New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-23

the military roads does not confer on PRUSSIA am
right to oppose the passage OF another army luiy
confirms this statement OF the Cosstt1"Sso'tt'S
Tho military Importance of the position at Cassel
=; .bhe abandoned, and, should the free Confer
,cao OF Dresden not terminate IN & satisfactory
MANNER Austria will be able 70 cut oil ali commu.
nication with the Rhine provinces by a RAPID
march nm Hanover. The occupation OF Hanover ia
the late war by the French troops was the sigma en-
G,r tha Temporary dissolution OF PRUSSIA Inc
Cabinet Council, which met yesterday under the
Presidency of the King has agreed to this pfopo-
sition. and the resolution was photographed TO VI
enna AT once This appears TO have oeen heces'
earv: for at Omutz the two Ministers agreed 10
these points, with the reservation, oil course, OF
Tho consent Of their respective Courts. Prince
ccbvyarzenberg is said moreover, to have fixed
neriod Of time within which an answer was to be
dT;yen nv Prussia, or the declaration Of war to en-
enc An Austrian and Prussian Commlssary
are to restore order in the Electorate.
With regard to Schleswig- Holsteln the Staat-
halterscbaft will be called upon, IN peremprory
manner. to reduce its army to one.thlrd a sIml-
lar demand is not to be made upon Denmark. Two
Commissioners an Austrian and Prussian. Will
enforce this demand in Schlesw1g dolstein to-
eether with an immediate armistice. The Com
missiOners will receive Instructions empowering
them to make terms with Denmark, and to obtain
an arrangement as much as possible within the
conditions of the Federal resolution of Sept. II,
7q46 TO do which the Duches have been COM
pelled to appeal to arrns.) Should the Duches
dare to oppose the eXertlOns OF the Commssares,
| am given to understand that an army OF inter
vention composed OF Austrians and Prussians,
will be sent up to compel their compliance With
resrect to the general German question, it is not
clear that the Bundestag is to be entirely aban-
doned by Austria, and the result OF the Tree con-
ferences be accepted as binding on Germany
without reference to that organ It's ascertalned
that it will be adjourned during the sittngs OF the
free conferences, which, as has been before men
toned are to meet at Dresden.
The composition OF these conferences formed
another point discussed at Olmutz. They are ap-
parently not TO be free conferences, since Austria
is to send plenipotentiaryfor herself and ano-
tber for her allies, and Prussia the same The
small fry OF kings and princes are, it seems not TO
be represented. Who is to represent Hanover,
which is allied to BOTH but faithful to neither?
Such are the noble terms which Prussia has OBJ
tanned after sumnoniDg $4,000 men to arms eX
pending in one short month 10 or 10 millions of
thalers, running hundreds of poor families damag
ing trade, stopping industry, and frightening the
peaceful inhabitants of Europe out of their wits
Ielegraphc advices from Vienna announce that
points agreed to at Olmutz between ManteuHel
and Schwarzenberg have received the sanction OF
both courts, and thus peace is secured.
1t is reported that Manteufie agreed to the
intervention of the Austrian troops alone in the
Duchies if the Staathalterschat should prove OBJ
stnate and that he had further bound Prussia to
obtain at the free conferences the restoration OF
the old narrower Council at Frankfort with its II
votes.
A telegraphc dispatch from Berlin on the 4th
leaves affairs in confusion once more. 1t states
that "the Lower House has assumed hostile
attitude that the Committee the Address has
agreed on a new draught cOndemnatory OF the Oh
mutt arrangements, l6 of the Committee having
voted for the Opposition and only Tor the Cabl
net A Cabinet Council has been held, and the
King has adjourned Parliament to the Sd OF JAM
1851"
No change has taken place in the state Of at
fairs in Electoral Hesse.
Some further light is thrown on the subject by
the letter of a correspondent OF the h0(ner Zet-
la,ue, who states that the Government has made
imDortent communications to the Address Com
mittee OF the Upper House VIZ mat the Free
Conferences should be held at Dresden, and that
the Federal Diet lat least in it's relations to the
German Constitution and to pending questlonsj
shall be suspended. Prussian and Austrian Com
missoners will proceed to Holstein to persuade
the Stockholders to coRsentto cessation OF hos
Titles. If this peaceaole intervention were 70
urove unsuccessful, it will then be lett to Austria
20 enforce her will by an armed Intervention. In
Electoral Hesse the two powers will attempt to
effect q reconciliation between the Elector ana
his Estates. The above agreement was con
demned in the Cabinet Council OF the LIST INST out
that it was accepted on the "a, ana thdt ID tluii
I.adenberg had insisted on resigning his post The
Cabinet have appointed General Brese to act as
Prussian Commissioner in Holstein and that NJ.
Niebuhr has been sent TO Cassel to threaten the
Common Council with the occupation of their city
by Bavarian troops, and in this manner to induce
item to send deputaton to the Elector and to
submit to the payment OF taxes.
A Geographic summary published by the Times
Save 8arop MaAtepHel has obtained the consent
Of the cabinet to the Oimutz arrangements. The
kings sanction has been obtained 1t was eX;
pected that B aron Manteutfes measures would
make their way through parliament. The paria-
mentary opposition was broken and divided
Dresden mentioned as the meeting place, OF
the free conferences. 1t appeared, however, that
the Prussian politics have again set in contrary
direction a ministerial organ announces the ar
rival of alarming dispatches from Vienna. These
dispatches were written alter the OlmutZ ar
rangements had been notified. Immediately after
their arrival at Berlin instructions were issued to
expedite the ornaments, and purchases OF horses
were effected at very high prices
The OlmuIz Treaty.
The Treaty of Olmutz is now stated to COM