, 1866-07-12

andcr to the Emperor Napoleon declaring
TINT Russia would rematn neutrai ii France
would do the same. It is scarcely necessary
for Us to point out the atsurdity Of these fn-
yent1oDs, so contrary to International nsages
and even to international proprioties. The
simple and SO natural that all efforts Of i'm
asination can be dispensed with. Rus
Of peace. The Emperor Alexander
exertcd in Its favor MI his personal influence.
Hc cordially concarret1 in the proposition Of
ance Of peace. Now, when NIL these attempts
have failed, aud when the sword has been un-
sheathed, 1t only remains for Russia to OBJ
serve events attentively, and to protect har
interests a44ainst their consequences Her al
1itude, therefore, may be regarded % similar
10 that Of France, In SO far that both coun-
tries hare sought to preserve peace, ana that
OF power, II 1t must be modified BY var,
should not be so altered to their detrfment.
But there ends the community OF interests,
and in no case can the conduct Of these two
Powers be governed ty the attitude Of the
other. Both retain their full liberty Of nc
would make OF hers In certain eventualities,
but, without being possessed Of Cabinet Sc
crete, 1t may be affirmed that Kussia has none
but conservative interests nothing leads her
to seek aggrandizement. AL that she might
be induced to demund would be guarantees
against the possible consequences Of alters
t{ons in the European equilibrium. Within
those limits, md with those qualifications,
there ia certainly ground tor an understand
ing between the neutral Powers"
PRUSSIA REonGASz1SG SoHTHERS GER
MANY.
tt,e7t1n Correspondence Of London Times, June IS
All northern Germany being now placed
under the control Of this Government. a cir
cular note has been addressed to the States
which yuted for 1t at Frankfort, 1nquiriug
whether they will lend helping hand in car
rying through the Bfsmark proposal Of Fed.
crnf Reform. As IN earnest of their good in-
tentlons, they are likewise called upon to
place their forces under PrussIan command,
recall their representatives from the Diet,
and despatch, special commissarfcs to Berlin
10 prepare the convention OF common Par
lament. It seems that the various Princl-
palitics to which the summons has been d.
Tected delay giving definite answer till
military events take more decided tu1D,
but, unlcss Prussia Is speedily humtlcd on
give In, and place their ancient independence
at the disposal of this youngest and most as
piriug Of German Powers. With Hanover,
lIolstein, Saxopy und Uesse-Cnsscl virtually
anncxed-Uieh Coburg, Oldenburg, Anhalt,
brunswick, Walidcck, Altenburg, Renss.
t nIciz aiieaaY eamGu osef-lne slates WHICH
LII nU1 W. ,ani-s,. te,, ~
..,T,,a,e a1' ,bat t1,o;-' i!,iac1a,9;,, an
1ot be Of long continuance. Even now, the
Grand Duke OF Mccklenburg-S the
only putcntate OF any importance who Inns
not rendered his submission to the Dtsmark
il,at he will lH. happy 10 accord theIn The
suurort nf lus tTGons In tI,. n-es.nt cam
TaI9n. What he objects 10 4 the en,er;pe,
lntS nny nermnuent enparemerts. more es
necilly Of d parliamcptary tcndencr. Uan-
course, Tearing the Epperor's revenge il case
lie should be Victorious, The first Iat; ;le tu
lie BohcmIan pIaius will decide this. AZ 90
many other pcrplexIng points.
10 the mem time Prussia Is striving 10 in
Eratjate herself with The subjects oi the de-
rated Soyercisns In tue aforementioned
manifesto Gen Boyer, the commander Mt Cas-.
tion which had be so pcrs1stently violated by
tue Elcctor shall le ut once restored, and tho
Goyerntncnt OF the country carried On In nc.
cprtlancc with It's legitimate rights. In Ham
over the troops arc {raterpizfnr with the pco.
Ole, willie ut LelpsIc thev have actually be-
come tie pets Of the Inhabitants, and urc
treated TO oceans Of thin Saxon cotiec aud no
end to cake whenever they like to ask for
them. To the conservative nlnd there Is
something melancholy In this rppid oblivion
OF former associations. Kings john aud
George nrc not week gone, and get scarcely
missed.
7ur raUssrAS TROOPS FnArERy1z1So WITH
'A''' ~ Tny s,yoSs. -
rr,o,, ,,e st,,,,,,r dan,s If tim o,so,
l. f''1' 'A1 "''"' IimssI p"'ns' - LII '1'A0'''
..,n,r-, 3nn.e,
The pr,,saian f,ash fnto saYnnx has hesn n
rrrat military s,,rress. II has y,vrn Pr5nre
ErcderirE Eharles thc adyaniaSe af hcInS
With a nar,.,w frout from tic vases IL tho
mountains insteaf5 or heinr nh,ire1 10 f,eht
1hem NJ, thoir terms II, ~ nnen cnuntrv os
,rn,,is X hore hacn the naao hsd t,cv ha.i ~ -
'nw,,, ~ nccnnr ti,ss s;nranm ~ x tI'c n,c..
mi mn,ncnt III Prnos;nn ,,atra,s nnS "S
.,,ato5 .1ns, ~ ~ st,ss
the isuna ~ ta ~ e7ia 1itn,, ~ F,h
ss i assu1 " .ne ~" ns's's MN Wy a4sne
sieases n ~ ~ os 1o,,ea, f. - uS' sSSsa' ans
sa1on s,,s a.ny ', nas rsttseo iuto n., nn.Ia, nna
"tnout pulAng . Lnsser Inc tfusslaa army
nae ins aapsa uS. ,,94, ~ ' 10 snv, & saeI "
ios !.o!n s.sso' oass'e ~ s1ss pass W WIG
thsatse " WIT. lAc'e ~ on!y "nu po!ut ~
Sa1ony Fnere Saxoh troops gre stl't Ioana,
@ ano Mnese eae saAo9 Seunaa1u IS SUI nolstea.
lhe Httie ivrt1Gss OF h0miss'e!n, s!.aaltG on
M lsoiatea SANDSTONE cl,u on inc !ett oanE Of
Irontter, Is s1lll occupied " olxoa garrison
inaccessible from the sscepness o. tle rock on
Which 1t stants. anu A. censtaefaule as
tance from tle surrounding nc'EhIs, lhts 1oft-
ress hns neveT oeen reanced:
~ is more probaolc tn4t hon1gsteio, guard
pfoaen, WI! sllll oe alio"ea ~ 1eta1u It's lsp'
1tntaon tof lmpfeenaDtity.
IN most OF ING VILLAGES and namlets OF
Saxony, certainly 10 oil ttose wh!ea lie on
roads leading to th* iEoutseF. Pfussian aol-
aleIs orc tillcted; cavalry ana artillery