The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

could only be justified by the mos. urgcn. sategical
sGeraiiuns
is thus against pavia and piaccnza frontier foreses
south Of Milan, that the Emperor Of the French will have
next TO direct bis arms Should the Ausrans hold their
ground in these strongnods which twenty five
miles asunder their position may be threatened roth in
front and rear, by simultaneous attack from Milan aud
Franco Tuscan army advancing from the SOUTH through
the territory OF the duchy Of Parma
IMPORTANT FROM PRUSSIA.
PRUSSIA In THE PRESENT coMPLICA rIoNs-oPPosI-
TON OF BAVARIA AND sAXoSY TO PRUssIAE
SUPREMACY.
From the spenersche zeitung, scmi.olsla Prussian
organ
The time has when the veil ought be removed
from the mtrigues Of an un German policy, which Prus
sa, frem wish 10 maintain the uuty Of The nAoa has
long endured but which she cannot aow grow into u
due dmeDsons Prussis appeals to the public opn
ion OF Germany inviting the nation TO defeat by its unity
of sentiment, the pary attempts aud fos
erng artificial dvtiooa To the delrneat Of each and all Of
U.s. As Is 1il kno,oa Her Beast minister ia taessrvics
Of he King q SaScu lately repaired to London in order to
AK Lord AaDestnry % authorize he dSseettg an G1nI
ny Of an army defined ,oatca the frontiers of Franc,
On Eerr Beust's return from England, Hanover
thought berse sufficiently strong bring for MS
proposal in the Diet Hauover's motcn, however, fell to
the ground, owing the protest of Prussia which the mi
governments dares openly disregard Prussia
on the other hand, the 18th of My, oa.
oisred to the members of the Confederation thai,
having undertaken to guarantee the integrity Of the
whole German territory, she claimed the spe
right Of initiation in all military measures tia,
might be necessary The Prince Regent, after engaging
his word for the security Ct Germany, by solemn Gu
nouucemeDt made in the face OF his country who
expected from the grateful confidence Of the confederas
that the be claimed would have been surrendered
70 him without hesitation Such result would have
ceen al the more natural as, irrespective Of auy
sttrtonai votes for eggT asive purposes that NIGH
passed by toe Diet, Pruesia viii co0nue prosecute
the she he's sketchei out for herself European
Power.
But that German policy We are abiding to tends to
other welfare nation 50 in strange
riEconcepilon Of the true seat Of power cxerss tsefo
the demands CT Prussia with arsntcble claims
Of its own The Hanoraian yoposs.ica a.o,qh yirtuv
no
On that occasion certain gora7naents will p1un.sr
their propositions for he purpose Of establishing
Edparta,s ana EGiocei ian policy III oppoiti0n u
that If Prussia. 1t is perfectly Indifferent to us
what sort OF resolutions THESE governments going TO
put knowing We do, tba. they intend to
laws of the Confederation by voes relating objects
You'd the legitimate sphere Of action OF tho Federal Diet
Times getting earnest and practical and Importance
ought 10 be attached 10 sucn ludcEous Ia
politics. We acknowledge, however, the sincerity exit
bted by second cl.ss SsFMAa ifan Mois
ter) foreign representatives especially, his 60
vernment to exort from Prussia equivalent.
for the privilege OF initiation demanded by her. Prussia,
If the desires, rather the conditions, OF the govern
ment inspiring tba, statesman are to be fnldei viii
have formally to guaranty her aian possessions to Aus
tra. Should tho Cabinet OF the Prince Regent refuse
charge Itself with the execution OF that pledge, the CO.
vernment represented by the said statesman Will not
allow her acquire the right of military supremacy
in Germlsny the detals of excellent condiSicn,
the said statesInan Goes not ssem to be quite
France The passage of the Minco the Tcno In case
Pr1siG 0eclnes 20 comply 'oi these claiass, those g1ue
nlents spf19ng the policy q re sad tdesnr'goes's
Longer 10 cistean to telibats iohetaer aey
10 unaeIta The ob5ce mentioned guarantee By themselves
and So 10 choose The time che. the tli is 10 dryire
tor them against Louis Ndpoleo,. Absurd such
ienlion nay appear it nevertheless entertained and
good earnest AS things hove reached this PITCH
may safely say that time of pa,ierce-the tune of
sacrfcess passed fer Us, and that the Of
the governments will not fail 10 elicit appropriate
reply fro Prussia Her hooor rcposes in good hands From
the depths of heart which warmly beats for the OF
Germany the Prime now ruling at Berlin has addressed
unmstekable words Vienna and the other
Confederation. iru not be the fault Of Prussia s. her
Mo,ntnss allooed 10 pass d,coy unheard. She no
longer to enter into guarantees similar TO tosc
ce.ding tie Coareation OF Opsts. The Cabinet o. the
Prince Regent has not been entrusted with money grants
by the Iandtsg for the purposes of Austria Nor s he
fate Of tie Pra,a nnarchy ecr to be linked to the cicisss.
