New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
fed frontier But in exchange for this Austria would require

fed frontier But in exchange or this Austria would equire
Austris begins think why should continue oppose
the Eastern question She has done so hitherto as
her. without however gaining the support Of Europe IN her
difficulties n she says she were TO give Russia care
blanche in the East she would make friend Of her Gnd could
then defy the Western powers and Italy.
The great powers have determined TO keep the Dtnuban
question quiet possible for the moment This Is
doubtody sort Of check FOR Russia who wished TO Tur
key authorized TO intervene and kind Of for Prussia
and France who believed to favor Prince Hohenzoern.
was anticipated.
Paris shall discuss questions referring To the reform Of the
Federal Constitution. Tn representation Of the Diet NJ
the Conference was considered necessary az territorial
notifications affecting the Germanic Confederation may
be discussed in connection with the Schleswg ostein,
Lmburg and Venetian questions, and the proposals for
territorial compensation.
MEMBERS OF THE CONFERENCE.
II is stated that Austria would be represented at the
Conference by Count MensdorI accompanied by Herr
Won Biegoeben and the Austrian ambassador at Paris,
Prince Metiernich.
According to another report the ambassadors at Paris
would alone represent their respective States
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
In The Corps LegiSlatif May % the report on the
Budget laid the table. NJ Jules Fayre reminded
the Chamber that it had still TO discuss the Mexican cues
ton and that the occasion Of the debate on the Budget
the Government had promised that the documents relating
that question should be presented TO the Chamber NJ
Vuitry replied that the Government would what docu-
ment it was possible to publish in the present state OF
negotiations between France and Mexico But, addtd
the Minister the Chamber understands that in the pres
ent position of affairs the publication Of the dispatches
must be accompanied with great prudence and reserve
FRENCH NOTE To THE FEDERAL DIET.
The note of the French Government inviting the Fed
eral Diet to send representative to the Conference is
published at Frankfort. 1t states the objects OF the Con-
ference be diplomatic settlement OF the questions OF
Schleswg HOlseln and Neneta, and also OF federal re-
form so far as il Affects the European equilibrium. The
note concludes as follows: "Thc Government Of the
Emperor trusts that the Powers who have made prepare
tons for will, if they accept the proposed Conference
suspend their ornaments even if they should scmpe to
restore their military establishment to peace ioouDg
PLANS OF COMPENSATION.
II reference 10 the assembling of Congress and the po-
siton of the conending and neutral Powers various state
mens current more especially with respect to the
plans of compensation that may be proposed.
telegram received here from Paris states that Austria
will discuss the question OF compensation under certain
reservations respecting the nature of such compensation
II is said that at the Paris Conference Austria viii
formally decline to cede Veneta to laly Russia, 1t IS
believed approves this resolution, and will deesyey take
her stand in favor Of conservative interests.
The following details OF the plan for territorial compen-
saon are spoken of in connection with the proposed Con
portion OF the Provinces Of Bosnia and the Herzegovina
Italy obtain the said Provinces from the Turkish Gov
ernment For her share Of the Ebe Duehes Austria
would acquire part Of the Rhine Provinces
The Germanic Confederation Will be compensated for
the detachment of Lmburg by the incorporation OF the
German part of Scheswg. Holland would undertake TO
indemnify the Diet for the Federal services hitherto rem
dered TO Limburg.
PUBLICITY OF PROCEEDINGS
At the opening of the Confrenccthe medatoy Powers,
il is said intend 10 propose that the protocols Of the
sittings shall be published
ANTICIPATED RESULT.
telegram from Vienna, May u, says: Pub
lie opinion is divided here to-day with respect
to TIE result TO be expected from the Confer
enee. The most prevalent feeling is Of distIus and an
expectation that war cannot be avoided.
The Pays states that il is possible that the Conference
may become Congress to which the other Powers would
consequently be invited The same journal proceeds 10
review the elements of peaceful settlement which 1t con-
sders be the following The exchange Of Veneta for
an equivalent territory the Adratc, the annexation OF
the Ebe Duchies Prussia under the reservation Of the
restitution OF Northern Schleswg to Denmark, and the
erection OF the Rhine territories into separate German
State forming part OF the Confederation consequence
OF Federal reform