New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16
GERMANY
The War Buslness.
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an. Correspondence OF The New-Y0fk rrouns.

Pan. Correspondence OF The New York Irouhs
PARIS. Thursday, Nov p
The funds have had an ague. Steady Germa-
nv. with its new lights, seemed in the way Of
great shakes If blows came, there was at once
q War for Revelation. The conservative power
in Prussia was knuckling to the people it favor.
ed the idea of resistance to the federal force that
is, to the Emperor of Russia because it is popu-
lar, and would, in the opinion of the Conserya
tives, thus sustain the stand still cause. The King
of Prussias game was-the national feeling APP
pealed to, the army put in notion and l can ride
the storm. But the latest news looks more paci'
iic According to the Daily NeHS, the calling out
of the Landwehr by Prussia has caused Russia
and Austria to back out Connected with the
fact if it is not misintormed that Prussia in case
of war, may be sure of the material support Of
France and the moral support Of England BY
moral we may suppose stookjobbing is meant
According to the latest accounts Austria has Of
tered 70 guarantee to Prussia her military stations
in Electoral Hesse, but stipulates that the troops
shall IN the first instance be temporarily with
drawn. The quotations OF the prussian funds re.
ceiyed bytelcgraph do not indicate much increased
alarm as to the maintenance Of peace. The Inac
PeHd<Rct OF Brussels contains the following under
date of Tuesday Our correspondence from Der
lin brought in yesterday the Composition Of the
Committee formed by the Second Chamber Of
Prussia, to draw up an address in reply to tho
speech from the throne, Out OF ~ members
elected nine belong 10 the left aine to the center
and four only to the Ministerial P arty, or Extreme
Right, W t may consequently expect the reply
If tba Sa.,nTJ Ebo,,,har l.,
getic terms. 1t appears, however, that N. de
Nlncke shors actively for the fusion OF the Left
and Center and that these two fractions of ths
Second Chamber sre not far from coming h an
understanding. Other letters add that according
to all probabilities the address Will be conceived
IN spirit OF rustasslnst the ministry but not
suthc.entiy hostile to overthrow 1t, because il is
desired that it shall fall by the force of events
There vas a tain at Berlin o new conciiatory
dispatch from Austria, which arrived in the eve.
ming of the e2a and in which Austro Bavarian in.
tcryention III Hcsse is explained in such away as
III no way nor respect to offend Prussia Blu. go
many dispatches have been exchanged dnriny
some time past that 1t is right to await acts 10
Judge OF the notifications which the situationm,
undergo There is also question OF the declsra.
ton OF Russia that any opposition OF Prussia to m.
execution OF the DEGREES Of tho Diet OF Scheswig.
Holsteln vii! be considered by the Cabinet Of 81
Petersburg as declaration OF war. Contrary to
what has been ssid, 1t appears that Baden will
withdraw from the Prussian alliance
Is not the whole of mis- Prussisn business got.
up scene The family relations between The
King of Prussia and the Emperor Of Russia, the
traditions OF the Holy Alliance. seem to me quits
sufficient to arrange any difficulty, provided the
political necessities oftho King of Prussia did not
require him to fGtteg the national vanity in tae st.
fair Of Denmark and the Duchies, aud the HeSso
business These men must act all tosothor,--
There can be bat one coalition in Europe, md In
that all take part England not excepted. Whap
reforms uro So steadily rcSS.edin England II IS