The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

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Bn the treaties Of 1915 The mseves eveu TO the am .ss
paragraph have opg changed and the essence
OF those treaties fails dead upon toe ruins Of the Holy AL
lance. 1t is go those famous treaties OF no moral value
conceded upon green cloth by arbitrary dynAstlc @
that have given Europe forty years OF peace but the IN
tera power absolute the tbree croSGs OF
Russia Austria Prussia. and than one ocoa
sion this peace has at the expsnss OF che
treaties Let then be logical aoi lei VI
have the courage In demand the restoration OF the Holy
Alliance. But how can We qualify policy has n Is
made dead letter aud has violated ten tunes over
the principles Of the European equilibrium, nuu
that does not hesitate TO place in jeopardy tne
highest interests OF national life for the restoration Of
this dead letter. 1t is an easy thing to th!s WIN
phrases about European equilibrium, out even,, uAe
show ana the present war proves sr the oe Of the
Mnco, are hot guarantee, but rather aAa
ger for Europe. m
The organ Of the prusssn Cabinet arn,s 70 ranqai2e
u.s. that s policy intention OF favoring tyranny
and oppression because it, the direction taken by
Prussia in her home policy Is The guarantee OF her liberal
In the arst place. the present home policy still Of too
recent date has revealed itself not In asss but In mere
assertions, and by the ideas Of the men In power.
ia not enough 10 wish to do good-he means OF doing /.
are wanted.
even encompassed with guarantees in favor OF the Lom
bards, appears TO TO be- In word impossible. Let
Austria recover her security, and you will that Prus
STA will have great difficulty in preserving al home her
liberal tendencies but she will no. sssuredy be Ia
position to play the part Of protector Of the Austrian
The came journal undertakes to show that Prussiar
diplomacy wishes to acquire the leadership OF Germany
by sacrificing her national policy behalf of Austria
is taking wrong path, and Dcurs the risk OF compro
msrg the initiative that belongs 10 Prussia by the force
OF circumstances.
hand is thus had TO- the discomfort or all
those Who absolutely cannot any German interest In
the lombard possessions of Austria, aud who would only
support with extreme repugnsnce the enormous sscri
hces entaed necessarily under actual circumstances
contest with Fiance the iscntent Of all those We say,
will be leveled against the policy OF Prussia as the pr
mary OF tee war and the other hand. private
interests will be all the more ready to set every engine at
work 30 rs TO the dsareesoe they
are likely to suffer through this temporary direction
sumed by Prussia.
Gstutgns Dune lsl correspondence of Cork Reporter
Having passed through Belgium into the province OF
Rhenish Prussia, found the people expressing just the
opinions heard in Belgium, equally we'll in.
formed OF passing events through the columns of the
Horische zi,unS one Of the best conducted -perhaps
really, The beat all Germapytholga the AHgn sine
Zitus9 may haze larger circulation The former is
LIBERAL Popular and impartial as far any Continental
newspaper be under the present circumstances the
latter tie orsan OF Austria of the clerical party aud
the enemy Of all progress
The Prussabs 100 are hard 1t work setting their house
in orcer Tee garrison OF Cobenz aud Ehren
now more than TO- ooo men, wne Mainz forud atou of
the Bund, aud gatrAcned by AGsraus, Prussians and
Hessars ut present contains above Ii 0c0 Tnese FORT
res are at present being put into the most perfect state
OF defence All around the forcatons of Cobientz and
Man.z boin Of which towns perhaps three miles
IN circumference, great palisades, eight feet long
from twelve 20 fifteen inches thick aud which il cut
down centre make excellent railway seeper.
are being into the ground the outer slope
the dtohes OF the fotcaiors These stakes about
three and heffeet above the ground placed al
opening OF about three inches between each and are
pointed at the tops with the They placed far
enough Gown the ditch TO be Of the OF fire. white
in case assault they would oppose almost
able Obstacle 10 an enemy Opposite the projecting angle
OF every oastcn they also run across the ditch
Though refused Abundance into the citadel OF
Antwerp was readily admitted into the ortres Of Eareu
brestein, the Gibraltar Of the Rhine. Tickets sold
for "a groschen-or ID by the government aud SER
seant IS eeu with who shows thrg and ax
poets "a groschen more as trinsgeh or drinkmoney
In this famed stronghold, which enormous have
been laid out 70 make il lmpregusbe guns larger
than 81 Founders and nc ortars cave some from the
time OF Louis XIV, which belonged the French
There heaps of shot here none larger than 81
Founders, 80 far as saw.
