New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-28

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me F1 Seeord Cops round Moseu. This
is situated tie Nesse where Prince Frederick
Charles Commander Of tie western wing Of the whole army
Lea MS head quarters. Il ccd that he King WH start from
bT.a eto i0n00or or Ueagesddy 10 m PTson ne ,Y,te
te command ofqH the forces IN the feld Gen Moltke
is 70 be attached TO bin Chief Of the Saf aud Gen Won
nS & 20 Tg ID s sI ater e. npI5 T hSh feo
taion in the army for military ski and IS confidently an,
ucpaed that science is 10 turn The scales the Austrian
troops viii not penetrate far beyond the northern frontier
The Inhabitants Of the foresses Of Trgap ne EJe and
Of Mise In Ss.a hare bsen ordered 10 pr,rde snselres
qops poriors Of hing beseed those Of Ko
se also IN Sesa have under ne same oreumstanee given
evidence Of state OF feeling which no one could have aDtci
pated in thai province When it remembered tha, Sesa
has always been loudly camCrOus i0r inc annexation oil III
stein At price and made itself remarkable for its anti
Austrian enments II could have been expected that
a. soon a. TINS town was placed IN stale 81 sess
city fortified with the express object Of retard-
ing advance from Bohemia Moryia ino Sesi and us
work that % its fort fcaons bur prev property II
the ilhabans the rich lands behind It from being over.
have been more worthy OF the ownpeope remained
10 offer tie soldiers the suceors which so gratefully re-
cetod by the garrison Of beseged place from The inhlbt
ants than 10 have decamped mosi Dodiy on the Afst ap
The King has apparently been discussing the plan Of the
campaign during the last three days. On Saturday be had
5i oIS fq" and Prince AGenste Of Wuremburc who is
the General Of he COPS Of the Guards He was aerwTd
of War when Gems MOke Won Aycnsleben. and Tres
also OF nothing that passes at these
secret meetings ever ekes out but general impression Is
floating to-day that in the event of war being de-
cared 1t is expected that Austria viii attack siesia
This step would almost drlye me IIusslans 10 au
Dresden. and thus Austria would cast upon
The Cabinet Berlin odium of the first 20 invade
Federal Territory IL believed that lmmedaey me rus
the frontier into Saxony the news OF s ad
vance will teegTaphed TO Gen. Beaedeks troops on the
bohemian Frontier Of SaxonY ana mat they VII ~ once move
upon Dresden Should h any found H,oe for tar Esson
ne @ Dac7 uH Be close oHG The Russians nave me
longer distance 60 and will in all probability
ho taken BY Sayony allow part at least OF the Austrian
army travel by RAILWAY me AEs'dH ddraEeed sadd las
P00d ctcqce u coriag possession ~ ne Nir0H cfpaL
II is quite natural 70 suppose that Cen Benedek
derbmg both because tho line between the bohemian frontier
and Berlin Biz probable objective point shorter by that
taking advantage Of tho fiat plains of saxony and OF the
Upper Spree Tor the action OF the muehyannted Austrian
cavalry.
EXPECTATION IN ENGLAND ABOUT THE WAR IN
rURopE-PLIGHT OF NEWSPAPER CORRESPOND
ExTs-GES. BENBpEK AND W. II. RUSSELL-BE-
GINNING OF POSSIBILITIES BY PRUssIA-INyASIoN
oP sAx6xY AND HASoyER-oPINoS IN ENGLAND
Mr.. PoDSSAP on THE WARTS REAL ORIGIN,
AND WHAT LIES BEHIND IT-roRY AVERSION TO
ITALY-LlBERAL sYMPATHY-cHAYcEs-THE RE-
FORM BILL AGAIN-MR. GLADSTONE GIVING WAY
THE WEDDING OF PRINCESS MARY oP CAM
BRlDGE-DErAILs AND GOSSIP ABOUT IT-iIow
PRINCE CHRISTIAN ATTRACTED THE NOTICE or
QUEEN VICTORIA IN GERMASY-ITEMS.
From Our Special Co-Iesponden.
