The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-16
European War Coss,n.

A squadron OF mounted guides has been
formed IN the ualan army. The corps IS very
select, consisting chiefly of Young men of pro-
pcrty, each OF whom provides his own horse.
One has also dog which has been trained to
military service, and flies at the throat of any
one whom his master attacks.
Among the "Garibaldlni there are four or
five uiudndieres, of whom correspondent
writes:-"Their dress Is very pretty; it consists
OF pair OF baggy trousers, short green skirt,
and one OF the red cdracie fastened round the
middle with belt; also, jaunty little red cap
with a long tassel, the hair being knitted up
quite short. Avery pretty girl one was; but l
should not advise either volunteer or Tyroese
to take hbeIt ties with her, at all events MS long
as she carries that sharp, bright stiletto IN her
girdle.n
In the Prussian army all the young men in the
army try to cut their hair so as to initiate the
Crown Prince A correspondent saws that mas.
much as the Prince has a sort of average Prus-
sian iace-what may be called representative
face-the vast number OF lads and men one
meets with features, complexion moustache,
and whiskers like his is somewhat singular IG
is also the fashion Tor the boys of the army to
assume a fine military scoWl as if they we're
very anxious that some one snoud tread on
their coat"
The following incident is told by n correspond-
ent IN Pru'sla:-"Dld man ever go into battle
with the conviction that he should be shot? |
believe not. | believe # man we're to ascer-
tain tor a certainty that in the next encounter
eighty out OF one hundred men would be slain,
he would iniallibly chalk himself down as one
OF the lucky twenty. During last night ira
velled number OF miles with an officer going
TO the war, ana he was as unconCerned and as
particular about the minutesu trihes pertaining
to his comfort as if he had been Young lady
going from ito Brighton. He had brought
wi him prettily embroidered pair of slippers
which he carefully TOOK from his bag when the
train started; and then opening bottle of eau
de COlogne-eau de Cologne Tor z man going to
some Borodno or Austerltz!-he gently
sprinkled 1t over his hands, and then pro-
ceeded to wash his iace III a similar manner
that ls, In the manner of q cat. And he was no
etemInate, lackadaisical Carpet-warror with
white moustache and a lisp, but big, jolly,
burly fellow, who seemed immensely proud Of
his gold hllted SWord.n
A Jew merchant in Breslau has offered re-
ward OF fifty FrIedrichs dor to the first Prussan
soldier who captures an enemy's flag, and another
of the same amount TO the first Jewish soldier
who gets promotion to the rank of officer for his
courage.
The OacI prints the following advertisement,
for the benefit of whom it may concern:-
SHOOTING TO LET FOR THE SEAsoN-In conse.
quence OF the retirement OF their haesues the Kings
OF SaXonY and hanover rom their country seats,
Messrs Bernstorf g. Co. are instructed uy M Bis.
mark, the local agent, to offer TO public competition
the sole right OF shooting over their preserves These
abound WI h the usual game Consisting of uhlans
iagers, andwehrs, Croats and smaller game such as
Mr.. Carlyle has described as wild Pandour dog
gerry In addition may be mentioned that asun-
dant opportunities will be found tor bringing down
the well-known dou0 e-headed eagle. At the first.
named shooting commodious lodge exists supplied
with splendid pictures by the old masters, while
there will be found an ample supply OF the most
tul crockery, To those in search of retirement and
perfect quiet the Hanoverlan shooting quarters can
be confidently recommended. M. Bismark will taBe
care that adequate supplies provided the
tenant, and will fn1 AL the necessary ammU nton
glatis. Rent not so much an object a tenant who
VIII preserve the property.
Application to be made to Messrs. Bernstorf &
Co., Callton House terrace, London"
The ladies of Paris have begun TO hold fashion
able assemblies for the purpose Of preparing lint
| to be sent TO the theatre OF war
The University of Prague has been closed on
| account OF the outbreak OF war.
Postal communication in Germany has become
| so deranged that letters from Frankfort and
| other towns addressed to Hamburg are now sent
| to London for conveyance by steamer to thai
| city through the English Post Office.
Placards are posted up in all the streets o.
Hamburg, announcing that the King OF Prussia
| has assumed the title OF Protector of Germany.
The King Of Italy has taken with him to the
| camp NJ. Carlo Ademono, a painter of battle
| pieces. who has been authorized to wear the
uniform of the staff of the National Guard.
Giuseppe Basinl, baker Of Forli, has nine
sons serving in the italian army.
The Italian Commissioner for the Paris EXhi
bition has quilted his post to Join Garbaldi.
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