New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
The r..lrrnl Question.

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The Federal Question.
We have nteig ncc irom berhn OF TIE sih lls,
and Erfnrt OF the IN. The resolutions adopted By
the Sqh-C COMMITTEE o. tue Con'ttuNoh COMMITTEE
al Inc Staatenhaus Al Er.ert, were carried by tie
Corsfifnti,n Committee in Is evening sitting Of h,
Oh inst. hy % votes ogaia.. 10 These'resoHlions
are similar 20 those proposed ly Camphaasca "a
the COMMITTEES OF the Noisshans'
The question GA tie rshs ol peace and wsrlu
found sstisiactory solution By tne House accept.
iug 4 motion which was ofcueht ~ by Csriosir
Letters from Berlin state "A Ministerial Noea'
ell was held on the dth, 81 the palace OF Believe
when German affairs occap.Jd prominent share
OF attention. Mauteuitei MAS 10 leave for Erl.t
on the evening OF the 7th. and would probably Be
scc,Inpanicd bv the OTHER Minister kcpresenia
tive. lis probab that the opinions Of Radowix
and CarlOHitz agaust the lsgM OF the Erilu 60
vernment 10 make war VIII De dlsaNoWed By the
Cabinet as too advanced. IN any UNION that may
b. formed, Austria viii not give up its right Of ma
king war on its own account, aud the close aaioa
Will Prussia il The FIRST preliminary article IN the
agreement between the two powers. Should
wider Union be formed, u IS by TINS that the Neck.
leubur.h and Sch.esAt- questions would De de
cdcd. Should tits report prove true lne Under
STANDING may prove 10 have been the WORK Oh hai.
STA and the Gerlach pats, ard the re ,ort OF the
absndonml 10 Of their oiten expressed de,eFmma
not 10 be without .oundafion. The report from Er
6rt, according 70 which the right OF deciding war
aud peace t. be nioyeG 10y the Union Is to be con
sidsrably limited has excited IN Berlin the great.
est astonshment, since il Was most extensively
known that Ministers hat formerly intended 70
establish that right. A day or tao cannot iAll 10
| throw liaht on the subject A respectable author
" has inormed us that the negotiations which
| have been carried on with Austria, on the German
question proceed throughout from the point Of view
| that Union in which Prussia stands must possess
| the independent, RICH. Of peace and war.
Some details have already rransplred as 10 the
law that Will hx The composition ct the new Coan.
| ell of State Then Princes oi The hoya Family
will 10 longer he members Of the Council Of State
as they were heretofore.
l. is said that Rsdow;z Is extremely discon-
! tented with his position at Erlurt
The rumors of Congress Of German Princes at
Dresden gains ground. says a correspondent OF the
Frahkt,vt Obcr Post Amts ZctuRg. IL will take
place, it Is said, Immediately after the coronation
OF the young Emperor of Austria Ii is said that
general amnesty for Germany would be proposed
on The oCcas on.
A telegraphc dispatch from Berlin says 1--WE
learn from an authentic source that the Cabinet
| has decided to make the union OF 26,h May sHbor
dinate 10 the treaties Of 1915, by renouncing q
idea OF the initiative and the independence o. tn,
| restricted federal state Ia questions affecting a
| Germany la thus iepuyIug the federal state 0
its general characirr, aud reducing its object 10
mere secondary ore, the prussian Governmcn
gives the hand to Austria, destroys the hopes o
the ntary Liberals, and puts a premature erd Z
the labors Of the Parliament OF Erurt.
Hessc Darms'ad. slows symptoms says lei
ter from Frank ort o, falling of rom the Pruss NJ
Union This is no light rumor, 1t is SAID but al
impending fact, the likelihood Of which is con
frmcd by the reinforcement - the Austrian En-
bassy in Damstals OF II r Won Rnbeck.