The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-22
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Newspaper Accounts.
AGGREGATION OF THE ELEMENTS or vAss WAR
ITALY's DANGERS AND IMPATIENCE-coSsERvA.
TIsx THE GERMAN PEOPLE.
From the London Times June 81
In one quarter any delays Of the German
Powers are likely 70 cxcs impotence and Indignation
that it would Be i,spss1ls ftS gorernm,m 70 aop the
people, and difficult for the people To stop themselves
We know not what secret understanding there may be
vention hos been arranged and So what form has
assumed But virtually alliance has been concluded,
ana M II as ~ SRss @ ns $ ss so
emily SAFETY such Her levics ere so large,
her expenses 80 enormous in proportion TO her means
tho enthusiasm OF the people has been reused such
multitude Of have nockod into the army, t % re-
turn @ state Of peisal quiet and expectation w6u,
m s D sn Win italian ssl ss be T. %
while stand still and allow the country TO be crushed
fsI1S he Sso nn ss Te J, ,n a
Of the Italian government and this revolution "a a
spirit which cassly laid hsa hds cnes on SUM
noasd We may then expect 10 fna the rrussian gov
ernmcnt exposed the strongest solicitations or it's ally
rash act o those whom she has summoned % her banner
II IL announced that tho King Immediately 20 arrive
In Florence and thai General Cialdn was also be
tharc. Councils oi will doubt follow, and Italy
will calculate her chances IN attacking her enemy with
or without the help Of ally. if Austria remains
tho defensive hoa trho attack he tsadri1rdi uH
Adre no edydk Something moro than real and patriot
ism IL requisite 10 turn strong army out OF such POSI-
tion,
II any CLEAN appears the dark horizon II Is to be
found In TIE tfny. and behavior OF the Prussan and
other German populations The King Of Prussia and his
Minister We'll hesitate when they what
they have caused and what spirit he reused
The CONSUMPTION presses with tremendous severity
the Prussian people The country, though richer and
moro industrious than formerly, has not increased in
population 70 a decree which will admit Of such en0r
nous gatherings Of The which IL actually in
the Geld IS sad to amount % two hundred aud eighty
thousand hng mon, with hfty. thousand access0-
| res There hundred aud ten thousand depot
troops and hundred aud twenty thound the lrat
ban Of The Landwehr in rarrsoas In times OF enthu
siasm like lsl3 these calls for flesh aud blood may
| be answered without unwingncss; but a to
please Minister, or oven 70 gain seaooast and fnc
barhur must not make too great denands The require
mcns OF the State have been beyond all bounda
population OF lees than nineteen millions IL expected 10
support army Of more than half million OF
act service. To mako MP the number, tho clerk IS
taken from the counting house the tradenan from bis
rhop md the peasart f,nm tho field Ncuen are cVery
where performing more than their usual share Of Tire
hard and coarse work OF the world An oct of hostility
on the part OF Austria such as the entrance OF Mar
the people foruct these hardshrs IN hatred
Of the enemy, but at present the discomfort In
encmy has struck blow will The King have a really
jealous and wariko armv. As long reacs pre-
served there "a ne pss't"fy aai this dfortign q Me
Frpanan D cp,e ray hdre iefsc, sp1s ne misis-
eriaI poi,cy The middle States, which have yet
given up hopes Of reconciliation, are no doubt,
Outraged by this distinct nation FOR war ~ rersevcre in
their Efforts. Their own limited power. however, and
HecJir r0ss mocafnerg " nc CHfedrdn, Likely 70
| mt y g. gvyct cbS.ccies O. s6eoire oG,cH.
With the abandonment OF the Conference the Efforts
OF the neutral Powers have naturally come 70 an
end; though, n there were 70 appear any chance OF
less. not be neglected Every Power - Interested In
checking which may spread over the greater part
Of the continent Even distant Spen and Portugal think
II necessary 10 take for nsuIing their neutral
ty Az regards central and southeastern Europe the
ions OF the turkish empire vet so secur thai we can
afford TO dispense With the supervision and guardianship
that the great Powers have exercised II hose Powers
ere engaged Ambitious empire like Russia may
attempt return 10 policy that has only been tempo
rariy abandoned Though cannot think Il right that
the neutral States should further interfere with the bo
geren they might take counsel together for the benefit
OF the of Europe, and their influence prevent
any ombtso1 IeSes on f31nse ~ gcneu coyssion 70
aeecps.
.yrrors RIo- ~ NugicH
! IRON ne Dubiin ,Evcnlng, Mali Juneel
The people Of Germany though pr0vefbaily slow of
movement becosng greatly excited a ths rroapcc,
OF afptOach'a Seingucrlet. the correspondent
Of the Iaris 5snns. Sho from bis knowledge o. tor
many Is well qualified 10 eyo accurate rcprosantaiit
OF ,be popular ntineut writes follows from Hcdc
BERG under date of June 5.--"Fcr sona days past le
bayrsn capal has been the theatre OF roious scenes
| Lty'e1bs sstst hare teen emmtiei 81 ne pppace
Y kugs-i hove ,e' ssir n,rts ard Mod has b. sso
a. aFsi 40 popular passions were directed.
asalasi sone beer shogs In the midst or Wild
cries stefss rcrc nung xains, these shops. the via
dss and shutters broken, and the furniture destroyed
The day before yesterday tho shops Of the Butchers,
| baker. and the houss Of some Jews attacked,
| 0f1,ers and geudarmcs wcrs niar,aici showers Of
stores nung AZ the landwohr who AIRED the peo-
| pie. One man was killed and twenty wounded. Tits
Torment has been Attributed the intimate reis ans
which exist between The King and Richard Wagner but
those relations have had nothing TO do IN producing
The riot 10 In connected with politics. but Il
evidence u The revolutionary feeling which possc~s
the people beyond the Rhine The Cramontane party
Who working heaven and earth 10 make the young
hing unpopular and 10 force him 10 AbdcHtr will take
advantage shess dsporabls street. riots 70 gain their
end.
In Prussia, where 800 60 'smles have been deprived
Of their means 81 support, discomfort Ia increasing In
proportion want extending. Already national
workshops Ike those of Paris In 1ts, have been
ganfcd Tor 'be puSrcee of frdng employment fcrths