, 1866-08-29

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destroyed or captured. Among them was
TIC Fourth battalion Of the body guard Of
the King. It had been lately organized and
contained hundreds of young men Of all
classes 6eioging to this city. It WAS dis:
Killed and wounded and two hundred
prisoners. The gloom thus directly cast
upon hundreds Of famities in tho capital,
added, fuel TO the fame Of indignation
sgai1net e. 1etn the Government: ron der pfordten
cause of this calamity, and the other dis |
axtrhus consequences of this ErievouS error |
concerning the truce aud a1mlatfce, But It |
seems obvious that the military authorities |
object Count Bismark, according to
his OWE admission to Vo., der Pfofdten,
had in ngrceing only to prospective nrtnis-
tics, was certainly attained to the fullest ex-
tent by the Prusslan Generals. General Won
Msntsnsl 1 h obtained iSd 1 1thsteey Possession Of
vas enabled to push his advance as far as
and occupy Nuremberg, the wealthicst man
nfacturing city Of the kingdom. Prnssfa
thus found herself at the beginning Of the ar-
mistice in possession Of the finest and rich.
onc-falf Of the territory belonging to lie
kingdom as substantial security Tor the will
ing acceptance Of any terms of pence she
may choose to dictate to Louis II. The
realization Of this fact adds no little to the
SAH VI LIZ ltoPAt VI 4AuulSA.
King William, 10 Ills opening address to
the Frussian Parliament, proudly exclaimed
tAat the banucrs OF his gallant army were firm
y resting upon hostile soil. from the Lower
Kline to me bnse Of the Cnrpathian Noun
.tA!ns. EianGe at tne map VIII snow tha& This
1t the line Of demarcation drawn from
Heidelberg, In Baden, to Hale, in Nuyte,u-
burg, thence to Ansbach, Nuremburg aud
Wsidenberg, 10 Bavaria, and through Pilaen
ana 1tnaym. N tae austrian possessions, to
DEVISED and sure to ering al Ill Of q1w P4useas
enemies TO advantageous terms! Who will
doubt that, Il She but wills, she can annex
all the territory north OF It? And what
Eou1d BE- left Ii TINT event to the South
burg conyenttens About onc.cighth Of tho
territory included In the dcfunct bund, with
population of about i've millions Of iuhab-
itants;
During my visit to the Federal artny Q ter.
fiolc panic QFcsailed IL TINS capital. When
rance OF me Dnke Of Aiccklenburg, regardless
oIthe results OF Won der + Plordtct's mission to
Nikolsburg, and q simultaneous report Of
lug Hossmens OF another Fruss'an column
r. from Daaweis upon lsatisDon reached here,
became % tue general impression, even In
royal circles that the enemy would not
elop hnoEt 81 Hlanlch. Hcncc preparations
We1e maze IN not llaste 1or the removal Of
the puollc anu .foyal treasures; Of the most
n s 4n o. nhd statuaEy.
o. seeking safety In Hight, was also discussed
oy lhe members Of the royal family: The
EsrWe1lnf question then arose whittier TO
". ". aanenfnck was 1l.st contemplated. but
nne posGsanlIlty q ths advent Of re lta1ianar-
70 Sw.tzcrlanu, and that little Republic was
dnaI!y settled upon rs q contingent refuge.
hs SOON Us tAc. nsst Prussian soldier would
lave 1 appeared on the right bank of
tt.t tns panIoc. general stampede Eonld harc
n.Hs:a,pa .aHem paacyc itom Nnnlch. IN During the
srrnss. Ernsncs 2. .no tEn1 Iast week, great en-.
oa,,nss'nsht was te!1 ~ consequence Of the
6upeIoohnoahcc OF SILVER money III the pub
tn, tS treasury. SONG twenty millions, am
ni, 1n,I, naa AetnniMsateu " sstsef lhaless anu
sivcs prrtf,1t.. ie'T f an1et t1is 10 re,ese them
%,as,,1H IT, ..aits -! a4'ls neasy b1fueh, ING
nnanc'nl i.s. ua!uuIh'cs pa'a several months
<nia,5 III 9uvanse 4, 10 NJ the 9lusials 10 the
Sn s.aaat, .,'a ,ius,ch, W. usue lostlIca pace,
nup"ny t tnoMsAs ~ oAesins any sesi:tanee 70
monid n '1Es,ansi EsEa st Ane Galtase OF Inc city
i,e MoH,o nave, hase iosl lhem not man. Their
| spois wonIo hase 9ren Immense. Among
t.Mn, clMel i iacseptaois p thlhss, tney woula lave
.vnnu .ie.e ainos! aHe enli1e ro'iliis stoek OF
nv NV; Snana i"MIoaus, eonssstnS OF two Auu,
! ulea !ueotnotl9es nha some lltcen thousand
! o.o"snt nS,e upon ING nrst INVASION Of sax
ruy, ~ VII ~ as y. en!lse means OF tIanspor-
uNtou . " -. ~ na atAtlan roaas, consisting OF
s"aSe ae inuen lnosc, "oalo nafe lal!en into
1"S.a NJ nahs W;ahstona,,c ,,,o ,a~,noo ~ a..
