The New York herald., 1868-07-11

cially promulgated, have leaked out ri YOU an
ministerial. press in Pesth, and l now SCI
The strength Of the army and marines IS SET dCsT
at eight hundred thousand men for tne n.,,o,, neAs
years, Ihls gnre Is however s%sey sssatnres. ~ Yns
militia (andwehr, OF the collective monaicny as
De two hundred thousand men strong, anu 10 con ~
only of infantry aud cavalry. The oD.igauon ,o ~
enter the army. the marine corps the militia Is 10
commence or the individual from the lst OF Jahu Ihe
after the completion OF the twentieth ye;: fnr
time Of service in the army and marines IS to iass ,oI
three years the line and seven years III nawa
serve IN the militia two years ior n 'hUse lSe arm, and
twelve years for those who are inscribed IN Eie
militia directly. Those who shall n.rns 4ase COM COM
Rsisd %il not sasr be 'er% liable to 'u' serve tie
militia. The obligation to serve In the
mencement OF the nineteenth until the termination
OF tie f0rtie h year. those who enter the army as
STada Of esncaon 70 tie
through all the classes OF agymnasinm, or upper
school, and who besides c!othe themselves during
themselves and, If they enter the cavalry, provide
horse and maintaia III, win In time Of peace be
service. Thosc who have taken holy orders will be
employed army clergymen and In war time be
mihta or the Hospitals. The militia in time Of peace
Will be under the command not OF The imperial MINI
ster OF War but under that OF the Hungarian AND
West Austrian ministries respectively; IN admnistra-
der the Commander-in-Ch Chief Of the malta,
Appointed app e by the Kaiser Ss The Hunsaran @ and
West Austrian Ministers are at all times TO keep
ing the condition, the equipment and movements
Of the militia. Those liable to serve who are decided
to be unit for service and yet are 1T for trades viii
have 10 pay q tax Tor the maintenance OF military
pensioners in proportion to their property, which tax
Will be regulated by special law.
Tie next Fan-u Schuetzenfest Is to take place
| at Vienna. II will commence the 18th OF next
| month tJuly). The wooden constructions appurte-
| nant thereto are rapidly approaching complet. on
|
ION among the university students In Vienna In re-
| gard TO this festival. minority OF them regard It
| as a political demonstration against Prussia, and
therefore set their faces against 1t. The majority,
however, hold to the great herman idea, according
| many 1t was the peace OF Prague to
the contrary potwl5hstanding in Al public
they should take in regard to the Fest, these two
parties came into sharp collision and there was
such row that the government Commissioner an:
nounced thaS lie must declare the meeting dissolved
If IL continued. order was only restored a.er the
minority had seeded en- mdSse from the meeting.
The trial Of Count Gustav ChOrnsky for contrving
the murder of his wife commenced on Monday last
IN Munich and will continue throughout the week.
The court Is crowded with journalists from all parts
OF Germany, Austria and Hungary. The seats re-
Gr s t6 corps r puke
tended the first two days trial. The line of
defence Will evidently be to maintain that Count
Gustav was non conspos neentts. Although the
trial is taking place at Munich, the chief centre OF
found In this city. Most OF the journals OF Weimar
have sent one or more NJ their reporters to Munich
10 send them special correspondence aud teiegrans
concerning the course Of this cause C le IRE.
In oervia everything looks most favorable to the
cause OF the regency and the boyish Milan Obre
nowitch who Is now on his way 10 Belgrade The
family of Kara George have put forth an indignant
denial ol the charges that they were the principals in
the plot 10 murder the late Prince. t m ST, In JUS
uce be said that the threads OF the conspiracy have
not yet been traced up to the Princes Alexander
and Peter Kara Georgewitch but they have been
traced To one Nenado witch, the Overseer OF the
prison situated IN the parish of fTopschider; and this
man Is cousin OF the wife of Prince Alexander.
The story originally set afoat that the father and
brothers Of Radowanowitch were actuated by
desire 10 avenge the seduction OF q daughter and
sister is pure nudge. There is no lady occupying such
relationship To the said family In short, this se-
ducuon myth is one that shows Its head whenever q
mysterious assassination takes place In this part Of
the world Mademo sele Katharine who received
three wounds is getting on favorably. She has not
yet been informed of the death Of her mother and
the Prince She believes that like herself, they were
only wounded tony more severely, and she daily n-
qulres OF her physician after the condition OF her
mother (Madame Anna) and Prince Michel
The Kaiser and Baron Beust have paid q visit
OF coincidence to the widow Of the late Prince, who,
since her separation has been residing In OF the
suburban villages adjacent TO this city.