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

rsmsn siest 'hs subject Of tho mobilization ar.il
utsis ha nsve sent Ger popositons aooep ed by Aus
ira, ~ tie CAbnat Of the ruilerles.
from letter from Berlin Of June Is
The corps desAse 70 be mOb'xed are the So, 4th, bh
9th, TIN, ara eio ana Toe Gu~rds. rec lat, % and
Rossia. The CHER corps vii, be copoenrated snd only
tpnetnt troops WI De left In Tho provinces 70 garrison
The towns and foIueeses.
From the Kreue Zetung
We are not yet sufficiently well informed 70 cypress
decided opinion upon tn step Of the government Oh!
sincerely hope with the whole country tnas the govern
whto,t having perfectly made ap ts mind
Of action beforehand Let hope That NAY
'nin 10 the welfare Of rruse,a and Of Germany"
[From Tho vclks Ze,lung
we seek The explsnslcn Of tina measure cannot
NJ" !; either 10 the Facts which have place the
theatre OF var or in The oscarsnons actually knoza Of
me tnes, hfbsrto vic.ors still iesa 10 The aar'og
articles ny which cur official press calm pao
hc opnion The Destinations made bberto by the Pros
ike part N he war unless of the hegereut Powers
sboula sssems eponderSnce the other Of
70 M eaten e overshso~ OF the balance OF power In Ga
Tofe Al yet notnrg of the sort occurred the real
pcstou II aussis az Power behind the liae
Of the Njncio.
From the National Zsi.una
The nohil'zshop M Prussisn ccp rnes is dssr
fve SIP bv which Prussa expArtark attitude
.he has hanerto remained ia, and takes vigorous inia
tsnce Of the measure 10 evdent-f s impossible
tn esssn DIM Dsh ns beariog-,bat may coaa,
Other German States against Prusss Of wishing 10 keep
tbs Copieoes. In indecent Deursity, viii
IT Is hgn tine, indeed, that .bese Observation-Disclosures
should ernpate The ttep jussts by aovera
allows the .upposit that, despite dcuities
fstess has been ensctes the essential points be-
tween Austria and the secondary States Of Germany
FINANCIAL CONDITION OF TIE GkRMAN STATES.
from Dresden letter
The principal German bakers hard beset at the
present utmnt BY the disieDt governments TO
Obtain losrs meet ts expenses ,hcir nts.
Bavaria Hanover, WurtembWg, Electoral H.sse, Grand
Durs 3ese ADO many iLird cass States, makias the
mos. .eouciiye Offers rhsre seems however Dte dis
position to take ~ vantage OF them an1 spce Prussia has
decided On modifying o great part Of her army saxon
capitalists iDstesd OF making aavapcas, are en1eavorsg
usw Pruftisn loan, witch has been 1T q premium OF
per cent, At Discount Of per cent, and for
oDg dates sellers mis- ht be founa even at lover figure
In Hanover the frsncia embarrasemens have reached
such point that tbs Minister Of Finance prooosed few
days since, TO employ The capital OF snsng fund OF
the pubic debt Tor the expenses Of the State But the
Council Ct tbe Treasury the members Of which inie
pendent Of The Ministry from being named by the CnAm
berE, refused their consent 70 such measure 90 the
ground that The engagements OF The State towards its
creditors must be respected even IN time Of war.
NEWS FROM VIENNA.
Vienna correspondence fJune iS) OF London Times.
