The New York herald., 1870-08-20

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that had the pleasure OF riding. There were rough
board seats In the car which must confess, at the
risk OF being accused or ingratitude were very mar
row and very hard, but no doubt prefersble'to to q
journey on "shank's mare" Indeed. felt myself
obliged to remind my warlike companions Of On old
German proverb "Better ride Ill than walk well, f"
| which they received with q grinning assent
One sees all sort Of expressions on soldiers faces
nowadays-the deepest detection, drunken excite
ment thoughress hilarity and serious cheerfulness
am happy to be able to say that the latter La pre-
dominant, and the only one represented among my
wayfarlng companions. When | reached the B0he-
man frontier my troubles were, at least for the time
ended unless the greatest want OF adherence to the
time tables can be called discomfort In these times
and after the lapse OF considerable period Prague
THE FEELEa IN BOHEMIA.
Your correspondent determined to make as much
use ss possible OF few hours OF necessary delay IN
'pump" the waiter who brought his famshed
nature o cup Of coffee. The operation continued
Prague was left behind. The immediate cause for
this investigation was the variations the state
state OF feeling IN Austria. The Journal 01lcel OF
the 25th contains letter from Vienna In which the
writer asserts-"An classes Of the Austrian popula-
tton show the deepest sympathy Tor the Emperor
and for France. Certain lonely voices represent,
indeed, dssental views In the press but the writer's
or mai VArA Auafr II "a
radically different from that given by the Prussian
f,scnvar an far oS Pohcm,a want whtch "ccnnnt
most nearly anproached tho truth II could fnd hnt
ona of the very arge (,erman nonniotio1, rvIo waa
not enthuuastc in The German carse ana thta Single
French sympathizer confessed with sorrow tnat ne
could hardly mantion q sinCe Tel,ow
With the Sayonic pOpuiatiOo the case "a different
and on the whole should say thew are neutral es,
necialy N we accent LORD nvie,s test for neu
trality-both SIDES find fanlI win them In the
naiUhhorhnnd of Sadowa fha (.uech ronnia tion arc
stiIi mnch emhtfered aCainsi tns PrI ssans ana
wish them every nj THis hear among others
from two manuficturers whose Observation-Disclosures are
i'm that region
In Prao,ie on the other hand which waa occupied
for several months nv the Pr,ssian troons without
the occurrence OF Single frav between the soldiers
and the inhabtanta the Prussians have the reputa.
tion Of q humane and reasonable neone and nossess
the hearfv symnathy Of the neonIe In the present
war
AUSTRIAN ExTORTION
They make fhe mOsI pointed c0mnarisons beLween
prOpositlOn TO ssborroW,' over p hundred million
dorns from the prOpery deposited with the govern
ment in trust for minors a)sentees charitable pur-
poses &C. proposition the more iniouit0us In that
large proportion OF these deposits are cOmpusory
saw more than one hst clenched and heard more
than one threat OF vengeance In case the proposition
purporrnr to nave for Its object the proof thai here
are some acts OF blackguar rtism OF which even the
scOundrels at Vienna are tncanahie ~ The Daper
was of course conflscated: hui managed 10 secure
a conv which ha a escaned the nnlice
S'' y '..rrTit A ar Avrs
There IA among the Czechs a m ird marty contain-
ing some OF the foremost Bohemians. called the