The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-24
Our German Correspondence.

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Our German Correspondence.
BERLIN, September L. lS4o.
Sueeesa Negotiation between Russia, Austria and Prs-
sis, relative to the Ger~snis Sutton -Iaportsni Movs-
we~.s Of Tie Northerw Povers--Iscidesss ia Bersa-
HINTS 10 Travellers, &c &c &c.
The negotiations carried between the cabinets Of
Austrs Russia and Prussia for the purpose Of coming
to accommodation tho Germsnio question,
have led TO defnitive agreement between the three
great powers In the conferences held at Warsaw, be-
tween the Gar the prime minister Of Austria, and
the Prusran pcnipotentiary, the basis of the settle
ment which il stated have been formally ratified
and concluded by the cabinets at Vienna and here
agreed upon. The arrangement which Prussia has now
aceeded to 10 that governments Is to be appointed
in the place the central power for the old Germanc
Confederation which is still to be recognised as the
legal union between oil the states Of Germany accord
Ing t. the treaty Of 1915 aud that this government
20 be vested in three princes who to be selected
from the houses Of three Of the most powerful
States. The new government for Germany 10 to have
the title Of Committee of the Confederation"
which, however, will be but another for dirsc-
Tory The three princes who to bs chosen members
Of the WILL it is believed DO the Prince Of Prussia,
the Archduke John, and . prince from the house Of
Bavaria The two first named have already repaired to
frankfort The restoration Of the old Burd union
Being about to To completed by tho establishment Of
new srgsn for the same will probably ask what Is
now to become of the Prussisn League Confedera-
ton The formation Of the latter nevertheless not
given up though the idea Of union with the headship
of Prussia which would by degrees be joined by oil the
States Of Germany, has been sSsndoned since the
events in Hungary and tho more decided position
sumed by Austria towards Prussia. The project the
latter intends to realize, is-ths cs.ablishmsnt
Of union OF the northern within the old
federation the basis OF the constitution Issued to-
gethsr with Saxony and Hanover. By means of such
. union the supremacy Of Prussia the majority
Of the minor powers Of Germany, which have nearly
al given their siheson would still be possible The
annexation Of most Of the smaller states and prin-
epaities to Prussia has In fact become inevitable,
and will later come TO pass Tho neces-
atty Of political and commercial union of northern
Germany 10 daily becoming more apparent. In
some Of the minor states, the material advantages
to be gained By joining the Prussian league, have
conquered all the prsjudces against It, The only
alternative which to be LEFT to tho minor
powers of Germany 10 to enter tho confederscy,
on TO become sclAropic provinces The Importance Of
Che union for the HanseAtc towns in . commercial
point view has Induced the latter to give their sd
heson. Hamburg, Bremen aud Lubec are about to
become embers OF the lesgus. The choice between
che supremacy OF Prussia that OF Russia is made in
favor Of the former by all those states which are unable
90 maintain neutral or Independent position.
The Prussisn government has now hxsd q final term
of fourteen days IN which the states that are willing
join the union which Is to be formed within the old
sBurd or conf liberation are to notify their adheson-
On the expiration Of this term IL is stated the Reich
stag, or parliament, will be convoked by Prussia to
Irfart Orders said have boon already given for
the necessary preparations to be made at that city for
abe odstion OF the parliament An understand
ing respecting these steps part Of Prussia aud
the calling together eff ReoAsGg Is believed to have
been come 10 between the latter and the Austrian and
parliament.
elected according 20 the electoral law issued for
Prussia and by which property qualifications have been
established will consequently be conservative one -
ON the rsvisioS Of the constitution which has been
Hanover aud which IL TO bccons the supreme law In
all the states that join the union 1t will not be difficult
tons the will be made by the parliament With
regard TO those articles and provisions that may be con-
sidered Of rather too liberal construction Accord.
ingiy aleo the constitutions OF the different states that
sontar the concessions OF the German princes 60 their
people during the revolution. will have to be re mo-
Hence Il nay not be difficult TO explain how II hap
pensd th.t ss are informed. the ssquiescence Of
Russia win the plan OF the Prussan cabinet convene
The gufsian minister at this court Baron Won
lieyendorG who called time since TO Warsaw,
ha not yer returned from the Polish capital Reports
etate that the Emperor OF Russia who has resolved to
very tctve part In the Affairs Of Western Europe,
intends 20 remain at wsr,sw for months longer.
Conferences between the Czar and the plsnipotentis
s e TIE , q Of ss oss
abe Gar
The occupation Of Baden By the Prussiau troops
will, to all appearances be permanent ons force OF
about r. ooo men are 70 be stationed permanently at
the CARTONS OF Karlsruhe Rasadt Frisburg and other
-ctes OF the Grand Duchy Prepsratons are now
being made to accommodate the troops In those cities
asiti s stated for several years. The occupation OF
the duobies Of HohenEsern sigmsring.n. aud Of the
city Of Hamburg viii likewise probably last for an In
formally ANNEXED The entrance Of Hamburg into tbs
Prussn confederation viii 10 believed BE- prepsrs
terry TO Its eomplete annexation TO Prussia the most
influential Of that being In favor " the latter
The annual exhibition 81 industry, comprising all
articles OF Berlin manufacture has been opened at the
magnificent saloon OF Krol,n the great fashionable
ESTABLISHING at Of this capital The plan Of this exhibit
ton n copied from that which IL annually opened at
Paris but which has the additional advantage that IL
comprehends likewise all articles manufactured In diff
y.sr ,ssy 20 snsrsr sa though but little interest
manifested for 10 1T first the Berlin public being
generally ere f.pd Of theatres and other
OF less useful order. Critics however having de-
slsred the exhibition good one and the king having
repeatedly visited the sane II Is gradually besomins
ths rage; and the splendid hall ut Krclls'' now
daily thronged by the fsshionshls world OF Berlin.
A very unpleasant incident, which may ccuvlnc.
those Of your American readers Who intend to wilt
fhs European continent of the necessity of learning
some Of the European languages ere they think Of
The In gsh ambassador the Of Persia Colonel
Shell who stopped here for some days on his way for
Tersn, was walking afternoon on the " Linden"
the boulevard Of Berlin accompanied by his dog which
he bad brought with him from England The latter
not wearing the stamped collar that marks those OF
the canine race for which the regular has been
paid vas seized BY dog catcher for the purpose Of
being conveyed 10 the depot where such dogs bscome
the victims Of the law unless the legal nne Is paid
within a certain time The English Ambassador. not
srsd 70 him By S pss
10 give mp bis dog and crowd having in the mean
time assembled he escorted together with the do
and the dog catcher 20 the police. where he was
retained until the inn keeper <of the hotel, at
which he resided, vas sent for On learning who the
stranger was the horites Of released him
after payment Of the hBe. Tbs sight, however, OF
English Plenipotenti.ry conveyed BY eonstsbl.s
through the streets Of the capital, we'll worth
seeing. The moral lesson which this incident may
teach your American readers L. that unless they wish
10 expose themselves to the rdce and the embsrrass
ments which await those who come to the European
continent without ssme knowledge Of European LAM
Nusges, every occasion. they ought TO study the
latter ere they set out In nine cases out on ten sue
Americans who visit this osntineut. are imperfectly
acquainted either With French or German, and are
consequently Invariably placed In the same category
with thoee Englishmen who together with Murray q