The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-30
BADEN to support Prassia.

LETTER TO COUNT BrsnARcK.
Aa Il tbe Grand DucSy q Baden. has forwarded The
following letter 70 Count Bismarck:-
y. Ii CoMn.-The struggle between Prussia and the
ualler German States which have consplred with Aus
TIA having broken out into sanguinary civil war; all
considerations forced 70 observe no long as u was
& useul action upon the basis Of firm principles ecede
to the background The entrance OF the Grand Ducal
sssrous suemes among the number Of the States allied
p he preservation Of Austrian supremacy IN Germany
ard Of that federal night become Incompatible wsn ana
inpoesble 70, the national interests OF the Germen
people prevents from continuing TO take mp this po
oon relieves from any considerations Of regard
prsssure BY he States adjacent 70 Baden has t
impossible 70 tho patriotic ruler q my native land 10
Yhdrsv hssi1. rom TIA shameful aliance Of all set-
Nh nd tratorous passions contains further summons
b Jeas upon my part 70 combat 70 the extent OF my
powers those governments who have not hesitated 70
upon pretsxt Of federal right they have themselves
misinterpreted II Is my intention TO carry ont to the
fullest extent the simple task now incumoent upon
conscience May this msconcepton Of the position Of
German Federal princess as revealed by the latest cso-
buttons Of the Diet be the Inst abuse effected by Haps
burg intrigue by OF the cnninely addnced Federal
right brought forward by the Vienna Cabinet for my
Federal war, wantonly brought down by the middle
States upon their peoples and upon Germany must for
INC future Dc guarded against, ror sns purpose ~ :
son created In 1915 for her own service by Austria and
always found ready to serve, shall Be broken up and
ssuAdrdo Itself in future from the decomposng influence VI
shts ACQUIRED policy Of he vinna G 1f 49,.
nyour Excclency Is prepared TO do the work thor
sughly and stand Arm In the until the mpor
sani objects Of all the efforts of the German people for
han a century are attained, you will always find me
ready TO cooperate in such fashionng OF German state
relations will OF itself result from the overthrow
The Austrian power based upon the % o. al
che sovereign rights Of the governments allied with
Austria for that purpose As at the present time but one
am exists so make also no further condition for my
ofer than tho energy Of will 10 attain that aim any
psico. empower your Exccency, II you consider IL
neeful TO publish this letter.
Acc pt H. 10 Comic the assurance OF my dlstin.
guisbed esteem. koG0ENBACH
The German Dict.
me official record Of the proceedings Of the Diet
which led TO It's removal from Frankfort 10 Augsburg.
The Federal Assembly at its sitting of the 18th OF
July has resolved that In view OF circumstances
and with the object Of maintaining alike ts freedom OF
scton and its relations remaining faithful TO the Fed
sra Pact 70 transfer professionally its sttings to Augs
burg. II consequently determined that the Minis
Ger President should address In the name OF the As
eenby the following letter TO the chief burgomaster OF
me movements Of the enemys troops impose upon the
Of deliberations TO the security Of It's relations
with the governments u represents. Tho gravity
Ssw and PAINFUL Civilizations which 'pp Is sG Swy
determined TO fulfil, and the Assembly hopes 10
discharge hs duty towards The governments and
struggle for tho right and liberty OF Germany IN In
euring the free action OF the High Federal Assembly,
which represents equally the ndissolubity OF the ma
sona bond and the cohesion Of tho Germanc countries
- has therefore resolved TO transfer prov sionay It's
sttings 10 Augsburg and TO invite tho diplomatic repre-
aentstyes accredited to the Confederation follow
ahither In quitting temporarily Frankfort expresses
40 the city It's warm acknowledgment OF the patriotic
sentiments which ft has increasingly manifested during
many vicisstudes OF German dcstines. Tsese senti.
uente Frankfort, with the lively interest which she
takes in the freedom and greatness u Germany will
ksow how to retain. The governments fcipgsl 10 me
rptdedi Pdo and represented in the high Assembly Will
ron nue firmly and unshrnkingiy 10 take part In the
snse OF right and OF the country against secession and
nncroarhment and the Federal Assembly therefore,
copnding In the ultim victory OF the good cause,
express the hope that within the walls OF this city rich
IN recollectons OF German greatness the representa-
hives OF the German princes and peoples may again
meet establish upon durable bases the power and
sbe liberty OF Germany. BAKoN DE kUBECk.
RussIa aud the North Sea Ports.
The North German Lloyd steamer Hansa, which ar
rived Yesterday from Bremen, brings intelligence that
the took formal possession on saturday July
IA ~ the Hsnoveran port Gceetemunde, near Bremen,
IN the presence Of prussian and Hsnoverian comus-
popers and supposed thai Gsestcmunde VIII al once
be s,ade Prussian naval port
The Battle Of Kissinaen.
A correspondent Of the Paris 7s~ps writing from
1bw encounter founded no says, on report OF Field
Marshal Prince Charles dated from schwenfurt July
trom ihs Il would appear that on the evening Of the
an a yuv the feld marsha warned OF the Prussian
sdvspcs AGAINST Bruokensu and Hamelsbure concenta
a. be -four Infantry divisions
- Ne norsaa v Vie losh We PTusuAna siaacssd