New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
and the total overthrow of Napoleon. will ..si,fy

those tHO poWerr. Prussia, however, 10 the sp ecla
| object Of b,s nvective. While Germany that Is,
the minor states is hot for war Prussia rrmaios a
cool spectator OF tie scene, and bdes her con.
yenleBce. She viii Leitber hurry nor be hurried.
| When Hanover mste motion in the Diet to or
eanize an amy Of observ alton on the Rhine Prus-
| .ia announced that she could not allow herself to
be he'd 10 leading and at once claimed the
sole right to initiate ali measures necessary to the
| public safety. This Was q bitter pill for the minor
| States. theoretically all the mambers Of the Fed
Grafton star upon sn equal footing and each State
has the right to initiate public measures. and Prus
siA's firm declaration regarded piece of az
rogsDt insolepce. They were obliged to submit
but they did it with Ill grace and chafog i'm
patience, which stil threatens to play the mischief
with German unity.
1t tw'Ehe seen Jes glance ,b.t the position of the
great NorsheI Powers o. Ger oaaDy Of sxirem-
dlfficult,, and one which reyaires great Rsuness
ard shiity IN her sthsssmen. fse grouud S,a-n by
the PIussieFs Government is thir; Prs.sis. having
tuarurt I'd The integrity Of Germany. ~'lI nst hold
herself bound by tpy ssures adopted by the Diet
without her Knowledge or without Der ccbseGt snd
10 this pusitioIt the Government is supported by
Iublc feeling AID the p'ess. lfnothitg more seri-
ons than mere noncompliance With the will OF TIE
rss'rfy would be the consequence Of tnis p.sitiCs
,te re woul be less danger and less difficulty in
ms nfsibing it. hut PIussix is nearly connected
VITA the rect Of Germapy the interests Of all toe
States aTe entirely cOunon, that only d bind
msn or q fool could suppose for al instant
that Prussia and the minor Germ Al States could
pursue different lines of policy u time SO
threatening as the present. II Bavaria alone for
*, npf, should resolve to take the nit,tve iatO
her caB hands IAN event not altogether improb
htl.). and proceed to guarantee ~ Austria the
integrity Of her Italian possessions, Louis Napoleon
would not hesitate for moment TO inv,de Der ter
rittry. And how long could Prussia stand aIOof
while Der sister State however rash 10 p ovoking
The invasion, was bring harrassed by Freoch
army7 IN truth, Prussia seems te be entirely in
the hands of the minor States snd If they do not
drag her into the war before the end of Summer,
il " Ill be for want of spirit ana oeaisioH on their
part.
Jn reply to the clamors of the Algemeine Zei.
tpng bnd its ioIloae,s, the PrussIaB pr-s., gives
substantial reasons for the position taken by the
Government. TIE tlUe has not arrived lcI Prussia
10 Bet No attucl has yet been made upon Ger
many, and pope ia sppr, headed. The Italian qu.s-
t,cn IL ole ia which German, has 10 immediate
Interests and moreover the war WAS prrclpltated
by Austria al tie very moment when thefe was a
good prospect Of preserving the peace Of Eur pc
through The Intervention OF friendly powers
"Wbe other States have eh 'wn the NEST friendly
Feeling toward Pfusss, says the National Zeaung
(publItDed ut Brrb), " Austria bas USED every
q mear, in her power TO reuder her position unten
I" sble spd to force her into WAT. From February
"to April the Ministry Of the fraternsI power
"tDgosed IN Issuing circular Dotes to toe smaller
" German States, with The design Of winning
them over to the imperial interest, AID Of
" compelling Prussia to place herself at their
" bead An AIchduke sent to Brrliu in
- order to show tie world how UNFORTUNATELY
"Austrin entfeated the assistance of her sister
State; two hours after his departure from that
" capital, TIE Prussisn Mtistry were informed Of
I'll G pabiic-tion of the tsm' us utimatum. against
~hict they had earnestly protected. Austria
"iuvsded Sa ditiu; and after all this, she has the
/" face t. demand that Prussia shall euarantee the
"security Of ber Italian possessions, BY declaring
"war against Franc-
The issue Of this quarrel between the two sec
items Of The Federation IeuIaius TO be seen There
are ruDors that the Courts of Berlin and Nienoa
h,ve mad. up aud kissed, bnd th1t we shall See
Prussan army en route for Paris within t."
weeks. But tbis is all guess-~OIk. Ii IS certain,
however that Prussiau CouinI s.iODers have been
lately nt gotuting With the managers ot the B''a-
rian raroads for the transportation of troops aud
nupitinIs Of war, which looks a little hs though
Pruss,a was yltliiug at lnst to the pressure from
without. Probably she is only tatlng measures
ahead, in order to move with celerlty IN case she
should be compelled to move
IT, illustration of the state Of feeling in Bavaria
must odd that the Muaih Punch, the ed tor of
Which was lately per.o Ially cOmplimented by the
king for Il agreeable behavior OF bis paper IN tnls
weeks number, represents Prussia rs iitte COY.
dressed in ,ha we'll known uniform, receiving
present of toy horse rom Louis Napoean, As
reward for bis good conduct. The same paper
few weeks ago contained picture representing
PRUSSIA rs huge giant helped upon his horse with
great difficulty by u crowd Of spirited little fellows
IeprrseItlrg the minor German States Connect
il with these caric,tures the tact that the king Of
Bavaria is especially pleased With them one would
Judge that Prussia was in fair Way to be c,ncili-
ated
The latest Intelligence from the seat Of war con-
firms the reports % Continued success On the part
of GaGiohdi " hose adventurous corps of volunteers
has proved a terrible thorn in the sides of those
sutIauated Austrian generals aud mnrsha's
who found bim more than match Tor them
both in fighting and narching AS reyolu'
tionzer Garibsldi has no superior, and the
Austriaps will have to quicken 'her PAGES II
they want to catch him 1t has been reported
twice that they bad Iii ia a very excellent trap;
but be coItr,yts to slip through their fingers each
time and 10 attack them in an unexpected quarter
Telecrstbic reports this morning represent the
Ausrrians on baviDg abandoned Piac-nz, one "t
their strongest posts and retfeatlng rapidly toward
BIrsca, which they ere strengthening There
they will probably eLdeayor t0 maie stand. Ii Is
certainly high iime. Even the Bavarlsns are be-
epnipe 10 lose confidence in them, and to wonder
where they riH stop. What an ignomioous sequel
t, the invasion of Sardinia and tie projected mirca
upon Turin The Germans soy that the road from
Vienna to Paris i. as short the road from Paris
10 Vienna But somehow all the travel appears to
set in the latter direction.
THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF PRUSSIA.
from Our own Correspondent
BERLIN, June 6, l-59
Hstpily, the readers of THE TRIBUNE know
r a.. Il ina .f tt.ad AZ ~ Dt.