The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
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WASHINGTON June 21-A report was a 600 extra
foo1o;ttae m Printing in favor OF prlntle on,
m;ttae on Rsconstruction This was To- rined to.
print 100. 600 Of each, ana 'nas eA0'
ba recep.s from Internal Revenue ano No7 az
this aeal year. to this date and beautiful park
growing nee M f9r new and better Presidential
Mansion giving rise to IN the Senate Mr.
these objects IN v,eM nstructng the Committee on
pnhIio Buildines and Grounds to Inquire EN- ts 70 ho
enoy Of the United satss and Penneyvaniaave
& f the Capitol to Nineteenth lol tg " pai
bose Of Nation Park In which n 70 @ ~ otherwise
dentai as adonted The alluded to COM
nrses shout two hundred acres on tne nnesS p'A' -
uapl.ol nm Hamilton, of Texas has been here for
sovera dava and Yesterday he had consultation WIN
The President in regard to the potlca u 'ne
Tba p mail transportation the 1st dy OF July win
far exceed that of any previous period under te uo
enmen and with good na to of the Whole
people Among the recent contracts IS one 1or servce
from Vioksbusg to New Orleans in suitable ana hi aaie
steamboats Twenty hve intermediate ohces on tnls
route viii be supplied regularly three times week.
A bill was introduced In the Senate to change the
place Of holding Court IN the Northern oi oeo1
aia from Marietta 10 Atlanta. 49,
The remainder of the day was consumed N oon soef
ing the Tax bill. -.5..,,--....,,.an no.o mot
Of fcient interest to warrant reproducing them
here's especially as the substance has already peen
by telegraph.
, Foreign.
6: The Austrian army now amounts to 100000 men, OF
100000 oppose the prussans and 2ogoe has sne
With for @
opposed to italy, commanded By Archduke AiDreens,
CONSISTS Of infantry Of the line 106.ooo raemen'
5000; coast artillery 1000; field batteries "A o0o The
Austrian navy in tho Adrattc consists of 63 vessels
Of all olasses 900 men, 82G guns 1t IS reporteu
the Turkish navy will also defend The eastern snore OF
the Adriatc.
From the London correspondence OF the Nc" orA
Times we copy the following in relation to the aaosorD.
ing topic of the hour: {=#5z.5
IF the German Diet to which Austria has referred the
settlement Of the Duchess acts with spirit II may ae
oPee Federal execution against Prussia which, II Prs
sa obstinate, would be declaration OF war agalnse
her by the whole German Confederation In thas case
Prussia would be obliged either to renounce her pocy
g and pretensions fight ustria and all Germany pe
Il sde legally and constitutionay arrayed against her
with the intolerable aggrayaion that fae mao 'olnoo
Irerember no war complicated as this will be; and
once begun, defy any one to foresee how 1t VIII enc
Prussia and Austria each other, and both de.
mand securities for the future have supposed that
IA Emperor Napoleon could command peace. II ne were
to declare against Prussia and Italy 1t is possible
>doubt II he could take the other side with an equal
chance of success. France and Russia united cou!d
command peace; and if peace is not preserved 1t is in
my - hfy ae aad As to
man the numbers are unlimited: it is means, arms and
munitions and discipline which may be insufficient for
turned ap the following curious document It purports
10 be some remarks made last summer by Prince Na
poleon who has lately made seqassnt visits 'n9
.You ask me II I believe in war Yes. DO. how Is
II to break out2 Iwi tell you. The war will break
out IN the sprng and my " WIN III Sonnar
durable The public debt increases every year In'e
cannot last The King has repeatedly wfittn TO me
Emperor that he must have hsn ss ne esV he
part Of sovereign who daily driven toward
hs woad attacks h Aa
isn lines Believe me 1t is thus that the struggle Will
commence The King indulges In no ilipsionsmne as
that his splendid army will offer serious resistance be-
fore giving way The victorious army will probably oc-
oupy Turin but hen zen zIe
desire to maintain peace he could not permit Austria
to destroy the work Of France in Italy, He VIII De COM
PEELED to interfere In spite Of hmse M v
inlaw in the lurch be would prefer to nee me hg y,
Piedmont as BEFORE as to escape the
which weighs upon him respecting ITALY, What Is aoss @
nrobable is that France will interfere, and tnat after
the war the King will have the whole Of Northern Italy,
. while the Emperor will dispose Of the SOUTH.
the light Of actual events and of the present STU
ation this statements remarkable The Prussan com.
pcaon was not then foreseen There s no doubt tnat
exists between Prussia ana ltay-Il uoI shoo
ty there is an understanding and the TWO Powers are
natural allies because both want extension OF terrtoy
and are opposed by the same Power.
The Prince OF Hohenzoliern, the new Hospoaar o oi
Roumania Is preparing to defend his newly acqulre4
throne He has placed himself at the head OF ~ ary
Of thirty thousand The protecting powers have. as
vet ony given him semi.oical recognition, but they
viii not allow the Sultan to interfere and are disposed
At least France iB-to acknowledge the tatt 0ccompt'
which is very neat thing to do, having first OF all &C.
complished your fat.
THE AUSTRIAN AND ITALIAN soLDIERY COMPARED.
(Modeaa Correspondence Of the journal des Deoats.
The basis Of the education of the italian army is
agility that Of the Austrian sodtty Nature iorms 1ne
italian army as she does almost all tue others ID Eu'
rope but it is who m kes the AUSTRIAN Ihe ltal
Ian army in good or Ill fortune, moves on the sueges.
lions Of the mind but Che AusiAn by rule and Word OF
command Instinct, guided by Order Is the chief pro
peler the first; order amounting at last TO sors ol
Instinct that of the second. The Austrian army 1s
therefore, worth chan the Italian IN methodlcal
battle with successive ovoutons but the ta han s s'
nerior in an assault, where the first dash breaks
through, and carries all before it. That Is why the
italian Generals preferred meeting the Austrian army
on the pains of Lombardy to attacking 1t behind
the ranparts with which all Venetia is brist-
ling The Italian soldier knows for what he
fights; the Austrian, for whom. The former. is
citizen mngles with the population, shares Its pas
sions and feels its mpuseB the ator s soldier and
nothing ese lives isolated hears voice but that OF
mis- CORPORAL his country is the barracks his nation
provinces his the subjects of foreign ruler The
Austrisn army has tradtlon-to fight, and always
to fight WE'LL but in the end rarely to conquer Austria
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