The New York herald., 1866-07-08

and IN order to be ready Tor II they placed an unusually
large numb of the station. Several new
steamers also built especially for the 81 feersourg
trade Unfortunately these hopes have not been realized
for the vessels outward bound or st petersburg 'ther
go half loaded or in ballast while return cargoes
most difficult obtain This is one OF the disastrous
| effects OF European war
COMMUNICATION WITH THE CONTINENT.
NJ Rennen general manager, Rhenish Railway Cologne
F9rSss general msnassr ooa'hAm
The communication to Hanover, Hamburg, Berlin, ST.
Petersburg, and Bresau is June 23 not interrupted
TRAVELLING TO ITALY.
The following notice has been published 10 the Octd
Gazette Of Venice OF the 14th OF June:-
The public is hereby Informed that the transit out
wards Of by tho land frontier towards Italy
| henceforward suspended.
In an exceptional way however such transit WILL for
time stu be em aso as ooas
Office OF the frontier province countersgned by the To-
cal military authorities
Such certificates will be especially granted to foreign
ers to enable them 10 return to their countries
From the Imperial Royal Lombardo-veneta Lieuten-
ancy, Venice, June IA
| GENERALS sUPERsKDING THE MERCHANTS AS NEWS.
MONGERS.
rFrom the London Tmesvcity article). June Gil
The commercial letters from Germany state that owing
to the precautions enforced for secrecy with regard to
the various military movements little is known by
the merchants OF the OF events and that instead
OF being able communicate any news, they expect
their first ntimaton Of important occurrences viii in
many instances be received from Paris or London
(From the Paris Moniteur, June o.
Certain persons seek 10 shake public credit by spreading
false news respecting the events o. the war or the I'M
Some journals do not hesitate to and propagate
these inaccurate assertions without taking the trouble to
verify them The government Is observant OF such
acts and will hesitate to institute legal pr0ceedn0s
a9ainss the artho1 q false 'nsell'0e'cc.
Miscellaneous War Items.
The English journals report that young man named
Geogs engaged teacher at BRIGHTON, has been com.
mitted for trial (bu admitted to BALL. a charge Of
sending threatening letter to Count Bismarck Georgs
appears to have been friend OF Ferdinand Blind and,
after the recent attempt upon the Plussar p,emisrs
although he had escaped his time" there was retrbu.
ton in store for him in the shape Of "dagger and
poison"
Field Marshal wrangel, who commanded the Prussian
army at the beginning Of the late Schleswig campaign
and has since been relieved from all active duty has left
for the front die he sad horseback The Field
Marshal is an octogenaran, and fought In many battle
against Napoleon l.
letter from the Prussan headquarters says that the
cheerful good nature ready obedience and extreme So
briefly Of the soldiers strike every upon first sight,
while but slight acquaintance shows them TO be pos
scssed Of an endurance fatigue and power Of making
long marches dusty roads and In hot weather which
are quite surprising.
Orders have been issued by the Austrian government
r ss hoaSy and light
cavalry sabres 900 pioneer sabres and liz 600 bay
onet sheaths absorbing million and half Of forms Of
the government credit.
In Hamburg on the 18th OF June the editors and pub
fishers OF Hamburg newspapers cited to appear
before the head Of the police there when Senator Weber
requested them, in civil terms, TO be careful in the
management Of their journals, which the more
needfu at the present moment as any timed attack
any German government might afford welcome prctext
for military occupation, and thus cndanger the liberty
and independence OF the free city.
The German merchants in London have published in
the newspapers Of Hamburg address to their fellow
countrymen fatherand expressing their abhor.
Of fratrcdal between different tribes OF Ger
mans which can only open tho door for foreign inter
~ nd 0f of
Provinces and concluding with these words: " II the
soveregns OF Germany are 80 pcrverse as wilfuy to
fee their allegiance and all other considerations the
gred, Interests of seLf-preserrdtton."
As a distinctive mark, the Prussans throughout the
campaign TO strip OF white linen with red
cross worked upon 1t round the left arm.
The Prussian government is disquetcd the spread of
cholera in the army On tho 4th and 9Th Of June, thirty
cases six OF which on these days proved fatal
CURED in the Third regiment OF the Guard
Among the Austrian troops In Bohemia and Bavaria,
disease has broken out to which the name OF famine
typhus has been given. II seems that the soldiers
at first inadequatcly fed.
The Hamburg and Altona Junction Rsilway forming
the connecting link between the terminus OF the Berlin
and Hamburg Railway and the Altoona and Kel line has
been virtually naugurated by the passage Of the Prus
sian troops
One Of Eeld Marshal Gabenzs acts in Holsten
was to prohibit taking Prussan paper currency payment
at the post telegraph offices and other government
establishments in that Duchy The first public act Of
Baron Won Schce Pessen the new Ober OF the
two Duchies has been rescnd that order permit
Prussan bank notes to be received in payment every
where az previously.
In consequence OF numerous applications to tho Aus
ran Embassy In London the journals OF that city have
been authorized to state that the notice Issued by the
Austrian War once respecting the employment OF medi
foreigners Only in case the number Of medical men
who studied in Austrian or German universities should
provo insufficient will the Austrian War once be author
tied TO accept the services OF foreign surgeons will
then issue notice to that effect.
The Empress Elizabeth Of Austria lefs the Palace OF
the Sanctuary Of Marie zs in styra, where il is her
intention 70 offer up prayers for the speedy reestabsh
ment OF peace in Germany Thence her Majesty win 80
place her children, who left Vienna the same day. win
have arrived before her.
The commercial advices from Germany and Italy are
very gloomy Trade with Germany and Italy has very
much diminished and Of course must got before
II becomes better
It reported from Hagen that seven Austrian oface
the castle Of that psce They had assumed The disguise
OF those srolling Aungarans who deal In mouseraps
bottle.brushes, skswers, &c.
BY Prince Trsderic Chsre: Of Prussia % sccompspy hin
70 his headquarters. There win bs no lack Of photo
graphen on the fold.
Prusasn land owners residing the Russian frontier
have received permission 70 bring their property duty
free into Russia In they should consider In dan
ger from the Austrian army.
rat. A. moon june g the two ,a,.n. children q their
arrived st Windsor from the Continent
Famine In Hungary.
From the Liverpool Times, June "a
The details OF the distress prevailing In Hungary, and
generally in the eastern provinces OF Austria truly
heArttseaking In the Bukovina especially, misery
drives the inhabitants 70 the very last extremcs pa
rents onering TO sell their children that the little
should not die Of hunger
seavonc journal states that few days since resi-.
dent q the Fauboarg dc Posch, at Tchernovisz, pur
chased fom an unfortunate man three children two
boys and girl After much bargaining the father
ceivet nine forinsL Tho same day . peasant woman
arrived In the with her daughters
twelve and the other fourteen years OF She offered
them TO landed proprietor for ton forms EACH leaving
the latter free 10 choose The gentleman conented him
self BY giving aims TO the poor without buying
her children The mother and children had been in the
most complete desttution the death Of the father