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

9th Division Of Cavalry-Prince Albert OF Prussia.
cuirass!es; Atm regiment Of husasn LIST hudsehr reg
ment OF heavy cavalry; 4th auawehr regiment Of hus
18th brigade COL Count StoIberg--oth regiment Of
hussArs I'd regiment Of Anners 9th andwehr regiment
Of huesars; "a landwehr regiment Of Ancers.
SEVENTH ARMY c0RPs.
18th Division Of Iniantry-Ileut. Gen. Mullins.
26th briGade-uajor Gen. Natzmer-l3th regiment ef
the line; 18th regiment OF landwehr.
18th brigade MAJOR Gen. Frobe-16th regiment Of u o
line; 18th regiment Of andwehr.
l4h Division Of Inssnsry--Iieut Cen. Room.
9th brRsde-Nsjor Gen. Oesielsky-16th regiment Of
the line; 10th regiment Of landweh
2Sth brieade-Major Gen. winnng-l7th regiment o.
7th Division Of Cavalry-Msjor Gen. Oslrchs.
18th brigade-Coi. Hobe- 4th regiment Of curassers
9Th regiment Of hussas 4th hndwehr regiment Of heavy
cavalry; 9Th landwehr regiment of hussars
14th brisade-Asjor Gen. keyerinck--1lth regiment o.
hussas 9th regiment Of lancers lin andwehr regimaat
OF husaare 9th laudwthr regiment OF iancerB.
EIGHTH ARMY coRra
18th Division Of Infantry Lieut.. Gen. KIcIs
Goth brisade-xajor Gen. Commercial regiment
OF the line; 2ttn regiment Of landwehr.
Goth brieede-Msjar Gen. wintzingwode-2ssh reg-
ment Of ne line; 2Sih regiment Of landwehr.
10th Division OF Infantry-Lieut. Gen. Arvin.
31st breade-Msjor Gen. Enlieki-29.h regiment Of the
line Goth regiment Of landwehr
Sd brgade-haior Gen. Etzcl-26th regiment or the
line Both regiment of landwehr.
Sth Division Of Cavaly-Msjor Gen. Count Oriola.
10Th bfigsde.Col kAgen-sth regiment Of carassiers
cavalry sth sudweSr regiment Of husssrS o. neA's
10Th brigade-Major Gen. Schoeer-9h regiment Of
husears 7th regiment Of ancere 9th andWehr regiment
Of hussars; 7th landwehr regiment Of lancers.
The total strength Of the troops comprised In this list
ssn &c. amounts 900 men, about 70 each
wehr which only called in extreme cases. and num-
beIs lIS ooo raising the entire military force or Prussia
70 %s s s ~ placed on the war
VARY with 1872 pieces Of cannon and baggage train Of
The pubic general are by no means delighted with
the martial prospects that have 10 suddenly opened upon
them and the conduct Of the government is very freely
snmsdverted upon The eqaivooa language held BY the
that 80 mobilization Of the whole PrussAn army was NOT
intended" when that measure had actually been
resolved upon for two thirds OF 1t, 10 stigma.
uzed ss q ptece Of double dealing more worthy
Of Taevrand Metternich than Of statesmen who pro-
ees to govern on constitutional principles 90 act in sr
nopy with pubic opinion. There can be doubt now
that this declaration was only made to secure subs;ip
tonsto the voluntary loan which otherwise would have
public subscription amounts 10 %, S75 100 thaiers 10
which must be added the six millions taken by the seven
quite two millions than the amount required ESQ 900
600 tnalers), NO very imposing figure when compared
with the signal success Obtained in similar appeals to the
national puse by Louis Napoleon, Of whom the Pru ssan
government have shown themselves rather awkward
mafors That they are conscious Of having sustained
whole wcek before publishing the result and in the meau
time the new loan has down already four per
discount, and likely to drop still lower they persist in
their projects OF armed mediation They may console
themselves with the reflection, however, that If their
financial experiment has not been attended with any
ject they had in view which than other German
governments boast Of Austria for instance IL only
IF - ~ an
opened subscription for the moderate Of four mil
lion FORMS unable to obtain than three hundred
ei h Lord Sors,sy ana I5ra M sas as.
