The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-03
PR q ssIA.
oar Berii. Correspondents.

| Ptan q 0p~u4,ous-P.sstion Of tia Al<frtan Army
Cfressar u ne Pvusnan Government Interruption ~
Rss'sGy a~d Te,eoraphie cbwmnnicaaon-Lds NsDs-
Rcport~d Occupation Of DfSaes-TiigAts the King "
Sasnv-Revo,xtiow N Hsss <e
The ISth June will be dio sSass In tho annals Of
Germany II marks tho Termination Of the any years
pcaco--oniy temporarily interrupted by the rsvolu-
tonary movements OF is4s 4s-whch she has enjoyed
nacs the conclusion OF the great Hsposonic wars and
during which she has possessed II not good government
and domestic union at least outward security and leisure
70 cultivate the OF industry and material progress
The war that she bas commenced will not equal In dura.
son the Thirty Years the Seven Years War which
desolasd the Fatherand in former agos but IL may be
quite II not moro runous u her prosperity, and viii
probably end like them in the Eruption Of foreign armies
| and the partial Acknowledgement Of her territory
The catastrophe so long Impending has been nnally
brought on by the motion Of Austria the Diet for the
mobilization Of the federal army TO vndcsts the rights
ofthe Bund In Holsten, In spite OF the protest OF
Prussia II put to the Thursday tho l4th and
passed by majority OF against six. All Tbs four
| kingdoms, Bavaria, saxony wurtemburg and Hanover
voted against Prussia, also did Electoral and Grand
| Ducal Hesse for her with the exception OF Baden,
| only such pctty states MccAicnburg Oldenburg and
the Thurngan Duches Prussia herself declined TO VOTE
on the ground that the whole proceeding Illegal and
when the result proclaimed her ambassador and
declared that the adoption Of tho motion
tanamount TO declaration OF against a member Of
the confederacy, and consequently breach OF the fed
era contract and that his government therefore consd
cred the Union 10 be from that dissol d and 70
have ceased to exist reservng TO itself the formation OF
new confederacy the basis proposed by
| Count Bismarck IN his late circular In
| word Prussia seccdes from tho Gcrmanic Union
rcn ounces tho engagements contracted under Il and
dcrtakos force the States opposed her join
/ which Austria is excluded Bismarck Ia prepared TO
carry out tho programme traced by him two years ago
20 effect the unity OF Germany not by peaceful negota
ton or parliamentary debate but by blood and iron
l IL must DO admitted that after the OF the Diet
against him he had alternative but submission
and that as matters stand now, submission would be
Synonymous for Prussia with pocal extinction but il
| Ia equally true that unanimous vote would never
have taken place the part OF the second rate
mcnts u he had not ratcd them By his arrogance and
| excited their fears by bis ambition.
After the Withdrawal OF the PrnsssIan Ambassador
from the Federal Council the question could only be
in what quarter hostities would nrst break out and
this decided by detection oil Hanover and Hcsse
Cassel upon whose neutrality nj any rate Prussia had
every reason 10 calculate, partly from their geographical
poation and partly from the sympathy OF their rulrs
with Bsmarcxs domestic system, and this seriously In
tertered with her military arrangements The Kingdom
Of Prussia ~ composed ~ two very unequal moioto-
the larger division, comprising Brandsnbnra Pom
erania ScsIs, &C. being separated from the wessphalan
cyhanoDSear and aess ., treaties Concluded Nth hess
States Prussia has acquired the right Of Tor her
have been assigned her for that purpose The possess
sion OF these roads IN Of vital importance 70 Prussia AZ
wthou, them the monarchy would BE- cut in two, and
tho western part In which al present there very few
troopA could be easily oyerrun by the Bavarians and
Wunsmolrgrs, who have maAssd ther ior,es
the Austrian deiaohments that have hitherto occupied
Bosen and the fortTe Of hsycnce AMI iiasiol 90
b. telegraph 70 the HanovcnaD and HeSlan govern.
