New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-29
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defeat as before it. Where at this noment has she
scgle ais "'' TAG
While this is the relation Of Au,sr with Prrs,i,
Tue minor Ststes have come fuw ARD to comnIete ,bs
mora cSunion 4" Gsemsny. Saxony U.poyer Wnr-
temberg and Bavaria have from 6,st IN La o,tL;,l
aconsistent desire t. be the vi ning side but nm
happily, very sbbr-vi 4ted vision of coming events
Lucy DO" hld 10 their At that Napoleon il the cbil
o. Niotcry, aud 10 Napreon accordingly they bring
over al the tribute wSeh they had pgrss;.icsly de-
HgIed Tor Francis Joseph single illus'ration Will
suffice France tbr ughout the year has been in great
lack o. horses, and before the l4e she applied for
them IN al quarters. Tue minor German States, led
by Bavaria, immediately issued a decree prohibiting
the export Of horses beyord the Rhine aod our ader
may pelhsps remember hsppy caricature in the
Chdrrr0ri, depicting II stold and jealous Bavaran
official Oh the frDbteT of his Sta G. s'opouc q child
who crossing tue boundary and was drawing after
tatoy in tie shape Of wooden horse uoon wheels,
When The minor States lad done this they looked 10
20 Austria for gratru1e aod support. They are now
dong precisely the revere while none can say tha,
war may not be the eYetiu Nl'y 20 be Teelzed. The
Ioyeicin is az issue WITH ss regard 10 this article
ofeIport Prussia wishes the Law to stand as it is,
Dut >e1 ny urges the concession IN favor OF Frances
ana w nuremberg, according 10 our edvices from
hamburg, has g0Le 90 FIR as TO abolish the re-
snction IN favor OF FTauce, without waiting
tie decision Of the Customs Union. Every opportu-
nIty ie sought TO core hate France by similar amends
FOR the hostility shoS 10 her ia her hour of dcuy
The first consideration arising from these facts Oh.
Nlously is, that that Germany which host hties be-
tween Austria aod France were TO unite in 40 indsso
lube bond, IS split 10 three detinct sections Austria
aL0 P.ueeli ere wtbin of breach; aud while
some twothirds of the power Of Germany thus neutral
res Itself, the minor States have gone over bag and
oaggee as were % the Po which they repute 10
be the natural enemy Of all Germany Such IA the
ebiuer6 OF the Fatherland This 81 ate OF things il
supported by not less dcfse acts between Austria
and Prussia than between France and the minor
states. Prussia continues to arm. The threat
by which she is assailed more formd 4be than
the responsible ty sh. was antcip ang while France
on the Mncio. Aus Tia threatens her aud she has
alternative but to look 10 her defense. She is ac-
cOrdingy inct asiDg her Land gehr as 10 increase
her forces from five hundred to seven hun
dred thousand men of all and in oil classes Of
discipline and eqn oment. she goes casting caunon
manufacturing rifles aid preparing ammunition Mean
while Austria Is 1tcsrbatsd with the Prassian
Mineter Of Foreign Affairs, CONSIDERABLY atemp
ing to make him his scapegOat- But the Prince Re
gent q Prussia Is Munster well as King and there
is no doubt thet whatever Baron Schenitz has done,
the Regent cordially approves. To crown the whole
fabric Of Austrian mpoty, while this is the condition
of Germany and the Zurich Conferences already cit
ting Austria begins 70 be ANXIOUS to escape from the
scheue Of IGsuGo Confederation, and to revert pre-
csey 10 the status quo. We have bu lately reverted
TO the opposition offered 10 this project Of tho French
Government by Of the inspired journals Of Vienna;
and the circumstance tends 10 prove that the Austrian
Cont has not cultivated much more alliance at Paris
than az Berlin. The result is lamentable for
Germany, whose union and moral independence every
we-wsheT to European peace must desire to see but
it is state of things brought about by Germany her
self and especially by the ndefensbe conduct of
Austria. We email be glad If this cloud shall pass
away but Just now il is lowering darby.