New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
PRUSSIA AND GERMANY.


Times of June 49, in its city article, that the German
Confederation are understood to have resolved that
0oCO men 10000 Prussan and 10000 Austrian shall
be stationed on the Rhine 1t is also asserted that
arrangement hes been made for such Austrian troops
a. are now engaged on garrison duty in the federal
fortresses to be relieved byi other German troops,
so that they may be set free for active operations in
Italy or elsewhere. There were likewise strong rti-
mors that Prussia will issue some decisive announce
ment In the course of few days. According 10
prevalent conjecture peace is to De proposed to the
Emperor Napoleon certain conditions and If these
refused Germany lie to enter the war Under these
circumstances there Is great anxiety and sagnatien IN
all the commercial cities but 1t s added that the want
of employment for money causes numerous invest
ments il stocks, and prices are therefore well nam
tanned. With the existing rate of expenditure, how,
ever this {, ature is likely TO cease. The total
number of TO be called out in Prussia by the re-
cent decree for the mobilization of eight army corps
WILL it is said, be 2iO,0o
"PARIs, Monday, June 90.
"The Patric Of this evening says that the news
tina, Court Pourtales the Prussian Ambassador, has
been sent to the headquarters Of both the begerent
armies is untrue. Count Pourtales s expected soon
ia Paris
"BgRLIs, Saturday, June IS.
"Tte subscription TO the last loan o: 80, 100000
thalers amounts to 81 ,s7J 100 thaers. The surplus
Of ,s75 100 thaers thus subscribed for will be de-
Quoted from the different alotuents to be made"
Berlin letter ofthe lGth says:
IL j. rum0red here again to-day tha. proposition of
peace taking the line of the Mincio base is 10 be
addressed at the time by Prussia to France and
Austria. Count Pourta.cs il to be the agent for sub
mitting this project to the two Emperors Mach is
pec,ed here IRON the pacific sentiments Of the Emperor
Napoleon, bat there Is e probability that the Aus
triHns will admit this base indeed, the Vienna Cabl-
uet has already contdenti4y informed Pru,sis that
cannot think OF making any cession Ot territory, since
its real Ire of operations, the Mnco, remains intact
and the military forces of Austria still annpaited
The InG6prHdaRoe Beige has the following:
Baron Werther, the PrIsssn Envoy at the Court
nf Vienna has eft that city IN company with VI. de
Rechberg, proceeding to the imperial quarters at Vi
enna A lum0r got into circulation yesterday a. Paris
tha, Count Pourtales Minister Paris instead of re-
turning this capital where he is awaited With impa
ience would himself have to 60 to the qusrter' of the
Emperor Fraucis Joseph if indeed he had not already
sci out thher. Another report says that the French
Government have received Information that treaty
Of alliance between Prussia and Austria has been
sgned and though the accuracy OF the runor was no.
where affirmed IL uOwhere seemed 70 be dsbeievei.
II is probabe however tha. the rumor is prematare
ard II j. easy how these reports get into crc cua
t.oD at a time Ike the present.
The Grant Duke of Baden and the Duke of SaIe
Cobourg each accompanied by minister, arrived a,
Berlin on the morning of the l4th ID confer with the
Government ou the military attitude Of Germany The
two Princes elt Beln IN the evening t1r their respect
i've States.
Prirce Radzwill commander of the 81 corps of the
Prussian army, Published the 10Th order of the
dsy .o the effect that obedience the order OF the
Prince Regent that corps is to be Immediately mobil-
ized snd that in consequence all men belonging TO j.
must ioin forthwith. IL il probable that similar or
ders have been given by the commanders OF the other
corps.
a letter from Berlin of the 18th ult. says:
The corDs dGrmSe to be modified are the 81, ith
5th 9Th, Ill., and sth, and the Guards. The lst q,
aLd etA corps are reserved, to be opposed necessary
to RUssis. The other corps will BE- concentrated ami
only sufficient troops will be ef. IN the provinces to
garrison the towns and iortresses.
The liberal press in Prussia IN announcing the mo-
bizson, ensrgeticsy protest against any interyen-
ton II favor of Austria. V0sss Gazette ami the BOar@
Ga-et u Berlin openly declare that any Intervention
q the Kind would be puOlic calamity. Tne C0i0yae
Ga-ts which expresses the same opinion, sees -et-
ous inconvenience in the resolution come by the Cab
met oi Berlin. As MEASURE oi security II was II says
unnecessary; AID II the Prussan Government wished
place tsef IN situation 10 support propositions of
rnedston the project i completely IN di-cpfd Wtn tue
organs Of the Cabinet of Vienna, since the latter ie
clare that only the enemies Of Auira cen tax OF peace
AZ the present moment. ODe journal alone, tue M
fiOAGl Gazette of Berlin 2hlch u -e III othclal, mas
approved Of the mobilization put that Journsl con
eude- fs article BY saying that the Cabinet OF Berlin
has neither reactiOBary nOl mist crusade IN
view and that has 10 other object than 10 secure
10 the German patton mission worthy oi II, Ia or rler
tha, neither Germany Italy shall be reconstructed
in the II The aes Of lsl5, bat IN quite az op
posite one.
A letter trom Berlin, dated June II, says:
The sensation caa-ei by the annolncemen. OF the
mobilization oi six c0rps Gru,ee has sonewha, sub
sided. Men reflect upon j. more calmly, but regret
that the Government did not a. the same moment
declare he object i, had IL view. shall enfeavor 10
supply the OMISSION o the official Journal oy niorlna-
tion derived from an authentic
Armed ueaiaiion was decided upon from the very
commencement Of the war; the only point left op-1
was the proper moment for Intervening Prussia dif
Lot nteLd wal; until the Ausnans were driven out
Of Italy and received to act according to crcum-
stances. The object Of Gen. Whlsens mission 10
Vienna was to settle certain preliminary conditions.