, 1859-07-20

4 letter has been received from st. PEshFa~
burg dsted the e3d Of JUNG, which announces
der the orders Of Prince Gortschako1, hare been
placed on the war footing, These corps are Mt
present auartcred in The governments Of Nov
Korod. Poskuir, and WILMA. The tfth corps of
the Second army. ut present in Bessarabia, has
likewise bccn placed on q war footing. The
under the orders of General Eesnk, who is nc
uycly engaged in organizing it for actve serricc.
Tie Inralide RH+se, or the same date, publishes
IN order o. tue day, signed by the Minister Of
Var, bf which superior officers aud others on
Unlimited leave of absence arc ordered to join
their regiments. The Emperor has moreover
dcctced that 1lc permits officers on half pas who
had not served in the Crisnean war, to resume
nc:iye service among the troof's now placed on
the war footing.
The Emperor has aprrorcd The new 1aw of
conscription for the kingdom Of Poland. Hence
same way rs in nussia. "A Ievy Of recruits is
shortly expected. l.
Tho Var Feeling In Germany.
tttern t1uJ u cosses2uadeaee Of the London Ine4l
The political atmosphere throughout Ger
n,auy is charged with clouds, and storm is i'm
pending. 1t will probably burst ere long. The
cut proportions, aud the Rhine may witness
battles fierce and bloody rs TINT lately wascd
on Tue banks Of the Mincio. Prussia Is one Sast
camp. The clash aud din Of as1ns rcsound on
every side, aud from tie frontiers Of Si]esia to
tic boundary Of the Rhine there is one 'dread-
full note Of preparation" propose to consider
lhe circumstances which hure produced this
result, at time when no German interest is
Immediately threatened, and when 10 excite
,nent prevails, or ever did prevail throughout
the greatest part Of Northern Germany.
The 1'russian people hare no sympathy with
her trump, there would lead 10 reaction at
honc, Whereby their hopes Of progress towurt1s
constitutional government would delayed If not
defeated. At 1t,e satne time tlley detcst France
and French policy not German who has not
l,curd from earliest infancy ot the exactions ut
Hamburg and the >ack Of Lubbock, Of the atroci-
ties Of Deromst, and the innumcrab1e uiseries
cntailcd by the defeat of Jcna- They hare too
lung suffered from thc Influence exercised by
ussia over their royal family, and it is to Eng
land they look for lclp and guidance, for conn-
| rel aad support. {As write these words, mad
| III though my thoughts had found IN echo. q
!,atscry Of artillery is passing Under my window,
its superb baud playing Rule Britannia" y
When, therefore, Englulid pronounced for. m
absolute neutrality, go long Us tue Wat was con-
fined to 1taly, the liberal parry throughout Prus.
e'a rc-ccheed the cry with singular unua-
unity. They felt that by assuming this
attitude the moral, mad probably the material
support Of En- glauil-nay. cyeu Of of1isussi.-would
t,e secured il German Interests were Threatened.
They knew that were the Rhen'sh fTontier to be
endangered, Germany would rise a. onc man.
aud they were content 70 bide their time, trust.
lug in casc Of attack to Their proved courage and
the goodness Of their cause:
Such wis the attitude Of I'rassin at the COM
.ncncenlcnt Of the war. 4 loan Of upwards
IT 81 900 was yoted BY tho Chambers, and
tho loan was not only voted, hut soon aftcr its
announcement every tarthlng vas taken in the
! country The roreru,ucnt was then rreparrd