The New York herald., 1865-01-08

employees PLACED thsre by the Hoissin sssss ssA sp
pointing her own In their stead The Urivty OF Eie
having ventured 70 protest against any actian
the rights OF the legitimate heir has beoa cy told 10
mind It's own business; and Baron Zedtz the Prussan
commissary rules supreme In the slberatedn duchies
while the representative Of Austria keeps entirely
in the back ground, and only puts his nams
TO the DEGREES 's ssuss pls ins pn sa o0eSsSe
ment can be explained on no other supposton
that they have succeeded in obtaining per contra the
long desired guarantee OF their Italian possessions In
deed it Is confidently affirmed that M dc Bismark,
after many evasions has at length gwen a dstiDct
promise 10 that effect and has also engaged touse his
influence with Russia to induce her TO JOIN In tho
guarantee 1t s true that the Vienna Abend Post which
passes for semi official protests that Austria WIZ never
tolerate the annexODst projects Of Prussia; but the
same language had been held by the organs Oh ooant
Mensdord In respect TO the demand of PRUSSIA of ns
evacuation Of the duches by the federal corps OF execu
but actually seconded it in the Diet AZ all events tne
minor States persuaded that she will yield IN this
question she did in the other and finding that to dc
pend upon Austrian support is to lean upon broken
sne oIs w" 1 the
he in 1850 he never could have more favorable OPP
portunty for renewing the confederation Of the Rhine
not that the Germans like him any better than they
I'll thing Ga"ss g Ssia s,loSsd W y p.ass.- p1o.p:s.
moral eclipse Of Austria have brought home 70 them In
very alarming In Bavaria, the most considers
minor State, which she would be highly offended A.
this feeling Ia especially powerful; and az she has
standing army of sixty thousand men, which II case OF
need could be increased to one hundred thousand,
coalition formed under her suspicss' WY. WIN
or without the assistance Of FRANCE might
give Prussia good deal of trouble. 2akony
would have the least scrnple OF any German Stata
enter into an alliance with the "national enemy HAr
hatred Of Prussa which in 1914 appropriated ha o.
her territory Ia traditional and has been and
intensified by the humliang treatment TO which she
has recently been subjected Her royal family have not
forgotten that they their regal title othe first Napo
leon whom they alone remained iaitnui IN the nOur
OF his adversity, and great war might NOT only
afford them chance of retrieving the losses in
Inv he
crown of Poland Wurenburg is too closely connected
with Russia be depended upon; but Hanover though
she cOnederaes ia the evacuation question:
is known be decidedly antagonisc to Prussia from
whom she has dread than Of her neighbors;
and correspondence between her King and the young
King of Bavaria, which has just come 70 light seems
show that she is anxious 10 revert TO her original policy
In word the unity and independence of the "Faber.
landp never In greater jeopardy than tney are =
present. and IL the protectorate OF France be not re-
established it will be due, not so much To the patriotism
of the German princess OF the German people, az ~
the fact that the French Emperor is less enteprsng and
his finances in less 9ourishng condition than they
were five years since
On Friday, the Esd Instant the Judgment OF the 80
preme Court will be delivered in the Polish conspiracy
case The brought forward by the public pro
secuor against the alleged conspraors has broken down
so completely, that it will hardly DE poasioie
to find them guilty the charge Of high
treason About one third Of the accused have
already been released, and ip all probaohV
the balance will only be condemned TO longer or sho
of Imprisonment for endangerng the public peace
attempting TO levy against friendly powcT EVee
this would be stretching the law 70 an almost
able point is believed therefore, that the hing h
take advantage Of the roicngs for the peace with Den
mark to issue an amnesty which, OF the Pdes
would be included.