New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-30
NEwYORK DAILY TRIBUNE, sATURDA

Conference discussing spec al question and tho gen-
eral narrower Congress conceived BY the Empeaoi
"A Congress arranging tho most diverse ennils
offered elements OF COMPROMISE which, II the discus.
sion be confined to an isolated Interest must 90 heces
sarily wanting. For this reason. and "a he wouu ~.
take under Ss auspices O discussion nom wnich ~
would have had " exclude several Powers VINO my
eSsented to the idea OF congress the Empero I'm
IT incumbent upon him to decline the proposal hs
yeniug the Conference at Paris. Mono the less NV
ever the Government of the Emperor cherish no IN
Of supporting the cndeay0rs which may DO srts
view to obvate grayer comphcauons,ii Ion. master
nance Of peace was tho object Of my lns'nu
In inviting tho Soyereigns 10 consolidate tuo Pooh
system of Europe by common asrooh'eu' AAoAs ''>'
other .,,. and although
he il st crsusded that there ID only one way OF op-
tanning II With safety be has no absolute oUcStio1s 20
offer to the combination alluded 70 oy ms gs Nv
hoeyer necessary for him. and have been asked OF the
Powers. The London Conference OF 1859 40 10 apund'
antIy proved by the actual state OF things has only s
au,sd In tho production Of an impotebt work. Its
resolutions arc disputed by the majority Of the Secend
AIRY states OF Germany even BY some OF hose who had
assented TO them. ,,-.,,.
take position which vonld hold out the hope OF more
satisfactory result In the arst place II Of Importance
10 avoid bringing the Conference into conflict with the
Federal Diet by proposing 20 discuss questions which
have been already practically deoIded and the Goyern.
meDt Of the Emperor has addressed tho Powers asking
whether they would DO disposed TO accept tho actual
status quo In Hosten and Sohlesvg az basis OF do
questions.
Giving at the same tSua an sTnest attention 70 a
point which to have great htsreo for Germany
the Emperor like the English Cover Dent La Of opiaion
that the participation OF tue Confcdracy IN any future
transactions sht be very useful II TO DO regretted
that Germany had immediate share In the arrange
ments adopted In 1854 with view to nov order oil
uccession In Denmark. Yet II may DO asked whether
he Federal Diet would determine to enter upon al
these ideas
at Q general or narrower Congress, discussing a
variety question: together With that OF tho Dlehes,
the German Confedersey believe, would have had nc
hesitation 10 submit their 70 European tribunal
II Of tho advantages OF this oonciiaory plan
that IL took into alton the senstyenes and
Interests Of every ono. However. the Federal Diet
wing other declined the suggestion
TO have Its difference with Denmark treated by the par
ties TO the London treaty tho Emperor before accept
ing the proposal of the English Cabinet. requires 70
ascertain whether the views OF the German States have
undergone any alteration In this respect 49, .
This 10 the communication. III. 10 Minstre. which
CIR directed to address 10 you. should DO very mucn
obliged 10 you II you would enable me 70 INFORM my
Governments whether tho idea Of conference b aP.
proved OF BY tho Cabinet, and whether 1t would
be disposed TO vote at Frankfort that Germany should
be represented BIZ special p!eniPotentiAry ~ sunh
oonfere nce.-Receiva 30. "DkoUia DIX lAUfa
" PARA Jan Q i66A"