, 1859-06-08
Additional Foreign News by the
America.
fSIeiN Uespatc1. 10 The ChGiuuaA Gazst.c.
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The Ertmd. nk{an announces that the Aus
trian army now counts the following German
Princes among its generals. The l.andgra,e.
Ferdinand, OF Hes$c; IIonburg Alexander,
Prince Of Wurtcmburg; Alexander, Prince Of
and Princes Gustayus and William, Of Hehcn-
lohc Langepburg. Prince Nicholas, Of Nassau,
has arrived in Vienna, Oh his way II join the
Austrian arrny in Italy. Prince William, Of
sschaumburg Gppc, son Of the reigniny Prince.
has just entered thr Austrian service.
The Uebata observes that the future conduct
Of Prussia will depend Upon the deGnitiye mean.
ing which she may attach tu her favorite cx-
pressions-thc security Of Germany aud main
tcnancc Of European equilibrium. 1t will only
be when our victorious ARMY has reached shr
plains Of Lombardy, that Prussia will dcclnrc
BY hcr conduct, tho cxact meaning she ascribrs
to her expressions Which she now employs to
define her policy, and We hore her conduct will
then be in accordance with the interests Of our
country.
Hitherto it is impossible NOT to see that she
uses language Intentionally obscure, and while
constantly speaking Of the law Of nations and
the European equilibrium, without saying more.
she is anxious Ut the same time not to alarm
the pussions OF Southern Germany, which de-
c1arcs the Austrian domination in Lombardy
necessary to its satcty, and to avoid rronounc
ing against the French government, which de-
c1arcs openly mud sincerely, that its sole object
is tl,c Independence Of lsals. and that ii vii.
consciously respect the territory aud security Of
Germany. According to late official returns.
the permanent army Of Prussia las becu in-
creascd to 211,sS1, and with war rcserrc to
e75,sg5 men. Il Vienna letter states that tut
public are every day expecting the official an~
nouncement OF chunge in the chief command
Of the army Of Italy, and arc not ut all pleased
that tue fate Of the army should BE- intrusted to
General Gyulai. when Gen. Hess possesses in
much greater degree the confidence Of the na-
ton.
Another Vienna letter says, new and serious
| einbatassmcnts have arisen within the last few
| days TO increase the difficulties which surround
| the Government. Intelligence received from
! thc Sclave provinces and those Of Turkey on
the frontier Of Austria forcbodes disturbances in
that quarter. Skirmishcs arc already offrcquen,
| occurrence between the Turkish troops and
bands of insurgents. the former being to weak
| to oppose any successtut resistance to these
incessant attacks. Fur tue third time during
the lust few years, the center Of the revolt is il,
the Herzegovina and Bosnia, aud there Is no sigr
populous districts Of Zubci and Uograri
have effected their junction with the prin
cipal corps Of the insurgents now master.
Of the open country. III spite Of the pro
clamation Of Prince Danilo 10 the popnla
tions under his authority. multitude Of Montc
uegriaus have crossed the frontiers and joinct
the insurgents. The presence Of these warlik.
nil uxiliasies contributed to gcnerali1e the revol.
in Bosnia and Herzegovina. kcmnl Efendi, wh,
continues to reaide in these provinces, as Com
missioner Of the Porte, had invited. through
the medium Of foreign consul, the two chief
ofthc insurrection, Bndolosic and Theodosic
u meet him in conference ut Ragusa for tn
| purpose Of deliherating on the means to be en,
| ,}ored for appeasin0 the population in arms