The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-28


are deep In oebt and epepd upon employ for their
vey Subsistence They cny obtain the means OF in.
nature to them by draining the tributary province Of
their euottance as was the with the courters Of
Imperial Rome in its decsdenre Inveterate "a nblers
they are ever ready to shake all the hazard OF die
and they will rl the existence Of the Empire
than relpquish their emoluments Russia would at
have Indicated; snd Russia will hereafter' tass Tar
price.
THE POSITION OF PRUSSIA.
Copies Of the following Prussan DESPATCH addressed
to Count Arnm, unisr date of May %, have bssn
varded to al the Of Prussia in Germ any
TO Keep them 0u courda Of the sentiments a
tefs.-
To CouNT ARSM-My note Of the 10th ins ant ad
dressed TO your Excsllency, already its rosd
to Vienna when Count Esterhazy had the goodness to
instant tosetfer With the despatch Of the same date
directed to him, aso annexed Your Exceliency wI
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communicated by Herr Won GIinka to the members
Of tho Diet to us also, ct present. to call for
that We are willing to take this document Importantly
affecting German interests does, into debsration
OILY & &c sonpe,ion cish the detailed eonmuncstioDs
leo us to look forwar6 to But although AMI for the
very reason that for the present compliance with
the wishes OF the imperial Austrian Cabinet and &C.
count OF negotiations still pending judgment on
the Fuss decs ration, look pom It az sau-
& n S, 70 cSnsdsr II forthwith in
been adopted by Count BuoL I must confess myself
SDsble to sg,es with an argument vhicn AYERS that
Russia Is only striving after the dsunon OF Germs-
ny, whilst she Is making to the whole of Germany
declaration which, the Austsiaa circular itself
Government itself, and abiding by results the acqui-
sit;en Of which Austria herself claims as merit and
which am far from wishing to jeprecste although It
ncessapt exerops 1t ST. Petersburg also ct least
shared In bringing about Russias concessions with
VGfar IN thoun nnfu sr.I.
doubt that the Cabinet of St Petersburg to as
itself in advance the of the German
Glinis, since, far know, and a. indeed the
text Of the circular corroborates decara
ton was sought for expected When, former stages
Of the the sincerity of the intentions pro-
fessed by the Western Powers was impugned OF st.
Petersburg, Prussia openly declared herself opposed
such course. Unirauenced by the currents Of public
opinion, shs has done the same similar occasions
both In Paris and London and she would think herself
wanting In the rankness due 10 her German allies abe
did not also in the before her demand impartial
snd unpreudiced examination Of the Russian note as
demanded BY the honor and interests Of Germany. We
are ready and Wiling above to defer dstsrin
ing what importance Ut the present copunoture OF a
fairs In Eu ope shall be given to this incident and what
obligation may accrue TO Germany, and not to take It
into serious confederation until We have obtained
thoropeh wlecge Of the communications that Aus
tria has promised. will not stop here to inquire II
the degree Of t least intsnded secrecy and reserve
with which Austria shro wds her negotiations With the
Western Po~trs-from MS till more than from other
German RoverDments-exacty corresponds to the de-
Contrary beg sspress, to state that bis Msiestys
government Gully appreciating Austriss difficult posi-
ton and the endeavors she is making to urmount It,
Ia Incapable Of Wishing 70 drive the Imperial Cabinet
into mailing further communications. On the
other hand, the Cabinet Of Vienna win GER
Of confederation for Austris suspend our dslibsra-
tions and determinations, do not BY doing in the
ss Snr snTs NJ re- %gat M
ground Of the treaty o April and its ADDITIONAL articles
settled, stipulated without the knowledge and parti
cpaon Of the sgners Of those treaties (amone these
We reckon the treaty Of December the protocols Of the
late negotiations at Vienna and any arrangements which
the Cabinet Of Vienna in pursuance Of conHden
tai correspondence with the Western Powers, which
make) facts which shall have take into
rieus consi6er whilst forming resolutions but
which cannot exercise retroactive effect our ool
cations and as ws thin. on those Of Germany wesha
unicate to tallies with what have often de-
lineated as the position We take up. We shall, -
the ease strive BY wsh BY feeling and BY resolution
to prove that Prussia, both as . European and as
German Power 10 wont to look upon herself Austras
ally. But claim for ourselves and for Germany the
and, Austria reserves to herself to settle what 90.
require 20 .ha We decide st the right time what our
own. Gs1nApy's, and and EuroPss interests seem to us
in consequences may have arranged without con.
sulting us, can Be brought into harmony with our
70 l that
on the part Of Germany and her two great Powers in
which Only the efforts Of her governmental but also
the wishes ana hopes Of the nation must be considered
Your Excelency will hand TO Count Buol copy Of
this derpatch and express yourself towards him the
Of the above remarks We confidently hope that
he win end our frank lsDgusge only commsnsuYats TO
the gravity Of the moment, Apd viii recognize in t
fresh proof Of lively wish for genuine and sincere
understanding, and for solidarax based upon IL.
Receive the assurance, &c., MANTEUFFEI.
Great Britain.
PROCEEDINGS m PARLINMBNT--DxCMAL COINAGE
ADMMIsTRATIvE RyF0Rn - Nh. PILLMoRE AT
COURT.
The principal business In Parliament has been the dis
cusson Mr. Rrowns motion In favor Of decimal coin.
ge, and Mr Layard's, In favor OF administrative
reform. Besides this, debates have taken place on sn
educational bill; bill to prevent moro than twenty psr-
TO assemble in private houses for religious worship;
bin TO prevent petty trading Sunday, including
prohibition Of the sale Of milk and newspapers
after nine O'Clock In the morning and .
bill to limit needevomsn's hours Of work Bills coz:
feipe constitutions the provinces Of Victoria and
New South Wales read second tns. Mr.. Browu's
resolutions to the effect that the initiation Of the
decimal ystem Of coinage BY tie Issue Of the form had
been successfu and that b completed BY the issue
Of silver coins representing the hundret th and copper
ceips rspyssentpg the CV0th part OF pound stsr
lpgead coins TO be called respectively acsntsv and
spills.n Mr.. J. B. Smith moved a. amendnsnt tina,
congress Of nations be invited TO settle uniform rs
Of currency. After considerable debate that part
the motion specifying cents and mills was withdrawn
and the rensinder adopted.
On Friday svsrns Mr.. LAyxd's motion on admini,tra