New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04


Austria has accepted the frussiss proposals., she hss
made corcessions as regards reforms TO b. introduced
rto Ialy much greater than Prussia expected but
there has been no Question Of territorial chsoge or
dimnu,ion Of the Austrian possesslons IN Italy. In
Possession of these cOncesson, PnI,cs vii appeal 10
tbe moderation Of the Eaperor Nspreon; sse win
off; them To him. leaving 20 him the gory of having
OBJ aimed them for the Itasns The basis Of the Prus
sian propositions VIII naturally be the territorial integ
| ri'y Of Austria
So grea, l. the confidence inspired BY the straight
forraro btsr,cns Of tse Emperor Of the FTeneh that
reconciliation not despaired Of as soon a. tae can
ron shall have spoken t. las, word Bii, II may be
objected why does Prussia seect the present moment
for this medi .tion Wei, if mus De oat, this step
of the rruSsian Government i reply TO Prince Gor-
chshofs circular. which has aroused IN Germany
certain susceptbiilles, and, consequent thereon,
distrust OF Prussia, suspected oi being still more ~
less under the infuence Of Russia Prussia coni >,
ain under the weight of such dstrnst she has
piled to il by calliog ut 80 600 fshtpy men.
" Real patriots reason thus: The eufeeblemeot of
Austris wouc cad to the moral destruction OF toe au
thoriiy Of Germany Europe this state Of SeAkoess
must not be allowed aud Germany mast rnantsln IT.
position. This national chord once touched II vlbraes
throughout the whole isnd. Pussia sss just taken
the first step Of nation pscui If its nationality. She
places herself a. the head Of Germany. The Prusslan
M0n.;cr viii probably rema silent 90 the subject Il
the mobu zs0n u0tl Pfassis Sha have seat heI prop
o.itiors, accepted by Austria TO the Cabinet u the
TaIleres.
The Paris correspondent OF TIE Loadoa Ners.
writing on TIE 10Th, Gays:
"There seems now to be vefy lit'ls doub' that
Prussia Is about 20 make TO France those inainssibe
proposals for pace 10 which alluded yesterday. All
the crrrespotdence from Germany points ia that de
~ ction A Berlin letter asserts that the PrJssisn
General Radowtz stated to the Frankfort Diet that
the line of the Mncio necessary for the security ot
Germany, and that the PTussisn Government has ac-
cordirgly resolved to make proposition Simuta-
necusly to France aud Austria for = settlement upon
the basis Of the Mnco be0g regarded the Austrian
fiontier. France will certainly not listen to any such
proposal; ana then the great question is-shst will
Prussia do
"The Patrle anticipates that the conduct of Bs-
vsra in allowing Austdan troops TO cross her territory
will give rise to very serious circumstances on the
pan Of France.
Correspondence Of TIE London Times.
"The Russian Circular Of the 9th OF Msy is wei
written but has failed TO convince the German Gov
ernmeLts that the Ger Confederation WAS tormei
-imply and ex usvey for defensive purposes. Prince
GoTchakoffs dispatch must be considered complete
cor fimaton Of the continually recurring report that
Russia has promised France to interfere should the
uDd render assistance to Austria its federal
ally Under sucn circumstances, the 'm0olhlatlon
Of six Prusian corps darmec is sfsct of great mp1r
tanee inasmuch It proves that the Prince Regent IS
resolved To MAINTAIN the freedom OF action and the ln
De pendencc OF Germany PruSsis expressly says that
the step which she mas taken is of defensive nature
but il is morally certain that -he will eventually be IN.
vOlved in the war; she cannot remain neutral should
whole of the Tyrol, Carinthis aud IlyIia belong to
Germany and the political exc tement is now so great
tba, any violation Of them would ntaloy lead 10 re-
prisss on the part of the Bund. The Swiss Coniede-
ration which is always excessively economical, has
dismissed lie troops which were under the command
of Colonies Zeger and ontemps and left the frontiers
Of the Cautions of Naais and res-in 10 take care oi
then selves. In the Grisons lGraubuudtenl a small
corps Is still under arms.
Yesterday evening Count Rechberg left this city for
Verona ara il is believed that communications winch
were ade to him Thursday last by Baron Nerther
the repre- sentative of Prussia at tnis Court occ aoncd
his departure for the headquarters of the Emperor.
On the day mentioned, Baron Nerther WAS closeted
with the Austrian Minister for more than two heuts,
and il does not admit of doubt that masters of nigh
importance were discussed during the prolonged it,
teryew bIen in Office profess think that Prussia
about te place herself at the head ot the Gerdanc
Confederation, and to make demonstratlon on the
Rhine, but it Is not likely that she will take such
decisive step until she has coma to perfect under
sixLdrpg with Austria. Some time ago, the Prince Re
gent remarked Of his friends that was matter
of little importance to Germany whether Lombsrdy
did or did lot form an integral part OF the Austrian
Empire and it Is not Improbable that the Prussian
Government If endeavoriDg 10 make an arrange
meut wtlch would satisfy the Lombartr and not hg-
miat. Austria. Some members of the diplomatic corps
belle, o that Prussia has asked Aastris whether sue
will consent to renOuncc that part of Lombaroy which
is TO the west Of Pescbera aud Msataa, if her other
possessions in Italy are guaranteed to her but an
not lnclLed to think that such ticklsh question has
been put, as PTu-sian statesmen well know that the
Austrian army full Of confidence and that the
ten of TIE blDco line and of the ryro de tacto
matters If Lon hardy. AS long the war is ccnfaed
to the plains Of Lcubardy, Prussia will be able to keep
her German confederaes quiet; but ali attack on the
Lombardo-V enetian fOrtresses will storm
too violent to be laid by mere words, as the
Ty1ol will cease 10 be sufficient protection
for the south west of Germany should Peschiera Man
tua, Legnago aid Verona pass into other hands
Though Venice forms part Of the federal territory
an tack on it vii hardly be viewed WITH Indifference
by Prussia the possessor of the Queen of the Adr
stc is in position to render great assistance To any
Power that may be at war with Germany the
Rhine These remarks not likely 10 Interest ths
great bulk Of your readers but persous who have maps
Of Germany and Northern Italy at hand, will at once
tha the preseuce Of powerful trench army IN the
east of LoubsrJy and ia Venetia mast necessarily
make the Germans feel nervous and uncomfortable.
MUNICH, June ~
Mai. Gen. yon Tam has LETT for Berlin a special
mission.