New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
GERMANY.


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Pr,s.s y O., assuming decided! hostile sE.tuce,
aud Ler proceedings attracted mrca a'tentic0
A sps,cs TO Tie LonGoa Da'iy Ne'-', dated
B--.i,. June .3 SAYS: Prussia has demanded per-
" mission to L arch 81 ,0c0 troops through Hatoyer
to tee Rhine. between the lst ana 9Th ct July
TIE Ned publishes tie following dated Berlin
JrDe q:
"A,a Military Confererce held yesterday. it was
received tha. the Gcards should remain at Beric and
Pot.cs ano SIX giu e,ts II cavalry aGd iutahtry
should oabiored 10 the provltce Of Bra ldeoburs
"Three co7r, dorgte wil take up positions be-
tween the lover aud tbe CeLtTs Rite. T~o Ctaer
cgrps darrrc ~il he ststOned upon tue Upper Halne
and the River Mane. Orc q these corps wi proceed
TO is destination through Se,ia Savoy aud Bavaria
TIE departure Oi trColo 9iL toe place about the Isl
Of jay
l. is denjcd that any tresy Lad been concluded
between Austria slj Prus-ia with reference to the
Eer.
II basis of the mediation which It is said Prussia
will prcpo.e t. tAe be..,ge1ent Powers is, tat Lon
bs-dy sbal. become an Independent state, Veneta be
governed by en- Austrian ArcodCte, snd aD energetic
application shall be made TO France and Austria to
bH,g sbOut an arrn.st.ce.
Tue Iadfpcndqtcc Btice gives another version Of
tao propositions which Prussia is said to bsye msce
for the Establishment o peace bnt does not guarantee
Their arthsB,icry According 10 this latter ltormi-
ton Prussia proposes tDat i4ombarby be annexed to
Piedncut; Pe,ma, Modcns ard Tuscany to be re-
stored to their legitimate sovereign tle authority OF
the Pope TO be rec established ia the Legations Venice
10 becone independent aud TIE four famous iortresses
Of the Miroio to be annexed 10 the Germsnc C3ricd
eIs,icn 50 preventing sn aggressive return 10 Lom-
baIGy Oh the part Of Austria, ana Proteoios felee
from tie r, grsndzing projects Of Piedmont.
The .jotrn0i dcs D>bofs asserts tbat the Baveran
Government TAD refused TO allow Prussiau troops to
pass through it, territory unt the Prussien Cabinet
shall lave answered series Of questions s. to the
meaning auo purpoee Of the resolutions.
The olicial Prussian Ga:ettc in leading article,
says:
"Tho Frsnco.Sariinian army is moving near The
frontiers Of Germany TIE PrlIssan Government has
repes,edly declared tnat regards the security Of Ger
mspy as inIusted % its The Italian conflict Is
assuming eycr-incressirg dimensions. EnsIand ana
Russia are arnng the greatest scale. Tue fussan
GoyerI en would be faithless to its duiy and to the
sense Of the nation il shou refuse to act conmensu-
ratey with that spirit by which Prussia Las become
great Prussia is free from every engagement She
obeys only those impressions which sPrlng IRON the
ituerr Ost nature Of Ter State interests. IL eil soon
be sceL eletttr Pussias initiative vii be supported
by tire German States. Prussas policy staods hrih,
AID whoever laws obstacles IN It's way may consider
that lie is rendering services to the enemies OF the
Fatheriand."
Ihe Loneoa Post Gays the mission Of the Prissan
Embassador at Vienna to tue headquarters OF the
Emperor Franci. Joseph is formally contiadicted.
The Grsud Duchess Dowaeer, mother Of the PM
cess Of Prussia, and aunt Of the Emperor Alexander,
il dead