The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-16
OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.


Vienna.
VIENNA, April 25. 1852.
Close ~ ne Customs Confrnces-Projecs Of Comm.r .rcia
Cnss's-Cosfng Protoco-( Count l3ucl-Schaurnstein,
sad0Tss-Fsh Indications Of The Change Of Feeling here 10
todrds Louis Natoon. Prince Schun-s,,5erg Dea-
HWrkT ~ Gogep-Protesi ofthe European Polers agains
ne Democrats Of .3merIsa-- Emigration Of Kossuth
Faxfiy &c.
The "Customs ConferencesU here closed on tho 20ti
inst, after sitting from tho month of January Wha,
they have accomplished does not seem to be aryiinp
very definite The representatives the States
that took part in the conferences LET days bc-
the close - as not to be bound by the final resolutions
taken Part OF those who remained joined with the pro.
posa OF Austria Internationally par. Of them ony
conditionally II appears that two plans have been
drawn up-one caieda Commercial and customs treat
between Austria and the States which shall have beon
received into Its customs union by the LIT January 1854
on the one hand and Prussia with the present Zoveren
and the other States thG may have been received into
by the 1st January 1854 the other" The other pa
Is called rTreaty of commercial union" between til
same States and is intended to succeed the alto
a certain length of time The drafts Of these two nro
ects have not been published and their details are not
known, as the conferences always secret
The closing protocol of the conferences which has been
published contains declarations of tho pcnipotenares
present In reference to the above projects and tho
Of carrying them out.
or to take them as the basis Of negotiation with
and the ether States of the Zovcren but only considers
herself bound by this declaration in the negotiation
be before the conferences of the States the
Zolvercin at Berlin, have renewed that union If the
matter be not taken up before the provisions OF the Zol
yeren arc she will consider herself released
from It,
The plenipotentaries Of Bavaria. saxeny, wurtem-
berg Baden, the Grand Duchy of essa, Hessa Electo
rate Nassau and Hcsse Iomburg reserving the ratca-
tion Of their accept these projects either
unchanged tho basis Of further negotiations and
Berlin conferences that the union with Austria be- il
possible accomplished simultaneously with renewing
modifying the Iollvcrein
Austria and the above mentioned States also declare
their readiness to accept the proposition drawn up the
conferences at Dresden and afterwards laid before the
Diet ut Frankfort for the promotion OF commerce and
commercial communication.
Tho Penipotentiary Of Brunswick makes a declaration
In which he approves general of the projects s will
ling to accept them the basis of further ncgotinton
but on account of the geographical situation Of that State
between Prussia and Hanover cannot take any definite
The Psnpotentiary of the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg
declares tho readiness of his continue the
negotiations for the commercial union Of Austria with
Germany but cannot adopt final resolutions except
In connection with Prussn and Hanover with which
States Oldenburg is in close commercial union.
The Plenipotentiary Of the free town of Frankfort
expresses the readiness his government to continue
negotiations In connection with the other States Of the
Zovere asnso to accept the propositions ofhe Dresden
Conferences
The PenipotcntiaIy Of the free Hanse Towns signs
the protocol only denote his presence the confer
Count Buo Schaucnstein the new Minister of Foreign
Affairs delivered address at the close of the confer
in which he expressed the intention of the Austrian
government to continue zeaously its efforts for
cial union With Germany which he said would be the
best for peace and for the general
welfare OF all the German States.
IT said that particular instructions have been sent to
the Austrian representatives at all the Southern German
to impress those courts the desire Of Austria
that the subject OF her commercial union with Germany
be seriously taken up by their Plenpocntiaries at the
Berlin Conferences
with all her influence; but the fact that Austria has
gained completely Bavaria, Saxony Wurtomberg Baden,
Nassau and the Hersias which, after Prussia, the
most important states Of the Zovcren speaks much for
her final success
fresh indication that there been change in the
iendly fe,t-<s Of tNis government towards that OF
France the death Of Prince Schwarzenberg is n
leading article Of the ministerial Pfe Of yesterday
the teegraphc news Paris of the 2od inst that the
French government had published declaration contra
dieting the rmors of intended change in the presen
state of things the occasion Of the May gte anl
stating tha such determination If its necessity should
appear would only take place by the initiative of the
thores competent and the vote of tho people that
that OCCASION the empire would not be restored an hour
.ooner.
The Presse treats this in very sncering way with
The exemplary discipline Of the French army" IL says,
it can hardly be supposed that such demonstration
would take place unless it wished n refreshing
episode However that may be- the chosen Of the nation
has yet to fear the decision of the election
urn This urn has already twice brought him good luck
and II is an old German proverb that Of Ill good things
there are three.
The profit that Germany should draw from tho pre-
sent state Of things in France is very plain 1t should
wing all selfish and local objects and holding hrmcr and
together As yet the call to this end has been but
Intellectual Shall it be the also in future Wcwsh
The contrary and we can never cease Ia hope it.n
The Vienna papers say that there is n work in the
press by Gorgey. which will appear in few days cn
tied My Life and Actions in Hungary, in the years
ls4S and lsi9"
Munich paper has two leading articles the . Re-
fugtes in England. and "Kinksl in America in which
The universal introduction Of the guiotinc." &c The
democratic Peoples Band in America is particularly
The Presse of this city remarks this subject that
hough thcse mad caps are not supported by the Amc
can government yet collective protest on the part Of
he European Powers could do no harm
The sisters Of Kossuth who liberated from prison
omc days ago. and his mother who has been under po
ice surveillance at Pcsth have obtained permission to
,migratc 10 America and intend to set out about the
brst of May.
Emigration in general seems to be still increasing
Hundreds OF respectable families are leaving hungary
bohemia Morayia, and tho mountain districts Of
Tyrol and styra sending out great numbers. Such
from Austria was never seen before From
other parts Of Germany it to be greater On
lay he 10Th instant 5000 enigrants left the single
port OF Bremen
Tho American Legation here has daily applications
rom individuals and companies to know if there is
means of getting assistance to America BY far the
greater part who would emratc arc detained here by
want Of means In parts OF Austria the authorities
require every person to show 200 orns in cash. before
ne can get the permission to emigratc In other parts
certificate Is required from the American Legation that
the person will be received in America OF the young
men. only such permitted to cngrate already
free from military duty Many families thus detain-
cd from emigrating having sons in tho army.
Several large steamboats, building here in the Amc
r1can style. to run between Vienna nnd Posth.
The penipotentaries Of Bavaria. Saxony, Wurtcmbcrg
Baden and the two Hcssas have all received decorations
from the government. Yours &c u q.
RoMr April IL, 1sj3.
IT.. cLo, If JLoty Condyri of Tfpeb
Officer 10 .7merican-Spirtcd Rort Of The imerican,