New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-23
PRUSSIA.
2 Of The London Times.


BsRLfy, Aug. T. 1859.
The fruits Of the peace Of ViI-ir4ncs very bitter
in tbe moths Of the Pfus-ian Minister'S. vOn
Sci leIitz, the Minister Tor Foreign AFFAIR.", 7ts pa
tien,y Of his Office Mt ~IhtahdI tue beat VI tue
weather instead If f. ~ si0g the Pince Regent "a
Os,ud, in tie hope thst the Antrian apologies may
still BE- fOrttcOuDg. Bot A1s'n,ls 10 DO hu'Ty ID &c
kIos Iedge that her accn~atio1s are uoioahde1 an
sle rather OF he cobJa,y, expecs thai 'ns-'s VII
srocpize to her. TIE history # the n-g, l>Ins be-
tween the two S'at,s from the mOu'h of February 10
the preteJt TINE hoe been gwen e the p1blc 10
tuall yellow pso pole' compll-d fon otlcal informs
ton but " besirg suy tiitlal charact.r rms "as
- mf:-O ftTuihe chCseo by VI. Won SchleultL -
preierab ofoia bloc book. TIE color l. fer
ent Int the effect the same AID NJ. Won 'plclohz
is ctnseQueny exposed tothe re lfgs OF the Austrian
Minister just uch If he nat taken his o"n de-
ierse ID hsnd himself.
This ruptu'--fOr it il almost rupure-bet Teen
AustTis snd PIussa pre,etts great d1ngers 70 Ger
m.ly. Tie Princes Of the smsl-r States, sseng
the hopelessuer- # luosUg Tor protection from tue
mot powerful m.mbeIs ~ the Bunt, are trroog
Their thouE bis toward Paris. The represent stives
OF soue OF them ale sresdy rubbing tneir noses on
the Imperial tbresDhOid sDt applying ID very lodi
whispers fer pa,oon. In D,rms sdt tne police have
ordered oil tie works .t b-ive 20 France 70 bs re-
MOI ed from the bookst,rs' Windows. In Wurtem
berg the prohibition to export h'res has been re-
pehed Wit, ont consulting toe o'her States Of the
ZollvsrsiD. TIE prohibition not a formal reso'ys
OF that body, bnt ssreed 10 in an Unofficial way;
each Sovereign To, refore legally exercise his own
Tie walt If heroes 10 Fran ce TO be still very
great In NJ. cslenburg the horses raised for the
bizeon # the c"ilngent have been sold aod three
fourths of them have been purchases by FIeocn deal
rs These bores must b. token round bS sea- but tue
WurteI berg market, which has just been thrown pen,
is on he ir nu.r If France. rbe king wa, few
wetka ego, the most eager ter war of all the German
Princes be ~ poR, therefore, the move a0xOus -
mske his peace viii the coDqueror There are lot
waiting hose wbo Der the Confederation Of the
Rhine, end think t. renewal not in possible. Ii il de-
peDoed only Cd the Prbces il might perhaps come to
pass bat tue people have now poserf1l voice snch
quesii, rs, ana they become a anFreoch - they
y, receive Frabce 10 be successful. But however
subseivient the Soveregus usy be inclined to show
tie selves, their people will rot early be brought
TO acquiese in thing which betokens French in-
terest.
The King of Bavaria, wlose obivelrous speeches
two mouths ago the a iuiratiOn Of Austria sod
Aus,rariziDg G.rmupy hGs been eager TO apologize
tor the p.sssge Of troops through his territory
plea that he oid not know where they wee solngF
Berlin, Aug. }.
] told you in my last how Bsrou vnn S,heiutz not
witbstandiDg the heat OF Berlin and the ALLURE men Of
Ortepd, lpsers At the Foreign oic-, looking for
due apologies, which do not arrive. The Austrian
Minister has Indeed waited upon him, 10 make
but to demad ratl-faction for the misdpngs
Of PIu,ss IN regard To illued ally. In the IN fiji
cial pamphlet entied Prussia and the Peace Of Vutd
Ganc0, II is said that Austria be-. An the war with
arrogance, to conclude it srb humiliation" Thus
self evident truth is highly ofer.ive to he Emperor
Francis jose Jh who regards the expressions per-
soDs Dsu and bss ut truct.d bis Minister 10 demaOd
eati,actioD. N DE Sc elIiz ser said tn this
Ian did not trouble the stream that toe
pamphlet oicsl document that the courts
Of law are ope' to His Imperial Royal ADD Apostolic
Maj.ey. ms node OF Jedress is bot likely 10 be
sorted, bnt great poi0 has been gsined. couoter
charge is establshej, which may divert attention from
Il IIuth.spe, king PR cama alton, ard enables Aus
ira TO the offensive. Sc prnf-s-es herself
deeply wIopged, but agosninouzly offers make it
up Prussia Will only apologize. aud dismiss the for
egD Mister Poor man He d. srIy loves his ease.
lie was looking to the moment Of his release from the
care Of Cihce when Austria maiciDnsly demands his
dismssal ara thus FL, usly putishes him. by fore
Ing hin for honor cake TO rub for time loug-
En- He ali hardly get any ssa-bathing this year.
Cabinet order for the reorganiz .fion Of the army
was igLed by the Pfince Regent before leaving for
Os,tLc. The hardsbips ebtsied upon ind vldu ais by
the late mobilization, determined the PRICE no longer
10 delay measure OF which the necessity has long
been felt. Prussia has not been bet ind the age in
introducing all the mechanical Dpro, ements of recent
year, and the conteJ ated changes not nscessi-
tsteo by these. The object is TO proportion the means
OF ratons defence 20 the population and resources Of
the country. In 1915, when the Landw ehr a. it at
present crisis ized the entire populate did
not exceed l0,OO0JO0, and il calculated to give
with the regular army, force Of 100000 men. The
Iuso exceeds II 0Oo, 000 bat during the pas.
~ yeaTs ct pTOfOnI0 peace not thought sces-
saIy to Increase the dsp0ssble forces Doe third OF
each years contingent was therefore cent back to their
homes Now II L determined to return TO tue original
sytteH, by when every man capable OF bearing arms
bound 10 serve tba IN Of necessity tue ar py
vii smourt 70 upward Of 200 900. This arrangement
ofefs many aoysLtsges, beside the increased force
which places at the disposal Of the State 1t will
allow Of the time Of service being reduced from three
oiwo yeas and Is also inenc ed to alter the CON-
position Of the three classes INTO which the Land
l. divided, so that toe first call q. least may affect
smaller number Of married men, AID thus spare a.
many families as possible the suferings which the
absence Of father must eosu. TIE a. of the feet
"a NIL hail he fr,r, n. H.
second will Include ell the males up to 81 instead Of
at present, 20, ana the remainder of the population
VIII compose the last class, Landsturm, as it is
called. Married men not thus exempted from SER
wee, but the proportion Of married men under the age
OF - OF course less tnan that Of those under 3d. Toe
details OF the measure ere Lot yet decided on but
understand that 1t will irclude very considerable
Icrease both in cavalry ard Ifautry Of the regular
s9y, and that i also in contemplation to place all
the officers OF the Lendwehr the per nanent est SD.
hshment. Ii this intention be carried OUT the L.nd.
W.hr VIII become effective body auy res ular
troo ps III the world This is calculated 10 be
POI uar among al csses the reduction of the time OF