The New York herald., 1866-08-04

NJ Arthur schckior, son. In law OF Baron Roger ldu
Nord), and brother OF the Duchess dAlbufera a well
known breeder aud OF horses. has been
called from Fraoce TO Prussia for service IN the land
wchF.
tanned In his Duchy by the Prussans has escaped To-
wards the South This is ths sixth Sovereign among
10 leave their staies. The others are:-rhs Kings OF
Hanover and sayony the Eccor OF Hesse the Duke Of
SAKE. Nciningen and tho Grand Duke OF Hcsse
communication from Berlin statos that tho number
thousand Tho majority Of them do not appear TO ind
much pleasure IN utilizing their leisure In WORKING a. the
Prusshn fortihcations Al Krnigsberg and hagdeburE
they refused to labor under the precrt that their oath
the nag prevented ho executing works which might
against their Emperor
One Of the conquerors Of sadows. Prince Frederick
Charles OF Prussia nephew Of the King Il the artho u
pam phlet which appeared six years ago on The AT
OF Combating the French
Cenerai Kaiik, who commanded the Austrian brigade
In Holsten, and who taken VI at tho moment Of
the Departure OF that corps, has Just died al Aoua
Communication both by telegraph and by rail says
ihe knitew du str are interrupted on several point,
the frussian armies arriving with considerable ircgu
larity That inconvenience augmcnis - the Pru.eians
get further from their base OF operations.
A French gentleman asked a Hungarian friend In
Paris whether the tms had not come shen Hungary
could svengc herself In Austria "Ah, cha,' r.
gwen Austria BenedekiT Tho General. i seems, l.
Hungarian, and fought ssains! BIZ oonntrymen a you
know. In is4s.
The United States Consul At Hamburg Mr. James
Mcond offered nifty " Ice for the of the
Prussiin War Department
The King of Prussia has presented % General s,ein
metz pc victor Of Nachod and skalcz tho order OF The
Black Eagic
The Kreus zetitrg OF Berlin contradc,s rumor that,
on ihaoccason ~ a dinner given TO some Hungarian
ofceH taken prsonery toast had been drunk 70 Prince
Fredetck charles as king Of Hungary ~
The following obituary announcement appears the
N,w dns.1s OF Hanover signed by Nine. Hejuithcn
ny Youngest son, Hermann Heinlchen. captain n the
THIRD rgiment o. Hsnoveran infantry died The death
of q hro al fApgensaxa the 21th of June. and my
second son, Charles Heincben, Lieutenant oonel ~
DRAGONS ~ tho Prussisn army, was killed by ball AZ
the had Of his regiment Ia a cayairy encounter
The general direction Of the Italian Poet once 80.
nounc~ that letters from Jtaly for Prussia torterp
Ccrmny, sweden, Norway, Holland, Denmark aud
Russla VII heneeforih Jay 2ol be ,en, erelpsiysly
they light be liable Under present Circumstances n Il
psssedhrough switzerland and Southern Germany.
Tho prague Gos>a> states that requls,on Las been
army bry tons of bread and three hundred and thirty
tons oats, IN ad iltion " The daily nations o. the
sand three thousand men quaficred IN prtste bousot
Thsjournals Of Chemnitz and Goi,ingcn whioh had
been nspcndcd by the Prusslan commanders 10 tarony
and Hnoyer, have again appeared
Theilrnbution of Na,,onai Casa, of erlin, for.
biddenn Neckienburg since the 25th of April 1892 Is
again PRINTED.
A Gtman journal recoun,s the following episode Of
fhe late battles "A young soldier 10 the midst ~
leaved shamrock growing A. such plant Il rare AMI
IL siered n bring good luck, he stopped 70 take a.
Al thalvery instant ball pussed over MS bead
10 neanha he must have been killed be bad not been
bendtu down The man 40 mifacuiOlsly saved has sent
the pst " 70 which be owes hla NE v b. befothed a
KTnlgpcu
Telessph pole. IN South Australia are made n ma
boganJ hecsuee other wood viii not stand tbe climate
and bsBsl IN the ground
Al peby CEnglandJ sssges W. Justice ssllor. or tn
n that call wttUrHsNN ~ fEN