New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10
PRUSSIA.


meeting of the most liberal section Of politicians
has been held at Esensch. 1t has passed the follow
ing resolutions which Prove how close s the agree
ment between what may be called the Radical party
and the Conservative Liberal one Of whose ideas
have sent you sketches:
"a" We the present political state Of Europe great dan
ger to the independence Of country which increased rather
diminished by the peace couolude, beweeu France
Austria
This danger originates in the fscly Fedc-al Constitution
(Gesam eo"ung) Of Germany ard can only ~ warded OF
by speedy alteration Of that Constitution.
u.s. To this end necessary replace the Diet b. fm
strong enduring Central Government and by the summon
ing Of a National German Parliament.
81 In the present position OF affairs Prussia eke the most
eeotus steps for reaching the End in view ana it Therefore
desirable t. bring Prussia the initiative.
% To this and for the better secuylof German Interests
abroad the awhile and until the deye constitution Of
Central Goyenmeut it necessary cjnfde TO Prussia III
direction Of the German military force and Of the nsonal dPo
macy abroad,
&c 1t the duty Of every in Germany to support with all
his the Pru.sAn Government III far it, efforts
directed this end and assuedy there sacrifice which
the German people will not maze for the independence, union
and happiness Of their German stheraud
The reasons which induced the Prussian Government
TO mobilize it's army and the principles upon which il
WAS ready to concur With the other neutral Powers in
restoring peace, have MT hitherto been stated except
IN a short article in the moflical Pruss'0n gazette
We are now, however in receipt Of the dispatch of
Count Schle it, written the very OF the arms
BERLIN June 81
To Count Beyn'o,f London and ne Baron Of Bisnarek
Seh6nhdusen, at 81. Petersburg:
rapdity with which military events in Italy have for
psst succeeded each he the overthrow Of the Gov
Tuscany. Parma and Modens the distractions that
place other Of the Peninsula lastly the IN
certainty prevailing in mems minds TO the probable duration
and extent Of in which powerful empires en-
sged all these causes determined the Government TO
bze par; the Pruan army for prudential reasons aud at
the same time for the sake Of its own dignity.
The excitement tat has seized hold Of Germany the
santy approach bgeren psrie, toward the
German oIers the chances OF war, which We have
endeavored by courscls honestly aui Loyalty to
prevent would themselves sufficient grounds for
usiying srnamels which, moreover merely correspond
to those made by neighbors.
On the other hsn6 you comprehend that ought at tns
.n 70 be in position the Of events the faa
rsut which may endangeI the equilibrium Of Europe by
al Empire which connected through the
Confederation snd By urng the bases OF ierua
ton al law which contributed TO found aud which the
great family Of the states Of Europe has al interest in main
tanning.
The attitude we have thought it duty take preadses in
no respect the Italian question the Interests at stake
in that question Prince Regent conscious OF his night
and duties that impose him the care oil ms own de
as well as Of the Of his country and Germany
could not renouncs exercise Of the influence hc rgay
claim by passive attitude approve oeoi'auu 'e
changes which the territorial ccumscrpors have Undergone
or NAV undergo Of the countries which bound to the
great fsmy Of European patcn' BY such numerous TIES
Nevertheless would be wrong to suppose any intention on
the part Of Prusn Government Of wishing by precpsie OF
arbitrary Interference attempt sgsyae situation already
fun Of dangers OF itself and whlu making previous appeal TO
other Powers bring forwed such OF sdeh solution oil
question that trenches many interests not TO be- as regards
the general the object of common sociude to all the
great Quite the contrary Prussia by her attitude
influence aud sdvice have no oh. object save tha ~hn
endeayoed short time bsek TO ai;Ai III concert win IN
Gland and Russia desire that of bringing
back into the path negotiation, with view to solution eqa
bic for all containing itself :he guarantees of durability
question which deporabe have removed the com
mon basis which Europe and ought 70 approve, nauch
a. involves principles upon which lis political aud social order
depends.
Our repeat, have no other rueanns they an
policy pat any more than they DO tAe
wish TO sdd complications those had hoped TO pre-
vent and the development Of which have been incess,ty
observing with anxiety regret We desire peace snd max
ing hs starting point confidently address ourselves to
the Cabinets Of London ST. Petersburg, that nd in
agreement with hc the ofs;oppug the efuson Of blood
and Of restoring possbe Europe that Fepose and
security hitch her mora and material Interests demand
Il notorious thai we have deplored and enersecA y di,sP
proved the aal with which, a; the moment
other Powers enoesvorns TO ma the bases Of 50
equitable solution the CabIet Of Vienna oTolsht about IEp
ture had hoped prevent by our common seton ba
this less Of opinion that Europe
and Germany particular with indifference the
weakening Of Power that BY her geographical position And
D. cuAr guaton has appeared TO US 70 D. an essen
M ecmeu; and natural guaranty Of the general equilibrium
Although s,i ,intAn principle nevertheless
very r rom iorns difficulties bese. the simple restor
alton Of state OF things which has led only but 10
series Instructions gradually spreading through the noIIa and
central part Of Italy, and believe thai Teal and extensive reforms
will be and .er mode OF maintaining order and iTAn
v in hose provinces than hose violent and thi
.ry of military force which quite ouerous 20 Aus:rs s.
ont Of pYopoon Of her Italian provinces SINH
M we are Of opinion the treaties in virtue OF which Aus
over several neisblonos States sort Of pToteco
a.. may be- replaced By combination less rePuEoAnt 20 the
the peope and ths; order aud Legality, without which
Al 7srrity and wise progress impossible may have 'cei
,r han hose Of which have just witnessed the haAI
Impotence. - , -. - -
% "a, his preceded you viii understand thA We on cur
1T r,, tpk Of aiding in The imPossoie return 10 pas
m Of h, that has produced such sad results ana iha OF me
... We .b.u eagerly reccv. any proposition tenoins 70
- ,h rish,. ofhe Austrian house with WORK OF reorsAh
z,,;p basd on liberal iA,ofy prinepes ana "hon
bopls ,upar q, rs Of nature satisfy the legitimate Wishes o.
the Italian peoples $780,;
We also believe that We justified In recording 'he es'esoi'
,l sation. Of the Emperor Napoleon ana ms n''
- max. couQue.ts OF territorial squsoa' 'o' france LUIS