New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18

that that prince referred them to the K,,~ en-
STA, protesting that the King of Pra.sis 49,
sessed the means required and the oonfedssss~
spirit lBundesmassige tieslnnangl 10 spor,-s ~.
fellow princes. Thus thrown upon Prussia Bsden
could not but accept the assistance OF tina, poxse
especially when Austria was IN the same pred,cs
ment and equally compelled % appeal to the ss,is
lance Of foreigners.
As TO the xt neghbors of 3 aden Il is on reco,d
Il a. the ngdom of Wur' emberg refused 70 protect
tect us territories even tn loys among the BadAn
thus exposing them b death or captivity a. ina
bands Oh the insurgents aGd IS for Bavaria ti..
salvation o. that Country Is owing 10 the ssns
Prussian troops who liberated Baden The libers
tors Of Baden are still in that country, where ~
will remain until the re0rgaH. zali0n OF the Il
troops shall be completed. THIS reorganiz stioL
not Of course, take place IN th' province va.
these melancholy mutnios occurred. Ii capes.
take place either in WurembeTg or Bavaria cor
in France nor In Switzerland. These are .i,s
POINTS Of Baron klubers reply.
It the sitting Of the Peoples Chamber il a..
'cr on the Goth ult. n message was rec,
iron the President of the Chamber Of the s,
announcing that the latter chamber had agre,
al he resolutions on the Constitution adopte' -
the former.
The last plan Of Austria for the Government o.t..
Confederation of all Germany proposes directory
OF eley en- members viz three FOR Austria, three Tor
Prussis, one for Bavaria, and the remaining four or
the other states. II appears that the protest Of
Austria against the military conventions OF Prussia
with the smaller German states has not been oifi-
ciaIly communicated to the Pru.sian Govern :,
or indeed to the Central Commission.
The Administrative Council has sent mes
& the two Houses Of the E. fIrt Parliament
forming them of the conclusion of the present -
sion. In the Message the Parliament is thansed
for its resolutions respecting the revision and
promise ID given Of an immediate communcatiou
Iii Al In pnfa faI a vwh
tine the Parliament is to meet again
From the Austrian and Italian papers we learn
that the members of'the Order Of the Society Of
Jesus have been publicly and officially recalled 70
me Austrian dominions. sts-
\ morganatic, or lefthanded marriage was con
GUIDED on April l9, between Prince Adalbert the
son Of Prince Albrecht and Therese Elssler the
sister Of the celebrated ddRsease. The Kina =
giving his permission to the marriage, granite IS,
the lady the title of Madame Won B arnim Bys.
marriage a son Of the Prince seven years Of az.
is egitimised.
The Danish Question.
BERLIN, April 2s-The Danish and Prussan
Plenipotentares met in conference this afternoon
at the British Legation NJ. Usodom being absent
at Erfurt NJ. de Schleintz, TO the inward sats'Ar'
ton Of the negotiating parties acted on the part oi
4 the Prussian Government. The principal objects
of this Conference were, firstly, the delivery OF the
reply Of the Daires to the Prussan proposition or
negotiating a separate peace tor Prussia and Der
many and for returning to the intricate and eguiyDs
cal resolutions Of the Germanic Diet of 1886 and,
secondly for taking into consideration the new pro-
position tor abandoning the decision of the 6chlee-
wig .Hostein question to a mixed commission Of
Danes and Scheswickers, TO be elected in virtue OF
decree to be issued by the King Duke As re-
CARDS the first point it suces TO state, without at
tempting to enter into details, that it has been met
by an unqualified negative. as tending to place mat
tiers in continued state OF suspense, to leave the
question open to interminsble doubts and contra
dictory interpretations, and to expose Denmark 10
be attacked in Schleswig without previous notice,
as she was attacked in ls4S by Prussia, upon
grounds emanating from the resolutions in ques-
ton.
The second point, that of q mixed commission,
appears to be less Objectionable TO the Daneh
Plenipotentiaries, who, it is said, have consented
IL not TO accept at least to recommend the propO-
siton to the notice OF their Government az the
only probable chance of coming to an understand.
ing. The details OF the proposition are not known;
but the principle seems to be that of Commits
sion, equally composed OF Danes and Schleswickers,
to be selected by the people of Schleswig and Of
Denmark, in such manner the King Duke or him
Government may determine.
The Holstein Government are augmenting their
army to the utmost pitch TO which the resources Of
the country admit, and General Willisen has re-
ported that he shall be able to bring 30 900 etiec-
tves into the field within the course of fortnight
or three weeks. The mission of "confedrated
agents, as anticipated, will prove to be com.
pete failure. IL must, therefore be expected their
return will be the signal for the outbreak which
Gen Willisen seems most anxious to promote.