The New York herald., 1863-09-10


with oonsent perhars al tho Suggestion cf Louis
Napoleon In fact Is soln,e 10 aoerdsnce with INC tra
di,,ons q tho Vienna CaDnes with characteristIc
sowners and horos u alon, iht Que cannot ~.
feet inclined 10 tho prosp,mgs of moro
/ daring spirit this suspicion IS well found
Il ed, the apparent rsea,ade Of tho Frepch I'm.
peror IN tho Polish anar Nero bind
IN order 10 give Austria time % como forward
with the project, the result Of which would cv.deay be
drive Prussia out Of The Gcrmanc Confederation and
thus the great obstacle 70 tho designs France
upso the Rbensb prov A. long the Coni elera
too continues 10 EXIT rressn. FORM territories
Of tg members protected by mutual guarantee,
but IL up by the refusal OF Prussia
propositions the real eject OF which deprive nor OF
for the benefit Of Ausr,a ts guarantee
would cease, would be left 10 her resources
10 dsfesd tbs Rhine against French inyaoep 10
Prnssan government circles s armly believed that ihs
compact and Austria IL already concluded
ard that the hgn contracting parties only wain for
tho reconciliation OF Germany the Austrian rar and
for the secession OF Prussia to carry Il INTO execution
Jhe crown of Mexico having beoa conferred on an
arcbduke that Of restored Poland Is onoroe he brow
OF aDoherthe Kacrs Youngest brother Charles Louis,
arvceroy Of The Tyro-wbose antecoions win render
him peculiarly aceuxsbe 10 such good Catholics tba
Poles and In whose favor Austria t. rslnausb
her share of their ancient kipgdomyi, Galaa, odo.
rooria and Cracow Prussa win iEcn be called upon /,
give up Posen, ana to JON with France and Ans,r,a
exrelng the Russians from Posnd at icast
TO allow a French army OF liberation 10 nsrh throurh
her domn,ons to the yisula; aud declines the
ecsas bell is ready II viii thcn bs easy 10 got
up nsnrrect,on in her Polish provinces who ooy
waiting for the signal national aove nnd
abandoned by her German aies with pro-pcc, Of
sstance Russia who has quite enoagn 10 do at
| home and menaeed by french feet Tho Baltic and
| an Austrian army her southeastern frontier. u i
thought that she viii soon succamb y the yic,ors
| or Inkermann and Soferino, aud that her
| fail will be even more Sudden and complete
| thsn 10 IN 1906. Possibly The imperial
conspraiors may he mistaken FOR though hs. no sccn
re for the last forty eight years The rrusran army
after Al o he beet drilled aud bost eapcl lnropr.
and prove formidable weapon IN the hands o. sn
efficient commander but u must lie confessed that me
chances against Il, and thai h b. npendng danger
does not arouse Tue spnt 81 Che nation which has bci
caiod and embitered ny The mScrnduct II ih.
ment the loss ol two grea, battles nlght frce
Pfussia 10 submit az discretion 10 The viii o the
Sborn Of her Rhcpisb and Polish PERHAPS
Of s'esa apd Mo Du hy o. saxony she would Then c
dneed 10 tie level OF Bavarin and tho other tic German
kingdoms, and IN ght be rcadoitted inn the coneora
ton as the humble sers ansana seo ore ao.ie. q Aasta
object Of Austrian poity t wauol being reap
A. 6rst the project reform laid before the lrnco~ ~
sembed VI Frankfort war far from inaoing with nnsni.
mons appreciation; dixss,,sGe, with tie share
\ allowed them In the Directory, o,hers feared that
TOO extensive concesrohs had been made ~ thr ropur
| element, while the more liberal members OF The
congress, such the Grand Dukes % Baden and wetf
pointed th,t inst those reforms most urecnt, a..
