The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27

Your last hour is striking away, then, awayl
The War In Germany.
We copy the following interesting letter from
the New York Times Of Thurda
FRANKFoRT. .oN,THE- MAIN, May 26.
The Rhenish Provinces, and especially tne - fro,
vinces Of Prussia, are just now more excited than
any other parts of Germany. During short run
through these provinces I have been enabled to
estimate more correctly the nature and the gra-
vity of the embarrassments under which they
labor than / had been before, and also OF the
general sentiment of the people on the great
questions which now divide Germany.
II all the Prussian Provinces not friend =
Bsmark did find or hear of. For this t. .a ue
Y0any reasons. The first and most r' :, 1.ele aie
purely commercial one Bnsines Of Fl kinds has
alone on the decks of ,a Rhine steamers; m there
maa ma eysa sna r. Of the raditionsl English
n. llre ~ ,.1s clothed in its first and most brilliant
,ardure. if one does not encounter some Of those
Well-knoWn. family groups Of English tourists 1
something must have radically wrong , the
lahdlordss pass :the day ipaswearing at Bismark.
AZ Wiesbaden and Hamburg but half the gaming
tables are. occupied; the .crouplers, who LOGGED
languid and Indifferent sworo also terrlply at b's
stslce sionbIe Frgdericks that strayed here and
tKgte over the table were inano danger OF being
confotndbd. land went into the Golfers lot the;
ssbsnkI.with asmelsncholy ring which took all the
heart out Of the comrades they left behind n ther
nss5 RR'la sis aSs s# @ssf RsePe ssH 3as
springs did not thfn pthelr noses ct the nasty
saaf 9. s6ur English friends ,call 1T, and were,
thereforecyeritable!h health seekers, whom the IN
trigAes Of n, le Rsmark did not dlslur rD:
oftfsyeilsra sd tat vas Oh the railroads;
Tng traiiis of cars flied with soldiers are met at
short intervals all day long, some going up and
some.doMhy asone on one side 0f. the river ana
some On the other, some wearing ,tne uMlorm oi
diffefent States o, the Confederation, The move
ni8nt Of soldiers was, indeed, immense, and the
German question: itself could not be more mfsed
tRaf was their uniforms: Nor could anything
have been more curious than to see trains OF Aus
trians passing one way and Pruesians the other
on the same road, and even to see, as we see here
atFrankfort, squads Of Austrians, Prussans and
Bavarians, friends to-day and enemies tomorrow,
going through their exercises at the same mo-
men6 on the same parade ground. a ~. e -
One Of the reasons for the extrao rdinary move.
m6Hnt bf soldiers, and tor the dissatisfaction Of
tie people Of the Rhenish provinces. is, that the
Pruseian Government is taking out OF these pro-
vinoes all the soldiers who reside here, and is re
plaoiug them By soldiers brought from other parts
OF Prussia. Not only this, but they are taxing
aoa Regardless Of his social position tearing men
away Hon helpless Families and driving thaf
on Oh sSg onf9r 1hhey T1
son for. this transportati of soldiers and this
thorough leYy is That the people Of the Rhenish
prnv;ncaa ara disaffected. That they are opposed
h he war, and would resist feebly either Austria
~ to ,oo /, thot dreotion aRnt as they do. not
=! - +Sarae viii ba any war in these
d. d. noes s1 the act Of the Goyernment in sending
T. ar tho hoavv U0r1, apanst The enemy
tbeL to 40 tne nsHsy Ty1h ~ =, Vor ~ tHa
While NortaeIn y VIZ e, ID
war, take tner saIo gtaooe, AZ Juo%J s'5 o. i;iol
anu on Jaa ;ntareat in tha sna
tnat taeY WIN sAAe a.''' n0op '.'S
oegsot ss. sao ":.' a no1oona II Ooblentz and
dsgt +ssa prnsa;en Rhine nroyinc6s, the
tnro9gno1%e saese ,aro,.;on paa;nst their
people taik makas ater soa;nat R;smsrk for
~ Gn T. ,nn annsars to he tha obiectiye of all
their hatrea sap WIen sor sn1y tha oreaf
tney igpty .nay o.a ,;E tham ami that when
Houy " SIo .bn for the war ahall have
teesg ts1a tirad T II canairnng thew too, will
IN, tbe' % nstSonai movement against Bismark and
~ ond IN favor of fTae and united Ger
apsoluV9n, snu - va that do not tell YOU ex,
nto tha ei aarrnan neonle want. for these
auuy "nse ,ae VIZ ~ ,,n;tod Garmany ara yery gen
tels VI a atoo auu u.b;e% No two Germans would
ela Jlioo, t. ia certain. nevertheless that
1a1aa norton Of Prussia the people are
very - The war while in the other por-
seriously noss,,o y n w nos;tvo v antmsagm for IT,
E9ns h oi Gapnen 40 onfederation also, NJ. de Bis
N ILe uoi"n @ en;anSo. anI every one we have seen
marx mas no so for his defeat by Austria
~ ra1cts II at ha viii be defeated It is indeed
9;tcpylt 9aS to comprehend how the Prussian Primo
Minister can be 30 far mistaken on the sentiment
snt the Queen Of Prussia is Violently opposed to
IT,. ,h;s nnjiov : She has an abhorrence of a