New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
THE EUROPEAN CRISIS.
The Paris Conference.
THE OFFICIAL INVITATION.

telegram from Paris of May % says Identical notes
have been despatched by England France and Russia to
Vienna, Berlin Frankfort and Florence. The invitations
are said have been fayorby received and it is believed
that the representatives, Of the different Powers viii
shortly assemble IL Paris.
The Paris Monitear Of May 90 confirms the despatch
by the English French and Russian Cabinets Of the notes
for the assembly OF Conference which viii meet in Paris
at the earliest possible date.
The Moaitcw Of May 70 says: The identical notes IN
yitng the different Powers to Conference at Paris have
arrived at their destination 1t is believed that favorable
replies may be relied upon.
The note Of the French Government inviting Austria to
The Conference states the object ofhe Conference the
maintenance Of peace in Germany and Italy
REPLIES OF AUSTRIA, PRUSSIA, AND ITALY
telegram from Berlin Of May Is says; IL is stated that
the Prssian Government has replied to-day accepting the
Invitation to the conference OF Paris.
telegram from Vienna May 49, says: Austria accepts
The invitation 70 attend the Paris Conference.
telegram from Florence May % Italy accepts
be invitation to attend the Conference She cannot sus-
pend her ornaments but she engages to make no attack
dunug the Conference.
The France ser,s that the replies Of Austria Prussia
ard Italy have arrived, and all favorable. The ne
Fotations says the France "ior fixing tie period for
We believe that the Venetian question will be discussed
after the questions Of the Ebe Duehes and Federal re-
toTm.'
II is stated that the instructions received from the Prus
fian Government by Count Colt the Pussian Ambasa-
dor OF Paris 10 the effect that Prussia would accept
the invitation 10 the Conference the condition that us
decisions should not be binding, and that ts duration
should be short possible, account Of the anna
menis which are being maintained
The Pafe that the Prussian reply accepting the
Invitation Of the Conference does not contain the reser
vations asserted by some journals. 81 IT. -.
The Austrian Gdz,tte says: Austria Will JOIN the
Conference but without prejudice TO her rights and honor
She will put forward any claims with her troops under
Int nm fha ofuq hand he Wlll
face of the pretensions of other Powers"
II is rumored that Austria has notified the English
French and Russian Governments that she will accept the
invitation to the proposed Conference, PROVIDED no pro-
gramme be decided upon previous 70 iis assembling
The Chevalier d NsTa, Italian ambassador al Paris is
believed to have received from his Government nsuge
lions to insist at tie approaching Conference, upon the
restitution Of all italian provinces at present under Aus
TRAN dominion including the Italian districts OF Iyrol
and Friu but special mention is made of Trieste.
For the voluntary cesson of such provinces Italy is will
ing TO offer certain compensation.
REPRESENTATION OF THE FEDERAL DIET
Prussia is said to be opposed TO the presence Of repre-
sentative Of the Federal Diet at the Congress.
The Middle States have demanded that the Federal
Diet should be represented the Conference This de-
mand was agreed by Austria but opposed by Prussia.
The almost identical notes which have been received
from the representatives Of France, England and Russia
inviting the Geanc Confederation TO be represented at
the proposed Paris Conference were laid before the Fed
era Diet at an extraordinary sitting held by that body
NAV % II was resolved that these notes should be
nuncated without delay 10 the various Governments
represented in the Federal Diet and committee was ut
posed conference The committee is composed OF the
representatives Of Austria Prussia Bavaria SaxOny,
Wurtemberg and Electoral Hcsse the latter TO represent
also Baden and the Houses Of SAKE.
II is said that BayarGn Minister will represent the
Diet the Conference but the opening sitting will not be
postponed through any delay in the selection OF the Fed
tra representative
y Committee Of the Federal Diet has also resolved to
accept the invitation given 10 the German Confederation
o. the Conference, and would probably elect Baron Won
Der Pfordten, the Bayaran Minister for Foreign Affairs
az their representative
PROGRAMME OF THE CONFERENCE.
The Patrie publishes the following a the proposed
programme of the Congress.
collective Powers dwes upon tie
present situation Of Europe the disquiet prevalent the pub
he mind and the disturbance OF business affairs II
the Of this agitation and throws out the idea that the
questions whose solution appears definitely RENTED " tho
Afbament Of may be uefuy debated and resolved by
diplomacy The testes TO the OF the
ison and mentions the questions which would have 70 be
amired by Congress.
question and the Germanc question All three
stated with great precision and perfect With
gard TO the Duchies question the aGde any
OF the proposals made Tor solution Confederation ques
ou presented soey from the European rout OF view ann
The word Henetia has been struck the paragraph
relating 70 Italy and Austria the substituted being
"tecufty sud consolidation Of the kingdom OF Itay" Ruf
SMILE adopting this diplomatic FORM powers have peyer
tees laid down the views they intend support AZ the Con
ges either In the exchange Of obervatioss the
made the Iuvi,ed IRE
concludes with dign fed illusions peace and It's al.
ysnfages all the nations OF the continent.
The following information las been received Brussels
G0m high quarters 10 Paris;
con days Lord C0wey said that the
conference could not prevent war.
Among projects for the settlement Of the Venetian
question ID that Austria shall cede part Of the Quadri.
lateral with Gle adjacent territory az 10 place her In less
Draiebing sssop toward LAZY and save lie la,tg ort