New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-27

~.x.l y,cpasa that without Ge-usBy Pru@s os.<;
sssSss srsst Pose, !. ths Iesf rr, s,.s AID % ooS
- sev;es 70 abandon Austra 70 ~ ms.snv. n ,yne
PssdA only. mean .nS Which At last fer itsef an
SivsSs unity - to be cut 70 Eeed !. - ,is cc&s Of
a. ~nches cadron fully S Sas snS ,snoyass
.n.sy yin s;as ss ss.s anything more stapd more
hUi We % isreerous, chan the doctrine open
Sspsuca snS secretly su,aggled IN, OF an Ansu,an
n..y and ass of aeSarcation crossing and dis
- anr fstberland which prevaiisd 10 do.' a,,a
S,nS ~oSuced 1906. The interests OF Oh ue,n s;,s
. ~ he came time Prussisn interests, an for
n sbortcomipas errors and misfvrtuDee, ~
ssy;sS osst has always been the protector OF HerI
- sssin,t 6av, ps Turks and FrepchInen. 10 VII rW
~ ths Italian war must take a decided tnrn. WI
Germany be prepared in .few weeks snvua p.,uya
sStmnl.tsue France by the prospect OF the na ;'s
he left side Of the Rhine, ak Prussias
consent to those fronteIs by vue il not caution
Hs.ef Whist we have lacked I'll nov n and
Ist rssm Events have ox S ppoyerb: Time ioet
made them forget the s'ern W"
~, 70 miss the post, reserve for another OPP
..rtup,ty some communications on the commercial
,.pie and the popular movements OF this gay and
sAfve city.
TIA yapn correspondent Of The London Times
..,. that the journey of Prince wndischgrstz TO st.
pstenburg has been postponed s4"e de-
The AIchdnks John is dead.
y A dispstch from Rsgusa says that the austrian
vsr.brir Triton had been blown up. ACCORDING 10
-. secoupt. the number Of killed and missing was
aAo. 60 bat another dispatch says that part OF the
sv we're on shore at the time, and that the namoer
q killed was only four; wounded, y.
rhe Austrian postal service between Trieste ana
l.rsigp ports has been interrupted.
AT an extraordinary sitting OF the Federal Dle' az
Trsplfo,t on the 18th, the proposition OF the Mtay
Commission to put the garrisons Of the Federal Tor
tssses on a war footing was agreed TO. Inc hano'
yerisn Representative proposed that corps Oh o.
ss,vs,on should be placed on the Upper Rhine, but
Ptussis protested against such q measure
80 A Parliamentary Commission had been sitting a.
Re,u 10 examine the exceptional laws rendered nee
ssssry By the present crisis The Minister oil Foreign
Affairs declared verbally before the commission that
Heven II should happen that the efforts ofthe itaans
70 obtain better administration should degenerate
into revolutionary movements, Prussia nevertheless
would see no resson for giving armed assistance 70
Austria. The report Of the commission contains
these words:
I "The stronger Prussia becomes by the harmony
between the King and people, the less can she n.erere
Nv AIMS IN countries where such harmony does not
Syist Enslspd it is sdded would remain neutral as
Sne as her interests were unaffected; aud Prns ga
sinpIy reserved to herself the right Of quitting her
wsfcSful attitude the day on which other Powers In
tesfered In this war"
On the 18th instant, after six hours debate in the
Chamber Of Deputies, during which all parties ex'
res.ed the sentiment Of German nationality, the loan
ssAe for by the Government for the military and
saysl administration together with further means for
ssis,ng money, was unanimously voted. o. the
Ssl,S~ing day, the Upper House unanimously con-