tdesg al Nrlian campaign Bet let Germany bs endan
BARD Austria too viii share tic aaspce in the pro-
gess Of the war the rights Of the Emperor should be in
ffinged upon.
INTERESTING FROM TUSCANY.
BLESSING OF THE NEW SANDMAN STANDARDS BY
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POLITICAL INTgIGUEs-
POSITION OF PRINCE NAPoLEoN-wHAT THE En-
PERoRs HOPE TO DO WITH .aIM--CoUNr CAy0UR
NOT PLEASED.
FLORENCE CLAY 800 correspondence Of the London rmes
The grand ceremony Of the blessing of the standards
off yesterday at the Cascne with all due state and
splendor The Archbishop Of Florence ct to
suddenly from bis sudden udsposition and appeared in
pofca's to give the national festiv.y all The weight
Of religious acemnity High celebrated under
tent heart thrilling sermon preached by one OF the
piima,es chcplans, ssd to be the Archbshops
position, end the Royal Commissioner, Boncompsgp al,
gOTReOuA
distribute to the several regiments Of regular Tuscan
troops the banners ON which the church had just called
down the benson Of Heaven The scene was nexpressby
gay and lively; the whole Of Florence was present.
and the sight derived novelty and variety from large
party Of white acksted French hussars who together
with the Eighteenth regiment Of the line and BAT
talon or two OF ChasserEs de Vincennee, already
at Florence: and cover with the white canvass Of
their tents the deep green rich meadow Of those
Casc!ne Of which the Imperial and Royal Court Of me
Grand Duchess enjoyed till very lately rndisturbed pos
session In spite OF frequent and rather smart Showers
In live n of rsin
thing could equal the good humor and, indeed heartfelt
uIalloyet happiness Of tie immense multitude assembled
IL was tie rtt political holiday, and doub. whether
even the Forthcoming festival Of orcnoes patton SAINT
ST. John the Baptist. will have much zest tor people
who are now looking forward to their elevation 10 tue
proud destipies Of free nation.
Matters, however bear omiucus aud sinister LOOK in
TUSCANY sufficient to cause anxious apprehension to all
who look ever SO little underneath the surface There
are evident mysteries, whole mszs OF secret in.
t m ,s at WORK which viii 70 the best Of
have neU their standards and the enthusiasm
OF yesterday.s display snd pagean,ry, was of
to join the Fedmonese in their deadly struggle
common Austrian enemy, which chiefly Instrumental
in bringing about tho revolutionary movement in Tas
cany was supposed t1at the blessing OF the standards
was the last business which could by any possibility keep
ceremony every of them together with their newly
arrived French comrades would proceed The camp Of
rsteia 70 tne Apennnes, or to any other paint where
they could co operate with the Franco Italian army
on the Lombard plain; but we are now cooly informed
that nc movement Of the Tuscan troops is contemplated
single Tuscan will 90 made 70 march before 81
John the Biphsps day, the Soth Of Juno, ant
very DOUBTFUL whethsr even Prince Napoleon
VIII before that day have collected all the
forces belonging 10 the bn corps under his and
so that we have Che prospect Of months complete iuas
ton OF Franco Tuscan force which cannot be calculated
at anything smaller than as roo or 81, 900 men.
lhe Guscan troops have been kept here fro tho 9th
OF Ap 10 the 3oh of Nay in spite Of he ou,ory Of every
nsn in ruscspy and in I,ay that they should be rrti-
with cent TO Piedmont, tie plea TIA. they TO bo
organized, ard 20 receive their number o.
Voiun'eefs which rhould st csS double tter oeigoh
Haersth. Ofgan2stiou however has hitherto led % !
ro.nmg pus Reorganization moSens ileoeSs, The