s;e ~ w. tne a9Sanee o. the rrus-
ssans 10 the TGsy y Lcart Of tlle Kingdom, there
IN Mns ,T9aao nvan S mae poptnss s,ssnE 70 resist
Nan IN sa4Sss Wy nEIe' - oM.y tne1s falu-
ootstt u. lMy IA saocas ", nsog'sions, ~ e&-
anna.,tn y, na " Icy tIe ~, hostile soluic-
H. H. ass nt III ,,eo9'is uaa ~ .ptepa.aa,ons
9f .1 tie PrusglaRs; l II SONIC places, as
ast nas I,sn- III ~, T., Eae !atter the
mus. .,,, raoci moeia m soutneln uerinanI) thcr
,crs rnnort e1 haraSar NV melnuae. ;.t me r.
ras,ass's, ag"ise' t.;"t;s' oae tnsauce % sell
91ns.snsnE at11oeash, ho siAiAeht!y Anu traiy
rsnori r. onaa ra Ie, STnallaned 70 pat y on
noad oe II Rt;.t sSsS1ai tt!agss ~ Lhe ne1shoor-
nooa o. hatsoon, me Inhabitants met to
tSasn a.. " " tne oes. means o. preparing for
tni nias ausene ~ " lhe lrnssa9s. various proPo-
a1iav ws,s aerae da thaf aIa III U.s. II ws
~ h ~ onss, hn.eu 1aa eate9 pp and tue stock
% Q! nsss m 7a5 atank 70 1he iasS drop ~ order to
EnI auSn a1..S assg ooans colnioft 20 the enc.
~ ~ ,a3 ~ y; incident q
anf rnais VI lust Mesk IN tae local press.
Ssss5s ast d = e% ks!.ssee :! l
nnimrnio rshua s ~, .aa n.o nasasia .on,
;s".i ,,a,,,, H. Snss u@S WIG 1au!enlately
tGe ,,a upa a ~ +, Uss glonlnSat nal,ahs o.
uc,l,t nI,f4 ntsne ~ Il poar ease tnat tnS
~ Tou chasn,t ute t..o, ~ tc, aeautlul
Eta In.y hS fhe ~ , md ~ nnt l. Iva, Mas
T1"ssinn % !; within t ~ h,,nr mmu IT. & not sSa,e
iinEs s'u1 - 4'n'A " A"oo1ea alues VI stsaa
o'Ii MAIL, ,,,r boeo.o..,,o ,,. ..,.
t,cs nan;,ar @ ~ ;faat,s;nne s.osi q hoss
nosed scranton Of tic stats; Of sonterr sag pro
~ ~ .e+ap';shnS tssah ,;nd.a IT, SonlsoeLasy e
rrussia i,y this formation fnto sana,ot. -
'tBund,' becamc apparent in many cities ani ,si
towns in Bnyaria and the adjoining States
Since the conclusion of the 'armistice they
nrc becoming more and more frequent
Large meetings have been held ut many
| points, at Which the strongest protest!
nsainst the i:olntion Of Bavaria were resolved
bodies Of the leading towns Of the kingdom
addressed to the King, in which the Roya
Government IL asked to use its best endca
vors to prevent such fatal conspmmatio,
and to bring about tho unity. Of the Germa,
Father1and by joining the Northern Confeti
eracy, arc arriving here daily. A mass meet
ing Is likewise to be held in this city In 1 fcp
views, An Irresistible tide in favor Of unio1
with Prussia seems indeed to hay
set in, aud much as this pppula
movement mortifies aud frlrbteu
the Royal Government, It dare not oppose
under existing circumstances. OF course
the admission Of this Kingdom Into the Au:
| trian " Bur1d," would be the first step Il
: wards its ultimate inevitable absorption IN
to the Prussiau Monarchy and the .1vnC,l
Of the dynasty Of Wittelsbacher, The Comr
! 10 prevent this result. But the people INA
ol ffussla in Court circles, that "rathe
:" kreneh than trusstan" is sentiment gent
saly expressed. am told that some OF til