New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
EUROPE.
First EHse.

so,,,pped from First GaEe.
"A final settlement OF the affairs of the Duchies IS made
NV The Dict the Collaboration These seem to be the
,a. words of Powers about to appeal to the sword In
fct the King Of Prussia has reviewed his body guards
and sent them TO the frontier and is preparing to leave for
headquarters.
Tho vote which the Saxon Chamber of Deputies came
q. Yesterday approving Of the armaments and granting
large military credit TO the Government shows that war
IL believed to imminent In thus supporting the CROWN
the Chamber took request the Government 70 keoP
German interests mainly in view, and to promote the con-
vocation of German Parliament on the basis oil tne la"
passed by the German Parliament of lS9 This recurrence
10 the hopes and projects Of revolutionary penod ana the
assent Of the Government 70 the proposal are re-
marksble taken in connection with the gratuons con-
semnaton simultaneously published in PrusSian semi
Official journal of the policy pursued by Prussia toward tne
French Revolution of 1889. 1t shows that the will not
be exempt from influences wider than those Of cabinets
and councils of generals and may come to hear
more of the popular forces which it gives scope than oi
the causes in which it has originated.
ADVANCE INTO nOLsTgIN.
Iwas rumored or she Paris Bourse that the Prussan
troops would enter Hoistein on June or June 8.
PEACE ADDRESSES.
OF the most peace addresses presented to the
King will only note those proceeding from 10 chambers
Of commerce of the Rhenish Provinces and from the town
councils of Dantsc Crefed and Elberfeld They are all
eouched in the unmisakabe language chiefly point
ing at the caames already suffered by and in
austy There is hardly day passes without the Palace
bcng beset with similar petitions
THE NEW GENERAL ELECTIONS.
In accordance with Article 81 Of the Constitution of
Jappary 81 1850 and the Electoral Regulations Of May
80 S choice of the primary electors is fixed for the
23h INST, and the final election of members to the Cham
Der of Deputies for the Sd of July.
PRUSSIA AND THR FRENCH REVOLUTION:
The semi-oficial Nord Dertsche AHge"e'ne Zss~Hg
Prussia toward the French Revolution of l7S and point
ing that Prussia has 10 complain Of the
Second Empire and that she must not forget that the
French Cabinet during the Danish prevented the for
NATION OF any coalition hostile TO Prussia.
SENTIMENTS oP THB PRUssIAN PEOPLE
Berlin Correspondence Of The London Times
The Pssian people appear to be as much against the
We yesterday published the address OF me
is the programme of the party for the coming elections
short time since it will be remembered the Government
them believing that in the excitement caused by imPend
ing war the people would rally round the Throne,
though Count Bismark stood beside it. According TO the
most trustworthy accounts these expectations have not
been realized From every part of the codntry, except
Sesa there protests against the war The great mer
camille andmanuacturng towns especially have denounced
the Ministerial policy which they look upon as unna
tua toward brother Germans and dangerous to the mon
arch and the common country In addition to this polt-
cal opposition there another perhaps stronger which
from the hardshps inflicted on all classes by the
conscrinton militia will fight willingly to rescue the
eonptrv from actual danger but il will always be opposed
70 political and king made The Prussans have OF
late years made great advances in industry and material
wealth. the young men who swell the ranks OF the army
have been better employed and discomfort has IN some
districts almost taken the form of resistance. This dis
position of his subjects has had great an effect
on the mind of the King that even the word
=" abdieaton has been sometimes whispered
But it must not be concluded that because
This has been the temper Of the people they will patiently
submit to Austria All experience proves that the hrst
blows in strife between nations spirit which
soon oyereomes the previous discomfort or Indifference
ha Of Hupgar
will probably change whole face Of the national poll
tes and do more for the Conservative party than all their
slestcneerng tactics The people have sympathized with
fhe Austrian policy but they do not the less hate and
dread the Austrian armies The King Of Prussia s now
about set out for headquarters and 1t may be that IN
f,w days he will have under his command enthusiastic
As well as brave and efficient army.