The Sun.
London, England, 1855-07-30 00:00:00

PRUSSIAN DESPATCH-

paTtchhe,
addressedlrser Ga
le)fyt
ed'Arnim, the Prussian Ambassador a'
dated June 17 :
nese to communicate to us, a short time after nt,,
mre.abdlioshmesaltilateeuffrorto
"After the Impeeial'Austrian Cabinethadhata.:
sitting of the Conferences on the 4th inst., 3 P3rwti
followed that corn mun icatien by that of theJlesP„„
12th, which, with the numerous documents any'
clearly points out the position of Austria ti,
Western Cabinets as well as towards Bussi de,
Excellency to express to Count Buol our gratita
.h:.
communication of these interesting documents,
tribute so much to throw light on the gener.di
affairs. These documents contain the ulterioldl
went of the point of view which had been al°
known to us by the despatch of the 24th Malibe
scarcely necessary to repeat that his TilejestY
fully appreciates the firmness with which tat,,o,
Cabinet lays down, as regards the practical
the treaty of the 21 of December, the limits ivito
pletely correspond to his own interpretatioa,e'o
points. His Majesty recognises in this not oallo,
tial analogy with the point of view which he
maintained, relative to the treaty of ii-r,ide"
additional article, but he 'sees in it also sorrie;ll
the path towards reconciling the contradie
Austria points out between her position beB.
treaty of the 2d December, and that of Priesoo,
Germanic Confederation. On this point 011,t0
allowed ourselves to be guided by the
the treaty of April and its additional articl9
the treaty of the 2d December, concluded leij
participation of Prussia and the Germanic Ce,l
ad
and that, consequently, it was neither Frus`l3o
many that could be responsible for ant e,e°
which might exist between its conventions
dencies of the treaty of December. Prussplttil
many have not the less sufficiently Pr...,°c"te to
are disposed as become co-federated °tB",-,lq
into account the particular interests of P`„5.0.4
the European obligations which she 1135;b V.
provided that they are in accordance n t
interests of Germany ; arid we doubt not et
timent will also manifest itself in the l'evl
which, if we are not mistaken, the Eastern l'ot,
onrl the point of entering. Germany has, iri.4 fir,
-sed the four points an an appropriate o°ls eie
but in that case, wizen not only Austria 611-eet
ern Powers, but also Ruesia, had accepted :"eOO
and when difference of opinion had not `',.1:1-ipei
third point, she expressly and prudently
accepting in an obligatory manner the tour
serious question now calls fora profound el'p
er.
order to judge whether, after all the sincere All
attempts which have been made to come to an "ece?.
lag have failed, greater circumspection isli°l tle
the part of Germany for the maintenance. °,l"
mentioned four points. The solution of the E' s
tion on the basis agreed upon, says tbe,
Vienna, continues to be our object-. and o,i-of
same intentions to the Cabinets oiParis 91:1"o
Sc long as they shall not have made 10°1°-
have changed them. We doubt not that tbe
will in a short time make known their 4
subject at Vienna in reply to despatc'espor4
affairscAi
sues Austrian
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mt)a Cabinet.
set,
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tagtie be :t3lits?;
very ample communications on this subjer,"l°ber
of the Austrian Government, but it vOti;,;(ii
laxly interesting for us to receive a pres'4llsio:
tial communication of the declaration ",,e1)",/
Esterhazy will be authorised to submit to r" Cr,
of the propositions connected with it. Illrfrl
Vienna will certainly agree that it is neees:o
should be made acquainted with the cootV,
important document, in order that Nvell3,t'e''',/
actly the position we are to assume on the
give the proper instructions notonly to 7811'
tative of the Diet, but, also, in • E shoal' 12 cf
for all the German Governments to assuel'l:tc°,;

attitude, to our representatives at those
Your Excellency, will, therefore, conf°rt
express desire of his Majesty, demand
communication of the project in que°6ll
possible, and leave a copy of this deRPS
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