The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-05

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Whole P'usslap army 10 nov IN marching order, am
this ,m0ense body OF troops, IN conjunction with the
federal army, directed Ag4iost tue frontiers OF
France, h evident how powerfui diversion they would
effect In favor Of the Austrian forces Italy Il not
70 ne wondered At therefore, mat inc Auic Council
should strain every prve u gam object OF such vita,
mr o'aDce; and among Their numerous pArsaps IN the
Gel man Diet bot cus - select suitable tool
On ne 18Th instapt the Envoy Of Hanover after abiding
10 the III the inch troops Ia Alsace and
gers that ihI ea,ened Germany from that quarter,
notice that he should propose u,on for saonng
corps Of observst on on the Rhine TO protect the
country nom hostile attack. IL Ia plain that such
resolution. takep such grounds, would
almost equivalent TO declaration Of war, and IL
In consequence opposed most enersetcaily oy the
Prusfisn Ambassador. He informed the Assembly that
Prussia, ~ great European Power VA ue
leading members Of the German coaederacy, could
allow the Initiative To be assumed by any other State;
that Ut the present crisis when Austria aged
war behooved Prussia t. watch the ineresss OF
Germany which she would do " the Der ability,
that these Interests should he mensced ant coala only
he maintained by arms, she would be wanting
but az IN that Csc tie chief weight OF toe struggle
upon her, sre must be permitted when
the peroo mad arrived for entering upon it. he added
that advantage should De taken o. the regulations
The Diet bind Prussia the decision OF 1o3jorty his
would refuse accept IT, and ne sho11
tire frcm the Aeeemby. Tb declaration has created
,nmense excitement; the corfeder4,fs aid ~, ex-
lect PrussiI 10 oispay much energy, and IN fact
eaves them osner alternative but to Withdraw
the resolution brought or ward By Hanover " break
up The Union. There ne no DOUBT however, that the
mort strenuous exer,ons will De male to induce this
verLment 10 waive It's objectous and 10 bow De-
cre.s OF the majority IN az the pocs Of Prussia no,
Of late been Distinguished for liz waverpg consistency
4 " not very easy 70 foresee the result
But tti more important than ,h. proceedings Of the
German Diet s the Intelligence received from Vienna Of
the Cegrace Of Count suoi the PRIME Noisler and
trusted AID all powerful lnseor
Emperor Frapcis Jcseh sDce the death Of Prnse Felix
scbwar2.nburs, the foreign policy of Austria
exclusively directed by NJ de Buo; an although be en-
Joys the reputation NJ diplomatic experience an1
abity, ii must be admitted that he oss been siDguiary
unfortunate all his undertakings. He has c)nrrved 70
ate the sDcis NJ alice OF austria without gaming
new eycbanse our the Oriental dicnlLy
tally off poed Russia without coucllspg France aud Gag
laro; be ,rra'ed Prussia by Of petty Insults
without ehec'ualiy weakening Der rhlence Germany,
and Low rees from Office leaving Austria without single
sincere friend among the great Powers OF Europe II,
generally mse bed ana az there Seems reason 70
believe, hrs dismissal owing a desire part OF
ptctioD with Rome impossible " sigu
ncaDce OF THIS event. One OF the eaoing members OF the
f.uda party In tue PrussGn House Of LOrds de Sson
said thu other day that all the thai afflicted
Europe, the mseries with which tnrealenei
occasoneo by the ceporabe lpRattu e'' OF
tria which had led TO the dissolution Of the foly
Alliance ana that was absolutely necessary Prussia,
VINO had not been guilty Of similar offence, TO
GOOD Offices wnh the Court OF St Petersburg order
bring about reconciliation between the egtf nate
EmPefofs and thus oppose firm barrier 70 revol ationay
patton Should the dismissal Of Count Bao really
have that eject the holy Alliance Will be absned
de Jacto, and the propoudefapce Of Russia will
he more decided tnan before, she will
have shown Austria how dangerous il rs TO offend
her, Impossible is 10 dispense with her ass 81
In that lbe liberal Ministry OF Prussia would
room have 10 make way for reac,opayy Cabinet, and
should then tie whole East OF Europe IN hostile
stray seaDst the Westa second crusade OF legitimacy
and divine right against revolution combination of
this KIND would naturally react upon the policy Gng-
lard and lead to renewal of the entente dtat
Tint Power and France especially Russia would hardly
consent to make common Cause With Austria unless
sured of the support and co opest of the latter her
designs upon Turkey. But even the adv made
Francis Joseph to the Gar should actually induce
him TO hostile atttude owards Louis Napo,eop
with be has latt, rv been on such very cordial
terms; they should only have the effect securing the
neutrality OF Russia, and thus relieving Austria of all
fear of attack 90 her Eastern frontier their pepce upon
the results Of the would be ncaicuaole
then be enabled To draw all teoops Gallo and
Hungary and direct her whole force aginst the French
and saIciniaDe.
will stte rpt To describe The state of protra, on Tn
which has reduced here within ths asl few
weeks. Tines bad enough n AS; bot from all
hsaI tfe issing Of dssponoen.y amoog the lndusri.
that Revolutionary year. Several OF our hrst mann
fac,ufers have closed their establishments; Others
are only working half time, aud thousands OF
e,a'ivss thrown ths pace without employ
ment and without bread for their wvos chill
ofen All tre purro wo,ks hAvo ssopsod, sv-ry
one tries to retrepch as much possioe the most
gloomy appreheDsiots entersained for the future
Many pefops who seouced BY the hgh rate Of nteret
bad invested their property in Austrian funds railway
ebsres have sustained ruipous loeseshese sscurs.s
OF which upwards of hundred million a. rms are
ppied to be 10 the HANGS Prussan subjects not being
eortp al orr sent more than ooe ba
ony ore ino OF their original value Ia acu Al stage
OF civzsiion WREN the material interests have received
so epoTmous development eres i'll ali the
resfcDs CT priva,e life ana eneenders surDgs
unknown in former ages. Even now wn.n bostjltiss
have only just begun the effects ae ei, from Que end Of
Europe TO lbe other but If they should be pro,r acted fr
years. aud gradually spread all the Continent II
upossble To contemplate without dsmay the ruin and
Oscillation they viii occasion.