The New York herald., 1864-09-25


hal he ssi persisted n the same picon. This rei ~
ssrx ss PROOF tns decrease q Austro-Prussiss
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:ss s'' ssss ss so
esas. vhose tsadsns,es are scasosy sss ops.s shAn
he cAssactsss VI the too DinA,srs fP0sata y. and
Xusss scsns n sssesrs v,sS ,Ss ussnr G~rn.o Stats.
csDseeusnee iru~sa Oass, and slways has lonseAs
. form Of confederation shss would afford Der
larger scope Lessen the uHaenoe Of Austria Inc
policy ot the latter Power 10 dictates by the Prussnn
esarss q conduct Austria With tss oopssssien q hs
minor Gsrmsn sasss. ende successfully hinder
Pyasa,s freH snnsxns the Danish auchies and BY this
ncrsass o material strength 70 approach step nearer
De true a. has been repeatedly asserted, that 90
lbe gOd undelandn between Austria and Prussia she
Germany are not ysy oriisus in.,esd want OF unity
Germanys greatest enemy. int dspsvcs her even d
rs Of her dearsy bought victories The delays 70 tne
u The dehDhive eace Win Denmark are per
haps mainly owing 70 the internal dnsrences Of sne
GerDao overs.
A j. i,cy OF provisional shfts to hAvc heec re-
sos cd pendDg the great question of whether Austria
shah be able 70 Illustrate tbe design Of Prussis
With regard 10 the conquered Dsrish provinces And
shas takes plsconcW ie .uty Prelude. Wh VIII oe
she end 30 maLy government leg sative assemblies
and popuM meetings Inter ere! Increasing confusion IN
reference or oreigL Pow ers, and solution much less
conducive 20 the nieress both o Austra and Prssss,
and consequently oi Germany.
the 81 OF Ge policy Oint s0ne seems beyond
doubt. viz: that either ba Austrian nor the Tassau
army VIII eaSe the ducnles or even Ju,laDd before
peace e auiteiy concluded
In Pungsry the contemplated reforms in .hs judicial
poll icsl departments are beos carried out, ana
the Hungarian Diet 10 said Shall Not be cunVosea os
fore The work o! reformation Is completed.
he state OF finances continues Dost unsatisfactory
Caeh pay be by Ma oaal Bank
me year 1885 hui expressed ST the
Congress OF Ioc cRi ecouom Se at hanover welhar CIsD
nav penta vii, be possble N to years seeing that gov
arm Ia CT en- fed
that know by experience during tie bpanc,al aomn
;s alton Of she late Baron Pruek that the am unoement
N payments specie Is generally followed by rua on
the bank, ard by the peope 6esiegipx the tiis and
drawn out the last silver cin ill the bank again stops
psymsDt We do Dot cons.er, however The aconvefti.
hjliy OF the TX notes when she Issues not CON-
paJst.vey excessive to be great Inconvenience, SUI
SALARIES TO accommodate themselves 10 the value o.
The currency. This has been she case wish
US And ihe proportioDtteness has been slrsady
s. lightly disturbed, the premium Sn gold ana
silver having gradually descended TO eleven per cent
While salaries and oth-s Gxad pA rnents have been Te2u
lated in period when gold nmandeG daring several
years premium Of beiweeo wenty and thirty POI cent
lao intelligence Of the Enpssor or Mexico having com
rarncsed bis scc-sson TO the throne g. King Eanucl,
Of italy has 5aen received here with astonishent and
some dissatisfaction en by many Of his aiocefess ad
mrers Is seems nr, however to Judge tho actions
c the Emperor Maxrilaa by any other s'snear. than
the Mexican one. AID, according 10 tkis, the emperor
consider TO his first du.y to iden.y biz own
10 govern. became his duty therefore, to pu; asde
any iieers which. Archduke o. Austria, he might
as huS a "' hass
hostile attitude towards italy for NO other reason
than becsuse s sovereign chance 10 DO Of Austrian oT
ana because Italy ead teryns with austria On
the other hand Ia 20 be expected that Tho Italian GOV
sInInen. will hasten 20 reply to The polite and friendly
proceedings Mexico by recognizing 1t once the Emperor
Msxmiiian, snc by establishing Am,csc relations that
may DC equally advantageous TO both countr,ee
Mr. f. n Elliot, member Of ths American Academy 81
AII and delegate Of The oan Com uai.,es of Hosp
tzs, accompanied b. Mr. Marsh, Ccnso General Of the
United states IN A'cLa visited tbs Austrian and tho
yNf ynttt tns thA mn Qf
making inquiries into she sanitary arrangements aud the
sreasu,ers u sick and wounded soldiers IN Gssmany.
vnSsA. Sept. G. p. N.
Cgg. ef he Huh in as Dane German Ne5ysia.sosas de-
she Of The delays in the pending negotiations
for peace to be secret hope OF the Danes 10
,erve the nanls poren schleswig their monarchy
il seems pTcbabis they build = whole fabric of
ssrgrirs expectations oD the contemplated mar
rage between the daughter Of thor King, the Prn.
less isymaf, and the heir sppsrent to the throne
nf Russia These hopes viii certainly be disappointed
a0ssia has interest 10 uphold DsDmark sgans. the
sohcoe OF . Scandinavian monarchy, entertained BY
$ sSedsD--a hopeless dream, bythe-by. Bet Russia e
bound by much stronger ties ts PrUsss, we're IL only
account Of Polsnd and she viii oppose Prussia
so essential matter the conditions OF peace with
Denmark u s by no meaus incompatible with loyal
Of abe peace pEcninares 10 award the
northern part OF schleswix whose population no,
German 30 the Isnsh mcpsrcny. This at least is the
yog which she Empero OF toe French took Of the
matter shoush OF regard for Prussis whose alliance
be begns TO ccui again be VIII perhaps not nsst on the
pol1s any longer.
Disnark, says Berlin pipsr, las ssbiniied here
TG.ect o. Germsn reform, according 10 which Austria
md prasla wcr!d be entrusted exclusively with the di
rec,'or o; the foreign affairs and The military forces OF
ne Conssdsration meeting ci the GeTmsn princes 10
ruuYenfd u sfier the conclusion o.
This arrangement. needs scarcely be rcrnarRei has
the s htesi chance o. being adopted oy tic German
princes, exceedingly jealous OF the pefogalyes ard the
III ward shows or royalty. There IS, consequently,
prospect o. ,hs Iienn,se beboding ,ssemhage
}; princes u the pseSsncts o. their city.
The present iE dead season 'or politics. Our papers
,ccury themselves mostly With internal question: such
tte oouvocson cf tbe Froyoal Diets the rctiremont
rom occ ~ the nirstef oi Finance ~ho really
hard oss6t hy the Increasing dihcutes " the
.hearer The importance ri tncse ana sim Tar TOPICS IS
aFtc.siy nagnfed IL order 70 keep up TIE sba'ng IN
lerest Of tne paba IN these DAYS OF pe~tpaer Isrren
ness.