, 1866-07-11
Z llo Gcfnnn.Ansrricnn Press on Tito
War In Europe.

The Louisville Tosks5iatt OF the 9Th inst. writes
as IoE3we. upon the German question: ''Prussia
has, by means Of Its bold initiation the invasion
of~asony and fianovct,) cpcned tho war, and The
result has been successful In bringing ali North |
Germany to the line OF the NAM. under The dom1u.
ION Of her cxcellcntly disciplined army. Prussls |
has not ouly cut Oft the Austrian army from help
from Hanover, moi ouly n1aie Mccklenbutg, Uldeu.
turs and AuhatDeseau it, alllCe, but has inspired
u doubt in the south German States as to the pro-
prigty OF casing their lot with Austrfa As lr as
able 10 judge the situation from the Ataeri
can eide, Prussia has dealt Apstria heavy blow,
isom the effects Of which the Empire has still to
suffer-"
The Hfttf.ehe Ibst Of the 7,h inst, copies from
the Tossicht1 Zsituag the following disposition Of
the Austrian army, which, 1t eays, may be relied
upon. The right wing Of the nrmy,or more proper
ly lis ha.e, cxends fsom Cracow 10 Olnutz. These
two for.resscs, with the msteffal which has been
there collected. form strictly the basis Of opera
11Ouf. The lluc OF battle, Which Stretches from.
Jawur.zno b. SzcxakoNa, Chemlcs, oswaecin.
ptuehuo. 0dcfbcrg snd 1foppau TO Grafeabers,
cuclo:es upWr Sllessn IN a semi circle. Tie roads
leadins from this llEe INTO St!caia, runufur from
Cracow by szczakowa aud MS<lowitz, or by Chcl-
OK AID Betun 10 Gleiw1tx aud the fortress Kos
Il, or from Odcrscr@ by Rauaos. also
10 Ko.cl, from u1nuiz by Ttoppau
10 Koscl or from GratenbcrE to the
fortress Ncsee-these roads can become the line Of
operntion Of the right wing. rhst II, these roads
will he the lines on which tho norihward moving
troops wtl npeEatc- The railroad from Cfaeo1 to
OF trau and 10 Onu:x. winch touches the tlue OF
hattie Of the right Wing a, ecyeral POINTS. Will he Of
great service III these operations. The centre OF
ll,c North army Is stretched on. (rou OKnutz to
bcyond kot,e:cratz md Jo.ephstadt westward.
The two last mentioted fortrrsses constitute Its
hAsIs ot operations. The outposts have 1ccn push
ed 10 the Ncst-Sndettn and The Me.e1geh,rgc, and
hold the pnssft Of ihcfc mt unla,ne 10 the lover 81
lrs!an boundaries. The maln force ia concentrated
at the fortress Of Josephssadt, from
| vhnec The line OF operations can move BIZ
| Relcbenbtrg to Gof!itz. The Tall1oad from o.
mutz TO Prague supplies transportation for the
| crs,rc. The 1eft wing IL concentrated along the
| ~nxan boundaries In the valley Of the Ebe,
and ho!da the clsss!c placcs OF The Seven Ycars
War, Lowosttz, Le,tnerttz, Theres!cnetadt, B1den-
back uud Tcp:i'x. It's basis Of operation. ia the
liltc for:e:e TheEcsIenetaat on tho Ebe; its sup
rtlcs arc III PRAGUE, from which they can be daily
transported by rat3. Thetc are three ways BY which
saxory Gun be invaded: frcm Thcrtsien.tadt 10
Bau'zsp. nt'1n AutH}g mud Topliz to rlrIa and
l,r1sden. Il The Austylans succeed in occupying
thc tarou- position or PTna before tho Prusstans,
hpd In forming = junction With the Saxon army,
direct a.tack could be readily mad~ upon U&r!u' .
Tue New York 1btna:s;tunq, Q. the sstll uli.. con
,an .u ed,tori.a h the conflict In Germany, from
| ahleh We make The following extracts ?" For most
.1,an z, Lcration. liberal sentiment ard cosmopol
iiaus,M hayc hecn held 10 be equivalent conccp
,ic1e In Germany. II l. sEuu tia: 1ht1c Is d sacus
sud obtcure lcehng OF rnstoraiitv, but What won
t!.rit other ualit us r. gard this Idle St.{ot
Il .hr right hen this ration Is 10 Ind is tealtza
,ioE IN tho doctrine Of universal brotherhood
! ,lat ,s. Inc t0o ind Iteclf IN tho noH.fyo. Thes
. two conceptions arc az much opposed Is tho con
trp,,tnr Ut idcality and diversity. nation 10
l r,f fSrHnr MIR mi
psi orsantzalion. II dues not require any unity q
1acr Tor hietorr hiss ehown that this has sc4rccl.
ever been rcIlcd upon. What te essential IL ihat
: : nation be sharply defined f1o, in oppo.tt,on +
everything t>c mud. as such defend Its oW tntci
e.!s With ttrong hand and leave other natlons I
= lake earc vi ihcls Affairs. Blsmaik has don
Eoon aLd great service for Germany In 1hat be ha
: r1clcd tho anger, the irdisuauon aud lhc hate
). othrt rat,eps, and by 20 doiue has tecurrd IL
= recognition Of n ec[Tll,nc and national II
uiy,onalliy In Germany. WIat he rlshtd TO d
y may have been evil, be may have desire
;. 10 merely transform North GcrmanJ in'
d i1usttn, hut what ho has Fe't
i, accomplished !: gooa, Is the commencement OF
', national GefMan policy. nc, like Mcphi.tophclc
:. is tic rowrr whteh alwaye Wills The bad and ;
- produces gcot In thl. tense Nc arc decidedly Il
:. Bt.mAEk, and pity tho error Of Ferdinand D!il
While We numtrr his macnauttnisy. For II ever Il
e political ideal Of Ferdinand and TITS tahcf Il 10
l. tralazcd. II IL only such man a. bismask T.
9. tpakc 1t possible. That ibis possibility become
i. n ALLY, the German Iccrlt nlnst take esrc.
II they have rot sclf.tcnaal and courage suG1cet
. lhtn Mu.t Germany tcrotnc the Poland Of I
- niue'tcnth century. DqtiE, "a We hope will BE-
u ca>e- 1t eahshlts these qualities alter :he var
&c broken loo.e then II wiiI have the prospect 0!
le coming great power. giving toEc to the dp'ous
be oi Europe, bcforr Which France thsl' modcstly
I'd tire al Engnrd had already retired thirty ye.rs a.
,,c When I, has reached this situation, 1t Will I
i, qratc aud tzcnbtc iu fear OF attacks feom
neighbour. but will 'hc o[Ienstye and MAJ
~ dedantly tounrd Its nanltctt destiny. Instead
~ drcndlng that Louis Napoleon a man not "
3D. mo,c clover. md less daring Than B1:mark,, ,
As the Rhine Province. It will boldly protl
eu IL night to Alfalfa and Lorraine Nlth such an
nr pbasts that will make the fEeethink1ug Ftenchu
a-k 10 good earnest nhclhcr cotmopolltaulsn..
tiec and other similar abstract Ideas feafly dem
~ stc surrender OF tho Frcueh Venice 10 German