The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30
IMPORTANT FROM PRUSSIA.

TIE WAR DEBATE IN THE PlUssIAN CHAM
The bate Which took place 10 the Pruss,an 4
Il Representatives Oh the 18TH inst, when b,i u
r ebteo Tor tAIaof diDa)y supplies ~ pfov,de for
The amy Oh War footing, and Tor tbs epentrs
var, throws considerable light upon the state OF 4
Gel many
N. DC schepitz, ibe Minister Of Foreign An.irs,
posing tho adoption Of the bill, expressed tie BE-
10 orator would ebdeavor TO throw OBSTACLES 10 I
# 'he government at go ser ions a Jnoctare. u q
ho~ever. bus wish 10 impede free discussion, esoe
momeLt hen II was desirable 10 ascertain lne !
tilnoDis 81 The country.
NJ. &c Nlncke said be should ha We liked " bA,
it'll mere energy and patroac spirit IN the gov
Ieycit be would speak VITA tnat sincerity ~t
cue 10 The nation. 40 ispsaida heart coli conce,r
T Prussia J0n'us ire Emperor Nopol- n against
llood cheers s'rnss'nns should necSr forget thai
toip'd G.Jman nucleus. and that they tce,s
AnsDid Jy the sacred bonds Of the 10 5sfeydt,,n {
He tad 40 eDmiy tow al DIS France. Ira itlooal hs
itssed away. b. bold the ADgto-French aiance
men bave qualities wtich We might envy, bat
superficial Cpes. We haze qualities ,Dhtca my Il
sess--o fear Il Cd, a lore q t,uth, Of justice, an
tnty The French are always craving for shat
lten ''Dato ael frontIers" Auo bee Danger exc
system actually ID force in France-a ny 81 N dew,
1883 IN rte Jd6es N0Joi, On, is2nss, accor ding TO
war II Nsly ~ but the hIst oil the dTsme. n
VIII be Played upon he khipe then iu Fog laud
Russia. He could not bam7 ,he Austrian uit,m
IL Lad been blamed by the government. II Au
ccnmeDced the var, sne was driven TO IT,
6iier abiding To the EDperor's words 10 Barou
On New Years day, 70 the Sandman marriage, to.
wnh Piedmont, and the ar naments OF Fra
&C Nncsc alluded TO Lord Derry very "uupsrt
w expfesston-Coud sppause) 1.-The 'assra
Aus'rMt'-which was only excusable on else
RIouros Tie Congress was poth,pp more IN an
fuee 10 give France time TO c0Dp,e u ne. armame
ID ali PROBABILITY Prussia would have shortls to q
by the with Auttria OF the field OF battle, the 81
oN1Ir0vai OF the government OF the policy Of
Was dropped, The better. (Great sensation Il
think the DcmeIt bad arrived Tor GERMANY Ia
amy 10 Italy. The resolutions Of the Diet were
lfg ulon Prussia, because the Diet was reinstalle
despNe me repres' citations Of The country The
ncn OF Aostra in Italy had no sy mpatbes in c
he severely censuIed the despotic acts of A
ray ard her secret treaties. Moreover Austr
never forgive Prussia for her Influence ia
Eei frottstantism. her freedom OF public
ncn, ana liberty Of the press. But it was very il
70 Prnssia ('houeh of no direct interest to CerIna
Inc power Of Austria in Italy should not be We
we advantage Of France and Sardinia n a
nat ffonce Rad concluded an altiance NTH Russt
pas I,assfa's duty 10 arm to the teeth It you'd
rtquIsi'e Dot oDiy 10 mobilize the arme. but I, a.
STINT Of 1913. He believed that Belgium "a
sHnzersnd would stand by Prussia; that Engla
itmtmher she was great European Power
II %as her interest lot TO tolerate the exsts
m,lltafy power That threatened her naval p, q !,
The ghost Of Chatham would rise to VAR \
WIS IiIssia's ally IN The seven years, war
should she fa,l US ne bave another ai,v Isa
Nhcke, POINTING TO HeavsD), who will not 40,
We WIN 20 W WEI Win tne Old motto Of Pfus
wtId, With Co.. for our King and country POI
NJ. DC ViDcko Fat dowp amid loud cneerins
ftw minutes the Debate WAS stopped
N &c SchloiDiiZ (Mlnister OF Foreign Affajrs)
PRUSSIA do not wish TO dispute Austria's rIrht T.
uhimatum 10 sard MA; but the Prussian govern
II its duty TO disarprove an act which !, Thought
lontic, which II had eDergetically discoupse
wtch put al ebd to the hopes Of peace.
n. Her,i d'siriin (ex-Min,ster Of Foreign ar
q Ambassador at Poris and 81 ussels) was of ths
tt.ttf ha an ffC c, ~
The vote which tue Chamber would shortly o,y
ii,nen (De sa.f), according to the forty s,sth
Vie LI6i act u Vienna, the pr, sent war in lt4,v
ctLcerD the German Confederation But &c ord m
TIC opinion here rs well as ia the rest Of q srrnanv
TOUCHES us Ithry. Tie final act Of Vienna has Ia,
a fuicamenal law for Germany; but the great pul
q German nptoIaiiiy isa fundame ntal ia v of nsr
,xIsftlce ia much more elevated sense: uni
no"Si oafy as UT tnchin0 The non. German pyo
Gct1Jfdcrote Stne, may bscome agdan0gr f,r ne "a
t,on oxdf fer Germany. (Apoiause Do.S thar ma, ws
Ply sbat we should enter l.Ay 10 asst Aus.r,a
scrvIrg ner Italian ~ ov noes, her influence over
OF i'njy ard, perhaps, III sitting tue cou, ttut,ons
iiaiyf No! asswediy MT! But Pyn@ta ouoat d
interests Of Gel meDy.
N. simsoD (ex.PIosident OF the National Assel
fIhbh'oID declared that he had no ~ mpa.hy ~
iof iDs present system 81 government Ia France
man. mo hos t,fk-n fat,h cannot restore u The,
hUJoshJy ne Dat0n& Since SARDINIA bad though
JOIN tie ievouton and call Ia fore igners into Italy
lost al, claim 10 respect. Prussia and Austria
vsrianoe on mDny points. But austria counted 8,
Germans among her subjects; there was, ts-.fore
mon inttyest 10 sSppot AntrSa But the tune
VT me. Prussia should never allow herseif b
iuettd by q vote Of the majority ut Frankfort. W
TINE copss, Prussia will draw the sword and MI,
tlusi IN the God Of Battles. (Applnuss.) f'''
NJ Burger the reporter Of the Comnittac) stat
he policy Of Pruesa was not " neatr .Iny y In, Z
Jrtsert, an armed mediation. She mos h.eotuo o,a,
ne mo,n,enance Of Ms b,luncc Of po,osr In Eg,o,,
7oe'red 20 hsrseH 10 take pant in he ,sor II s.r
irons mere MT accepted.
me Wtnntr tptn proceeded TO vote The Grl
possl for a loan Of 40 600, 900 doIars was ,otod w
discussion, amid great applause, and The oder ora