New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02

vsx between tho King and Prince Frederick Charles when
tho latter came to bid adieu. on very good authority
With in has eyes the King said al am an old nan
and shall soon be 70 years of age; how should come 70
think Of war; My sole desire il to leave my people IN
peacc when die know, also That am answernDle 70
Col and my conscience. can cal God To WITNESS
that have done everything IN my power nave Ves9ea
The Emperor; say begged do not want single foot OF
land. am willing TO concede everything that Is consist
en with the honor OF Prussia have ohcred nush pu,,
they ra Nay more, they want things TO be as tncy
were before the Seven Years War; and that cannot con-
sent to- for Prussia would then be no longer f1ssa
Then turning 20 rFnnco Fredenck Charles anu en-
bracing him BIO said Carl thou hast already had ono
mission and fulfilled il well: thou eceiyest now mucn
difficult task Tears started also into tpe eyes OF
Prince Rredenck Charles, snd then tue hing aaasa oa
be praised the army in good state, put whother We
conquer depends on God If lie do not help a we can do
will be in And will not b. pubed up u ne 90 give
the yctoU.' You may be inclined perhaps; 20 silo
at the above words but for my part u SPOKEN os.ovc
they spoken in sincerity and hundreds ocsioe me
have found reason to change opinion very mstcria
TONS too frequently given OF hhrcpresentations Win
which self should have perfectly agreed some tno
agoI consider now to be very Incorrect ne Is nJss i
man of great ability his views are, perhaps narrow ou'
he is honest and wishes well TO Prussia.
have the following snccdote, elso from very gooa
private source After the baltic OF konnsgrs1 .ne hing
called Bisrnark to his presence aud after thanking nun
hearth, for the energy and ability he had displayed ana
for what be had thus contributed toward gaining Their sue
cesses, begged him to ask favor tor or 10
liked After thinking while Bsmark SAID; Ihav9 ohiy
one favor to ask of your majesty and that Is ne sh1d
rrer get 10 Frankfort 10 LEI nc do as ne mere INC
ing fanshpd-whether in assent remains TO be seem
Tbe popers report the following singular illustration OF
delivery In battle soldier IN the mds, OF yery moi h
ingaooking down into the grass happened TO 500 iour
leayed clover is favo1te occupa'on espcG'an! y,
German young ladies' to look for such anomalies when OUT
walking for the finding OF ono beokcns speedy DeNona
Forthwith very strong inclination to pluck u TOOK pos
session him. and he bent down for the purpose aud 81 he
same moment annon-bal whizzed over him, and had
been standing erect would n'aby have taken on ms
head lie naturally preserved the ana mas
sent ii home 10 his friends.
have heard the following stories about Austrian prison.
Hungarian was asked how he liked beins I'm,
prisoncd: 0hH sa,d he 81 don't care about H. II Is
now" " How So asked the inquirer " Why said be,
the frs, time was in Italy, did not to DO killed so
surrendered and they treated me very we'll aud aier .ne
war Was sent home. The second Tune IN Denmark;
there the treatment was not good 80 was glad 10 get
away; and am here II is much better to be here
than standing shot, and then lexpect TO get back after
a time to my wife and children" Another said; Our
Bencdck clever follow; fact he must be prophet
lie said TO Children in fourteen days you VAL be IN
Berlin, aud here I am" .
The Austrans have been liberal in their lies about tho
Prusans and their mode OF procedure az your Confedr
about the North For example the officers and
common soldiers of the Saxon division IN Bohemia were
excited anger against the enemy by being told that the
PussaDs pracicing ell sorts OF cuees and enof
mites IN their country Whereas army never, posnaPs,
behaved have been in Saxony myself since the oecu-
patton commenced, and heard no complaints but sueh as
originated in the unavoidable exigenoies Of war.
Few days ago the Hungarian exes now oollected ~
Berlin had banquet and among tho oast5 brought ont
the following significant one: 70 The Fee, and IN,
dcpeHdcHf Kingdom 81 Hungary, '' Pr'Hce IrcderoS
CLarics ne Nag" which was received with tumntu
ous and rapturous applause
Not many days ago q Hungarian hgssar gave to Prus-
sian soldier copy Of the following proclamation which
bad beer circulated widely among his countymen in the
army. Though my letter threatens tobecome very long
will translate the whole of Hungarisns' Heroic sons
Of an unfortunate Fahehsnd, You ae being led sauCh
ter, not Ia honorable battlefield Two free nations,
the prusssn and the Italian, threatened by the Austans
n.vn nm
their independence God win bless their weapons, foe
they welded in sscred cause The cause for which
we shed much blood last struggle the same for
which they lighting Independence, liberty and the
holy rights of King and law. Their cause and that OF our
Faihcfland and insepambe DO not be led away
BY ambition: otherwise you will become murderers Of
your brethren Spare your blood for the defense of the
cred person Of your future King, and the laws II your
Fathsrlnnd The Emperor Of Austria did indeed. at the
approach of the conflict the Estates but Instead
of guaranteeing rights agd laws, DO has not condo
seconded 10 the repeated request OF tho nation and
oar Diet has spent scvon months to no purpose. The
Emperor awaiting the end OF the in order that If he
conquer he may out the Hungargns from the list OF
nations; II conquered, he will confer on US few rights
The sacred Of your country demands that do not
fight again the Prussians Hussars' who aud sill
able suTmount every obstacle over To tho PTus-
slams and the end the you return 10 your
families and friends Foot sodicrs do not your bay
onets 1t Is an honor aud disgrace TO be 'Iken
prisoner Artillery men IRE into the air, for 9th .sise
Won will she'd blood Of brothers. The victory
ofthe Prrssiln will secure the freedom Of Hungary.
No wonder that many Hungarian and Italian prisoners
should have been made But who shall blame The men
The proclamation hits the right nail on tho head Aus
tra victory would be the downfall of liberty in Hungary
f,alv and Germany Anstria- oveEthro- -i ui
The h.ahcs and best energies OF Europe ana no punish
beia the House Of Hapsburs scyerer than 1t de-
serves
Kossuth is reported TO have gone 20 arbid. II the
war continues Garbaldis arst pan which was to land on
the Dalmat coast, together with the Hungarian legion
and after endeavorng 10 stir up instruction In Hun
gary to mani Vienna will possibly be carried out
lie onlyga it up at the instance OF King Victor Eman
uel aud his ministers.
There various Indications too Of movement being
probable IN Galca Austrian Poland: !. Proclamations
being secretly circulated dssuading the people from
entering into giving support 10 the Volunteer Corps
which the Government wishes 10 formed. >. A
pamphlet extensively read advocating separation from
Austria the author which for high trea
3 The so-calcd "stormy-petres' Of 1853 have
appeared the scene and raverng the land great
numbers 4. Large quantities Of said 10 be still
buried 8. The Police are commencing house searches.
and have already aPprehended number Of persons.