New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-29
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.

Ii is fully confirmed that Baron Bach rendered his
resignation because the reforms be proposed were
eCteJ by the Emperor; but it is certain there ls
msterid difference between Bach's programme and
that of Won SchmerlDg whose advice has since been
asked.
1t is reported the Commission is equally opposed to
Bach and SchmerDgs views, and that the new Const-
tuition of Austria will be founded on aristocraca and
clerical power.
G. with respect to the Austrian Ministerial crisis
published by The FrdRktOTt .jourRal:
awe ere assured that the immediate cause Of the
Minister Of the Interiors resignation is the following:
Shortly after the Emperors return, Baron Bach
ceved his Majesty command 10 draw mp memorial
representing the necessity OF reform. The Minister
Lost no time in complying with this desire, and made
propositions of reform the very widest basis. He
proposed for instance it il said, to dissolve the Coun
Gil Of the Empire 70 create provincial
with Az electoral scale fixed 10y law, aud lastly, to SUBJ
ect the journals to he control OF the tribunals alone
nv freeing them from the censorship of the police and
administration. Baron Bach declared that If these
proposed plans not adopted he should leave the
Ministry. There is no doubt OF our having new
Minister of the Interior before long. The Emperor
has ord. red the formation of Special COMMITTEE or
pduiripg into the abuses committed in the CommlSsa
rat"
informed persons are Of opinion that the Emperors
birthday the 18th inst, will witness the publication
~ the late refol ms promised by the Imperial II mi
lesto and especially the important provincial consul
tutiops. - .
The polemic between the Austrian and Berlin jour
mails continues upabated. . q,
tn Austrian gazette has an article which is kind
of summing up Of the vast mass OF documentary eVl-
depce which has been published relative to the pohcy
of Prussia during the Italian war The vienna Jour
nal puts the matter thus: Austria undertook the
war to uphold the rights of Europe Prussia reaseu
her assistance Austria addressed herself to other
German confederates. They were inclined 10 give
her aid but Prussia prevented them" The o1er Oh
neaistop made by Prussia is spoken OF III the most
contemptuous manner as perTcg t use sO;r;; '''
Vierpa letter in the .jOurRai De Fr0Hhf0't says;
A snecisl commission will assemble on the 10Th, by
order Of the Eupersr, to decide on the bases oi d
statute which tends TO nothing less than coue ~
alton Of the army both to tactics AM adnh'
is,,s,;on The most Dist. guished generals OF le army
and among others, Field Marshas oe beneueu aa'
Count &c MensdoIf, the AtchdukS A.otetn.' ON ;. 80
other princes of the In penal family VINO nave U''"y
,auk will form part OF this commission
Tba correspondent of Tie London Times, at Berlin,
writes es follows respecting the feeling OF Prussia IN
favor of Congress. -, .-.r,,, .eu al
a. ~ Cororess which is expected 10 follow the Iurich
Co,fs,ence While Austra still seems 10 hesta'c,
Prussia s not averse from the proposal ou 0o CIV,
tbet tie Italian Confederation shah become la,1
c. x then support the restoration oil tue panisuou
- 90 ,he,T cukejoms, but only on the condtoh
of their granting Constitutions and eNtehsiVe aii.s
trst,ye reforms Prussia Is perfectly s,nceIe u 'i 90
proved by the King of Naples ooh'vna
icjl the Confederation winch wa 6''
ing the Prince Regent
The same writer say: . ,-,-..,,t, coward
ore of the first propositions 20 De i -
Il; the next Diet Will be iOr the ior'iNc VI 80
nd north-east cOssis. IL, as Il not inPl Voao ~
-. no, he rejected then Prussia VIII carry ouV lo
Ill IN coriupcton with the seahoard S'a'es' ~ y,
tba ,,esepf time the coasts OF Germany are ehley
deferseless for il has always been tihen as an -
that there was nothing to lear RON - sntIsr
&c, ~ Frolish Government would never sun.
- aset 10 sail through tue Clannel WIN ~ ~ 49,
;,.,.;ous Nog however, that II Is kbomI -. ~. ,bs
WaIewsN stated TO diplomats ID Oh -. -, Jar
Frolsb Ministers had distinctly q, 49, ~. 80 - Zoe
49, - we've concerned the French neet was = , ~.
a. :; The German Ocean or the baI'c u IA
sdr;s,;c the mstter has assumed ihe,eu' 80 e,n
ION. We who have just discover ''i- ".nno. ind
coas.s are exposed To possible Ht1o.c, "i'rcal 4,
sn .s.b the NORTH Germans if they ieei u'i -.
lai1 vi" -; beoyy nj our naval suprt macy anu lIs
oorfnces suddenly overturned. feoP.e o. u;o,o,
80, N sonreciate The effect Of our ln'''a.' G
Will france and the change thls ma l"''' -
dtous OF the Eur, pean eqdli ollI ~ ., s.v..
:. ~" uboIe Of the movement when no" g =,
cer,nar g and also Prussia, turns Upoh - cnoied
Es1sraI REFORM Official circles nave ~ al tbe ce-
lately with TINS question, bnI inc NJ he summed M
noefS'io 80 La no use viii Prussia take tly ~,
i've az this reform OF make any l'0I'''''
on the subject. c,t,-n,c, OF the States q
1H''11,,,. 80 a proposal FOR the Ted",.'. II
re dutv ON non This has caused so'o ,i..ocs have
S,lesa and Westphsha and nu"e, -, -. nst
been .ept ron those Provinces 10 'Hc -
such measure. -. a.. ,.onr;.inrs Of mines was
eto,dav ~ Dorlmund, to CONSIDER W., 80.
- n nd take IN tie mater. - uo a. nroo -,
Y!yosnt viii not, at any rate, "'HSi@1 tLa G,yern
ton. but, a. the UNANIMOUS w. noiec,lion IN the
80, j. ,,ouled 10 pgss such " =. loc,,ed"
mems = ga.,,,e cannot be regarded as secu'sD