The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
BY YESTERDAYS MAIL.

TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE &c. 1866.
BY YESTERDAYS MAIL.
Latest from Washington.
WARRINGTON Juno 2l.-A report was made from the
Committee Printing In favor OF printing 90 ooo extra
copies of the majority nd minority reports OF tue CON
print 1oO 600 OF each and that they be printed to-
Tho receipts from Internal Revenue solely for
this fiscal year. to this date cunt to $500 C07.9G4
In this city as well for now and better Presidential
Mansion, is giving rise to numerous projects having
introduced resolution instructing the Committee
Public Buildings and Grounds to inquire into the expe-
land between Maryland avenue and Pennsylvnna,avc
east OF tho Capitol to for tho pur
dontial Mansion, and to report by bill otherwise
The resolution waa adopted Tho land alluded to com.
prises about two hundred acres on the finest part OF
Governor Hamilton. of Toras. has been horo for
tho President in regard to the political status OF the peo
Tho mail transportation on tho 1st d,y Of July will
far exceed that of previous period under the Gov
ernment, and with good reason to believe better ar
the convenience and interest OF the whole
people Among the recent contracts is one for service
from Ytcksburg to New Orleans In suitable table and safe safe
route will be supplied regularly three times week.
biz was IN n the Senate to change the
ga from Marietta 10 Atlanta.
Tho remainder of tho duy consumed in oon sidor-
The proceedings in tho House this morning were not
Of sufficient interest to warrant our reproducing them
here especially the substance has already been given
by telegraph, a,
Foreign.
- The Austrian army amounts to 100000 men OF
whom $4,000 oppose the Prussians aud 100000 the
striekiy forbidden army correspondence. TIL, army
opposed to Italy, commanded by Archduko Albrecht
16OUO oroats s60oo cavalry, 5000; siege artillery.
5000; coast artillery, 1000; field batteries, 1900. The
Of all classes 900 men, s26 guns. reported that
the Turkish navy will also defend the eastern shore Of
the Adriatic.
From the London correspondence of the New Y ork
Times copy the following relation the
ing topic of the hour; ..
If tho German Dict to which Austria has referred the
settlement Of the Duchtes acts with spirit It may de-
ala is obstinate. would be declaration OF war against
her by the whole German Confederation. In that
Prussia would be obliged either to renounce her policy
and pretensions fght austria and all Germany be.
side leg Legally and consttutionaly arrayed against her
Italy In league against Germany. l,
remember no war complicated as this vii. be; and
once begun, defy 10 foresee how it will
Prussia and Austria accuse each other, and both dc.
for the
70 declare against Prussia and Italy It ts possible
chance Of success. France and Russia united, could
command peace; and If is not preserved 1t is in
Italy is at once entSusiastc and desperate As to
men, the numbers are unimited 1t is means. arms and
unltlons ana dlsclpne which mey be tn6ufoient for
turned up the following curious document Il purports
polsop. who has lately made frequent Visits to the
iune9ies. ,iTGi, & He Is reported ported to have said
out he spring, ny 1tserln law viii "sHea
durable The public debt increases every year. This
cannot last The King has repeatedly written to the
rather be plain ohevaitr do cnrIgnan than play the
part Of sovereign who secs himself daily driven toward
y s spring e Would attack the zas
be nS but he knows
giving
cupy misunderstanding Turin. But then the sua-
desire to maintain peace he could not permit Austria
to destroy the work Of France In Italy he will be
frary TO all expectation. the Emperor leaves my father
inaw In tho lnrch he would prefer to became King Of
which weighs upon him respecting italy What most
probable ts that Frauce will interfere and tat after
while the Emperor Will dispose OF the South" '''
In the light OF actual events ana OF the present sltu
plicson not then foreseen. There doubt that
treaty exists between Prussia and Itay- not trea
natural aes because both want extension Of territory
and are opposed by the same Power
Roumania preparing to defend his newly acquired
throne He has placed himself the head Of an army
yet only given him ofcis recognition, but they
will not allow the Sultan interfere and disposed
ct least France is-to acknowledge the dit Gccompli
which is very neat thing to do having first of all
complshed your jai. .,e
THE AUSTRIAN AND ITALIAN soLDIERY COMPARED.
[Aodsna Correspondence Of the Journal des Debatsl
The basis of the education of the italian army ia
agility that Of the Austrian aoldity Nature forms the
Italian army as she does almost all the others In Eu
rope, but 1t Ia man who m kes the Austrian The Ita
ian army In good or Ill fortune, the sugges-
Hona OF the mind but the Austrian by rule and word Of
command Instinct guided by Order is the chief pro-
peller the first, order. amounting
instinct that Of the second. The Austrian army is
therefore, worth more than tho Italian in methodicai
battle with successive evouuons but the allan 10
pertor in IN assault, whore the fret dash breaks
italian Generals preferred meeting the Austrian army
on the pains OF Lombardy to attacking 1t behind
the ramparts with which all veneta Is brist-
ling. The Italian soldier knows for what he
lights; the Austrian, for whom. The former is
citizen minales with the population. shares Its pas.
sons and feels Its mpulses the latter soldier and
nothing ese lives isolated, hears voice but that
mis- Oorpora his country is the barracks his nation
province his race the subecs Of foreign ruler The
TO fight well; but In the end rarely Conquer Austria
has always lost territory from war. Diplomacy and
above all marriage, have done for her than her
armies. Feli1 4usiria nubs.i The Piedmonteae army
now Italian has also tradition to fight WELL now
ILL., but to gain decisive victories The Duchy of SAVOY
has become Piedmont and Piedmont has become Itay
The dynasty Of Savoy las not gained single inch Of
territory whether from France, Germany, Spain or
Austria but by force Of combas at the point OF the
sword sword. not encumbered with many diplometi
oa scruples. What Auaria has she has never for
goten but she has rarely any OF her losses
and never single.handed
What Piedmont has lost she has recovered even after
having forgotten It. The House of Austris has lost the
Empire OF Germany Lorraine, the Netherlands Asace.
Tuscany, the Two Sicilies, Lombardy, Silssia, Emilia