The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-04-28

- rtion of the Cars armies and we know, soo,
how seriously fiscal snotISoRslS tSs sslSs We have
bad occasion also to notice the reform lnt
duoed in England by the Cardweli Dill, Lar nrn ~ ~
is certain that Great Britain Is rlon n5as Gre
afford mistakes aud to reconstruct un9el az
har military system. Bat what is the WeignS Oh
the third factor, and what would Dc tne SSire
| of Austrian CO operation, as ,;pa in the
| instance, with the ftencn "iA'
| Crimean war ,. +ha ann |
currence of the Hapsburg Kaiser thot 20 p"t Nano.
leon III in 1874. The obvions tae1 Vi 0U
tipuity to the theatre of war 10 OF lncompo
BILE Importance i,, nhe sre%Sn wenld u such a CON
test. belong not to Russia but to her eneuitS Sc, |
For the former power all access to bnigara ~
sea would be cut off, while WhhIv Sns he trammel-
ed by local hostility, and woTlo or 90 tbs Mains
exposed to assaults in flank. From tne pse nas
of Hung ary and the so. called military 60.
cbeckered with railways aud roads construct
ed with strategic ends IN Vie~, ,aS S10 18th cele
Enpland's new ally conld be moved WIN esnss ~e,s
rit1 and safety to the field OF hostiltles acioeo
Ivy nannbe. Under such conditions, opera
t;ons of a far more prompt and formlaao.e
character might be looked ior tnan t.,iai mno of
every French regiment and all its matelia tSa Ua
war had to be transported by EMP over 'to
long and winding orcuit from "A' sei'ie' w
Sebastopol. .,. sho,ld he
once seoured to overt measures, DIS suoJeoSe
. | could be counted on to otter more hta;nsd
y and resolute cooperation tnan ~ss ~or,ssnnnd
De f.on, France We know from the correspouu. :.
enne of Napoleon Ill with Prince Albert .has
the formers people were at first only W ~ ehi
:. in the Crimean venture, ana !nss ad from the
l. Eject of Russian intrigue at Parls upon "; sn
=, anal treaty of peace. But under preseno onId T
q oumstanoes war egainst tns stassoraft on the
mart of the Hapsburg dynasty; 1t woula ,1 ar, Ell
IN die in the more irflammable and warMke par ar
of of it's dominions fever o. ha Mnpysrs car
he foroiye their Kaiser for battling In loae 20
es hold his hereditary claims That vas ia"ti: II;
quarrel where esSh @ sioe soeitv Of such feuds
ended in full reconciliation. Bot the aunsa .n th
of Rams have NOS forgotten what tney owe " ths,
ne Northern Gear, who interposeo 70 c.9sn ~ % o.
mo from a brutal, disinterested hatred OF
lid liberal Institutions: ,.,1 ,-oxim;tv an
." ,onnIar enthusiasm would have great Welgl
"a r the military resources and organlzasioht t
'no the Austro Hun garian empire remainSu " ~
they we're ten years ago. a.nat;on 5os 10 i viii,
of @ aaeos from the appointment of Count beus!
the Prime Minister in 1867, been more Sweep
an and effectual One of the hrsC sCeps ry Un
ita rnler " was to recopstI not the whole army ey'
re- f Anstria as regards recruitment, term
lose service and scheme of mobilization, aLe. "
had Prussian model which had proved .Se deos
, at. Uhifb has elapsed, the new regulatlons hs
at q heen ssgaoiously and faithfully aPpmee,s .
zart the result is that the ngasng on naper. is
,bas- empire, always Impressive npon PTnp, Pnpaon,mhe
me- n forminable fact. by Lne 10" y. "rmy n
that IsfS the strength of the regular artny =, -
orm- war footing WAS liked at so"e'nius - 90
.nied 400 600 men, of which nearly moleIy wa
to by be furnished by Hungary. % puS ITnton
the report lately published by Gen. - oPtTp' 01a
1akes abo-e mum oers re - tbirtv Thousand be
loise. nearly nunutS Tnnearien Landsoehr al
,omes contrlputeo w 49, W. ~ the whole Transleit
eople whose ratio howeVen o. ~ TO fonr' Thus it app
this contingent is ont one ~ We Cs,man. Czech,
lmber that IN aoaltiou W ,ha knstrinn coadju ute
rance South h'Siaslc iotSS, ,,nnb INTO Bulgaria q I
have England miEas S S;scinlioed army of g
earth ougn com hPHoUeu PS: iargely made up of
"a Mapyars, and wholly amin sted WIN s Sne'1 =,
spirit. A sufficient NUMBER ol tlIop 9pn;a
ear OF rsmsin avail able for movements III DUEL" % eL
-e was S: ~ IN the from tier of Gaiicia IN the
Sco1, There are other reasons, Wnlon So % "
y ana dwell on here, but which PLAINLY lenu -.
Alolo test with Austria peculiarly oaneer1@ae5 @ Az %
rlena, ala A large f1rce would nave 70 o Sore oo
Serests to prevent uprising IN foleno IA a. >, o
e tlne the Slavic subjects of the kalseF c9ua5 ~
u of q ee ~ sonth and there si9rs all
that Austrian iLh1epce wou6u
aid by napt at Belgrade, II not AZ SeTsinJd h,nJd
ais fine aside from these matters, tte oAoau &c
paid in above outlined demonstrnte tnaU, Pr :
ias 100 Russia is left isolated in the stIuRE;e
it 300 seems impending, the league OF Aos sI I,.au
Bonner and British gold will probably Do 'a'aA
of the Dresti ge and her ambition.
0 lines,
ne. aS.r r0f Of GETTYSBUR