The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

utter Sovntal Of the House OF Aapsbu.g. On t~o
when the hsgy1g enthusiasm appeared 10 carry his
aenyes Of ranocinstion nconveniepty forward Kosush
looking wsn and In capital spirits.
IMPORTANT FROM GERMANY.
Success Of the PrussIam LoaD--supposed Pro-
Rcsisse" NJ utilization Of the Prus-
sian Army.
PRUSSIA
The subscription the P,ussian loan o. thirty million
shslers has amounted the Of 81 leo tasiers.
Each person vii have his subscription reauced proper
| Ton 70 The email surplus which exits.
[From Berlin letter Of June 10th
ut rumcred here again 70 day that proposition Of
peace, taking the line OF the dincio bsse 90 id
dressed al the ssre time by Prussia TO Frao, ADJ Aus
uia. Count Poortaes 70 be .Ls agsot nssug
this project 70 the 40 Emperors Mach 10 xpecsed here
fiom The pacific sentus Of the Emperor Naposoo but
there little probability that the A,sr.sns wi admit
this base 'nceed the Vienna Caouei has already cond
any cesson OF territory, since its real ne Of cps snsDs,
tne 1ncto, remains intact aud the military forces or
| Austria are still uD!mpaired."
From the Independence Beige
Baron WERNER, the PruAgiAn Envoy az tho Court OF
vienna, has len thai city In company with a. de- Rech
berg, proceeding 70 the imperial quarters at Verona
ruor got INTO circulation yesterday Paris that Count
PouYtses, Minister Paris instead of ning this
capital, where he awaited with patisnce, would him
joseph insesd he Ssd nor already ses o.. initSsr
Another report says that the Frsnch goveynm
received Information that treaty Of Alliance between
~>~e~ -
curacy Of The runner where affirmed It NJ where
seemed TO be disOsieved probable, however, that
the rumor was matnre and easy ho~ these
reports get into circulation VI time like the present
Prom letter from Vienna Of June Is
TIE reason Why Count dc kecaoerg, Minister OF Foreign
Affairs has left for the Austrian at Verona
Is, that communications from Berlin OF such nigh mport
been him that Ae deemed scessayv TO
place them personally before Emperor N a,cis Joeph
The are supposed 70 refer 70 the mopi
zatiop Of the Elk corps Of the Pruss,an array
Baron werther Prusssn Envoy az Vienna, accompanied
wnu,, ..rov ~, r,,r ,,,,csx,
Tho Tarin sgraI rro,.v. ,,nh,,snos -, 800 ~
pynce KsSg;~W, IscsssI cnmns dc. ~ az r,,S ~
dogms annonns1,ng fns r,,ch,is.,,on ,ha rS,S .
and Similar orders will be issned nv Tia of
tho o,ney rorna csnarar psa,,s,,i,, go. :. ..s =.
foI,owa. 'TS' ~ ~ NesA 40 "o'~0~ -
We fnce oy aecres cAsed tne
n on sune nss sfSsrsd ne moozssion Or 90 ahrs corps
maj Il knowu 10 The author nav sma I, M
dvuas men on furcurh aud on the retired are or
deied present themselves b. fore qes
isnavehr OF her dsr this order as far We
ne ~ % zoe nave Dson over
~ -. ~ <o o. w .. uepoS or
.hsrelres sefore The of IN Ssnn =;
| LAndwehr Of their district -
rEyorn tho p,rl,r pnh,c,,.
Those who Al Anosbnrotcr sss wnnra fort, a..
Champions Of the honor Of esmsov .nS ssSsr r n
yeYsty or b,isdnesa ners,st In the no ~ ~,
country as ant on the snhavs,,nn y, 1.av
not suppose that il s for the ead honcr M thev nnae
STAND t. that Prussa mobiIzcs her army ana that her
soldiers 6ocE 70 their sandar6s I. ~ no or nv w
ia the line Of policy abe should follow but we may
ssy that fah unshsken 10 ali that We have
hitherto rnantaiued-namely that Prussia has not tina
lesst intention Of guaranteeing the Austrian 10
Italy, and that that respect she 10 in perfect sccord
with England and Russia The line of the N1nc,o ghicn
the German psrtsans Of Austria now "a sreuuousiv d.
ftrd cannot be reason for Prussia TO brug hsr army
either he honor or he interests Of eTmrnv Gar nonor
interests will call us into the Geld un the ycto
rious Franco Ssrdipan army should pass the limits wpere
Italy ceases or France should show her REORGANIZATION n
hold Italy by right of conquest It is for that Prussia
mobzes her army and not 70 say to France as we CON
etanty bear repeated Gas far Is the Muco Won NAV 90
| but no further - - e@'
from the pruss,an caaa..e1
II is unnecessary to direct attention 20 the efforts made
by the Prussan government TO prevent the war which
has Italy. When these Efforts failed tue
govern ment declared on May A. to the two ta
the ,nscn Of Prussia consisted Ia acting with vier a.
the peace as she had previously doae
for the purpose Of maintaining that could not hence
port her diplomatic action" Tue reply Of the Paramen
was the complete appreciation Of the policy followed up 10
the wo Chambers Of the sums necessary for the obl
zaon and the Parliament entrusted with the creates.
ing the aes,ines Of Prussia. the choce Of tbs moment
which country should intervene ia favor peace
Not single voice in the Prusssn Chamber recon ueaded
voice was raised demand that Prussia should wait
for the when the federal obg .slon ami the letter
Of federal treaties should call for her acton,
should impose on her. Zach member Of the Chamber
felt that Prussia could not giving
Independent Power and Tor the interests
Of Germany in the council of the Europea Powere Since
the foundation Of the public law which exists In Ed
rope The great Powers have any international
would exclude herself from her rank great Power if
she TO renouDce part the settlement Of the
sars of Italy In the present phase OF the Italian ques
ton every day may bring about events which ust not
find Prussia dsaI med England and Russia actively
armirg how much more necessary Ia for Prussia 10 do
sop Al the moment when the war in Italy threatens 70
take turn very serious for the principles which govern
public European law and for the maintenance Of balance
ofpower In Europe the Pussan government could
stain from thinking that the moment had arrived TO inter-
feie for the establishment Of peace The policy Of
Prussia will not contradict In any Of the measures which
become necessary hereafter the Character it has
borne since the commencement of the Italian compics
ton The direction which Prussia follows ia her in
ternal public life forms sufacieH guarantee for her
external tendences And Prussia written on her
flag the principle Of the maintenance of the bases Of
public European law she will have the opportunity of
showing that she does intend to favor tendencies of
&c TuJv