The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-19


GIN. vos wEDKLLs nTERvKw WITH NAPOLEON
WHAT THE KIsd OF PRUSSIA AGREES TO Do-now
PRUSSIA APPROACHES THE VIENNA CoSFEnEHCE--
NO LIBERTY or DEBATE PERMITTED To HKR.
Paris Deb. ~ Correspondence Of London Times
On arriving IN Paris, NJ. de Weiel had an interview
with NJ Drouyn dc iiiuys and thsn with the Emperor
He was well received by both and neither appears TO
have found any fault with his language. They both
that IL, the Emperor and his ministerobssrved that
they with pleasure the advances made by the King
Of Prussia that they accepted with satisfaction the
lures proposed by the general In the Of the King
and that they were disposed b treat separately and
directly with Prussia who might thus succeed in Asnum-
Ing her place In the conferences at Vienna but they at
the same TINS minated the engag, ments they should
require from Prussia and which would enable her to
take part In the treaty. The Emperor and a. Drouyp de
lHuye spoke Of treaty which sbsud be analogous to
that which France and England had signed with Austria
the "a Of December, while at the time recog
MIXING that there might be reason TO talks into
alteration the Interpretation which has been given
TO the four conditions Of guarantee in the protocol
Of the 2sth 81 Dsccmber and the acceptance OF that
Interpretation by the Emperor Nicholas. The Ian.
guage employed on these two occasions was,
am assured, cordial and sincere, though not without
leaving something rtil planned. The protocol Of
the 2s,h Of December gave hut vague and general
Interpretation To III. third condition Of guarantee
namely that which refers the rcyann of tho treaty
of July ISL respecting the establishment Of the
equilibrium OF EuIopo and the Limitation Of the ia
huence OF Russia ia the Black goa. II maintained, in
favor Of ito Western powers, the almost unlimited
night 81 demand new conditions and OF proAting by
the advantage which would result from tire eventual
ties Of AMI This u precisely the pprtant point
for France, England, AMI Tuney, as well as for
Russia.
After these preliminary conyorsat COS between Gene
raj de Wccea, the Emperor and NJ. Drouyn 4. Lhuys,
they agreed this-that the King at Prussia should
dseaim all ides OF alliance with 'ha Emperor hioho-
lac that be ready "a sign with the Western Powers
treaty equivalent TO that a. the "a OF december keep
!Ig N view tho protocol u the .sth 81 December that
the King esrne,y desired the treaty 20 remain villain
the terms OF ID, protocol that rusaa should enter la
to the Conferences of Vienna Immediately after the avg
nature of The treaty that the side, the
other, the treaty should b. prepared and that nes0a.
tons should be subsequently opened with the ysS Of
deciding In common on liza form. Both parties SCI to
work General Wcdel drew up biz project and
N Irouyn de Lhuys his own The General sent his 10
Berlin IN order 10 Assure himself tuAt he had not devi
sttd from the int nuODs OF the King, who authorized
th. G.rtSl 10 enter INTO negotiations, taking the pro
iect a. hlS Io'nt Ne depart That authorization vas
In Iaris on tho 18TH Of February
But, while the Colonel bis way hiihsr "
hrouyn de lhuys instead ~ communicating hts project
10 General de Wedel sent u on 10 Berlin T. the French
Minister al that Count, who turn ami without delay
communicated II 10 " Dc Manteuhe TINS Ihpt project
differed 10 one Jingle point from that AZ General de
Wtdel but that point was an important one nasmueh
NJ IL related a. ID. Interpretation which Ahoald bs den.
nitely given g the thlra condition u guarantee ~
Ir0uyn De Lbuys took hs precautions again posi-
BILE iersiNsrsatUn the part 81 Prussia. lie fnsant
that Prussia, once admitted q the u Wen
IA should BE- bound to conform TO the decision u the
ultimate revolutions and cooperate In the errcutGn ~
tb. measures which that ma ortv should adopt That
point evidently Intended o. previously oh lgr Frus
ria By that decision apd make her subordinate 20 the
majority 81 the conferences. According y the pro-
the contrary, enter into the conferences With.
out takirg any previous sngBgcment and with
The p.nituds Of the rights which usagc nd diplomatic
aotions attribute 10 all the united In one and
the came conference. The difference. you p-rosiye, Is
great ana Ia the which has divided the binats
u Berlin and fars. The Court 90 Hern declare that
IL ready 20 engage iseU, With sight erssptlUn.
within The limits ~ the treaty 81 the - December and
con equsn'y "a deliberate the b"eessAry 80
BE- taken 10 attain the object ~ the sianos
the re esthbtLmsnt Of the pcace Of Europe baas
OF the protocol of Vienna and the - the Bh u Au
gust bBi require that thee delberati0na sba take
place In the conference u Vienna open 70 russia 10
the rest and - Vienna trGsaiA viii dFcuss ana dc.
h,eiGt. like the other Powers " the resolutions adopted
not however, replied 70 that pfoposal ~ fAynyf W
WI nof 0itoS Dot me- itIrTtg acOn you deadnd
you fhdH ner into IN, o0nfeenc> 0niy e0rduDn Nat
yoti all B, u oyfni0n Or, AZ i,atf you 4hdH A
~ az y you tr,re y our oJsntor"