The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

denDcrstons snd In some measure, kfcs'ded over IN
The considerations attached to the abovs aud 10 wic!
dispense giving further development bsvs onIy tsudss
conviction that ali negotiation on the psrt Of his
ernment TO conclude arrangement the subject
his IN eve ntuai compilations will remain
tiess uness preceded by tho presence of rcprsssa-
asve OF his Majesty Ut the deliberations which have been
opened at Vienna between the penpotsaariss Of the
Deigerent fowers, and from which august master
prays sincerely result may proper 10 assure as
soon a. possible the blessings Of solid aud durable
Taking this conviction n startisg point Of his future
attitude the King, our august master, has not how-
ssr.sess Which says nst ~ We
also sought the motives Of this resolution considers.
tious Of higher order do not hare Ny stress upon
the consequences which the King attributes b the qua
lity OF Prussa great European Power DO not do
so because have no motive to suppose that from any
quarter whatever there should be auy idea Of question
iogative :
But the government Of tho King has more positive.
SPECIAL cnims which assure TO it not only the
right, but make II ~ duty to take part In
the deliberations destined to pat en 70 the Eastern
from They are the protocols Of yienns, which have
given TO the solution Of this question the character OF
ed Them, and Prussia has the oonscienes OF having
faithfully fulfilled the engagements they embody.
DO not here moot the question to know wheshsr The
actual Vienna Conferences continuation Of those Of
last year. and abstain from renewing the controversy
the Of the cessation Of the latter On this sub
ject confidently await the erhghtcning effect OF tims
and truth. But, however this may be, the protoeos
which continually Invoked against as vhen the OBJ.
etf n 20 deduce Obligations from them assure 70 us
$50 rights and cannot admit the rst without euter.
ing Into full enjoyment OF the latter.
These principles NJ lie Comte, simple and natu-
raj that tbey DO not appear to need advocate beg
OF you TO bring them under the notice Of tn, Minister
Of Foreign Affairs principal Secretary Of state), Who
We are fully convinced will not refuse hs approval oil
them and like ourselves, will consider the irankness
with which have expressed them OF nature 10 fac-
rather than obstruct the eventual entente OF the
Receive, N. lie COmte, the assurance OF my high con
si6sration. MANTEUFfEI..
The Frankfort Dtet--The Declarations OF
Prussia.
TIE following is the text of ths defamation made by
b. ce Bsmark schonhansen, the representative OF
Prussia In the sitting Of tie German Diet OF tine 25th OF
am authorised to make known 10 the High Assembly
in contnp alton OF the former communications made to
entente that by the note snrexsd pf the 18th o. N"vs%
Prince Gortschakof Count Buoi the Cabinet
Of ST. Petersburg has accepted the four points which
have been recognized by the federal sion Of the
Of Dscember as forming suitable bases o. peace that
no has accepted them without reserve and In form
In which they were proposed to him.
Consequently the telligerent Powers are agreed on
both slices on these points, put forward BY the Western
rowe,s hemss,ss b.ss ior nss
will shortly commence; and these negotiations
shall have assumed European character, by the direct
the government OF the king will not fail to come 10 an
understanding with the Diet on the subject
81 s s ~ Of @
King does not know officially whether the western
Powers have already taken decsion the details OF
the Interpretation which they intend 10 give them
cannot consequently, est mate In how far their uter
vretation will coiscids With the ssnacston which the
its additional articles attach TO the four points, which
treaty and additional articles extend the whole con
ssnlncstion which alone makes Of these points .
basis Of obligations contracted by the German states.
Expecting that tho negotiations which will take place
upon ths question may exercise practical influence
upon the validity Of tho treaties which htborto form
the basis OF public right in Europe. Prussia will
only maintain on her own account towards the other
States who participated in those treaties the views
corDg TO which she participated in the resolution, Of
the the gath OF July ana the 9th of Decebs
but she will also endeavor 20 assure TO the Con.
federation that particiT alton which s reserved Tor
1t. The government Of tbs King is, hewever, already
enabled 70 observe, that II the hand IL
that the consideration Of German interests which found
express in the resolution OF the 9th of Decembes
its conederates with less satisfaeton that tse
itsratsd and conclusive asurances Of Russa exclude
ss, so long they themselves do not attack Russis
and that, consequently, the case In which German
forces would hs called into active operation IN vr.
tue of the additional article, will not be realized.
The limits OF German interests which IL the actual
ae OF affairs Ars to be supported BY the armed force OF
The Confed ration Indicated In the solutions OF tbs
Diet Of the 2Tth OF July and the 9th OF December Those
resolutions after careful examination made BY all the
contracting partst fixed the OF the obligations
r,ciprcealy iuposed upon the German Confsleratlon
upon Prussia and upon Austria. greater dsvelope.
nent o. exstirs relations In virtue Of thoss treaties
~
bic except by the free consent OF ths three contracting
parties grounded upon the clear and complete
eeee Of the relations OF cash of them with the bIiger
1he new form OF the relations in which Au,tri. and.
herfef with the Western Powers In consequence q the
treaty OF the % OF December Of last year wen the
action they may exercise eventually deserve to
be tAke into serious con. Iteration.
His Majesty win faithfully uldi In the future, as he
has hitherto done, every Obligation emanatng from his
federal relations from treaties, already declared In
the despatch Of the 9th OF January 70 the Austrian Cab
but he vii ALI init
The exact bearing Of the sacrifices which demands
mas impose upon Germany can Be sppreciated a. also
the relation there may be between those sacrifices and
the object they may have in view.
His Majesty Is convinced that in his double quality of
member OF the German Consideration and sovereign Of
European Power, holding this conduct COMMANDED by
bis duties towards the Confederation and BY tbs solc
tude he owes to bis own subjects he acts In accordance
with the Of his high confederate, and eonssq
y hopes that standing with them upon the ground
OF the resolutions Of the Diet, and in compe;e
dance, he viii obtain for the Confederation itself and
each OF It's numbers grantees against any pretsa
sion contratyto the dignity interests Of G-, many,
even u The hopes Of an arrangement should be realized
His Majesty uncessinsly sndsayors In view OF such
case 10 obtain, by confidential negotiations with the
beigerent powers, guarantees that Germany may not
Measure Of danger that may threstsn her own inter-
Gets But Independently OF the success hi. efforts
his Majesty sees in his strength IN that Of all
Germany ana In this foundations OF tn. federal
constitution sufficient guarantees for the maintenance
Of the egny for the safety OF the honor and for the
msinisnanc- Of the rights OF the common country
Prussia, Austria, and the German Diet.
Prom the Tines Correspondence, Jan. 231
Political Affairs sr. a. present extremely eomplsa
ted, that professional Correspondents have but little
insight into the futufe than tho great public
Things ae rapidly coming 20 . crisis In Gefmany, and
there symptoms which mus, induce the attentive
observer to fear that Austria ADD Prussia viii eventually
be found IN opposite camps The attitude Of the last
mentioned Power becomes more and am SiguGus,
and related thst two army corps about 70 be
placed on the Rhine>and one in Sissia.
Such MEASURES would nNurally ~ directed against
France and Ausris, and could hardly fail % lead 70
counter demonstrations the part of the allied Power'
little importance would have been attached % the
rIori, that Prussia entertained the idea of making
part OF her army mobile. had not reliable iniorma
On 20 day been received that the msnsgsrs of the
Perrin Breslau Oderserg railways bad received orders
30 bold themselves prepared 10 convey troops. FROM
Frankfort We have private adviess that BarOn Pro
besch viii hardly be able 10 obtain majority In
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