Heaps Of new gabions are everywhere to mend the
embrasures. AS yet the beautiful and other trees
and shrubs with which the open space all round the fort
cstons is planted hsve net been This bust
seemingly put Of For the very last You have
dea without seeiDg them OF the beauty of these psn
taitons, and the degbtfuy shady walks they afford to
rose. Here walk On Sundays, holidays and evenings,
citizens with their wives and daughters and SOL
diers, green Hes ians white Ausrians and dark blue
Prusssns and Ill looking indeed must be the serving girl
who has not soldier for her schatz sweetheart with
whom to walk. Here too tables laid out the open
air, at which all classes drink wne beer coffee while
drunkenness or disorder Of any kind Is rarely il
seen.
Having now passed into Southern Germany, amongst
the little Kingdoms and principaites and dukedoms,
nd the tore and temper Of all classes greatly changed
while on the Rhine people content themselves With carl
war immediate Why no. march at once, take Paris
bum 1t and annhate 1t uiterly-the hot bed of all Ei
rOpesn disturbance.
Here in Stuttgart the windows Of the print shops and
they are very numerous it has halfthe
haoants OF Cork /. 10 eaid TO contain than sixty
booksLopsare filed With pictures Of the brave deeds and
tights and battles of the Wurembergers in the last war
against the French. War songs appear daily in pa
pers, calling Germans rice and defend The
fatherand from the Pc the Rhine. Old Arndt the IA
rnouB writer Of soul stirring Songs ever were
written has now in his cd age after long silence writ
q vritt
border OF cannons banners soldiers and horses every
window where bcots sold Pity be should join the
frantic humor OF the South Germans-msd indeed they
seem TO te. Their soldiers ouis-not one has
ever seen sho. fired 10 earnest they are awkward in
very young Ten thousand Of them would run be.
fore French regiment. AS to the officers, you
never cav such gawks in all your life. They can
game. Their whole time, when OF duty, is spent
smoking segas--bought st twenty Ave for shilling
and drinking beer penny pnt aud play pg pquet or
billiards In evening they can go to the ineare for
orehird of the price paid by civians 10 hear them
speak che would suppose them the brkvcst fellows in the
world, but they are easily bued, ard they would
rather 'un away than fight
On Mopoay next the bra are to march
to The reghborhocd OF Hebronp they are to be
encamped. For the last week the mothers ss.ers and
auns Of tie officers been hard scrapipg old
linen into liz; for the 1ounds that their brave relatives
soon hope TO receive Hefe they know nothing OF the
woven HAT, and society has within the last few days
by the Queen and ladies of the court az
tne mead o. WHICH one Fran Won Luck famed for
works oi charity for the COLLECTION of old linen and the
preparation of lint tberefrorn. 10 the windows of the
iroDmopses are displayed field cookery apparatus for
oficers at ron I've to sxeen sriDs they Of
being shortly about 70 take the ed II really sad TO hear
the nonsense spoken here every minute that bad
will come out OF THE hatred OF the French by the South
Germans.
II wss only yesterday on the news tina. thu Prussian
government had mobzed six corps darme. that one OF
the Newspapers here wrote thus" God be thanked,
Germany is at lss about to draw sword which has too
iorg remained in tee scabbard.v
Here nothing 10 known OF what is goirg on in Ialyuo
teegrarhc dispatches published the ns~spaoers-
all Ia Austrian. The fact is these email German Safes
seem to cresd the dminuton Of Austrian
IN the Bund, aed fear absorption into Prussia Ia Bi
vafa, too, the feeling quite The Blva
ran corps to be near Fofchhem the French frontier
while the Prussans lie said, will be posted 10 the west
OF the Rhre in the Pfussan Rhine province Thts the
south Germsn papers boast will prevent tue French from
eenoiDg their entire strength to Lombardy thus be
good help TO the Austrlans.
Gyuia has become unpopular, and oil the late dsagers
are attributed 10 him. while He's Ia considered TO be
etical than practical In his strategic combin atoms
Won Benedek, 1t said will obtain the chief Command
before long, arc then great things a-e hoped Of the
rans To give the Ausirans their due, they are in
Iced fine eolderly looking fellows ami am sure can