The New York herald., 1869-04-19
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The German papers mention that four thousand
emigrants recently passed through Hamburg and
Bremen, within the space OF three days, route for
America.
The Paris journals remark that the Northern and
Eastern railroad stations are continually crowded
with military men, VINO are hurrying TO join their
regiments.
the Western frontiers, aud orders have been given
bidding the men to Join their regiments two months
earlier than usual.
Hobart Pacha Is at work, with a commission. ON
the reform of the Turkish navy. one hundred and
sixty thousand Enfield riies have been orJered for
the new national railita.
Large quantities Of war material are arriving at
Tries:s, from whence IL Is forwarded to Darnatia.
The Austrian government Is actively fortifying the
northern frontier towns.
On the 1st OF January, 1859, the empire of Russia
numbered 1853 printing ana 327 lthographic estab-
lishmcnts and 4i3 libraries. 81. Petersburg alone has
u printing establishments AMI IS libraries.
Prince william, ex-Eector OF Hcsse has returned
the Grand Gordon OF the Black Eagle to the King OF
Prussia. because the annexation Of his state to the
frussan monarchy does not justify him In keep
| lug u.
The Fiscaietto OF Turin caricatures the state OF
Europe by see.saw. the centre of which Is future
| war On one end slt Russia and Prussia; on the
other France aud ltaly trying their bess TO hold on
sni en!eay2nny to klcs up Austria; a.
Thc Total amount Of the Confederate German forces
now iorins an effective OF G0O,0Oo combatans, with
| Out including tue landwehr, thus subdivded:--
| Twelve corps darme Tor Prussia one for Saxony.
| one ior Baden, one for Wurtemberg and one for
Hesse.
| The Gamontn mentions that the following general
order was issued .on the 3st ultimo at Munder, IN
nanover:-By superior orders received from Berlin
| ah the men belonging TO the reserve OF the Tenth
army corps, up 10 the age OF thirty-two Including
tWeiVe caSaes, are ordered to Join their ranks. All
| the men belonging TO the Landwehr up TO forty
years oil age, are to DC kept IN marching order.
letter from Munich, published In the Gernlanfd,
contain5 tne loil0wlng extract:"A lively exchange
OF messages mas been carried during the last few
uays pc ween this city, Vienna and Berlin. Great
| actiyiy reigns throughout the War ONCE and mo-
bilizaton Is expected within three weeks IL is r-
mored tnat Prussia Intends provoking France before
| the election takes place.u
Reports are current In London that fresh supplies
/ OF war material have been sent recently TO Lille
| Metz and Strasburg, and that the fortfcations OF
| those towns are swarfnng with laborers. Marshal
NeIs silence In presence OF these preparations is
looked upon with great suspicion, because whenever
ne ls silent IL Is sure sign Of his having much TO
| thlnk about OF serious nature
/ Prussan military commander recently addressed
the troops ut q review held at Munder as follows:-
"Very probably your services will soon be reouired
by your King and country, and you may shortly be
called upon 10 take the field against the old bered.
| tary enemy. against whom your ancestors fought
| under Wellington-in fact, against Franceu The
officer had barely terminated when the men, much
to his dismay burst into loud cheering CRYING out
"L0ng live France" "Long live Napoeon In ~
! Long live the Emperor Hurrahlr