The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-19
Frederick William, the Crown
Prince Of Prussia, Prince
Frederick Charles, Gen.
Manteuffel, and
Gen. Won
Room.
Fren nch enerals.
Marshals CanrObert, PalikaO, Ba-
zaine, and Forey, and
Gen. Changarnier.
PRUSSIAN GENERALS.


The Crown Prince Frederick William.
Although the general conduct of the military
operations win fail upon General Motke, the Chief
OF STAFF, the Crown Prince, Frederick William, who
chief under the King He holds the u RANK AZ
Of eutenant General Inspector of the First Divi-
sion Of the Army, Commandant Of the First Division
of Infantry of the Guard, Chief Of the First Regi-
ment Of the Grenadiers Of Eastern Prussia, No. /;
First Commandant OF the First Battalion (Bern) OF
the Second Regiment OF the Landwehr of the Guard
attached to the First Regiment of foot guards, and
the Second Regiment of Grenadiers Of Silesia, No.
the regiment of Russian Hussars, No. II; and
Proprietary Of the regiment of Austrian Infantry.
cess Victoria, eldest daughter of Queen Victoria,
Princess Royal OF Great Britain and Ireland,
1s4O. He has two sons and three daughters, his
eldest son being Prince Frederick william Victor
Albert born l. at oI Berlin on the 2Ith Of January,
the Guard and OF the Landwehr He it was who
Ss the Army Of the Oder at
during the German Italian campaign but little is to
be written. AT first he was unknown and nobody
had any idea that the conduct OF the war would
eventually come into his hands, but at last it did so
He had the control OF the troops throughout the
war, backed, Of course, by Won Moltke.
Prince Frederick Charles.
Frederick Charles Alexander born on June 49,
1901 is Grand Master of the Bailiwick of Branden,
burg Of the order OF HOsptallers OF ST. John of Je
rusaIem Field rs is and Commander Of
sian Infantry, First Commander OF the First Bat
TALON Second Regiment of Grenaders Of the Land
ment Of Russian Musketeers. He Commanded the
| 1927, he married the Princess Marie Louise Alex
andrine, daughter of Charles Frederick, Grand Duke
| OF Sake w eimar
General ManteuffeI
Edwin Hans Charles, Baron de Manteutlel, born
February "a, 1909, and son of the President Of the
Superior Court OF Magdeburg, entered when seven
teen years old the Dragons Of the guard was made
| to the King in lS4s Colonel In 1864, he accom-
plished many diplomatic missions especially in Aus
tria. In 1851 he was attached to the Minister of
War as chief OF his pei sonal staff In 1855 he was
called to the Kings household as grand chamber
| lain and became acknowledgement and
| adjutant general. While fulhlling these functions
on the occasion of the publication of pamphlet by
acounselor OF the tribunal of Twesten, fought
duel with the author, which caused considerable ex-
element. After the convention of Gastein he was
where, during the disputes Which occurred between
| the two great German powers he led the Prussian
successfully defended the claims OF Austria He
was afterwards sent against Hanover, and had the
command % Of div division under Gen, Vogel de Falken-
in the month OF july 1856, General Manteufel took
command of the army Of the Main, and directed
operations against the German States OF the South.
| He was charged with dealing very vigorously with
his vanquished compatriots during these successful
city Of Frankfort the payment Of a war levy Of
6OOOO0OO OF francs, which the magistrates refused
| iage When the war terminated Baron de- Man
| teuffel was sent on mission to St. Petersburg to
lnuuCe Ine CZaT 10 Jake u IdVOrdDle view OF tne
reorganization OF Germany as accomplished BY
Prussia.
General Won Room.
Albert Theodore Emile Won Room, the Prussian
| general, statesman and military writer ana minis
| ter, born 3Oth OF April 1903, was educated at the
military school, and entered the army as an officer
| in 1921 After having, from 1894 TO 1927 pursued
the higher OF the general military school, he
was employed as teacher in that OF the cadets at
Beln and, devoting himself to the investigation OF
| military and geographical sciences, distinguished
| himself therein. He has published a number Of
works, some OF which had great circulation, espe-
cially 'The Principles OF Geography, Ethnography,
| and Political Economy" 'The Military Geography
| OF Europe" 1.-THE lberian Peninsula"
Meanwhile Won Room followed his career regu-
| larly. After having made In 1882 campaign Oh
observation In Belgium the occasion OF the siege
| OF Anvers, he was attached to the Typographical
bureau, then to the stan, where he was made cap
tain: made major in 1912, chief OF statf In 1S4S,
lieutenant-colonel in lS49, majorgeneral IN 1886.
He held successfully various commands since ls4s,
and accomplished many important missions He
| was charged ON two occasions with the m0biza-
ton OF the army, especially in 1853, when Prussia
was preparing TO interfere in the war OF Italian
independence, which was suddenly suspended by
direction of the military education OF Prince Frede-
rick Charles, whom he accompanied TO the Univer.
sity OF Bonn, He was called on the 10th OF April,
1861 to the Ministry OF the Marine, and on the 9TH
At the head of this double service he
| showed, in the years which followed, much
energy and perseverance in secoading the
| projects conceived by King William for the reorga-
jects in spite OF the opposition OF the majority in the
| Chamber OF Deputies, against which he contended
in concert with Count Won Bismarck His name
| nom that time Is prominent IN the history OF the
| extensive notifications OF Germany, accomplished
to the profit OF Prussia by the force of her or
| the adroitness OF her diplomacy.