The New York herald., 1866-06-04

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sessons Of tho Crown, all the political influence that
might accrue TO wisely and econom cally manag'
DIesng the national territory. Garbsdi recaive on,
mand with the rank Of general and 4: sr co"s,
twentysx thousand men az enrolled in Ss ". =.
for war and only. 70 be restrained nation eager
strength nsshoO ,Ss pa;,vs Gy sSs soSy sSs
JT Far drsrent is the s.t. sequence Of its attack
whether Prussans or o. W. "s ~ o M ne Te.n pcop
would seer that h' With pressn. sem
sa,un ~ 70 have ~ Of every thinking Englishman have
people. have moro than once observed that the
& Jf Count Bismark so far as 1t be gathered
D .erlaad He is, no doubt patriotic Prussian but
20 is Prussan on'y His purpose Is to enlarge tho
analogy with. tho craftsmanship by which Cavorr
turned the kingdom OF Sardinia into the king
aS@ s S would .ns be s sso Insss
much sympathy with the German Courts.
would care f nhcr inevitable medatization were accom-
pshed by the present minister But Count Bsmark
recalls TO the mind Of his neghbors the most question
able exploits Of the Pussian monarchy, and whatever
under the shadow Of the Prussan throne may be- they
fear that the aggrandzcment Of Prussia effected by
tion Of German territory foreign dominion Thus the
same national spirit which mpels Italy TO war in the
tSse nope q gng mps tho pdsan and
losing one. We cannot wonder, then, that from
Prussia and the MINOR States We hear Of nothing
designs ,of the government Tho Prussans. we
doubt not would gladly the Ouch es annexed if this
government But they not inclined to ay too dearly
even for port In the Baltic and commanding position
on sn9 ocean An the kingdom voice ha: been
confederation and joining IN what are looked upon the
reuoi,aiona'y designs af Haly This feeling is not
fined to civilians, to liberals In politics, to those who
live by industry and trade In spite OF the threatening
attitude Of Austria. who is massing her hafcivl,zc
the military spirit which generally possesses the young
and enteprsng part Of people the prospect war;
to serve which 10 said TO amount almost to resistance
The Pusian army, which 10 popular In its constitution
sDS sy % has no
Of which are likely 70 bc grea. national misfortune
judged from the meeting which took place on Sunday
at Frankfort Tho Congress Of German Deputies
sebled to the number Of two hundred and adopted on
the recommendation OF It's committed, resolution
demning Il declared those who might cause one
ened with % the nst,on" saecrasioD % those an ns who
might attempt to dispose OF any portion
Of German territory to foreigners The meeting also
passed resolution favor Of the neutrality Of States
not actually engaged in tho dispute and declared that II
is their duty to retain their forces intact that If
the territorial integrity Of Germany 1t will be by
the tener Of the resolutions how the fear of the
eventual loss Of TIE Rhine ipels the German people {,
cpposs and to condemn the policy Of Count Bis
mark.
leagued against Austia is fair to conclude that there
still remains possibility that may be stayed, and
probability that Il begin u may before long bc checked
assume that Austria win have sufficient self command
not TO repeat the mistake Of 1859 and destroy
the influences that okn0 in her tupor by attack
on either Of her adversaries II sho cannot consent
to take the advice OF Europe and part with Venea. her
be restrained BY the protests Of her own people and BY
the warnings Of the Gar who sad to have
against the sggrandzcment Of the KINGDOM at the ex
pcnsc OF the minor princes II may b, that the Italians
aided tey sure % k dvafd Il is almost needless,
hnru t1.o
the main direoed by the French Emperor II he declares
iadutisedy IN fau.r peace then . Is probable TINT Et
quiity unlcss the Powers meet at the approaching
ference In spirit Of concession Tho root Of the whole
this Power could bo prevssd upon 70 Yield to e wishes
OF Europe and renqush its disactod province II wond
establish claim on their good VIM which could not be
bring Count Bisssark b reason. ar n9t
now AUSTRIA DEPENDS vENErrA.
From La France, OF Paris, May 81.
| The Austrian tactics at tins moment undergoing
change which presents Itself 70 the notice Of the least
the P0 from San Benodeo TO Osgla has been literally
evacuated and the left bank Of the river which is tho
real ground for srategca operations, is alone
upon FOR defence. At Monscice and Stanghcla upon
the branch railway line which Padua and Row.
60 the military preparations Of q truly formid.
has been cleared Luneties have been erected at
various points and the covered way round Rovigo is
volunteer force under the command Of Garbad st.en
tion seems to have boon specially directed TO the line Of
Ss .Ss S" es ro''s s, nS y,n sId
! through vnlsugana, Forzaso, Feltre Belluno and
Galore Within few days there will be a. least 80 600
men upon this line 200 Tyroese chasseurs have
called upon from the mountain districts TO defend the
dc1es through which attack s anticipated All tho
gunboas on the lake have been drawn up Pcschera
except which keeps guard between Sazise and Ser
misnne and which Is constantly employed in taking
soundnes OF the lake at all points Yesterday upon q
false alarm that Garibadi with volunteer force was
approaching the lake, General Kunn, who the
troops on tie line OF tho Tyrol pushed forward 600
fn Mauta
sbaido In Daimata landing Is also apprehended and
from Venice and Poa the whole coast is being lined with
soldiers and artillery In the last named town Tic in
habtants have been ordered TO lay IN supply OF pro-
visions for SIX months 70 leave the place Roads are
along the course OF the rivers as though important
| action was expected In those distrcta
0ARIBALDI's ACTION.
l The following Is from the Aovinento Of 0enoa.--
General Garbadi, who accepts the command OF the
volunteers has demanded from tho mmssion nj Flor
cnce that the corps of Genoese and IOmbardian carb
should bc reserved him and also the formation
OF Hungarian and Polish legion. He mas nominated
as chief M Of the ambaancc Rortan q the stat Core,
guides and one OF engineers selected from among the
volunteers and four Ave batteries Of artillery from the
General Garbadi has Just issued the following address
| 10 the young men Of Payia:- ~
| DEAR FRKNps-Faithiu 10 your glorious traditions
DO not fail TO respond to the summons made you.
and myself hope that all the youth or italy win mi
tate your example Italy expects from you good will,
concord ana war 70 the last extremity against foreign
oppressors BE united and our triumph 10 assured
Heaven grant for the welfare Of all that there be d.
vieiona 49,.
Believe me with you O. GAHTBAIDI
The Laiie Of the 18th OF May states that Ricco, GAi.
baldi the youngest son OF the general arrived at Bo
logna the night before
THE LATEST.
LIvKRrcor, May Bpm
The European crisis remains unchanged The state
ment that all the Powers have assented congress 10
premature but II s confirmed that tho invitations have
been sent out
The Danub1an Question.
BucHAREr May 21, 1s66
Prince Charles OF Hohenzollern having teiegrnphed
the provisional government his arrival al
Mcssrs Golesco and Haralame have set 70 receive
him.
The Paris Pd,rie OF May 2l publishes some particulars
relative 70 the journey OF Prince Charles Of Hohenzoern
to Turna states that the Prince travelled incognito
and adds-Hc descended tho Danube In Austrian
steamer, and on dscmbarking at Turna accosted wal
laohlan sentinel TO whom he said, T Prince Charles
OF Hohenzoucrn; ! comply with the wishes Of the