New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
DIsCONrENr IN TIE PRUSSIAN ARMY.

A letter dated Cologne, July IS, ssy.:
The conclusion OF pesce between France ana Aus
tra Of Which We have IN. received the fr-t notice
from Paris, win undoubtedly become the signa! OF
ere.t Internal movement n Germany, the f1si is'ne ot
which i Impossible 20 fcresee er the present moment
The point which first ner.s attention Is ns di.conteEt
prevailing throughout al the armies Of the German
Ststes These srn les consisting 10 grea. part o men
crly temporarily drawn from Their usual avocstious 10
make mp the full war.streugth Of the regiments, are
but I.ht.ec for attitude Of expectancy; aud II they
to discover that the burdens ana efor' they
have been subjected 10 were al ~ no pur-
pose. the ciscontent already bnt tOJ visioie
amopg them viii increase To fearful extent.
Prussia from the great feeling Of nifty winch Is wont
10 pervade her people soon as the hour OF danger
serously approaches s cOmpara'vely safer than the
remain ser If the German States but for the Internal
tranquility Of these lst'er the most anxoas apprehen-
sion u n f-; In Munich Tor instance |; was but
lsst week that the discOntentei snd bghly-erOl.e1
soldisry without paying aly regard 10 the rgors of
the military code Of dsopEe, Proceeded 10 acts w1ich
fell very little short of open muilny. battalion whlca
had been qcsr;ered in the Munich Crystal Palace, the
town being already crammed with o-hsF troops beng
urd.rtbe impression that il to be led against the
Fre ch and growing impatient OF delay, formed stsef
into political meeting. Tne men constructed plat
form Of table, and c tte privaes delivered vc-
lent speech, filed With abuse of the German SOW
ereigns IN which proposed that al the men of the
shOud demand eltler 10 be led against the
enemy al once, 20 be dismissed TO ter homes. In
vain the bon-cCmmiss oned officers who were pres-
trt HlrMliLu 10 p'iruapt lut Ihhh oni NO
10 have patience ard be submissive their
pacifyirg addresses were drowned hoo'ings
ard hisses and the tumnlt Went increasing,
that the officers, who hat burned 10 the spot,
being ikewise unable 10 the nutineers thought
II At last best send for the general Of the division,
who happened 10 be ole Of the royal princes, Prince
yold The Prince by promising to the troops that
they should march toward toe frontier ia feE days,
succs ed.d IN quelling this omin outbreak for the
moment and the 9Th int, five days ai,e'Sard this
battalion with otr actually left Bnt what The feel
mes of the soldiers will bs when the authorities viii
Low have ~ tell them that Lomb.rdy has been lost,
and tina, their services longer required, remsins
Ia be seen. TIE present atercston and negotiation
between lie rank ard file aud their officers, who in
secret share their dscOnteut, certainly not reasspr
irg fer the future. And the m.nacng symptoms have
been by no means conhr ed 20 tn, single instance IL
has Of late been general compliant among the com
missionod and non-commlssiOI ed officers 0t the b.
vsrisn army in particular that they have found tho
private SOLDIER more rude and unrsctabe, aud more
given to form political opinions Of his own, than they
ever before knew hun 10 be-