The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-16
The German Congress.


FRANKFORT. August 50, 1863
The report OF tho Congress brought up today and
the Establishment the protocol will take place in tho
course the week II is assorted that Baden has hher
TO maintained ar entirely negative attitude towards tho
propositions FOR reorm.
Upon the 10th inst Count Rechberg issuel circular 70
tho German sovercgns, urgently recommending the &C
ceptance Of the reform pro Get q, tiane
On the nght OF the 18th an Austrian memorandum was
hanoei direct TO the princes Tue memorandum declares
that at the na vote upon the Reform act Austria can
only admit acceptance re ec,ion. cole reserves
permissible relate 70 the acquscence OF Prussia and tho
assent q the respective chambers.
In yesterday sitting OF the Congress proposal made
by MecAionburg Schwcrin to submit the entire
lions to Prussia Tor the expression opinion
fered TO sub mitteo after animated debate Tho
question Of directorate solved Ia accordance with
the proposal OF Saxony and Nassau. The tn member
to be nominated BY Baden. the two Hessos Luxembourg
the two Meckenburgs, Nassau and Brunswick The reia
two weight OF the votes Ia be In accordance with the full
stngs OF the Federal dot Unanimty 70 BIO requisite
In changes Of the constitution
The lnal vote OF Tho Congress will take place to NOR
FRANCE AND RUSSIA ALARMED AT THE PROGRESS
OF AUSTRIA.
Paris august so) correspondence OF the London Tole
graph
Bya rapid turn OF the political wheel Poland for
moment quito out OF sight, and she eyes OF every po
clan Ia Paris arc turned towards Austria grave
anxiety weighs on meas minds as 10 the effects which
might be produced the Emperor OF Austria should sue
coed In his attempts the German supremacy. havo
already told you that this feeling existed in very high
arrangement Tor the tare Poland she would accept
II, in which Mother Austria nor England would bs COZ
THIS view Is COushcre1 Dy 10 DO con-
nrmed by the presence or Prince OfoG who Is In
Paris. sent 30 says ru0r, by the Emperor Alexander To
settle ecegyfhtr4 Vrh The Emperor Napoleon The press
has now taken up the question, and both the Consso
mi and the Dd have spoken words OF warning 1GrinH
the ambitious and dangerous policy Of Vienna. Taking
Tor its text the NTH OF the eighth article OF tho
projected re orm, the DetaiS breaches sermon which
reads marvcioasly as II IL inspired The words u
tho clause are in truth sufficiently strking:--"H o
war threatens to break out between one OF the Con-
federate States which has possessions without the
federal territory and foreign Poser, the Directory
must call Tor resolution OF the Federal Council the
sub ect OF federal participation in war such reso
ton to depend on simple majority Of voices" And
from this the Drt very naturally draws the conclusion
that Austria Knows that She II head OF federation.
TORE, would have all Germany to deend Venice and Hun.
gary "Austra," continues tho article tweve years sgo
mlnuvred 10 Get admiItance into the German Confeder
Ton Tor all the provinces Of her empire without exception
france encrgetcaiy opposed her II her right and
her duty Now Austria, who has OF
her IDEAS tries to arrive a. tte end by different
route. We may doubt II She will succeed with her
feates. but she did succeed certainly Earope would
protest Could France ard Italy accept state OF things
which would be standing menace 10 their frontiers
which Would Je permanent pioet against the spudttons
Of PWdfrdnea and urichS When in danger and din.
Guilty we are apt 10 think of the friends whom
rely We may have neglected them little, but g,e pouies
tonSs We did not want thing from them Just then
now !, Is quite different Thus France alarmed abouS the
possible power Of Austria, Is taken with sudden tendency
Tor Italy.