The New York herald., 1850-12-22

,svsrs win attempt 70 eject rseonsnistisa Ssewssn
he s':sso, & .IS ,S,. n,s ss':sss .S. The 70:
condemned In the cabinet council OF the lst inst but
that i accepted the I'd, and that Dazon Laden
from tas paper that the cabinet have appointed
General Brsse to cot as Prussian Cemmhsioner In
to thIesten the comnon Council With the occupation
Of .hsir city By Bsvsr.n troops. and in this manner
20 neues .nsn 20 ssnS ssput,on !" the hiso'0f
The drsught Of the address Of the Lower House has
made an Impression on the press through
out Prussia This Ia shown more by few slight re-
marks than by any long or elaborate articles The
Koin zeuns protests that the drausht in keeping
that it is middng in ,tyle forced and psdanic in its
tone and altogether equvooal In Its character The
Impression at Cssssi In the opinion Of the Hessian
papers the drausht than the speech to which
1t Is intended as 2 reply They protest that there
be coucbed In cautious and guous terms but that
the scsrstons which fettsred His Msjesty could
House
From the same source learn that Messrs Niebuhr
ana Dslbruck, both Of them Prussan functionsries,
have commenced their negotiations with the munich
pal authorities OF Cas but that their proposals have
excited the g. --latest disgust. mesns Niebuhr and
Delbruck have however received In the
shape OF two officers Gsneral Byese and Captain Bod
dieu OF whom the Cassel journals cay -
We uDderstsnd that these gentlemen likewise have
entered into negotiations the subjsct, but
there bs doubt to their having failed In in
people at Berlin may think desirable, but which
st variance with the just ssimf OF the country
which cannot Be rec9Rcied TO the honor and the sti
tude OF people hich las for tiDgs moment
neglected its duties to its sovereign and which has
In manner an occasion for his depsr
ture from Cassel II the Elector returns will give
him q hearty Welcome If he will reform his govern
ment. he shsll have our blessing but our enmity
| agsirtt HssssLp1ug and his associates will never
cease, and death 10 preferable to iniamy"
The same views are expressed in the last number Of
tor IN 70 M. nd Al Nv
means be were To become reconced to his people. the
occupation OF Hesse, by Austrian and Prussan troops
mutt cease ar pretext for dscord at least would
be removed
On the part of the Eector it is generally stated that
he Is very eager to return to Casse but that shame
and the fear OF NJ. Basssnphug combine to holi him
back. He regrets that he has gone to such extremi-
most any compIomie which to him he enjoy
mept OF his private fortune and legal authority in
the Electorate such at least the statements OF
the Frankfort Joinnai
From our own Correspondentl
BEsLIS. Dee 2, 1850
NotwithstsI ding all obstacles thrown in his way by
sdverte psrty in the cabinet there is every hk,
hooo that M. Won haRteufel viii carry his more
Gently adopted policy sesnst his opponents In the
ministry, and III the first and second chambers TO
boot At the. council yesterday there majority
the cabihet against him; this morning hs held
other and being provided will the Of the king
TO the conditions more less hrmly established at
Omutz the tppotion disappeared. reducing itself TO
coneds niy tsted day will resign leaving an-
teufel master OF the ftld The eonstiIutonacts will
not bye tba at this assent has been given for 1t is
fatal blow other oppositioh that chamber
compond almost entirely OF ofhcsls. to resist any
ceurse the mt declares clearly and decidedly
itlas determine taking IL expect what hasrarey
happen ed in continents statesDd certainly not
Prussia pt D the lever Of S4S As usual too the
opposition in the .cond chs be- having been allowed
tine enough 10 differ has splt up in the true German
fathion, into smost many fractions the address
AZ tn, are in a. ard the L. sders of each
tmsll section aie running shout with lists of new
ninistry, 10 be eomposad on their programme AS
soon as The necessary preliminary OF upsetting the
4 olA nj ahsA. Rher4 fhfn..
fifty names put up as candidates ior ofice, but the
fall OF the ministry whole will be so imne.
of A will remain There Is NOT passagv in the sd
dsss Of either Chamber which may be reconciled
IL tn minister Intimate that such s the wish Of the
King and possessed OF that assurance, IN. Won Nam
teun.l has rrovtd on one memorable occasion, that
he convey that wish to the Cham bers in the
rapidly convincing manner, as be will do again.
The terms arranged or put in course OF arrange
mep at Olmutz we're stated yesterday There Is not
much to add TO them day, OF the points
postpon'd to the Tree conferences and are thrown
the future for fl al settlement But the conferences
thsmttves being agreed the other questions cease
TO be the main dimculties Two statss which have
agreed 10 treat Of three Ahbjs In pute
wall scarcely light the third during the negotiation.
Dresden Ia named as the place where the confo-
repees win be held and, Il Is stated, they will
menee about he middle Of the present month. The
parity OF Prussia with Austria in the sittings,
would have been conceded, but II is opposed by the
allies of Austria, Bavaria, Wurtsmberg and Saxony.
Prince ecbwarlenbsrg could not decide the question
for them, but promised to use his inhuenco with
secondary powers being more sensitive on the matter
th the principal With the of their consent
slso, the sharing Of the future executive power be-
tween Austria and Prusia is also agreed but the
question as 10 What provinces Austria Is 10 bring into
th.G.rrsn Bund, is IL sapprehe nded,st unsettled.
ebspgein the aspect Of affairs but the position Of the
troops OF the Bund Is described becoming every day
more untenable for want Of supplies.
The military preparations ON both sides win proba
bly, continue for the presents and their recall the
pert OF Austris be made dependent the proposals
m ~ mi aksi In he
had been agreed to by NJ. Won Nantsunel. and
jseted by the Cabinet as exceeairg his Instructions
but now this too has been accepted,
THE LATEST.
PRUSSIA
Letters from Berlin to the Sd Instant, state that
Baron Ladsnb'tg had resigned.
Baron yinek's party were preparing TO uphold an
address In oppo,tion to the drsusht. This address
rang me- nts had been stated to Parliament
In his speech, Baron Msnteuns. declared for the
p.intsIanes Of peace. lie protested that he would
The Parliament likely to be adjourned and per.
4th instant -" The Lower House had assumed hos
tile attitude. Its Committee the Address had
srrsnssments OF the committee Is voted for the op
po,ition 1he cabinet had four votes: A cabinet
council bs. been held. The King has adjourned the
Parliament to the Sd OF January, 1881.
Our Vienna correspol depce is to the lat instant
The Imperial Cabinet had notiasd it's assent to the
Olmuis srrsng.nsnts.
Nevertheless the armament and eoncentrstien Of
troops are still continued.
CENTRAL GERMANY.
Our sdviees from Frankfort and Cass.l OF the Sd
instant
No ehepse has taken place In the position of affairs
Pru,ssn troops nom Wsstphalia continued 60 march
upon Csss,l
Nothing vss heard Of the retreat of the federal forces
The news Of The Oluhtz srrange came to Frank.
fort on the 3d instant IL prodaosd favoI able im
preaion ON Change.
The French Republic.
The 7ires contains tn. follo~tng letter, dated
rAtts ID so. A-bP.M
Accounts nom the cote d0r, received this morning
ttst. that at the municipal elections Of ssnieu Ia
that sspsrtment the trenty-one conservative csnai-
dster we're ell elected.
The last number Of the Pyoscfff contains . long
proclsmstio from the Rovolutionary Com mittee in
LONDON TO "the armies Of the tyrsnts Of the NORTH
&c induce them TO desert their standards TO aterniHe