nandcd by the people been overlooked, thai
meeting or delegates from the stss szslaiarss wnni
never be sccepte,Ia- sbptlnto Tor a mai onsl Iaria,
nent. On Friday. when the King ~ reformed
leo from his visit 10 tho kngo rr.sea, who odeclni
IN the most positive manner the collective Invitation o Nils
fellow snvoreRDs ~ attend the congress general 1H<
qa pen seemed aboat 10 take place wa nraei ih tha
refusal ~ frusss made al further proceedings unayp
ing that FOR their psrfs they had shown ni they
ready 70 do anything IN 70 satisfy the wishes o
the people. ard Il the attempt had not sneceeied ~ oo
| could say twas through any fault OF ibsrs
II required all the authority ~ the Fmp.4or lrsoeis
Joseph and tbe adroiinrss o h ministers rEn
most 81 them glad of decent pfeert tn bsrspg
Of the dilemma IA which they plsccd bel zen tie
dread n urrpst tbe popolar odum 90 ,ue olsrr Nd
II poSfble they vould have continued recaicifsnt
ir Il had not neen ION resolution 'nat lsse ie
same day by the assembly of liberal daullics winch
had mot at Frankfort simultaneously With ne cn1.
sress of princes. As anticipated ~ my iasi. the
new Austrian programme forms The chef sihct
cnsson in this assembly. snd after animated ana
tercsng debate. y was finally re.olvci oar. fha
The proposals we're ~ 50 far satisfactory thoN Ing that
even he rnces q Germany could 10 longer close their
since been recognized by lbc people ~ lbsi he gli
| ta'ion voted by the nationa Parliament 70 -" vss
stu ~ aai existence, and that any alteration m a.
NlsDn- " we lhFpi.t'i ~ aheihpi - \. sea' f"Nh
only hc oiIeed viii he casearrnneo ~ ne Gefinan
| nan fbrourh ~ freely elected r.pFe@ebatfes itis
resolution was dertesolry made x ~ lbs hpstrsn
statesmen Inc y Bce rrre Eytn 70 Indefst pd ta' Ie
r. oria question m1.t " Settled way ~ ~
olhar. tnAt lh" mpefihl wsfd vs. fi.hsfd,
and that, Icy prrt @4,ed lTa from fra tin-e 4
! the aWNnFur Who haf'nfNsfN " ~ haN
them. would sstoslish them fti more n cart tktns
rerman fag'fafut IhHs placed between tsrp ifeH the
| opposition csted N and Il aareel tht tte fars
| gfapla NJ tbs c4nstHutou .bpaa - I!scassa
/, ,.ln, op -alsrday aDd Monday II ffi llret utfo
al piei bit tle f0in tion u tho prataf' fHnlancl
tninhlpF bhek, Mhich haN not bes sit Nhsn '4n
last to'ogram let. II bonr recommended tla&
I'm executive shol3 b. emrnsed o EetrN Anil nOt 81
| i've s.cubrrs. that th- stHirs mas hove tFp
representatives. N u nos unlikely tua AnNf.a vii r3A
iiis p1ni attn bavaria and ~ the agier
gdetus ~ her npwet Hha II s'sayH - effvs
ard may expect, therefore ihai potccn Nlaiapire
~ tha week hui that rrpsst vii ihrr ~ kafantunr
The very last time to acesds on T. t..o tiH fos."
arrnrDs
| whe Trsucis larefh = playing he aHes ,tsdsoa ip
frankfort, and hy bold -trakr ~ naiGt m ng f
coed. gTsrprE the henItc n Frsn* tstet srfl4an
empire tho roof Fpu pf irNfaa = tnqfing Ia Fndn0
Padnn sDifary sD4dsf lha tnsrts sua
~ BIZ eneinies W Never monarch 70 ANk ksfd
pIcdrnDent. and be must oo that bs s.f -
bs abdicaian asiln ere ilatsd eagsfiy ttse
a. mere hardly be dp4bt fbat %. best iLar he
olb ~ foud ~ T. retire irum a." anA eats 80
throne ~ his aud lece-ssr. who ~ ANfaatl.
liberal ministry snd r-rldtsf tse NuonatU Uil,sVi
~ ne father, might tftaaye ne tsDlsth M tfCs.
sia sni rpakc her a. ihe pace NhFA h~.9ns -
her Germany pisce rhlfh nrfn. b. saefaatag
Prince II AZ i.oeen4s vitn hn lsf sa ftsten
ysciorla appaTcnlly rss0fved nferefc Is fol
long BsrnarI Continues ~ role ne resr i
may be safely snirmsd that has father ghud
pIfss a desire b. reere 'fe.D@rrg ~ 10
he VIII attsInpt Gssuafe hnl fffa a. n sstt
10 have done last y ntsf.