The New York herald., 1864-11-04
Oar Berlin oorrespond : noe.


Oar Berlin OorrespODdsnes.
BxsLn, Oot 10. 1864.
1As Alleges Treaty rOA Axsrir-Istleas and Cpuaisr
inAgwss-Ths Neco.iasi0ns VA Dcnm0sk--Ksno
CArAiaW Fi9-rAs ScAles,oio HoIstssa SSocesren-
A Xilao,y Outrage, do
There not particle of truth In the stale old eaaard
Of treaty botween Prussia and Austria, guaranteeing
the possession Of Venice the latter which hsA been
revived In Paris paper During the with Denmark
when Prussia had need of the Austrian sance, not
much account Of the material aid II afforded her, for
Of COURSE shs was quite strong enough 70 deal with
puny foe a. the Danes without assistance rs 70 parayze
the action Of the German Diet and 70 restrain any
tempt a. Intervention on tho part OF the Western
Powers, such guarantee might have been obtained by
Austria she had played her cards well. II may cyeu
bo presumed that u demanded expected By the
Cabnot Of vssna the price Of their corporation but
II IL quito certain that not given. There good
doal Of political Arns and manUuvrlng between Count
Rschborg and do Bsnark but 10 this keen encounter Of
their wits the subtle and Austran completely
aoored BY the dashing aud dextsrous Junker Though
pr0use In h expressions or Friendship and Affection he
ooutrvsd TO kcep clear Of dehne and
the Same time he watched his roya! closely
during his excursions to Kesngen Car 0ortien and
Vienna, tnat the ondsavors Of the Austrian diplomats
into soms rash act bshiud his minister's back
utterly ol,od at the tables turned be docs
not want Austria, but Austria wants MIN; and leave
you 70 Judge whether hs Is likely TO enter into
suRagcmeats with nor now that she has no
Equivalent to oser which he doclinod whom
she had In fact long Bis mark rsi2as Prussia
cordial understanding with Austria Is out Of tho Ques
too; he has bcsn called tho Prusshn Cavour, and
though Ia other respects the antipodes Il tho great
Italian statesman he resembles him in acutsness. intro
pidity and ia antpatny to anything Austrian. An
alaace with France s infinitely more prcosbls and II
tho foundations Of not already laid many poe
OF opinion that they viii be during the sooura
OF Bismsrk 10 Paris It Is curious that the idel OF
congress- which, when 6rst broached by Louis Napoleon.
met with tbs mcst strenuous opposition from the Cabinet
OF Vienna, s row graspcd at by Austria ss the only
modo Of escaping from tho difficult position In which
she ls placed. But hero again she will encounter
the fatal trop frd; the time iot Congress s over.
Danish question Is ali settled the Polish dead
and the Italian tas been taken band by Louis Napoleon
himself. Whs; should congress assemble ior now,
less indeed Arstria prepared 70 lay before hsr rcnua
Tho Conference II Vienna has been making some pro.
gross durn: the lust week. aud tue oosi organs
mcnth. lhe state public feeling in Copenhagen has
ovdon,ly produood modification attitude OF the
that the sUroga.isa OF the treaty Of 1854 ia regard
20 the integrity 0; tne Danish m"aarchy, woad have the
stipulated By the same document and that consequently
tha tho throne u Denmark derived under n w
Christian iA., would tall to tnc ground rad the crown
tho nearest relative u the late l.ng, Prince
Frederick. or Hesse -taBsoi.
Ihls doctrine is openly proclaimed BY Of the
most Influential journals IN Copenhagen, and ihs gov
erDment applying 70 the Legislature for PERMISSION 10
prosecute the editor VINO " mcm0sr OF the nouse or
the Legislature, instead of granting t,
appointed day 10 dlscuss tho Whole question Chrstian
tx is personally almost ungnoxu 70 sbs aush nation
they accspted him mskcsnift, 70 tue posscx
Of tho German duchess but this obj-ct OBJ
tailed, large party would prefer the legitimate
as %n the sister % kosdom q scsnapss Unsse HSea
these circumstances tho kug looking out for
foreign support 10 that Of Russia hs may depend bat
she interfere long IL u: with prusss
and ne haa therefore beon advissd oy hs Muscovite
friends TO mako pcaco with all soryeucnt speed, after
which thcy and Prussia together would acderake 20
maintaiB him on mis- throne egsiust any attempts
that might 10 made by hls s1bccts g. xleet him. in
consequence OF this the parsh leu'poisniaries in VI
enna hayo recsived instructions To show themselves
more p!aels and AZ Austria really Waos t. ge, Gear OF
ing 10 osiige the Gar, the negotiations have
taken . turn which promises On early raciass-
ton. AS socn as the treaty 's concluded the
frussian will retire from Jut.and, BIT IL will
main IN Scswig and Hclrtein, while the troops the
Diet will be required 10 esscuats until the s;on tho
succession s decided " tho federal authormes should
resc TO comply with their mons, worry pretty quar-
rel might be got up aud We should nghting
tweoo the Prunsaus the side, and the
Hanover hns on the uther bGs whenever Diet war
called upon act. II has displayed timdliy that II
will hardly venture bring matters crisis by atsrd-
ing euorgcticay upon its rights To be sure Prussia
has business whatever In Hostein which federal
territory bat che has the power and tho resolution
IL and her adversaries have Mother the
the other she WI be abe to do exacy pesses How
she intends 10 dispose OF the ducDiea remains mystery
much s oertsn that the OF the Grand Duke OF
Oderburg Is in tho ascend and the chances
Prince Frederick of Angustonburg growing smAu by
deg ecs and beautifully iess."
Considerable sensation has been excited by scandal
affair that occurred few days since st Gogsw in
stsia, and which charscerlzes ths spirit OF license
rather Of csrtousnsss, whcn fostered In tbs prussan
army by the present government respectable young
woman, the only daughter Of m aged wi
dow, made tho acqaintancs m . Lieutenant Krause,
By paying his addresses 10 her. 0ns evening .
supper given by krause TO hts rmrades at which
he persuaded ha naorata 20 assgt she stopped all
night, ard the next morning she was brought 10 her
mothers horse In tho agoniss Of deash s Whispered
that orge had taken place. Al which the poor girl
subjected 70 the most srocous Violence and that she
either died OF the consequences OF murdered 10
prevent her from bsnaynS ths outrage that had been
perpetrated upon her, The unhappy mother Immediately
the alarm, bnt the nuthorcs refused 10 take auy
serving IN the army subject TO the civ tribunals
even Tor offences that have no connection with the
service and unless tho King, who has applied 70 by
tne mother should issersrs In psrsou, there y every
prospect OF the e1endefs remaining impoverished.
Ths ooly one W long liza of excessss tbat have been
kingdom, and against which she sesoiutely power
lses. Tns military form privileged class, Whe are ony
judged BY their superors whon these outbreaks of
psetoranism seem 70 BE- regarded harmless pastms
% this systcm 10 maintained, sho ossusous which qua
rantse equal rights 20 a cizsns must - desd letter.
and Prussia Will continue what n u Ne oAyG OF
Frederick ths 0rsss-a military dsspossn. ,e.A
osr %. HsssrsS~rG 0erssspsndsses.