are to te credited, Is noD raging throughout GERMANY out
he pro Austrian newspapers Here at least nothing would
be more unpopular than war undertaken for n, other
purpose than to maintain the rule of Austria in Italy
which all liberal minded look upon az incompatible
with the welfare Of Europe and with every principle OF
humanity. If LOUIS Napoleon were to attack
fend the paternal soil but to provoke him
to hositiss at moment when he has given Of
offence and when he is engaged in struggle which, what
may be his motives ensts the sympahies not only
Of bic own subjects but Of good part of the civilized
world in his behalf would be proceeding upjastsabe
II possible that this state Of public feeling may have its
effect upon the action OF the Prussan Cabinet and luce
asm ss snsy ens upon that may
Rumors again current that the King has NJ length
made bis mind to abdcate and that the Prince Regent
will sbortly ascend the throne by the and rtye OF
Frederick William the Fifth II Is even whispered that
the queen who is aunt to the Emperor Francis Joseph
has made an alliance with Austria The condition on which
she would persuade her husband TO resign his CROWN
which would account for the attitude assumed unexpec
tedy by Prussia Reports Of this Kind have been 90 fire.
quenty circulated and bave always turned out TO be
founded that not disposed to attach much importance
to this d. although originates in quarters which
subject of court affairs.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, June %, 1859.
appearance Of Things in Parts Before the Battle on tie
Mincio-Whdt Would be the Effect of Napoleons De-
fcat-Hhat is Now Thought Of the Emprcr-7ae Cariea-
lures Of tie Day-The Imperial Barber Sharing
the Sorveigns of Eurqpc-Aore Austrian Ahocaiss--
The Arrangements for the Great Battle the Ainco-
French Naral Operations on Lake Garda-What TIE
Anstr:das Epexed on the Square, &c., dc.
At present the absence of news from the seat OF war
causes general lull in the excitement that has hitherto
prevailed.
The Emperor, notwithstanding his public disclaimer
from the throne not long ago. Of the reputed necessity Of
occasional cops de theatre for the due government Of the
French people, always takes excellent care in the alb
renee Of any more important event, that some subject
more leEs piquant shall be thrown down. - sop to
Cerberus which tho French mind may amuse itself till
something more substantial be provided. Just
is Count Cavour's despatch the perpetraed
by the Austrian Field Marshal Urban which keeps the
thermometer from sinking too low; and certainly
legitimate subject for stimulating peoples indgna
ton, proved could not be alleged. Then there is the
natural anxiety which and reaches to fever
heat respecting the position Of Prussia and the line Of
action that Power may think t to adopt. And lastly,
there the hope the positive belief that the guns Of the
Invaides may any moment forth their earthquake
voice in sign Of such victory will decide the fate Of
Italy forever.
One cannot help asking oneself occasionally what
would have been the effect country whom triumph
Ia necessary by this time 1t, instead Of Austria had
suffered the reversess Only imagine tie soldiers Of
France retreatng the Austrans have done the mpe
rial strategy Of Napoleon coapsing that Of his imperial
brother Of Hapsburg What might we not have expected
10 have taken pla,e hereS appears that at Vienna
though not particularly content either they take these
matters somewhat more phosophically It is said that
the Empcrors ardor the cno great tina.
he only gave the captain whose duty to construct
bridge for the army half the time he clsmednamsy,
hour and quarter instead Of two hours and half
and them each boat fastened 10 the few at FIRST
moored his Majesty stepped into IT, and then into the
next and till he reached the shore of the opposite
side. Cautions were in van-the imperial blood up
Little coaps OF this Sort Il might be thought, would
not required from one who has Qiveu