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vii, OF the whole OF Germany has 10 fule
Accept tie assurance Of my perfect esteem.


COUNT BU0L.
Inc Bsroo Nanteunel PrussiAn Minister Of STATE Ad
dressed despach TO the Pruian Envoy q, Vienna
9Th OF January explaining the reasons Why Prussia
fused to fula her military engagements With Austria
entered into 10 virtue Of the treaty Of April aud the
additional ert.cle OF November %, 1854 Tho reasons
alleged were, in substance, thess:-
First because Prussia DOES believe in the mmnence
| al an attack upon Austria BY Russia
second because the support which shs would have to
De the ss o
eventual Prussia adds moreover that there
can be les objection 70 suspend the execution thereof
because II really necessary to place tho Prussan
army on war footing II could be done within the period
fixed upon The Prussian government therefore, is
nV os may have extended tSe% Sas has not
modified their nature and Prussia only engaged herself
towards Austria to defensive alliance The Two grcss
obtain the adhesion Of Russia to the four points specified
the notes Of the eth OF August and would be neces
cary the realization OF that community Of action that
herself should participate In the definition Of those
fTkt bases OF q future peace.
70 Consolidate the balance OF power In Europe TO mo-
diiy eAsre eatee ana which Prussia had Eigted, her
s e ns e ss. holds
in the world. King Frederick William, to maintain 1t,
will net be deferred by eanges and SACRIFICES which the
rRor would snare with much devotion aud energy oS
psti otism
Another desratch from N. de Espteuiel, OF later
date. brought cot in more prominent reict the principal
Ioipts where Prussia establishes that, the she en-
hesei behind the strict INTERPRETATION Of her
pagemerts by resistance 20 the proenson made 70 extend
'bs against her VIII, the more, on the contrary VIII she
he disposed 70 enlarge them By means OF reg,sop pro
vided her Position and her dignity aS great Power are
| respected
From these facts It Will be hat the position oocu
phd b. Ausa and Prussia in 1s54-5 with reference to
inv wing Germany in the Rrsso Turkish war no:
dlsems- TO that which they hold with regard the
Italian COZ iict-Ausira being anxious 10 precrate she
Gernsn States into tho contest Prussia wisely entes
voiug to msiatsiu their neutrality 70 tb, lest possible
point. They VIII show also what decei:ta!, aeish ami
unpriucpled rstion Austria Is a. home ana abroad.
POSITION or GERMANY IN THE PHEszET wke.
mejately upon the declaration Of with Ssfdilis
Austria set on zoo. plans for obtaining the cos-tsn
If tte other German States, Assuming that the hos
iles abe about 70 carry into her Italian prcInces
sad the kineoem Of SARDINIA were matters vitality Affect
ing the whole German people. and cairs Cor The united
acton If the Gerasnc Corredcrsiop, in cor riily
| With the stpuatiocs by which tast body was bouad
That theirs see expectation the par. Of The ohor
States that the war might become general eVdCn. from
the proceedings in ;he Diet the 2sd Of april week
befcre the Ausiens crossed the roino On ths, ocoa
sion the PRUSSIA. representative Said
snce the of the italian crisis p, assa
guided by tho high aersst uf preserving the pesce Of
Eu.ope tas IN coptest with the Cabinets yCnoop snt
st Petersburg employ ed all SIS zeal and exerted all its
eAo''s 30 effect Pacific solution by means Of friendly
eoyesnnes OF sardihs ard Franco the side, and
Austria oe the o'ser appeared TO IL that the bcs;
means fer attaining this end 10 submit the
queslion 10 tee coIsrtn celebration Of a Euro
peaa ccreTsse. UEhapply, tie Efforts attempted ia
'hs seose have hitherto been wi,hou. resal.. The
mssien c preserving TO Europe tds blessings Of
peace too important for Prussia to relax hsr Efforts
20 reil1qash tie hopes she entefals OF obtaining ths
epd Nevertheless, the Royal government csnnot conceal
rom lis Gerar ccne6efa,es that ii convinced that
csgoerrg tie sc'cal state of the compoatous peace
Of Europe ousy meusced Tie position OF the con
ma
very large fcae has for some been the subject Of
oeep rodtciicn 10 tre Roya government and Il II has
hitherto voauts y ope; ated IN the Isolated
u Ire.hu,Cl Which related 20 o1sany rg the OF
defence, Il Dow thinks that is tue to provoke general
Eelsoies bsvirg fer tte Object in OF the
mens rhoe by reistborre States, 10 place the German
Confederation IA po:hcp TO defend itset as it ought
u If on aiLh this object, and guided by tie oesire
Of co operating a. the proper time il supporting the
dignity ard ss.e.. Of the confederation, that bis
dea. rsn1s rer re e nss z k0 81 has ps:
ooausen h s oy spoe e ' Ss ~, the aors
eKfsot that This step viii be ough. to be
BY our German con.ederates whom Prussia her part
sue. Moreover in thua acng Prussia as am charged
Expressly to declare, is far from entertaining sns aggres
1--WE tertepcy sc she intends in the very OF
confsceaiion 10 maintain, after before her position
mt d:arg Power to ebEin the solution Of The pending
European question.