LONDON. June &C. lst6
unless comes in the shape OF halter mortal dis
casc or anything involving purelypersonal considerations
the time always seems long 70 actual occurrence. So it's
with Ms apropos Of the impcnding-I may well write
actual European At the beginning Of that OF 1879
remember cancaturc, published in a Ncw-lork comic
Journal rcpreseniing the Austrian Emperor and the King
Of Sardinia facing each other, sword in hand photo
grapher with ready in the background and re-
porer with open notebook and pencil addressing
the heigcrcnis as follows: "Gcntonen, II Won really 10
tend 10 fight had YOU better begin . That sentence
pretty accurately describes feelings during the current
week At the close of the last, those stormy petrels of
literature the war correspondents Of the daily press ~
this metropolis, took flight, notwithstanding the
cautionary manifesto Of Marshal Won Bonedes, de-
oaring that they should not be tolerated on
any account, but liable 10 various pains ana penalties,
both military and civil II they ln,lseu uP,,.
exercising their profession within bis camp or country IL
is stated that he has made special exception IN
favor OF W. IL. Russell of The Iincs. You may remem'
ber-at least ! do-lhai there was a similar impression,
once among our Generals that the reporter was their
natural enemy verify believe due TO their military dis
like To having ANYBODY about them not entirely subject TO
arbitrary authority. For the matter OF that the feeling J.
a very old one. recoect bitter complaints OF Russell
himself in the Crmea in the letters OF Bntish ohcefs'
published simultaneously with his in the paper
Though when Todcben was here, and questioned on me
subject Of the Russians obtaining information rom nn
glsh Journals he replied that they did have 10 wall TWO
weeks Tor that always getting their intelligence OF inc
enemy every night-what else were spies pad Tor
! What, indeed There has been niue natural
discomfort expressed at the preference of w. H. X,
and will be a good deal Of keen competition in
the article Of news especially among the young
and lively papers, who have interest," reputation ana Aceh
hostility TO The Times 10 spur them on. Already lne
amabc Sala absorbs mis- four OF columns strictly III eu
toria type, Of Tie IdtgrdPh His letters ere Always
amusing though il is Familiarity said that paragraph OF
so about the presumed subicc, has frequently 70 De WIN
ten into them" lie has done considerable amount OF
travel lately: he started from London, before Chrslma'
with the intention of going TO Russia got as far as Berlin
struck off Spain 10 report the Gen. PIln Revolution
(which didn't como to anything returned, wa Parls ana
has since been slashing aound" generally in Central
1 Europe. .,,,, -,
practically commenced by Prussas invasion OF SaAoIy
and Hanover; inevitable result OF the dolngs al
for-the decision Of the Diet in favor OF Austria foD@
bly, another ~ hours will not pass without nehiihg per
hans ON one of the old historic battle-ground within sght
OF Lcipsc. North and South Germany are IN the COCK
Dit all Europe looking may leave to-day edl,ollals
to discuss the various contingencies continuing sen
few observations the manner IN which Ehgishen '"
of the war in general-not think, too wisely III may
suppose be laid down pretty safe though by no heans
novel axiom that war avery dreadful ihng aso 'sy
expensive probably not soldier among ene
| 1901 900 men in arms but would admit pom
assertions. Then what they going to hight about
What is the meaning Oft all T. Sc Podsnap win no emo
wearisomc teraons One heard much OF his oracuiar
cackle during that the revival OF 1t is nauseaths
John Bull, Who both with and without cause mas loue.
nearly everybody everywhere now adopts the tone oi
dadacc Quaker and exhorts the Pussans Austahs ana
Italians remember that leads to bankruptcy, Pcace
TO prosperity We are told that the present cohtes. -
tery purpOseless and caused SIMPLY Dy tue miseln ,
pride of three SOyereigns and stu more mciac
inirieues Of one reckless Minister. Now such rchhrks
have lust enough truth in them TO make them pass cur
rent IL is possibly that If Bsmak had been niue
more scmpulous the King of Prussia and the Emperor
of Austria little less determined to make no sacrnoe
of dignity the var might have becnPosiPo"e pu 'has
| il all The time has pretty much passed. "
when kings and ministers made war properly speaking
Now though they may gave occasion of II, I've i , Co.
commonly lie far too deep in the condition Of society iot
their control In the present it Is certainly 80. Inc
origin Of the war consists in the condition oil ue.nn %
ItaIr I, l. M more without q purpose than ours was
though Of infinitely lower moral significance. me ug,