The New York herald., 1863-09-05

months ago did not not 10 show himself IN tho
streets for fear OF being insnied, was allowed
public boid,ugs, and many private ones were
adorned with German nags--back, red and gold-which
and from which tho King OF Prussia turned away his head
In anger whom few tlmdly displayed hts enter
ING Berlin after his coronation Altogether the ancient
city " Frankfort 10 described having striking re-
eembance 70 the aspect u exhibited IN 1919 when the
representatives OF the German nations assembed thero
10 reconstruct tho Union on new and liberal basis ard
when the patriots of Germany were ned with high
sangune hopca Of the success that would attend thar
abors. Not many months later the National Assembly
was dispersed by the bayonets OF tho princes who
have now undertaken similar task u remains 70 bc
results than hat which ,nsy were A. such Dans
70 frustrate when attempted BY tho people.
Tho 1rst conference took place on Monday. tho nth
but, az was strictly private. In not known whether
the Emperor Of Austria had IL all his own way who
er any dissenent voices were heard among the
Yesterday the King Of ssyony fos BADEN Baden
70 endcavor once more to prevail upon the King q Psus
ss q attend from which may p.sAAps y so b: ~
renee hestated TO proceed any further in his ab.
sense. though, possibly. u may only be meant
exertions spared concaic him. A yet, At any
rate with the exception Of the Emperors oponn spccc
raDspeS coDccrnius tho procsedinss ami ia ali psoSa
bty the mystery that surrounds them win not be ds
PEELED till the msciing breaks up Several nowspaper
reporters went Frankfort under the Impression thai
they would be admitted 70 the deliberations q this royal
congress- like 70 thosc o. ordinary mcrtas but were Of
ever, has bssn published 'by authority" and
may DO summarized IN few words a. folows-The Exe-
SSye o. ne usn n an % Ds oasea 70 .ne
Prussia Bavara and two elected by the remaining States
Tho directory assisted by atcdsr council composed Of
which Austria Prussia have each three votss BAva
ria, wfrtemburg, saxony Hanover Baden Zach, and
Gpa.es. The Emperor Of Austria e president Of the
directory tho Austrian Ambassador Of tho Federal Coun
s which y ssss hs place Of the p,ssen. a'e hpoaiy
members, Of whom ono third are elected BY the First
Chambers and two-tnirds BY tho Second Chambers Of
every State whose Jurisdiction extends TO all ths domestic
concerns OF the Union, 70 whom the federal brdgct,
the laws on tho press. on associations, &C., are
address remonstranccs 10 tho Federal Council In all
these bodies the resolutions are passed by simple MAORI
ties Except in organic changes Of tho constitution when
four nfths required) but tho Of the National
Assembly have 10 be sanctioned In the first place by the
Federal Council and in the second By the Directory,
College OF Princes which meets three 70 give
Its fna decision all the questions that may have been
raised In the Interim The homogeneous Of foreign Affairs
is vested exclusively In tho Directory and the Federal
Council.
II is plain that programme IL far from satisfying
the just demands Of the German people What they want
In parliament Of their election, and not one partly
rai. and the prussan hrreaSaus and whose functions
aud tho Directory Nevortheiees IL doubtless
provemeut on the present Hand, and may possibly DO
tuay reduce her from Of tho great Powers of Europe
20 vassal Of Hapsburg every where, IN the
be swampsd BY the votes Of Austria and her satellites and
only would she cease have independent policy
OF her own, but she would be made tho too,
and caspaw Of jealous neghborsor open enemies Though
the mbeciy Of her rulers has almost annihated her
moral influence 10 Germany, her national power stI
too great for her 70 submit tsmely 70 such humiliation,
rather 10 such complete extinction II her national
ex tsnce and tho Emperor of Austria should persst
n carrying out his scheme Prussia will have other Al
tentative but 20 leave the Confederation In that
thcre N tobeeve that the movement comnmence<
dtsna lstt
serious cntapg for Prussia cannot allow the
States o Northern Germany whose soverens appeared
Frankfort oiu aton from which she In excud
cd and win DO obliged self defence 70 oppose snch
intention vi aft. Austris WITH tfsu useeund In honor
10 70 the assistance Of her as 80 - Louis sapo
tNp .net lKelyJ opse @ H3psnG - opportunity OF
which. u Taleyrand says means ths same Thing 10.
tsvsutouGesmAny may soon become tho battle Geld Of
a new of accession. a
n the King u Prussia were Of tsct and ability.
the tables upon Austria and beat her hollow 10 The
for popularity. On the 2lst another HsstisS Will take
place ~ Frankiort-not ? royal ba. popular
nsories Of the various Germsn Legislatures, which viii
be nunsrously attended and In which tho new and doc
stage the German question has Just entered Into will
rrussa we're appear this assembly and declare him
se ready accept The German eonstsuon o the 27th
Of March i84S which has been legally rescnded 10
rage and 10 induce or compel bis fellow sovsrsgps 70
bow 10 It's decisions the sham reform of Austria would
fall TO the ground at She would bs caught N her
enemy OF all real progress resign the lead In Der
many 10 her rival But scLwarl!Ds add Reesburg-tbc
Emperor is mere puppet-know well enough that even
william the for such bod stroke u policy,
he has ruined himself irrcieemaDy in pabc orinlpu
would place the smallest fiith N hi- liberal
professions promseT and that theg might Aatay make
some concessions 10 tbs rational feeass tho country
without running the rsk Of being ouibd by Prussia