The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

4th Of Nay. and the Rama Of Nuggur with his followers
had fed to the Kainwur hills adjoining Nuggur. which
| the British forces had invested.
TIE WAR FEELING IN GERMANY,
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Appeal To Germany Against rrance-Can
Prcssis Direct tine Waf:-Brftish Ooinions
on the Results OF the Struggle, &c.
From the ADgemene Zetupg-Augsburg Gazette
WHAT ARE WE WAITING FOR?
The urgency thai Germany join toe war AGAINST
WIN ner whole strength tost austria must be
eit soated-tbat TO say the ur hthis unavoidabIe
Necessity bias been often SO Clearly mt in u"nr
coumnt-the conviction of this necessity has been SO
nnmsakaoly recognized IN every part OF Germany-that
II would be carrying water TO the il we were 70 Adj
vance addlsooai gfounds-were to TO look upon
Tie question 10 any other light than a question of
the sword "
many Ia ready as far is requisite; the enemy In NOT
We possess good line of from Rassdt 10 tho
camp powerful army of proue,nS II =, a.
vancipg it, Each of these fortre fully provided with
everything The enen, has nothing of the kind TO oppose
tot We aso possess hemiDg force for lie At
tack. Area5y two German cops dayusee25O COO men
from the Middle Ehine 900 from the Upper Rhine
could invade France, and march Paris In Franca
there remain scarcely than $50 600 fighting
these men must keep down revolution in the towns and
defend o1ier 100 miles In extent II is clear that ia sv
could only bring inferior force against each German
army. Should they attempt it they would nfaiblv he
beaten, for they have Napoleon TO encourage tnn,
by his startling movements In a very snort time the de-
csve action would take place under the walls or PARIS
II the French capital ia admirably fortiasd I'm. 4;
has not Sufficient garrison defend every Dont and
entered Paris must captuate We do not take into
account the moral depression which would be caused
among the French people the Of their armies
and the assistance that would be given by those VINO are
the sworn enemies Of the Napoleonic desootlsm
Bnt We are told, our coasts-our unprotected coasts
and the mighty French feetl We repIy-a Determined
invasion OF France, well directed blow that viii De felt
in ais that the best protection Of csssts To at
tack coasts army is cessary and thew have
not spare. Moreover our coasts are bv No
means So .ney are p,o.scsed by nature and
Let call to mind the fight at Eckern0rde and the
facility with which Russia defended her long length Of
coast in the Baltic against the combined fleets OF France
and England But ehps-our poor Simpson the high
seas. WIN not the French cruisers capture them ali
No. So far, we learn, our ship are on their
guard at the worst, the Of declaration of var
will be conveyed by steamers fast as any French
cruisers Our ships will make for safe ports England u
close at hand. Some loss must of course be Incurred
But the sooner the uncertainty which no weighs upon
trade and commerce is at an end the lesser VIII be the
loss
The right to make immediate attack upon France ia
ours never can We claim better one The Emosror of
the French has in distinct manestoes announced bs
breach Of the treaties upon which peace and order ara
founded He is the sggressor whom We
must brig to reason. he did succeed even for
dsy, in making the press in Englahd or Russia believe
that Austra was responsible for the war Tainted till
she could no longer stand it, deserters from her army
into free companies under very nose Austria
only anticipated he attack by few weeks ana selected
man is already war with France
Are not Trieste merchants ship oxners German citi
prOOertVY
not Trieste ships been captured by French cruisersp SHAH
we, then, wait until come German city has bean bonn
naroeof surrey france mas gwen us provocation enough
Finally the object Of our struggle clear and plain be-
iore u.s. we advance on Paris 10 upset Napoleon DELI
yer the world from nightmare which has too long sirea
dy oppressed its chest, 10 destroy system which is
plseue to morality, right AID civilization. The reward
for our sacrifices and sbors be than Assce
line Of Luxembourg BY Metz and Nancy 70 Basel that IA
tai weoge which strikes SO deep into the German terrific
ry which long has offended every eve jn Germany on
the map Of Europe must haul do an the French flag Ma
poeon overthrown Alsace and Lorraine resored IN
that alone Ia object that concerns US more espe
ciay What then, becomes Of FranceP What system OF
she chooses adopt her own business the
nation which has submitted to Napoleanc dssnot
ism, let decide it's own fate; but we must provide
against third Napoleonic confusion
IT, then Che necessity OF taking field apapst France
Clear already fully prepared 10 strike when
We have right on our SIDE when object lies plain be-
stn in scsbbard Why drown the shrili blast
Of the war trumpet, which will vbrate throughout Ger
fear Of Russia and to be the aid Of Eng.
andY Now, this 10 the point which ought 70 urge u
cot 10 oeay one moment longer but TO take ec-
sion, and with a. strength 70 straight TO the scS
England and Russia have not yet quite made up their
minds their ncllnstions evident but they sal hest
tate to join in general war. great event. mighty
fact, which would resound throughout Europe would
bring them TO decision Let US give that mighty fact
Its success In both directions cannot fail turn 10 our adj
vantage declaration of by the whole OF Germany
against France Will nslbly bring England to our aide as
an ally, aud awe Russia into quiet.
The English people entertain hatred and anger
against Napoeonc France but IL is not the less song for
that; simply shoulders would soon be fanIed into
flame. England has already put up with too many in
suite has too long been chatting the friendly chain OF
France: and Cherbourg thorn In her SIDE This feel
ing shows itself plainly enough England just now in the
sudden change in the language the press and In the
preparations Of defence she is making But mobiles and
citizens are both averee TO great war; they have had
war and expenditure enough lately Moreover they are
greatly occupied with great question of goversm re-
torD which has long waited solution, this question
dvices the people into factions All this unhsppiv is
true Nevertheless, all these obstacles and reasons Win
great fact stands before the clear intellect Of the English
peop,e-Germapy is marching on Paris Then the
viii be aware that the hour has struck TO do away
Tor once and ever With prepondera.ins French aeet,
action and then, when TIE Queen of England makes her
speech from ne throne on the III Of June De shall haue
nothing 70 fear from Russell Palmeraon Ainishy.
But Russis Will she not crush US with her armiesq
Has che not ALREADY treaty with France and shall
France and Russia We think such madness would con-
tain no email sprpking Of sound common sense. The
war given correct idea OF the capabilities Of
Russia She heavily, and it takes her many
months nrrg imposing force into tue deld Before
the poserfu Russian columns could reach tue German
frontier should have finished with Paris and that
news would considerably delay the advance Of the
supposiDg even that Russia had already All her AVAIL
able troops ready for action-that we compelled
a, the same time 70 w:ge war on our west as well
be terrible natter Let reckon up accurately how
many thousand Sighting men Russia been able 70 as
smcupt does not exceed $50 900 or 100000 Let u.s. on
the other hand sum up what Prussia Austria and the
OF Germany (actuAly prepared wsr) can bring at
once into the beld not To speak Of have
tum total Of 500 600 1900 pieces Of
artillery. This force will surely suffice Often
nve war against France and Q defensive war against
Russia
We DO not. however, suppose that things so DANCE
rous as we have put them sudden and energetic war
against France win shield from war With Russia.
The Cabinet Of St Petersburg has, rue-at least we
are willing to admit much-entered INTO some agree
the Cabinet the Tuiercs hostile TO Germany
We can already trace the symptoms Of such an UNDER
standng Russia keep the power Of Germany in check
that IL may not take In the against France
this j, TO be by the concentration Of armies OF
Observation On our frontier, and BY indirect enas0 we