The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-21
Our German Correspondence.

BERLIN, December Is. lSiO.
TIE Austrian and Pru,sigu D,Gr.ty- TIE Con-
fedratioH- Restora,ion oftbe Oh Regime Pro-
greis II Public OgiEioa-Christml Festivals -
Pc'tiics on the Stage, SC.
The report of change Of policy OF the Prussan
cabinet, or rather the abandonment of the project
of the confederation, which is the cosiitio sine
qpo non of reconciliation between the latter and
the Austrian cabinet, has of late gained degree
Of probability, which even the anxiety of the 90
yernment, in calling together the Reichs,sg TO
ErfuTi, erd the endeavors Of the official organ in
behalf Of the German unity, have not been able to
lessen. Whatever may have been the visions and
schemes INDUCED in by the Prussian cabinet, with
respect TO the supremacy in Germany, it seems
70 be, now, beyond doubt, that the decided a.n-
iude since assumed by Austria has determined the
former 10 alter ts couise regard the union ques
ZION; and IL may be considered as equally settled
that, on the Eifingftu Of Austria. which Is now
expected 10 be sent in Prussia will be prepared to
give ~ altogether the plan Of the coniedera
The latter. IL cunyoking a German parliament,
although aware that Austria refuses 10 recognise
The union. may be said To have been guided merely
~ The motive of Iu-Iiying Itself before the world
M continuing iis Efforts unto the last, whilst an
unCcrsiaAcing with Austria, that matters are TO be
seitltd ptactably, has been come to. rupture
wIth The latter power. which would have probably
led 10 a gtnFul European war, being for the pre-
fsnt avoided, hc principal aiteni on OF the govern
meat htff. bHd a the ministerial papers. is now
rirsCitd towards kcsninr up. NJ IL were the ap-
Istrfrce Ct The union, until Il will be time 10
wiihtrw without that. the blame for the failure
81 iht pfp.ect v ill fall upon Prussia.
ln oftiie II The assertions Of the official organs
that thc government " U not recede in the course
% has ADOPTED, and in despite of the convocaiion
81 TIE rsfnamrui. this u the impression which
naturally forces iise uponevery one and after the
tiruC rem rsirsuces on the part Of Austria and
IN fsrt that the government VIII no; 20 10 war
viii the latter, u known. the endeayors In behalf
~ tie I mon now appear merely IN the light of
plsy.aciinR. Thus the commission which has
been sert fo Effurt 20 make Arrangements for the
~ tfirg ~ the keichstag, IN that city, and other
pc farsiiorF gong on OF said TO be going on, can
Ioi m..lend public opinion with regard 10 the IN
rtttn ~ TIE government o. give mp the plan Of the
ctrf.rrfafign rs soon ~ convenient, and come 10
ottuiir tettement with Austria with respect TO
the .i.aifs # Germany. With the Abandonment Of
the fablset wiil take place, and that Count Won
Amin. wei known ~ belonging 10 the ultrs con-
ni,f..ssf. asd iasorsbly inclined towards Austria,
VII tniff ~ iminutn u is believed that az the
sane tine, also, the coap d'Sfaf. which has been
tf,snf Wfpaffd by the appo,ntnsnt of an Austrian
sna ffussien committee AZ Frankfort and which,
IN ne il1lshnsut 81 the nundestag in the
form n existed accorfIng Al ths ,s,;s. =. ~ ,s1.
will b canned INTO eiirct. A sp-c,,l indemn;6rs,
tion a frusiia. ~ BE- stated s lien 20 H.. 1870
between ihc latter and Austria '''"
While The cd Busd and abso'utis,n in C.,.,,,,,,
sie thus beng formally restored. public opinion :,
the Ir.ssni moment msy BE- said. nevsrtb.l,sa 90
- DAILY gaming strength, snd offers every where
that decided moral exposition, whlch cannot be
resisted even By physical force. Thus A bin H.,
the emancipation Of the Jews has lust been earned
~ the lsssnan Chamber. and III. admission OF
ths Jews Inio ne public service N Bavaria, from
which they we're hitheno excluded. has bees De.
clced b. great majority against the government
Ihss, toe, the constturnt Assembly Of Wuriem-
berg sss unsnirnou.ly protested. that the consii-
abolished. should be still regarded az valid and
has resolved 10 present an address to the King,
Irsying Tor the final abrogsfiOn oi the same Ia
lac manner, the press throughout Germany de-
clares uself against the reactOuary PARTY and the
mechtnetlons and intriRues which have 81 late
been carried on, and have been % fully revealed