II ibe otuion royal eoverume ut the rnome emit
having arrived for The Confederation - order, conform
ably to lie deiensive Character the arnanens which will
place it in conoiticu calmly TO await the Interior march
o events .o- every evenuaty make, according to the
order bave received the following proposition
s Sc s aa se hold s s S-aaS s
nGenie ready to take The Geld and at The same time make
cess far fes " ''' nc
The proposition OF Prussia unanimously adopted
On motion Of the President the Diet decreed thu for
nation OF federal army in tie Rhensh Provinces 4,
win consist Of the three Prussan divisions aud OF Of
Bavaria and Nuremberg. having the contin
gents OF Baden and Hesse. This army will be from
l7o,occ to It's, Geo s.yopg.
Count RecLberg then that he wss
v declare, in the name Of bic government that Austria
placed at the disposal CT the Diet her three federal corps
doTn6e, consisting CT 10000 men. military commits
s:on was then formed 10 provide for the ayning cS The
federal fofyessts.
Thus Germany while announcing her intention no. TO
take aggressive steps, he'd herself in readiness for an
emergency On the 2sth Of April the day before the
Ausrsrs entered Piedmont Court Buo addressed
loving circular 10 the Austrian ENJOYS at tho German
| courts
The Imperial government had agreed with the royal
court Of PRUSSIA abstain from provoking debate in the
German Diet on the case provided for by Article At Of the
hra act OF the Congress Of Vienna until intention of
France 10 tate part war between Ausa and Sardinia
tboDlo bape teen formally expressed.
Ibat moment has now arrived, the French Charge
dAsres, the Marquis Bannevlc having declared TO
the 26;h In of orders received BY
telegraph, that biz government would regard the passage
ofthe Pecmoltese Frontier By Austrian troops casu
tet and France tss ret waited for that event
| march fIeutb troops into Sardinia
Heenwbe we lave also received the evaslve reply from
Turin nno al the came time of military revolution
ct ortnce, END renes at Msssa and Cnrrara in
qGtrco d wh'th troops have been ordered to enter
Pednort Updcr these crcuu we can no longer
ceay expressing ourselves at Frankfort we charge
Count Rechbeg 80 hand tc tue Diet, in extraordinary
titire 10 De held possible, Monday next the sub.
joiued declaration, CT Which send you copy
beg you to communicate without delay TO the gov.
emmett 10 which yon accredited expressing the Sooe
hat tie result viii be mobilization os the federal army
aIc she. me OF each government viii
oeVe int'rreons 10 urge that resolution upon Diet
| BUOL
There have been some manifestations On the part of
lew Oh The southern (Cahoc) German States to part
With Austria and find this fact alluded 10 IN the col
urnns Of Hamburg journal, the Novelita in the follow
ing terms, which imply threat to Austria
The hre1as Zitvpg announces that several German
States have entered with Austria into special treaties by
W9ch they are bound to hep Austria in ali emergencies
For all energercieef II there question OF war In