Yesterday evening Count Reohberg left this city for
Verona ana II 10 believed yhat COMMUNICATIONS which
made to bin Thursday last by Baron werher,
the representative Of Pruesa n this Court occasoned his
departure for the heSdqusrss Of Tho Emperor On tns
day mentioned Baron WERNER clossted With the
tfsn Minister tor II two hours and it does not
discussed durrs the prolonged Sssrvs~ Men "s ia
Clce profess 70 think that Prusss liz about to place
herself at the head Of the Germanio Donteaeras,on,
la not Likely that sbe viii take such dscsive step
until abe hss 70 perfect understanding with Austria
friends that was matter little importance 70 Ger
many whether LomhAsdy did did form iategra,
part OF the Austrian empire, and It 10 not improbable
tnat the Pussi4 gosernmeut endeavosng 70 nj axe
arrangement which would satisfy the Lam oaris aud
rot bumiliase Ausria Some members Of tho diplomatic
su lEnl n0Q Hnd
will constlt 70 that part OF Lombardy which Is
to the west OF Peschera and Ssnua if her other Posses
fiors lSly guaranteed TO but not ncnedt to
think that surh lish question has bsen put Prus
Sian statesmen veil Known thai tne Austrian army ID full
Of confidence and that the masters Of the Minco line and
Of the Ty rel de dct0 msserE OF Lobardy long
,be couned 10 the plains Of Lombardy Prussia
vii be able 10 keep her German coafsdsrstss qaiet
attack the Lombaroo Venetian forresscs will cause
q too violent be laid by mere words as the
Tyro will be q sufficient protection the souto-
es Of Germany sboold Psscalera Manua, Lesnago add
Nerot pass INTO other oaDds Though Venice forms
viewed with indifference BY Prnss,a az the possesso,
crest assistance to any PoHer that may be at
Germany On the Rhine Tnese remarks not likely to
ioersi the great bulk OF readers but persons
have mars Of Germany Northern Italy at hand
81 Dice zee tbat the presence or powerful French
In the East OF Lomberdy and In Veaete must necessarily
make the Germans feel nervous and uncomfortable. A.
the attention o. the public he forcby u
the so called Mnco line, some Information CONCERNING
The Mnco, which flows from the Lago di Gards 70
kaDtua, is a. times river OF considerable size aud
depth bst IN summer II is often go shallow that
waded through without difficulty There are bridges
scsoss the Mncio at Peschera Borgheo, Goto, Nvs,a
and Mana the distance between the nrst named place.
about sixteen Engish mi'es The distance be.wseo
bantua ard the spot at which the hincio falls
ne which the u.a aS0o bsvs 10 defend &
little more than twenty miles in leug h, and each
end Of It u fortress which IL 10 exceedingly difficult
TO turn ss the one eschiera is tbs Garda Lake. and
The other Aantua lies in the midst Of boys aud Marshes
which extend to the Pc. Peschera, small on an
Island. s defended by extensive outworks and eph,
"iunett6s" with bomb proof quarters for the troops
These "une'tes" form kind Of fortified camp In addi-
tion to the fortcatons already mentioned there
le bank Of the river The garrison OF Peechea also
the power Of nundatipR the country for miles round
by closing suices which between the lake and the
Naptua which also lies m island has fortified camp
for GOO men, The approaches to Aantua
right and with the left bank of the lake formed by
the Mncio The principal approaches the left
in the direction Of the suburbs Giorgio and Porto the
former being protected by Fort San Giorso and the latter
by the great citadel Of Porto The dkes the rgh, bark
are protected BY the homework" Pradella by Fort
Pieto and BY the redoubt Aghoret.o the garrison Of
Nantua has also the means OF enectuslly inundating
the surrounding country Napoleon resolved 70 have
MsnuA be must be prepared 70 sacrifice 100 900
men, his renowned uncle did NOT get possession OF il
until after he had beaeged eight months and fought
eight or ten battles The French artillery 10 infinitely
moro powerful now than II In 1877, but are the
fortFesses against which il is 70 be employed. A few
years ago Peschiera fort and Verona second
rate fortress but both Of them have recently been greatly
strengthened.
The Verona correspondent OF the augsburg Gase wrote
on the 18th int that the French intend to turn Verona by
sending Nies corps, Savoy BRIGADE and Garipaldi's
mountaneers through the southern Tyrol but they will
arrive ate for authentic information has
here that all the into the Tyro have pro-
perly secured Nothing said In the papers of the pre-
paraons made for the defence Of the yroese passes
anxiety felt on that subject the Inhabitants of the
country well able TO hold their Austrian troops
have just crossed the Stevo into the Valtene this
beves that Lombsrdy may be regsined The Wiener zi
tsng Of this morning contains the following
On the lJb nst bis Majesty pleased take from Count
yulst at bio request the command OF the Army
1ne General OF Cavalry Count schlk VIII the
he second and General Count Degenfed
b TO be commander OF tho Fourth Army.
The official organ says Gyuai resigned but people here
have great confidence In the statement known
eight O'Clock In the morning 10th that Count Schck
was to replace Gyua who aid not arrive al Verona until
tho afternoon Of the same day According 70 private ed
vices from Verona General Hess much better ia health
spirita than he when In Vienna All the hoapala