New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15

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n.dsn sds M tied propossl With regard 70 the gar
-, - ,be Federal forfres, Of Rsstat According !"
r. srr.ngsuept proposed Baden shall appoint tie
Governor and Director Of AIhery' Aasa . ye
The command Of The fortress. The garrison 10 We y.
Be r. 600 mep 10 peace 1000, ard TO be snpphea o
Austria, Prussia and Bsden together Aastf'a c apa
Prossis to p0-sess the right OF appointing tuo N'
msndant, alternately, for FIVE years At time
LORD John iRUssELLs REPLY TO BARON
SCHLEINITZ.
-. eon..; s;.nstch Of Lord John Russell 20 Lord
ploomselS he British Minister a. the Cont Of Berlin,
va ivued 90 the 30th ult. with the farhamen'sry
Papers: .ro,,exo,voy. July T. 1852
.c,, Bsps.or6 has read dispatches from Baron
s.,,,r,e mnled very confdeDti-uPon the subject OF
o. e..n .sc Of sas and upon the policy which Prussia"
s,oos p junction with England and Russia to pu1ae win
,s..,d 70 the Italian and its coDsequenoea
Thoss Dispatches ds:sd respectively the 3i'n and Tie
NH Of June.
Bsron sbinx fInsr Of these despa.cses an0des 70
IL state Of sfs which induced Prussia 10 mobilize PAT
her amy Not only be says has the agitation ID Germany
..d Nv the advance The her frontier rendered
~essfy arsmsps dspopooned To those o Der heish
han, but eondered necessary e. once 70 pace
h.rs- position control the course Of events which might
,epd TO modify balance Of In Eop oy eneeons 20
~prs with which Prussia oonfedes.ed and By Affecting the
bss Of European rights laid down In acts 10 which Prussia was
spGty
ehniz observes however, that the position sdop
bv
The interests Prussia and Germany make incumbent on 'os
Prime, 10 use the wkh Ia his duty TO exert
and prevent prensury .aDc,osins BY passive ss"de
,.yor,aI odfesons affecting nation which for an essen
tssl portion Of the great European Family;
But only wbes act as she has done before IN con
cart with England Rus in order TO reopen negotiations IN
u. cause Of and Count BerDs'oh "a accordingly
tsopcert with Msys Government as TO the means OF a.
aiming this esu and thereby putting an end 70 the enu'i'n o
a Ard Of Europe tina. calm which her moral and
material interests demand.
Baron Seheuiz then observes that however mo.h
,sd the decision Of Austria 20 proceed To sxfremine
~,ber Eorope Is WHOLE Germany In pAriic asr could
Wv with any step which should tend to eneee
AUs.ria- .
ale far from nissp7eheDdng the difficulties creaed by
he events Of war be thinks that considerable reform
ill b. required administration Of hhais IN NoIilefn AID
Central Italy and that this will b. suTer n"oe OF f''y
those districts BY the employment oi the military
OF Ausha Dhs also that the treoties which ond
Austria 10 exercise sort Of potectors.e over certain iin
States msy be replaced BY better system
TIM, while does not seek 10 restore past ssts Of
,h;ps. which may be- upon present impo.sibiy she
Viii any proposition having for ts object an Italian
,eopsrueon which, while the rights OF Austria
shall By being founded liberal principles ooncate the ies
mate wishes Of the Italian population
Prussia thinks herself entitled TO take move oil the ex
% declaration Of the Emperor Napoleon that he neither
osye conquest territorial assrandLeep and this appears
70 Baron schenz earnest Of toe possibility OF coming to
common and Russia as to the course
10 be puTsued.
Coup. Benor 1, then desired ash for the views of her
s,,s Government upon this subject, and the dispatch con-
cSsdesby not 10 omit any opportunity OF putting
forward ides Of mediation in common f"sda'o" com
AEss).
pc.,iop which your Irdbp desired BY dispatch Of the
pa init IN make Baron Schlen and refers 20 the former
aisps,cb Of the oath having been written previously 10 that
COR munaou for ssemphc,ion Of the views which the
Pru.dan Government DESTROYS Of carrying into effect
Ram his
receive the attentive consideration Of her Meys Government
wished In the first place. ask him the iu ssnoance
ef the stop tie ehuson Of blood and mediation in
common namely whether England and Prusss together
oss Power. with Rnsss joined to them found the proposals
which they might make the beeerens refed it meant
,Ass they should employ force.
Exosn~ney he had s~r'.n.''"n- To offer
That bead that could propose to Ausk alien
su of territory only reforms and changes in modes of
standardization.
ale wished Aowever to obtain an mmedi''e answer from
me and said that pending the decision Of the Cabinet could
only express my opinion that the time hsd not arrived or
mailing any proposition to the belieerents
Such being the proposition Of the Court OF Prussia have
- the 6 place 10 dess that you will express to Baron
sohsri1 the thanks Of her Mesty's Government Tor the
friendly tone and the welfare Of the States Of Europe
which have inspired this overture.
The eo,s made by Power % enlightened ss frnsss to
,ore peace to the Continent OF Europe viii always be duly
Appreciated BY her Majesty.
Aey would hail with JOY the moment when any equitable pro
SssA for an arnb,ce negotiation might De accepted
But Her Msiesys Government think themselves bound IN
ps to 90 further and NEE, the friendly proposition of Prussia
With .qusl capdor.
~ Il opinion that in the present posture oil ahArs IN
iy no termination Of this be expected without some
c<ssion Of territory on the part OF Austria
18Th. Emperor the French has not eonen'ed himself with
the Austrian invasion Of the territory o his ally he has
declared to be his purpose hbers,e Italy from the Alps TO the
As This proclamation has been received with transport
wherever Nobe aud Central Italy Austrian troops do not
sxci,o powe. compression Milan and the whole Of LON
Ady Parma Modena, and Tuscany have eagerly proclaimed
their adherence which they thus invited
"YeL reher suppose that the Emperor OF
Aua presen, prepared to yield his hereditary Poeson'
10 any other Sovereign.
.such is difficulty Of the present European crisis
The uea; ADD ancient monarchy of Austria may naturally be
shw acknowledge any defeat repsabc or to record by
treaty the Of popular insurreoon against her do
ninon.
Ye after the events which since the deas
tn Of war be expected that treaty procured by
The whole force Germany, which should restore Austrian
emscy Italy, woad have in the elements OF Permanene
and security.
"The Prince Regent Of oOks with becoming anxiety
10 the Of the balance of Power in Europe. Let
examine this matter The balance Of in Europe means
m effect the Independence OF It's several States The pTePond
rxsnee Of any one Power destroys this indePni
snce
Bu. the Emperor Napoleon BY his Milan proclamation has
declared a. Baron Sehen,s has Justly noted that in this
Ae seei, neither conquest territorial assrandzement
perhaps be premature TO discus whether the King
OF Sardinia 81 oud reign Lombsdy Parma Modens and
Tuscany States in Northern Italy
should be psip,sined OF created.
divisions and boundaries arranged az they may s
the firm persuasion Mssys Government that Italy in
which the people shoad be free citizens Of great country
would s;rer s,hen and confirm the balance OfP0wer.
The Independence Of States is secure as when
S.A.