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

Inc FTusssuu NekOuauons IN fnfh,
GIN. vOs wEDkLLs INTERVIEW WITH NAPOLEON
WHAT THE KIsG OF PRUSSIA AGREES To Do--How
PRUSSIA APPROACHES THE VIENNA CONFERENCE
NO LiBERTY or DEBATE PERMITTED To uEH.
iPars Deb. ~ Correspondence Of London Tines
On arriving In Paris NJ. de Wedcn had an interview
with NJ. Irouyn dc rHuys and then with the Emperor.
He was well received by both and neither appears 10
have found any fault with his language. They both
that II, the Emperor and his minster-obaerved that
they with pleasure the advances made by the King
OF Prussia that they accepted with satfacun the
lures proposed by the general Ia the OF the King
and that they dirposed to treat separately and
directly with Prussia who might thus succeed 10 sssum
ing her place In the conferences at Vienna but they at
the same tims minated the engage ments they should
require from Prussia and which would enable her 10
take part In the treaty Tie Emperor and H. Drouyn dc
pHuys spoke Of treaty which sbsuld BE- analogous TO
that which Franco and EnglsLd had signed with Austria
on the "a OF Secenber willis al the same time recog
niZing that there might be 10 tAks into
alteration the Interpretation which has been given
to The four conditions Of guarantee In the protocol
Of the 2sth 81 December and the acceptance OF that
Interpretation by ths Emperor Nicholas. The Ian.
guags employed these two occasions was,
am assured, cordial and sincere though not without
leaving something eth planned. The protocol OF
the 2s'h Of December gave but vague and general
Interpretation 10 the third condition Of gusraniec-
namely, that which refers 10 the revision 81 tho treaty
Of July, lsil respecting the re establishment Of the
equilibrium Of Europe and the Limitation OF the In.
hucnco OF Russa in the BlAcA Sea II maintained Va
favor OF te Western Powers the almost unlimited
night 81 demand Dg conditions, and Of proAting by
tie advantage which would result from the eventual
ies Of war; ami this II precisely the important point
for rratoe, England, am TURKEY, a. wel a. fog
Russia.
Alter these preliminary conyersatoas between Gene
ral de Wede.l the Emperor and NJ. Drouyu lie Lhuys,
they agreed tblS--that ths King Of Prussia should
dsclam all idea Of alliance With 'hs Emperor Sieho.
r That be ready Ia sign with the Western Posrr
treaty equivalent to that a. the "a OF december keep
TX N view the protocol 81 the 2sb 81 December that
the King eBrne,tly desired the treaty remain within
the terms Of ID, protocol that rossa should la
to The Confer Of Vienna Immediately after the ng
nature 81 the treaty that on the side, tho
other the treaty should b. prepared and that nsxota
tons should b" subsequently opened with the view Of
dtcding In common on ia form. Both parties TO
work once General Weaei drew up his proiect ami
" Irouyn d, Lhuys his own. Tho General sent his 70
Berlin, IN Ord'r 70 assure him,e that he had not de
attd from the Intentions OF tho King who authorized
ia. oeneISl 20 enter INTO EsgoAtons taking the pro
brought IN the General ~ Colonel dOlberg Who arrived
In j aris on the 18TH OF febfuAry.
But, while the Colonel was IN his way htther "
hrouyn de lbuys instead - communicating h. project
70 General De Wede ssnt Il on 10 B@rln T. the frrnch
Abiser at that Count who IN turn ami without delay
communicated IL To ~ de Mantsunel This last project
differed 10 one fingle point from that 81 General DO
"'ael buy MAT point was an important one in,smueh
~ ~ rested e. the Interpretation which sh0ud b. den
ptely given g. The third condition If guarantee. ~
Irauyn ee Lhuys took his precautions against any posi-
BILE tetsysrsation the part ~ Iru.sA. lie tnsant
that Prussia admitted u the u yi.n
Ia, should b. bound 10 conform 10 the decision the
majority Of the eonftrsnce ard T. act In the offs
ultimate resolutions aud cooperate In the execution 81
the measures which that jorits should adopt ThAt
point was evidently intended o. previously obge Frus.
ria by that decision aud make her subordnAts 70 the
majority of the conference. According " Oh. pro
Ject a General Dc WsdslI Prussia should, "a
the eon'Thry enter into the conferences ~itb-
out iaktrg any previous engagement and with
The plsntuds 81 the rights which usage nd diplomatic
traditions attribute 10 a The iouers united 10 and
the conference. The alftrsnce you p.fcstVs Ia
greh'. and u 10 the which has divided u. bnes
II Berlin and rnhs Tie Court 81 Tsrlln declAr, tbA. Il
IL ready 70 ensese itself With light exceptions
within the it- o. the treaty 81 the ~ Dec.nbsr ADD
ccu rqusn'ly 70 deliberate on the n.csAty
b. taken 10 attain the object q IL. sanos ~nArnsy
ts 70 ssaLkn.nt 81 The pso. Of Rurop. on ,hs ~
oi the protocol u Vienna aud the - the sh Of Al
gust but Il requires hat thee ds@ratona saaGl take
place In the conferences a Vienna opan 70 Prussia 70
The rect and q vienna Prussia vii diacuss and De.
tsfAt. HE the other Powers. n ~. esou,ons aa0pad
ne such a - her the vii participate IN their
ton n they do Bat she ill abstain The Tr.neh cAb
net however replied 70 hat prOposal W fAyiGs-' VI,
wi net oiopC you ne ltry arfign you d,Banf dad
you ShaH inter into hS oogenc,s orig capd0toa nat
vot all ;, u oJintDn Al fsds yos shail vtA
a. y you w,re y opinion"