The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-30
NOTES OF THE WAR.
OUR STUTTGART CORRESPONDENCE

oAiy question, throughout al 1ermany Inc Tnon "a
sAemen to which the people have wrought themselve-
Battles all description, and Ill comprehension. mo
Old hatred Of Germany against France is revived win
compound interest Not dissenting voice is heard In
deed German would rot dare to say word against 'he
present fever heat or favor OF Louis Napoleon rev.
If any In this region like Austria generally the people
have pretty correct ideas and notions OF the rorcgrsde
operations Of the Hapsbug policy and the heavy hand
OF its rule; but part Of Germany" and as soon
M the "Frepoh Empero hall drive the Austrans Out Of
Itaiy--nh he can lo--he will invade US"
Point out to that he has repeatedly Pledged him.
SELF publicly privately, not to touch inch Of The
German Austria that Trieste remains free AMI open,
while venicO blockaied; that ell his Interests are OPP
posed 10 such course-as If 1e invatcs Germany be
must sooner or later perishtne reply is still the same
"Hs is terrible liar; he speaks the truth, AMI
will certainly march asains. as he sc,s
Auf.rn of his hands" AL tbs may be true:
but l ree no evidences of il as yet, and so far a.
my poor opinion reaches, IL directly and plainly at
violence with the OF Francs and the safety
ofNapoeoas crown, thst had impossible 10 agree Win
hose around me- and therefore hold my tongue for there
q convincing anytod against he will" Il 10
very amusing TO the outburHts OF enthusiasm Of the
theatre when any auson derogatoEy to Frssce ia made
in tie performance Of the "W Of the Chur Furston
uhelmpg, and even in Goetbe's Faust when
Of the students the cellar be prefers Tue beer
Of his atherand 10 Tue wines Of France deafeune
Austria pay any interest her puDc debt
has she been able get the for which che lately
advertised Should the be prc,racted dlicuu TO
where she can sc. TIE means TO carry on W course
persons who hold portions OF her State stocks very
uneasy ana not few OF them are alreaay suffering for
want Of their usual Ia consequence Vi low
price and the high rate OF interest," together with the fact
that Enc hu Tor many paid her interest promptly
very heavy ia gestmen,s have been made In "Ausuisu
funds" throughout all Germany, and several millions
held III our little iowa OF Stuttgart alone.
One OF the pleasant domestic results OF the Is first
rate tempest IN tue roval teapot here the harmony
very remarkable nov It is many degrees over
'epirit bols" Ine Crown Princess Oea sister Of the
Emperor of Russa) soes decidedly with France; she
bates Anstrs with most thorough and deadly hatred
she Amos, proves the LTuth OF the Inc
Hell has M fury lie woman scorned.
At fret the Crown Prince influenced by her. leaned TO her
wishes, sne rot few hard things openly said OF
him but as tie story GOES be at last kicked and Of
there terrible between tnem very funny things
are saa on the subject, most Of them Of course
fables bu. II is tns Unattended they have gone
TO their villa and there they remsin The Queen OF Hot
land is here. AS heretofore her visits have always besn
paid to her Toys parents &c September and 1t ia we'll
known that she is very warm friend OF the Emperor
Napoleon everybody says aud believes that be
to TO persuade her father throw hts influence
eesiDet Austria, and the old gentleman, smelpg the
rat told her, she arrived, that she not
cay ons word 10 hin about politics during her visit The
old gentleman fur ious agalst Napoleon whom he
only OF falsehood, sreacheTy towards him
SELF personally thin eng thar he awaited himself OF his
hospitality some twenty one pontns ago. to ooncoct his
plans With the Emperor Alexander.
Wurtemberg has some o,oo0 man under arms, and
more are led IN readiness great many promnons have
been made In army officers enough to
be had Tue oecse Of all this preparation is enormous
and such large draught Of bone and has
90 SO great scarcity OF workmep 10 every branch Of
business that is next 70 impossible TO get anything
THE RELATIONS OF PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.
Some weeks sgo special pienpotentiary OF Prussia,
General Wlisen, was sent TO Vienna to propose to
imperial government certsin agreement, which would
aod could lead, she Pssan government supposed
only to better understanding between these two great
German Powers but perhaps oensye and defensive
alliance.
