New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-10

crushed b. freed ssl siolessc. Prascs sd Co
many vsah scs again BE- srr.ycd 10 srss assisse
e,cb ether. II the brutal sabjuers Of tho GsrosA
revolution had not i"w~,e, sh,ir GRO sssd hssAs
before BcnspMts AID an Alexander. there oos'a
have ben ear. even nos" Saca are the leg
srumblsss OF the p"palar voice. which. By Asd ~.
will speak In sccests Of thunder.
come now 10 the spectacle which the Germsa
Princes exhibit before toe eyes Of rather il
psti.pt public The Austrian Cabinet ssoe IL
b-ei, ming Of J,nu,r. had put IN motion oil ~
sorts OF diplomatic intrigue u lodace tie German
States To coEceutrs'. u great federal army. 'ass
~hch Austrian farces we're 10 enter toa large sx-
tent. oo some point IL southern Germany. wsiaA
Concentration should xpcse France 10 an attack 90
its eastern f1oatiers In this way the Germsn
Cocieders,io was to De- inse'gI,d into ~ ohea-
siye var, ~hll-. at the same nme Austria reserved
cor herself she DIR. ction of that war rrsoluSoa
IL that sense, proposed {" the German Diet -
Frankfort. op the 18Th at Nay, by Hanover was
met b, Herr Won U-sdou. the Pn,ss,sa Pruip>-
tertiary with a formal protest Of bis Goveram'nl
Hence general outbtrst Of pstriot'c IL
cigustion Gu the part Of aas Princes o.
Southern Germsuy. The counterpart WAS nos
eu,ct,d by Prussia The Prussisn q ,verument -
the prorogsc Of is Parliament had secured II
self passing popularity by debating that it ss
| resolved on n line of A" armed ms~ist"s." Hardly
w-oe the Chambers dismissed ~hcn the srned
''uedi,tion" shrunk together 20 thu moro modest
dimension. OF m usal the part of P'ussis n ID
clare i;.ef neutral called .pon 10 do BY France
ond Russia The negative prowrss, although sui
tel, MT 10 arouse the wrath Of tbs Court Of st. 10
tersrurg. was far from coming up to the eIpecte-
tipns If the Prussisn people The armsmen's VI
the Western aud Eastern fortrcsses, coupled -
they were with the calling IA IT the reserves and
,he Laudwehr. we're Intended To allsy tho popular
camor thus raised. On May ~. however, Herr
won Uscdom, in the name of his Governnens
askcd the German Dit to pus the Fed
eral Army OF Obs-rss,ioo under the
direct command OF Prussia, and leave " her ths
whole initiative of the military measures to b
taken. Now It was the turn OF the minor German
Princes secretly backed by Austria. 10 verify their
patriot pretcnsions. Bavaria declared that the
time not Yet come To subject the army Of the
Wttelbacber. to the commands of the Hohenxol-
leus Hanover, with u rancorous " rs qssqss."
rrmiDded Prussia OF It's protest sg,lost Federal
army of observation, To be- concentrated on poine
Of Southern Germany. Saxouy, on its part. $40
no reason why its august ruler should nat DO
intrusted himself with the supreme command III
- ere only with view to set aside the cosficting
pretebsions Of the ilapsburgs and the HohenzA
ltma Wurtemb-rg almost pr-ferre French invs-
sion to Prussian supremacy; and in this way all the
worst reu.ibiscenres of the Holy German Empire
boasted on ienominious revival. The notification
Of Germany for the moment is tho sum total u
these chickering's between it, d,mnutive ruerG
The cry tor the restoration If the German Natioua
Parliament is only the first weak protest. not N
the part of the revolutionary Masses but OF the
anxious. mcdiaiiDg middle classes, against thess
dy uasic obstructNes.
shall take another occasion to speak VI the
Slayonian troubles preparing ia Germany.