nay
the report on the bill for the mobilization Of the oontn
gent OF Lembourg has been presented The reply give
ture Of obligations toward the Germanic confeera
ton The reply relative 10 the bill for calling out ID
II will state that the government Of opinion that
m consequence Of the situation Of Europe it OF urgen
ara Or TO call GU: greater number Il militia A.l
The bill being so modified TO that the two loyte,
sna only De professionally called out for three months
ton In the credits proposed for that purpose but win re-
commend an increase IN those to purchase war
material and equipments The government declares that
though danger does not at present exat necessary 70
adopt precautionary measures In order that the country
account that 50 far back Is The 9Th Nay PROPOSED the
calling out Of the two levies.
berlin May 2S) correspondence Of LONDON telegraph
The famous proposition Of Hanover has been again dis
cussed yesterday sitting Of the Federal Diet a Frank
fort The affair this time has advanced STEP or il per.
haps entirely closed at least for the present.
declaraten-introduced by Bavaria, and accepted by
saxony Wurtemberg and at last by Hanover aso-runs
70 the effect that the minor kingdoms OF Germany whilst
gladly noticing the readiness Of Prussia defend the secu-
rty Of Germany resolved upon leaving the initiative
10 this matter TO be taken by the Cabinet Of the Prince
Regent This what Prussia required them 70 DO
and tie protest OF Hanover reservng to the King Of that
pnsa aS the right IF putting Tin motion be ss
ton that has ever proceeded from him. You
must not, however, look upon this seeming con
new move the chess board Of the chequered map OF
Germany The minor poentates are as far from
sa; and all they manifest by yesterdsys declaration
amounts TO nothing than conviction on their part
that keeping in The background At present most cacu-
vsrnment Of Hanover however the thing has ended BY
placing in most ridiculous and undgn6ed position.
begun and their reception at Munich said 70 have been
very cordial one. Considerable doubts, however pre-
vail to the Of the money that provides FOR the
feastDgs to which the soldiers were treated In public
square o. the bavaran capital The sum raised for this
purpose by voluntary authorizations all over Bavaria did
letter from Dresden, published In the SiooJian Aercv
~ gives come interesting details respecting the proceed
ings OF H. de Beast in France and England
At Paris H. de Beust exposed, 1t 10 said the state Of
agitation in Germany for the purpose Of pointing out the
But that fact difficult TO establish in precise manner
as far as its details are and shalt not insist
upon It.
More attention bestowed on the that have
taken place between NJ de Beust and Lord Maimesbury
interviews that were naturally OF strictly private na-
ture, without any official stamp about them. Beust
appears to have brought away with him the personal i'm
preston that the English government approved Of the
ledge Of the English enyoys 10 GERMANY shroush dnos
tic conversations They referred to London and Lord
on this occasion addressed TO several repre-
sentives Of Great Britain ct the German courts circular
In which he declares there had been misunderstanding
and that would be TO suppose that the Eng
government gives Its appreciation 70 the policy Of
minor States Of Germany Such is the sense In which ne
assured this circular is couched.
Hamburg MAY 2s) correspondence of the London Post
The prolonged stay Of General Wiiisen at Vienna
regarded evidence Of correct pprecation
by Austria Of the true position Prussia a. well a. of
desire the part Emperor Francis Joseph TO lea
the Prince Regent liberty to follow that course With the
confederation which bis Royal Hgness may believe TO be
more Tor the common interest of their faherand From
this may also be inferred the greater number OF
the other States will consent the initiative Of any
hostile proceedings being left to be taken by Prusss
OF consistency and union, Of which some occasions
they have atterly exhibited an unusual deficiency In
the meantime that all may be prepared fer any emerge
Cyl the arrangements placing the forces OF The m IN
States on the war establishment now nearly com ale
ane 'a aod r0ps as in nigh state Of ae
are as 70 the want OF medical az il must be All
mted that this would be great grievance If the federal
will be spared to provide some adequate remedy.
OPINIONS OF THE FRENCH PRESS
From the Paris Constitutional Nav 3l1
This declaration Of Prussia important No doubt there
are some Itrctons, and most Of the representative
have only adhered with certain reservations the vote
is not the ess favorable result in 30 far "a GERMANY
will have tre 10 reflect, and take cool survey Of the
real state Of affairs and SO form opinion OF the
her. Germany listens attentiveiy, she viii hear
nothing absolutely nothing from this side az the Rhine
national susceptbies Nobody thinks Of attscsnc the
Rhenan provinces. We are not even seriously moved nv
certain dreams Of extension certain designs on Lorraine
Akace, and even flanders attributed to Germany. In
the estimation Of all sensible thoee are the mere fam
ces Of moment, and far too Insignificant to disturb the
friendly relations existing between Germany and our
selves There has always been considerable discussion
On the subject Of natural fonters which supposed to
be necessary for the and security OF rreat ma
tons. We think there far superior to ali TOGO.
graphical deences; any river whatever, be IL AZ
wide as the Danube any mountain high as the
oest peak OF the Alps, would form far LEGS ram.
parts for an empire than the affection and loyalty of the
frontier provinces These rampats of patriotism France
possesses in Asace Lorraine and Flanders and she de-
sires ro other. Let thoee who dare attempt TO assal
them Germany her side justly relies her Rhenan
she depends on populations not merely subjected but
really devoted to her government Il the glory aud
strength Of truly great nations thus asmae the diverse
elements OF their vast dominions, That their characte
rsc ditncton by which estimate their present in
nuence and importance and insure their future destiny
But the German and Latin races with all their diversity
still have one thing in common--the sentiment Of right
They repudate, sooner or later all doubtful and Disgrace
full causes This what leads US 10 hope that Germsuy
when thoroughly enlightened to the generous object OF
the present will initiate England and the rest Of the
world in according her esteem and sympathes TO the
From the Paris Pays, May sl.1
We now witness the grand spectacle Of prudence calm
dstrua.fu the tory Cabinet Ill concealed il nasu
raj leaning towards Austria At present public opinion in
the three Kingdoms loudly demands complete neutrality
will impose on the Cabinet It should stsempt x
depart from IT, In Germany, where the excitement was
ereater the mpatience Of some has been
moderated BY the force Of circumstances and the Ger
manic Diet has get aside any idea Of provocaton This
pachcation s the result Of the policy Of France firm and
sure OF ITSELF proves that prejudices are being diss
paed that justice about TO triumph and that Europe
has faith In the moderation lately alluded to by the EN-
press-an ausion which has produced great impression
both in France and abroad.
AUSTRIAN WAR PREPARATIONS IN THE
TYROL.
Vienna (May 26) correspondence Of the London Tee-
graph
The Landsturm of the Tyrol to be called out. The
summary preparations are ordained By the following
nutograph note bis Majesty addressed TO his brother
Charles Ludwig the Governor Of that Province:-
My dear brother Archduke Charles Ludwtg-As may be
under the present ccummances CAN out
country thought ct to sanction number Of provisional