The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18


nslada 7sdaeAi the year Is4s definitely ruined The
Austria should conquer Victor Emanuel, drive the
French beyond the Alps and take from Sardinia al her
fortreeses the constitutional idea that has started up can
be put down by the force OF arms and that win
deveope iae more and 10 the very heart Of
Austria The HuDgari.ns, the Italians, and the s:iavo
indignant at serving under The Austrian eagle Three
hundred Hupgarans have left Turkey, and Kossush has
What have they In contemplation We trenbse for Aus
Ga, in spite OK her strength. days Of fresh trials
ance Every one Is disoontented with her double faced
policy which Injuries without aiding others Sne has
now neither friends nor defenders.
ACTIVE MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN RUSSIA.
Paris July p correspondence Of London Times
letter has been received from st. Petersburg dated
s sS s S @ s
schakoG, have been placed the footing. These
corps are at present chartered in the government. Of
Novscrod, Pc kur, and wilma. The 9th corps Of the
Second army at present In Bessaraba has likewise been
placed on war footing The general staff Of the latter
Who is actively engaged in organizing il for active service
The Inuaide Russo Of the same date publishes IN order Of
the day signed BY the Minister Of War, by which supe
rior officers and others unlimited leave OF absence
ordered " join their regiments The Emperor has more
decreed that he permits officers half pay who
vice among the troops now placed on the war footing
the has approved he new law Of o0nscrpton
be raised in Poland in the way in Russia. levy
Of recruits 10 shortly expected.
THE WAR FEELING IN GERMANY.
Berlin lJuiy y correspondence Of London rraesl
The political atmosphere throughout Germany 10
probably burst ere long The war, hitherto localized,
win assume very different proportions and the Rhine may
the banks Of the Mncio Prussia one vast camp The
clash and din of resound on every side and from
The frontiers Of sesa 70 the boundary Rhine there
10 one dreadful note Of preparation" propose TO
slider the circumstances which have produced this result,
at time when no German interest Immediately threat!
vail throughout the greatest part Of Northern Germany.
The Prussian people have no sympathy with the cause
would .sa 70 reaction Whereby
progress towards constitutional government would be de-
layed, mot defeated. At the time, they detest
heard from earliest infancy Of the exsctons at Hsmsurs
and the sack Of Lubbock, Of the atroes Of Davous and
They have long suffered from the influence exercised
BY Russia over their royal family, and TO England
they look for help and guidance, for counsel and sup
thoughts had found an echo, battery Of artillery
is passing under my window, its superb band play
nounced for absolute neutrality 30 long as the war
vas confined 70 Italy, the liberal party throughout
Prussia re- echoed the cry With singular unaIimt They
bly, the material support Of Engand-nay, OF Rus
sia-woud be secured If German nterests threat.
endangered Germany would rise as one man. and they
content 70 bide their Time trusting in attack
Such was attitude Of Prussia a the
Of the loan of upwards OF "a 600 was voted
soon after it's announcement every farthng was taken in
the country The government was thus prepared for all
eyentualtes could depend ON the hearty concurrence
Of the people in Louis Napoleon proved false his
oft repeated promises, and had but to give the signal
and the whole nation would fly TO in defense Of the
In Southern Germany different feeling existed The
smaller courts-the humble vassas Of Austria-endea-
ceeded for time. But al beer and tobacco foth
and smoke fine speech about fatherand and marches
To Parison paper. Bavaria was at the head Of these
martial and their value has been tested
BY appeal to the pocketthat government proposed
loan Of a. ooe oco, and Of this small but $500
S
remaining -
arrived at this court with the object Of concluding
an alliance ofiensive and defensive between Austria
wilisen was sent to Vienna with view Of making
arrangements between the two Powers. Meanwhile
the smaller oourts-BavMh and wurtemberg4
Saxony and nceesant in their endeavors
70 prevail on this government TO take an active part in
the struggle, and 70 interfere for the protection for Aus
TO passion and 10 interest The Prince Regent however,
remained firm until the unexpected news OF the battle OF
nous sensation and the court party a. once proposed 70
call out the Landwehr, and give an armed support to
proposals for peace before Austria was too much weaken
ed in the struggle. The mobilization Of the Prussian
army was however, too grave step to be taken without
ample consideration and the question was postponed
for few days. Meanwhile Austria categorcally
bis government The Southern courts became more
pressing in their demands. Prince Gortschakod's
note arrived, and was considered In the Light Of q
menace; and lastly, the Derby administration, which
throughout Germany accepted the supporter Of
Austria fell under the combined attacks OF the liberal
party. Then that Prussia-anxious to prevent the
'ehield OF Germany from being further furnished
red Of the opportunities of the minor Pc vers of the Con-
federation DESTROYS ofanswering the implied menace Of
Russia and determined action before the Pamerston
government had time for remonstrance-threw down the
glove and issued the order for mobizing six corps Gee
thr0atene0-n0
vailed the act that Of the government and Of the
government alone, the people being powerless in the
matter II Ia this act this order for mobilization which
has placed Prussia in false position one from which
peaceabe fsue Ia most difficult and improbable. order
fully to understand this ID necessary TO consider the
military system and organization Of this kingdom.