The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-05

The German Ga setfe of Frankfort publishes the
following the text OF the treaty OF alliance be-
tween the Kings OF Prussia, Saxony, and Hano-
ver;-
whence by the existing state OF things the safety
Of Germany, both at home aud abroad as guaranteed
BY the confederation Is threatened, aud seeing that
circumstances demand for the re- estsbli .hment Of
uniform direction of the Affairs of Germany, closer
alliance Of the governments who resolved to act on
ny, and Hanover have concluded the following tres-
V:-Art. The royal governments Of Prussia, sixony
and Hanover conclude conformsbly TO Art IL of the
FEDERAL Act of sth june 1918. alliance, the object
Of which IL the preservation Of the internal safety Of
ty Of the particular GerDan States They
pressly TO the members Of the Oermanc oonfs Iteration
all their rights as such as wei as all the duties cores
pondng to those rights Art. The adhesion to the
present treaty remains open TO all the members of tho
Germanic confederation Those who shall accede to 1t
vi have right % the assistance necessary attain the
object Of the alliance This assistance will sst ofnii
tary protection against abuse Of force or in settling
differences by compromise or arbitration. Art. 5. The
Grown OF Prussia charged with the principal direction
OF the measures to be adopted 20 attain the object OF
this alliance For the exe;cse Of this power Tor
year, from the lst June 1919, the folio sing Interior
conventions agreed upon;f before the expiration
Of this year the constitution 81 the en- pire should come
into vRor the provisions 81 IL will be exclusively ap
Piled but II at the end Of the year constitutional order
should not be restored In Germany then the treaty
be prorogued A council Of administration shall be
formed and each " The allies may name
peDipotsntiarel This council OF administration shah
assemble at Berlin tho preaent treaty shall
have been ra,iaed Article determines the compe-
tsncy 81 this council relative % different political and
administrative Affairs. crown OF fruSsis shall d.
rect diplomatic negotiations. aud will make them
known To the Council o. Administration Military
operations will alfO be directed b. the CrOsn Of Prui-
ala, and TO accomplish this, the allies gran. II al the
rights which accordiug 90 tue military Constitution u
hs condemnation are conferred on me general in-
chief The allies will hold their respective military
forces ready for this object. ia general the employ
msnt 81 the troops fuT the nsntonance Il internal
order will take place In such manner that each q the
allies will maintain tranquility Ia his country
and I'm the adjoining one IN case 81 urgency each OF
the allied goysrnmsnts may demand directly from hts
~
portAnt military oPeration' should become necessary
army Article aiiudos t. the new constitution aud
ale electoral Law and TO the Diet which Is 30 revise IT,
Article Tbs article relates 20 the institution " the
trbitral Provisional Federal Tribunal recently eatsb-
hshtd at Erfurt ard contains details TO the
potency CT the said tribunal
The official Gasctie Of Berlin, Of the 10th, con-
tains a ministerial rescIipt, signed by Count Bran
dcrburg announcing the final establishment, at
EifuTt, Cf the Federal Court Of Arbitration,
UusG0s' isfsggithie) determined upon by The
uipls alliance. II consists ~ seven members
three Tor Prussia, and two each for Hanover and
SaKOny. Their names are
III Dc Duesbeig, resldcnt. ............. Prussia.
Count kit berg. ........... DO.
IN Drhsen.. ....... st......... %
br pnl'hef' $500. 5000 '''' 'SahYn!'
a. weber. ....s.ss ss.sss.s s.ss'ss 10.
~ de Pape.. .........t..s..... .Hsnover
Df frsnks. ......s.. ....s.. s...s.ss DO.
These seven Yefsonagcs arc pre-emincnt for their
experience and abilities us JuTiscOIsuts, aud Tor
their lhororph and intimate knowledge ct German
hftpIN anu iulfiNtltfl.l NV ne lfttlut NJ was,
during some time, Minister Of State At Berlin. The
special duty q tins court, IL title indicates. will
BE- 10 s1btrtc and decide in all cases Of dispute or
litigation that mn arse between the conicderated
States thcmselyes-iu all cascs Of discussions az 10
successiUns To thrones. reEencies, 6,c, IN these
Ststes-in oil cases OF dispute between the govern
ments ard representa- bodies as 90 the validity
Of constitutional questions, ~ tar comes with.
IN their coiuIeteDcy-in all cases where complaints
may b. made against gyvt fuments Ut iutractiOns Of
the constitution by theirrctpeciive popnations-in
eases OF accusations against ministers for abuse ~
power in short, in al and every case where either
go,eInm .nts may be unable 10 setile disputes
with the o,htr, or when populations cannot meet
juttice from their governments through ordinary
constitutional channels. Ibis court may Be re-
gaIded rs the only approach yet definitely made
towards carp ing out the triple PROJECT Bot even
this cOur; can only be REGARDED ~ unstable and
temporary, since the definite adhesion of Saxony
and Hanover are made dependent upon the assent
Of their respective Chambers. In tie meantime
the Ministers Of Weimsr-G Oiha have strongly urged
ppnn their respective Climbers, well upon al the
ThufnQisn houses, the ssiiy u adheTug 10 the
niyle cunlt deratIon.