Show GERMANY the independence beige says that the new anglish en lish ministry had bad addressed counsels of moderation operation on oil th eGerman states cautioning them ag against tile the danger of encouraging a policy chith might lead to a general war nar zie tie war ivar attitude of Gerni ferniany any of the prussian irmy army and policy of the leder feder but another armed giant Is prep preparing arinto to tp step in in among the til combatants prussia has at the present moment men in arms ot lof these the she proposes to at send nd to the rhine under the orders of Ua bavaria varia from the be beginning inning of the war bavaria cat aria has ex the most hostile feeling towards trance and there can be little question that the war will extend tend in that direction if ll 11 via places her troops under the orders of his f haanan majesty one is certain it prussia does adles take an active part amongst th fal belligerents it is 13 not v inthout the knowledge and countenance of russia the two courts have ever been on oil the most intimate terms russia owed to prussian diplomacy the treaty of Adna Adria nople m which aich placed tury key at her mercy and four I cars ago sia dauid did all she was enabled to so 40 to protect the thecimar czar Ciar it would be h auito in consonance alith ith the tt policy of lof prussia were the to hai leaie e encouraged france to commence t the war arid and yet allow germany to unite with ath austria the presence of 13 line of battle ships belonging to russia at present in n the harbors of cannot be di against germany very probably rull russia is feared the intervention of england and gladly made a compact with france her it was a deep dee kame arnn to punish austria for her desertion during tile crimean war by letting loose the legions of prance franc 1 e to weaken france by the loss of her bravest soldiers tol diers and the exhaustion of her people and to lessen the th prestige of england by 0 spearing ppe aring to coerce her into neutrality eul but if prussia is about abot to interfere she must not delay germany whether rightly or note not matters little when national in in are concerned believes the mincio t to 0 be natural line of demarcation between t aay aly and herself germany looks upon trance rance as her enemy and it ri e tire more that man the honeyed words of the eur to ea ber while vi lile on tte tie ofir hard aa A a jarn trin is la a german power Powe ami for the security of germany must not be too much edt ed we E english may be right in believing that a all 11 italy asly t should be free from the austrian dominion we WB think flunk austria become more powerful by b concentrating her torce force and energy vi with ith her german possessions but germany does not lot think so at all e arents ants the passage of the mincia by france must bring matters to a crisis crisis as f far ar as regards a ads the interference of prussia grussi in in the na name n 0 0 of f ge germany many if france is 11 permitted to reize venice anti and to storm the great for presses tresses of venetia Veneti athe the sooner austria comes I 1 to terms with the emperor tho the better for 0 herself lit in a little time it will be toolate too late for germany to aid 1 I L her Cou courier riff june 29 |