The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-29

ingham Palace All court. ybody invited Is
e. be dressed in the costume Of the time of Charles H.
There is to be review in Hyde Park next week. and
n wal review at Portsmouth
yotigeur has been beaten by Flying Dutchman, at
York. good deal OF money viii change hands
Congress of European Sovereigns.
The Berlin correspt ndent of the London Neus says
You already informed that the King Of Prussia is
meet the Emperor of Austria the 10th To this in
tcryicw Is attached the political Importance,
can now further inform you that, the 2d oath the
Emperor Of Austria is to have an interview with the
Prussia Russia is properly here ncuded) will one
man at the Diet may be pretty clearly fore 1t will
not be German affairs much European affairs that
will be really before that assembly, and Russia though
not nominay belonging to IL, will have much more to
say than the smaller German states 1t is to be reco
iected too that Prussia Is longer to be numbered
among liberal states, states of liberal tendency
but Is inclined probably to go further in the suppression
Of progress-which she calls revolution-than even
Austria The triad then Of the great northern powers
headed by Russia will deliberate really Fran kort on
one subject only viz the most effective Of extn
gushing civil liberty all over the world.
The paI for carrying out the Austrian projects have
been, am positively assured fully agreed upon and
matured at Vienna and Munich. Wirtemberg, saxony,
and the other states adherng to Austria have been
already informed Of these plans At first, the prime
object will not be much the annexation Of the
German States the formation Of strong executive
Austria also insists that Bavaria shall have part in
the executive which will really give the sole power on
all occasions when Prussia may be dissentient to Aus
tra. In order to attain this point also that OF the
Incorporation 1t is matter Of the first and last i'm
portance to the cabinet Of Vienna that the
sotipB pace 70 Dut TO deprive
the small states of their would be deprive them Of
political existence and TO extinguh of the few
naming hopes Of Germany.
The settlement Of the relations between Denmark and
Scheswig Hoistein Is again engaging some attention
here The assembly OF the notables,' the
Prtnssscts Zetung snut needs prove perfectly iusory
and adds other remarks in the splenetic strain
The note Of Austria and Prussia to Copenhagen,
which was represented energetic IL, according
TO the Dutch papers exceedingly document and
Is quite silent with respect 10 guarantees for Schleswg
privileges The German journals assert too, that Den
mark has refused to comply with the recomm. nda-
tion Of Austriahat the Schesw Holstein fugitiyes
should be amnesed. The Of the Danish cabinet
to this demand that Austria had dealt severely
with rebels than Denmark Punishment was lighter
punishment than death To the requirement of Austria
that the status ante bpum should be established it
objected that altered circumstances made ID impossible
Austria appeals 10 the act Of the Diet Of lS46 Denmark
denies any binding force to this act and appeals the
treaty OF Of july 3D. 1850 which puts aside this
act and denies the competency OF the German coneier
again objects TO the appointment Of Danish officers in
the Holsten contingent and Denmark fetorts that In
the Austria German army there Hungarians Bohe-
mans and Italians The report (says the National Zei-
fRg that Rpssia has advised Denmark to adopt
conciioiy policy i quite groundcss for il such advice
lad been given II would surely have been followed All
that Austria do under the
EN- Denmark with a prolonged military occupation Of
Holsten.
in the Deatsche Zeung, of Breslau correspondence
from Vienna says that circular note Is about to be
Of 1915 in which shc cabinet St. Petersburg will invite
them TO form congress for the settlement Of several
questions on which the very existence Of mauy States
may depend