General Wilsen returned to Berlin according to the
best informed Prussian and Austrian papers, without
satisfactory result 10 his mission Austria having refused
to accept the Prussan proportions But The fatal battle
Of Magenta have broken stuboorness Of
ny sas .Ss
conciied ard allied. The last about the mobilize
ton Of six Prussan cos ddree (272 600 men, the pre-
eence Of Prussian officers in Dresden Munich and Casso
the transactions the railway companies between the
eastern provinces Of Prussia ana The of Franco
Tor the transport OF Prussian troops
he opinion that Prussia really about to take very
important steps n favor OF Austria.
Under the circumstance the propositions Of Prussia
made by General wsen to Austria, VI the highest
portance Notwithstanding that these propositions not
yet automatically published, there .ranspred enough
Of their contents the well instructed potca OF
Berlin and we 90 rot doubs that the following COMMUNE
caCn which We got from very reliable source, may
regarded as generally CORRECT and true
l. Prussia demands from Austria that the military
leadership of the German federal Powers tGrmee) with
the exception OF the Austrian contingent shall left
cnsively Prussia federal army would therefore
be in future Prussisn Imy under Prussan commanders
ruled by The Prussar King and ,he Prussan Minister OF
War.
q Austria to concsde to Prussia the permanent Presi
dency Of the German Diet at Frankfort, which alter
paley held by Prussia and Austtia
3 Prsss in future to be represented by her Ambassa
dors Cousus AID political agents in ali States Of Germany
(Aust-h eSceped) There be in future Bavarian,
Wufiemeerg, Saxon or Hanover Ambassador.
A. Austria 70 conceae liberal reorganization Of the
s. Prussia for self and representa-. o. the Ger
Coeeoerasoo, TO conc!uae offensive defensive
alliance federation) ia Austria, Oh the same basis
which tbs ieaeTsioc between all Germaaic SJstes
established.
g. Prussia TO warrant to Austria her Italian possessions
under the following coDditions-
"a, There b. estabshed Italian Lembardo-ve.
Bitian Kingdom connected with Austria only by per-
sona unon that is 70 say under King OF the house of
Hapsburg, III the same way and Hungary was
united WIFE Austria before lS4S.
~ Austria give up the secret treaties with the Ita-
Ian Powers; that s, the right Of military occupation and
miiinry Intervention.
() conoede the establish ert Of an Italian
10 Austria TO ccde TO Sardinia thai part o. Tombardy
tue left bank Of the Tcino, which inhabited by the
60 called suddisi msi," 10 avoid further conflicts with
Sardinia.
Now, Austria accepts sacse rsslly hard conditions
Prussia will the poesessobs in Italy thst
&c cay viii regard the Incorporation of the Lozber
do-veniiiaD kpgcen to Sardinia by the Emperor of
Francs beili against Fr.nce-by the King OF
SARDINIA as casus telii againat Sardinia.
EYKOPTICAL TABLE OF THE ORGANIZA-
TIOE AND STRENGTH OF THE PRUSSIAN
ARMY.
on WAR FOOTING.
s-C0HPS DAEMsi-HrADQr KoylCsByRG: COMMAND.
Err lieut.. v. wERDEg; HE ESERAL srArF
LIEUT.. COL. v. LKIwALDT.
yEt dfvs,on-Com. Lieut. Cen y Plehye.
Isl Infantry Brigede--Com. Count Lut,ichan.
Men,
4sh Infantry regiment Observation-Disclosures. 5000
LIST lands ebr regiment. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
LIST baitson OF INSTRUMENTATION. LOCO
% Infantry Brigade, Com.
30 Infantry regiment. ............... eco
30 Ls5dvebr regiment ................,,,,. 5000
I'd Battalion Of reserve. Observation-Disclosures 0yo
lst Cavalry Brigade, Com.
Horses
Sd regiment or Cuirrsciers. ............120 200
Let regiment OF Dragons >. ..............l200
3D. regiment L1nd0eh riders. .........12 200
LIST regiment Dirt gDo1s. ZOO
I'd Division-Com. Leus. Gen v. Eropf
3D. lnaDiry BrJsa1e.
Let iD&anfry regiment. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
ein Iarcwehr regiment. ..................... 1900
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