The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-30
Foreign Extracts.


The London correspondent Of the New York
Times, writing July IA, says:
After all and before all, the question in Europe
is what will France do2 The Emperor has told us
that any increase in the territories Of Prussia and
Italy must be att, nded with corresponding advan-
tages to France; but the Emperor's designs with
respect to Austria is the question. Will he per,
init her to be driven out of Germany and despoiled
of Venetia without compensation? This is the
real question. And next to that is the position Of
Russia, OF which 30 little is said that one almost
torgets there s %s sSee % n Europe 90 R
numbers 100000 men. These are the powers
that can govern Europe if they choose to unite to
do 30.
Bismark is said to have explained his policy
some time since to confidential diplomatic
friend, which was to buy some of the German
in war against France. demand for the Rhine
boundary wOuld give him the opportunity. NJ
Theirs has written q letter to the Emperor, in
which he says it is absolutely necessary for the
salvation OF France that she should declare war
on Prussia. telegram to-day tells that the
Emperor's order for 100000 breech leaders has
been largely increased. Even this slow-going
British Government, under the proverbial new
broom efficiency Of a fresh ministry, has ordered
$50, 600 Sny -Enelds said to be quite superior
to the Prussian needle guns.
The Times Paris correspondent says:
Tho slowness OF the Bavarians to fall into line
was considered here as probable treason to Aus
tria, and the French who supported Prussia were
surprised at the want of policy in the Prussians
in enteriLg Bavaria and provoking a battle at
Kissingen They think the Prussians ought to
have stopped at the frontier, and to have
diplomatized with the Bavarians. But the Prus
SLAMS feel strong, and they think, no doubt, that
hard knocks will prove in the end to have served
the best purpose.
A BOHEMIAN CRITICISM OF THE GREAT BATTLE.
tFrom The Politik Of Prague, July6l
Why is Hsnikstein to be court-martialled? Why
is Krismanic to be court-martialled How could
a talented General destroy, within eight days, an
even an empire? How could an experienced
commander allow himself, on the battlefield of
Konggratz, to be outhanked and surrounded?
We repeat it, upon the battlefield of Koniggratz2
Was the weather the cause Of it? We believe
when it rains, it rains upon the Prussians as we'll
as upon the Austrians. What we have heard of
Of Sadowa is terrible. We do not wish to increase
with it the sorrow of His Majesty and of the peo-
pie of Austria. We would court-martial others,
and we would do it to convince the army that our
confidence in their courage and strength is undi-
minished, and that we only wanted to know what
had endangered the fame of our army, harme
motion of officers without talent, without military
education; it is the nepotism in the army which
compels Austria a second time to cede kingd IN.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
[From the Journal Des Debdts. July 1871
The Emperor of Austria just addressed an ap-
peal to the Hungarians. He expects that they
are animated by those innate loyal sentiments
which have always distinguished them, and they
voluntarily enroll themselves under the flag OF
Austria.
On the other hand, we find in the correspon-
dence Buier manifesto addressed to the Hun
the the very opposite Of the appeal Of the Emperor @
Francis Joseph. The former Dictator states at
length the reasons why an Austrian victory could
only have deplorable results for the independence
of Hungary; he appeals to all their complaints
against the House of Hapsburg, and calls upon
them, instead of assisting Austria, to seize the
present occasion to assure their autonomy This
manifesto speaks at the came time, beside to the
Hungarians, also to the Transylvanians, Crotians
Dalmatians and Scavonians.
KossUTH GOES TO HUNGARY
[Florence Correspondence July 10y Of the Journal ds
bats
Kossuth, who has been here these last days. has
left for Hungary, where he will create diversion.
1t IL said bus will not vouch for it, that he took
which is also the nerve OF reSolutions. "r anu