The Sun.
London, England, 1855-06-28 00:00:00

PRUSSIAN CIRCULAR.

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representatives of the German Governments assem-
bled at Frankfort :
" Monsieur le Baron,—My previous communication wilt
have left you without any doubt as to the point of view'
from which the Cabinet of the King regards the declaration,'
contained in the despatch of Count Nesselrode to 11. de'
Glinka of the 18th (30th of April). This despatch, caw:
pointing out the connection of the first two points that he"
formed the subject of the deliberations of the Confereno
of Vienna with the dpeciai interests of Germany, puts en
record that the Imperial Cabinet looks upon the under-
standing attained on this subject as. a useful and duraby'
acquired result, even should the Conferences in their en-
semble not arrive at any formal settlement. The protocol°
to which the despatch of the 18th (30th of April) rtfeAr:
have since then come to our knowledge. We have been
enabled to examine into the principles which it• is egtell',
shall form the basis of the future Governmont ot J."
Principalities and the control of the navigation of find
Danube. We have not been able to do otherwise re-
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that have been contracted between Prussia
the Germanic Confederation in the treaty of APerh aro
1851, and its additional articles, obligations vehttiog has
known to the Court of Russia, and which she douhcon.teel
no intention of, invalidating as regards their the
scope. The King, as you know M. le Baron, attaclooed
greatest value to the guarantees which the abornt,',ll„fede-
stipulations offer, not only to the territory of the ‘-'1"0.-oreat
ration, but also to the entire possessions of the tvi ;tion
Powers which are members of it, and even to the 11, eae
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victions and called for b
to oppose, any extension of his treaty ebligati°llB con'
should not be perfectly conformable to his own •
-0 ssia,
whether European or German ; he, on the other hell 'o,:to
taches importance to no doubt being allowed to exista_ter.
the existence of those obligations, and as to his firm ye,
Cmination scrupulously to fufil them, should the coating u•'•1
ontemplated supervene— of
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" It is from this point of view that the conciliators.s _t
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positions manifested by the Russian Plenipotentiarre
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the Conferences of Vienna have caused our august rcis
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well-grounded. satisfaction. They have confirmed b..
ii.olf.',,
jesty re his confidence that the Cabinet of St. Petersts.h. jt.,
penetrated with a consciousness of the grave responeinaln
already attending its resolutions, will find means
increaseto vu',',.
every complication of a nature calculated to .his
As regards the despatch of April 18th (30th), ni ;`,`La,,
je-ty assigns it a place irt the same order of ideas. "3-n,
King refuses to believe it dictated by any arre-Pew'
r'
King
that the Court of Russia will make allowance
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against Austria. He indulges, on tbe contrary, in t c'Pr_..
the difficult and exceptional position of that
practical Power,
will thus, in the interest of peace, secure its tree April
value to the thought which dictated the despatch r
oor
30 to M. de Glinka, and which we find pleasure t_ e
conciiiat•i.. n. %pros°
noel-
" You will have the goodness, Id. le Baron, to e nisieg as one actuated by wise mojeratioa and sincere
for of the Empire, and, if he desires it, to give him a cop'
yourself in the sense of these observations to the Cha
of this despatch.
"Receive the assurances, &a, 0
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