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prevented from heinz 6faTGf IL IaTd Ijs sI;19s
to bis oricinal ;dea of begn Observation-Disclosures. 9.
| in June. but Kinr Victor Enmnaef n scsrrejy.
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k.f1au, ,his riekeet. .pco,;nac.. insnelioa NV
SYSTEMATICALLY pQuudersd by. Counf ETnfai and
Tie Austriai1su@ Tie compia,nti Of :the fhhahf-
.tants ii Yercef. Mortara. Norara etc. rehl3 i5c
heart of tie beneyofent Einr, Who Tas tjoF yet
accustomed himself to The worst Features of
a war, which entails not only losses il battle,
ulation. Count Gyutai, However, does bis work
in such a. eaectiye ray, that .1e had to re-
port to- ,Vienna that within fortnight the Lo1u-
tlGna will hare 10 furthef resc6ures for feeding
/ his army, and be will hive to recfoss the ftot-
tier By TINT time, however, t3eu. Hess md the
Emperor are expected 10 be in 1taly uu1d.to
take tie command. ~.
Englaud's attitude IS nut ret c!earlY defined
The torr cabinet relics exclusively On the iayor 1
Of the Court. and has, therefore, Austrian teun-
ings. This 55Mp31HE il, fuIlS pnferstood By
Cardinal 'Wiseman, who knows likGvise, that
Austria ineans The Pope and the ,Concbrdat. He
| accordingly supported the tory candidates With
all biz might IN Ensland; as well as in Ireland
and the 0rnngemen Of our days did not rcpu-
diate the helping hand 6f. the Ronian Catholics,
if their party could onlv yet {, majority. But
the tories did, nqt. st. N, IT,, apa rtha1r
only hope how, lies 10 the spnt te,a eeh Lord
John Russell, Lord PaInerston and John Bright
desire fol- non-interrention and strict neutrality,
in town meetings al1 over the country, aed the
Ministry. had TO- Field, and to, publish q royal
plrptlatiatioh to this eff ct. However. Lord
Malmesoury stlil tries to persuade the Emperor
arp pfsass e9en 1 I M sn sSs @ e ss s nsdd to Gst
n de GsF@an C6afSaGfatio6 ;sd6dld bs declared
neutral, uQdeg The ptetsxt. that the Christian
populations OF Turkey would rise aSninst the
Sultan, should the approach Of the war, to their
shores rouse their wariike 'propensitics. Int
Napoleon has ~ yet 90 intention Of setting free
the AnStf'an army Of "a QUO men now. .seattered
along the Da!matiaa coast, and to enable it to
6ecome the reserve Of the great Italian army, he
thercfore declines. any such stipufations and
tlads' that even his promise Of respecting
the territory. Of the German Confederation
glEes the Austrans m undue advantage. :!
The English middle and working classes fc-
gard the Austrian leaninss Of theiiTf aristocracv
with great distr,1st, and a cries Of mcetiurn
against this tendency has been lately arranged
to begin to-day at ths London Tavern 1.-The L6rd
Mayor to be in the chair, and Kossa,th to spcak.
MnnchesteE,. Bradford and Glasgow ;prc 10 fol-
low: with monster demonstrations, in oraer thu3
to tie the hands of the Cabinet during the Par.
linmeptary recess, and to prevent Lord Malnet-
bury fronii entering into entausliug alapces.
The ppaition of:P-us.iu is kt;iI mnfe cr5t;ca1
The educated c!asses Of Germany arc seized by
Teutonic furore against Napoleon, The cou.sf-
vatives Representing him with an ailiunce with
the revolution abroad. and the t;lrrals with h;s
despotism ct home, They swallow syen tae
Concordat, and wish to do buttfe for Austria.
that incubus On German liberty. in.the f,ooJ
natured belief that a. soon as franc;s .Iostnh
is saved By German aid, and italy crushed Us
soon as he becomes strong aud powerful n,.u;u
dance to tie rune ot German evcan univ and m" my
man liberty. The Prince of Pr,ss;a m III ~.
other hand feels that # an.tria shnr,J W ,oas nc
her Non Cer1nanic nrorinrns no,h;n,. aa,,5J ,v1
pteyent the Unconstitutional of no,rarf',i
German Empire under the n1snces - |
Prussia. he therefore temnorizes nrnvents tha
concentration OF an army Of Observation m ffa
Rhine. and declares semi-ofIicialiv in tha cn1~
ogne Ga-etfe that Prussia has NJ ;ntareat ~ T.,
supporting Austria in Italr in awarnrec;n;ta,oi ID
by The Court of Vienna aoa;nst ~ 49, ~
Prussia. and in defense nf no1cv ns-an as. ~ "
nroved hr f2er1nnnv Tha +a,pnar p - .he ap'
fisb ncon,e wh;cb w;ahs, ~ noth;. ~ ~ Ins
cacerfr than for nentrai;t1 .nJ ~, ~ hotuug more
arncr'ents of Rnss;a VIII ~ :. 'ne sospicous
larre forces On he prnssn- srst,;on f1nn,g
strengthen 'thc position Of The Prince Pa"sns'
Sill e !. nj oar1n;n ,rbosher H. iii
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