The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-13
From the London Times (Cily ArticIe,) June ls.
PRUSSIA AND GERMANY.


Advices from Frankfort state thai The Ger
man Confederation are understand Ia nav
resolved that $4,000 men 100000 Prussia
and 10000 Austrian) shall be stationed OF
the Rhine. II is also asserted that an ar
rangement has been made for such Austrian
troops as are now engaged on garrison dut,
IN the federal fortresses to be relieved b,
other German troops, SO that they may BE-
set Tree for active operations il Italy or else
where. There were likewise strong rumors
that Prussia will issue some decisive an.
management in the course of a few DAYS. Ac.
cording to prevalent conjecture peace il
TO be proposed to the Emperor Napoleon on
certain conditions, and if these are refused,
Germany Is TO enter into the war. Under
these circumstances there il great anxiety
and stagnatlon in all tie commercial cities,
but It is added that the want Of employment
for money causes numerous investments in
stocks, and prices are therefore well main
tanned. With the existing rate Of expendi.
ture. however, this feature is soon likely To-
cease. The total number of men 10 be called
out ~ Prussia by the recent decree for the
mobilization Of eight army corps will, it il
said. be 100000.
The Berlin official Gazette publishes an
order signed by Prince RadziwiII. General
Commander Of the third Corps d'Armee. an.
nouncing the mobilization of the third Corps.
and similar orders will be issued by the com
manders Of the other corps.
/" This order, tsays the National Gazette
as lar as we can make it out. means that all
those who have been passed over AT the time
OF the examination Of the commissions of de.
pots, or who have been placed on the reserve
list Of the army. are to present themselye,
before the commandment OF the battalion of
Landwehr Of their district
A letter from Berlin dated June Is, saws
Armed mediation WAS decided upon from
the very commencement 81 the war; the on
~ point lett open was tie proper moment Tor
intervening. Prussia did not intend 10 wal,
until the Anstrians were driven out Of Italy.
and was resolved Ia ACT according TO cireum,
stances. The object of Gen. Wiilisen's mis-
sion to Vienna was 10 settle certain prelimi.
nary conditions. Austria has accepted the
Fru.sian proposals; size has made concession.
as regards reforms 10 be introduced into Italy
much greater than PtussIa expected. but there
has been no question Of territorial change
or diminution Of the Austrian possessions in |
Italy. 10 possession OF these concessions. |
Prussia will appeal to the moderation Of The
Emperor Napoleon; she will offer them 10
hun, leaving TO him Tie glory Of having OBJ.
tanned them Tor the Italians. The basis Of /
The Prusslan propositions will naturally be /
the territorial integrity Of Austria.
- great i the confidence inspired by The
straight forward intentions OF lie Emperor
CT the French, that 4 reconciliation Is not
despalred OF as som as the cannon shall have
spoken ITS last word. But il may be object.
Ell, why does Prussia select the present mo.
ment Tor this mediation Well, if IL must
be out, this step Of the Prussian Government
y reply 70 Prince GortschakoiI's circular.
which has aroused ia Germany certain sue
aud. consequent thereon. a
iistrust Of Prussia. suspected Of being still
more or less under the influence Of Russia.
Prussia could not remain under the weight
Of such dlstrust. she has replied to il by call.
ing out 100000 fighting men.
" Real patriots reason thus. The enfre
Element Of Austria would lead 10 tie moral I
destruction Of the authority IL GERMANY IN
Europe; this state Of weakness must not BE-
and Germany must maintain us no.
,iiion. This national chord once touched il
FiDfates throughout the whole land. prus.
"a has Just taken the first step Of a ma.
ion proud oiits nationality. She places her.
ell q the head o. Germany The Prussian
will probably remain silent IN the
'nblect q the mobilization until Prussia sLall
have sent her proposition. accepted by Aus, |
RIA, TO The Cabinet OF the Tuileues."