New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-27

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horses; one regiment of artillery, bs~res - -
! pieces each; one battalion Of coast artillery. a
| men; one regiment Of gensdsrmes, 800 1en. ~
gives with the respective STATS engineers. nsrssn
| etc., Is, 100 men. -
P.Rx.-Gardes du corps, halIebardiers gus i7s
men; two battaions of the hne one b1teo
jagers, 3,s3t men, one company OF artillery. ooe.s
engineers, II mem gensdarmes, four companss
men; with the stats, commanders, schoois, cor1Sa"
Of working men, ,2sf men.
MoDysk-Four regimen ts Of the line, each ose csss
talon ouE, f.sSo men; one company OF JageFs. ~
men; three companies IL dragons, 40 men; ooe ''
battery, with nix pieces, $50 men: coast batter
| with " pieces. 30 working company, isc
men; one company q pioteers, no men; besisr ssss
veterans hanebsrdieTr, etc.. altogether ,ssl me-.
Sp MARISo--The little Repubhe mustcrs So
strong.
Rosy-Trc regir>ents at Swies infantry third reg.
ment now formng, ,s62 mem two Italian regiaes..,
Of the same force tive sedep,sry batIalons IL csrp1
.or, this Of warriors). 40 men; Doe rgimes
dragons 67e men and horses; enc r~gsn~ts q 49,
levy, with seven batteries and -four pieces, ~ -
gensdarmes, t;ss3 men, sith Staff. engineen, ssr
Is pa men.
NAPLES AND SicuY-i Ssiss resments, NsofoaI-
tan grensdier regiments of the guard, regimeso 9
grenaders, Is regiments OF infantry, reg;neet o.
carabineers, with the Depot Compaaies anc0ounG
altogether to 81. 600 men; ~ battal@ns of tssers.
l49s6 and with the depot panes, 1870; rsss.
mepts of cavalry, regiments of heavy drag 'sss .
regiments If dragoons | regiment Of carabiu-e1s,
regiments Of lsacers regiment ~ mounted jsssss
g. AIS men aud horse; tso regiments ct araery esce
consisting OF field and siege battalion, or II neg
batteries, with i2s pieces, aud IL siege conp.nssA
together train rcudod, 5000 men. If the haiRosf-
ders engineers guides, gardes de corps, Ne, are
added, we get at an aggregate force OF Es,'W msa.,
The Neapoltan fleet consists Of two hne-of osete
ships with ~ and 81 guns fifty sailing irgate twelve
steam frigstes each with 10 guns; two sailing cor
vettes four steam coiyettes, two sailing goseSes.
eleven smaller stesmers mortar boas and ssGtAesn
cannon-boAts.
The events in Tuscany were. n iAck nsss -
Lees anticipated BY tho Austrian 0overnnsak M
may, to certain degree bc said to have eaeees4
into its calculations; but what fls Il With reA
apprehension is, the cool, vacillatins and anytAsg
but friendly attitude assumed BY the PrusaiAa
Government The Prussisn Government 10 am
iug because forced to do go BY public clamor. bss
simultaneously it parayses. 50 to say, its armsmsso
BY it's diplomatic movements. You know that ~
present Russian ministry, and especially Yes
Schleintz, the foreign Minister, belong 10 what
is called in Germany, the GOTTA party. . party
which Hatters itself with the deusion hat TIE
wreck of Austria might enable Prussia 70 form
new Germany under Hohcnzollern auspicss.
This party listens with affected credalsy 70 Bona
partst diplomacy assuring it that the war 10 to b
{" localsed" in Italy, and that the formation Of .
French corps Of observation at Nancy under Pe'is-
.ier's command means nothing beyond Little dat
terry to that /" illustrious warrior" may remark
On PEASANT, that the same number Of the Asnssssr
which contains this comfortable doctrine, publishes
an imperial order for the erection OF statue q
Humboldt at Paris, q manuever showing q al
events that Bonaparte thinks II no moro dimoaS
to buy the Gotha party BY statues than to buy The
French Zouaves by ssusages. This much V sure
that the Austrian Plenpotentisry at tho GERMAN
Diet at Frankfort has proposed motion calling
upon the confederation " declare whether it OWE
security is not endangered BY the participates
of Bonaparte in the Italian struggle; but tho D'ss
has till now abstained from answering tho questoe
in consequence Of Prussian intrigues. Prussas
may be right in protesting against being dictated -
BY majority of the dimunitve German Lssass-
rdter but then il was her duty to take tho initiative
and herself propose tho measures indispensable
for the defense of Germany. Solar she has tolowsd
quite the contrary course. On April ~. shs ID
dressed circular to the different memben Of the
Confederation, which, in rather impcrious way.
breaches to them reserve and caution. In answer
to this missive the Governments Of Southern Ger.
many have, in very impressive language. reminded
/" the Berlin Cabinet of the Roman adage, " Css-
sules careant ne resp1bea dstrimeSti eapist" They
have said that in their conviction tho moment -
serious danger for the security Of Germany had
already set in, and that tho dO-nothing time
was decidedly gone BY The Pussisu Ministry
finds within its own dominions allies Of very
different feather. Beside the Goths party ITSELF
there is 6rst the Russian party, which prosohss
neutrality Then there is the very influential
party, represented by the Cologne Gazette, d
bankers, stockholders and credit mobilier men.
who BY their material interests are subject 10 Tie
Cr.dt Mo6iiisy at Paris and consequently to Bona
partisan. There is, finally, the pseudo democrats
party, which affects to be 90 eXaspersted by
Austrian brutality, as to discern liberalism on tho
part Of the hero of December. / may state thas
some members of the last mentioned party have
positively been bought by nspoleons dor, and thae
the great manager of this trade In conscences
resides in Switzerland, being himself not only Cor
MAD, but an ex.member Of the German National A.
sembly Of Is4s, and an outrageous Radical Yoa
understand that under these circumstances any
anti neutrality manifestation in Prussia 10 eagerly
watched at this place, and that short manifesto
of Herr Friedrich Won Raumer the Pussian hs'
torisn Of the crusades, which is headed tAs
4" Stand point Of Prussia" and openly eonSsss the
Gotha party theory is made the most o. From
the following extracts you may judge tho tenor Z"
the Raumer efusion:
cit has been asserted by certain party that rrussS
oue ht 10 the fullest independence ana ns ~
low 10 DO carried away by evepfs or BY IN imPe-
tieut agitation, which intends forcing German policy
into falre direction, and 10 premature measures Inc
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