New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
FOREIGN POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

The GEHnts CoSFEDFRAcY-A poliiica! meet
ing of great importance for the future Of tho German
conf.acracy was held ut Frankfort on Juue 2.
large number " actual and former members OF the
represenlat.ve Assemblies II Germany me; 10 discuss
the question of German unity and 3, prepare tae
WAY for periodical meetings Of Deputies from 81 the
German ParliameGts. among those present were
Unrah, in 1873 President Of tie Second Prussian
Chamber, Professor hagsser Of Heidelberg Ben
nugsen Of Hanover the President of the Gernan Ma
hoaai Verein aud othor prominent Lioeraiis,s. The
relation OF Austria ~ the German Union wes he
subject of warm d clssion end it was on al aides
agreed that tho Cermana OF Austria, but no other
tribe OF the poygloi empire, should be comprised IN
the reofgauizsi C0afederacy. The meeting passed
ALEC unanimous resolution TO appoint committee
TO convene meeting OF Nil tho present and former
members Of German representative Assemblies, in
elusive Of the German Austrans, in order to discuss
the public s;sirs Of Germany particularly the Ques-
ton of the Constitution Fifteen members were
chosen as the Committee with power Of adding other
names 60 their hit.
IoSIAS IsLssDs.-The Lord High Commissioner
of the onitn Islands has again refused to receive
memorial Of the Chamber relative TO a union Of the
Islands with Greece, which the Chamber hss been
demanding Tor years with perfect unanimity, bu, a.
yays ia VAN. The Chamber has resolved 10 bring
q complaint against tie COMMISSIONER before the
Queen.
DrsaANK-Eight bDnlred Swedish and Nor
wegah students arrived III Copenoagen gu Junc H.
10 celebrate a meeting with tie students q COpen-
hagen. Largo numbers Of people eptanded them
upon their route 10 political demonstration. Flow
ers were thrown TO them by The ladies', and the
houses were gnyly decorated. The Rector Of the
University ard tho Cn.ef President Of Coponhassu
received thei, visitors viii speeches One thousand
Of the students have been Invited by the King 70 y
banquet at his Summer residence at F'edons5ors.
The town Of Elsiuore was 70 give banquet ~ the
students.
HuSGaRY.--K 1sau;h lgs published in the AiliaH:a
Of Milan en article in which he develops the plon OF
Confoderacy between Hungary and the adjacent
countries, lrsusylvanis, Croatia, Rumanis and
other States bordering upon the Danube, which the
course OF events might induce to JOIN also tne empire
of tho Msgyars.
Geu. Klapha has JUS. addressed to NJ KOs'uth tie
following letter:
MY DEAR AND VERY losoRED FRHNn: -Four
years ego The march of events obliged rs - under
lake mo. seriously the work OF Tue deiiveranee 0,
our unhappy country. u " then that We formed
with noble friend, Count Ladissrs Ie'eki, and
urder your presidency, the National Hungarian
Committee. We nave served the cause a. well ss
tie circumstances and The limited mosus at our dis
posal would permit. Tho arrsu OF Lecielans Toieki
ard his unhappy end was thu brst blow 20 which oar
foreign Organization he'd to eubnit. OF the three
members OF the Committee one WIS dead; yol were
in L5udon; was az Geneva detained there by my
private intersste Aiy intention was then TO propose
10 yol cit el the rccOlstlL0n or the complete cs-
solution OF tbs COMMITTEES. Yielding 10 the s0hcita-
lions II my political friends, mad postponed any
proceedings IN that direction. Circuns,-lces DOw
imperaiiyey require % retire alto2eth-
er. My health has Of Hte suffered considerably. My
private affairs demand greater place III my
thoughts; henceforh ] shall not 10 able 20 devote
myself TO Our political Interest," except in very in
adequate manner. Assuredly ny moe, sincere wishes
viii religionsly follow those whose time, efors- and
activity consecraiod 10 the triumph OF our cauee
bat cannot extend 10 IL any longer ny rseponsi.
Dillly; l cannot attach 10 IL any longer my name.
" withdraw, then, relouHeing from this time AL