mcnis categor.cay enioning hem not 70 give efec, 20
the resolution just esd IN the Federal Diet or % take
part In any aay In the approaching contest between
Prussia and Austria and 70 leave tins Aforesaid military
roads 70 the transport ~ Prussisn troops inviting
thorn, moreover 10 acoedc to the scheme Of TED raj
form proposed by Prussia, IN which Gaze the integrity Of
A reply 70 this ultnsainm demanded BY ~
r " Of tho day with the intlmation thai II u
MT psrfecty Satisfactory oriers would bo given ior
tn liz late occapa lon o The two states BY PTnssan
force. For moment the King OF Hanover hesitated
the Lea ainfes both o. That kngd and of the VI e
torate % Hose prot sed strongly against bragg ng their
county nts he qrsol between the two greai Powers
and a,sed her governments y MAINTAIN he stro.sst
msck VII Oh greatly carails the righs ~ tho
Power and Transforms them a f1eto into vasal' q
Prussia had excited 20 tho The cao ~ OF Their
sovereign Power By ~hich they are all aetuatei AMI
they resolved % profit by The lat emporium "
thai gh afforded then II sorting their nd.uemi.
ence Tho Prusslan ultimaium rejected,
one 70 Sax0ny had been already and before tho
term allow ed had erpred the lst troops landed
on Hanoterian ground II a beautiful summers
afternoon Of the 18th Of June the date n,ed Ia
pm of the gu int tlai the flashing 81 IN bayonsts
the sun they steppcf shore from tho stamsh re-
thai conveyed ID m across the Ebe to Hsrburg, pro
many one hundred and three yars after the peace ~
Hubcrsburg and two hundred and eighteen after The
peace ~ Munster
Hesse consists of the division hIthero stationed Wetz
lar tho former sarons q the federal forr9e-cs do
nchments % the Prissian army IN schles~gH ostsin,
aud parts ~ the newly formed rcnh army corp~ They
are understood 20 b. under tbs command Of General
,gptsg1e In tho nignt from Thursday 10 Friday all
~, r.0ps SIN realning Bcrln had been forwarded
over hnrtbn Saxon ant Hsnoyeran frontiers Ia Han.
fence; the rsaepA's,'oas nays Tn ~ maas ,"r ~
burg and the Hanoyd the Prussans from iiar
bind king and HI snn, have ''ny, 49, W poI
southern part Of the kinxdon - conoenirai 10 the
be Joined BY the BayaranS and Ausrid they espet 70
bur- and Frankfort Ia the direction Ru, - hsh q.
rrus.an army, under Prince Fredrrick chaHtony ~
the frontier SimultsncoD ~ Friday nlgh, ,fos.ed
pants rrbla t,e kl0s, the inn ton 81 ~
Berl and Rssa Railway Sith thai leading fron L@nslc
70 Dresden, a. W4r1~n, 0ftsen miles - Iaipsr ana
~ ioban % Saxon LaHs, on the railroad fren Zltlan
70 Dresden, and short dasnor from the bohemian
army, WI 81 = the column ing from gurzen
u 70 antc paio tho BavanaBs Ia the orcogna. /
have lsi'h the option II SAT Mnirgepl piarea 49,,
small cpniingcns Al the disposal ~ PRUSSIA and hive
claim upon her protection. Tbs centre will probably
ms-ch straight % % Dredcn, where u Ill b. 10 an
m0nIcst0n th the isft wing which ap14nrs ~ - u-.
nos. Numerous q tho The thrs corps According :
private accounts The Pnisfans entered lsiTso lAs
evening Al Kswa the tasons had bios n AZ the r..Av
erdge aad they had oonseq aniy. - Nat ul hridgs
y pohloons was thrown over The Eibo wLeh
y said y have been effected ~ very short tta, ID
not hkely thai the ssrons viii at tnpt -
defend Dresden. The impression IL thA tbey wN
rcufe v 80 foruhai camp al frns whore they -oala
," loiDei BY " Aasnaat - they vers - ifSa ne
Prussian plan n sei ~ ~ follows me- .or,ss no.
a <ancng from rAss 70 occupy Dresden ana ikreaten
tho NaEun camp rolN ne 'front.' ~bs Pr~Isfict rha.es
y n no bulk u ~ A-Iy cntsr Bohrms rom Ztias
and seg"s upon The pss-es N Alrrs, ggeB ani fopa
through .hch tsa Aa.irans ~ou1 fase I, seiso y,
U order y eo,cr atosy. n ne msanuae H. TN n
- 4 = make aemgnsrsilon sga1n.t DIN, - !, :.
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