The New York herald., 1866-05-27

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the rst arm shall be enjoned 70 SGT IN example also
in the opposite direction shonld tho Dict fall 70 CON-
Ply wan n,s request rrassia ner rspsessnsanss
10 tho duty OF selfpreservaon than 10 her position ~
one Of . confederacy which, instead o. augmcnting,
dmin shes the security Of It's members" No doubt
slseld snsue Prussia would hold herself released
from the federal treaties but something IL
suired TO bring than the noncompliance Of the
above request the threat OF the Prussan Minister Of
NO particular consequences He moreover, did not think
IL necessary TO follow his demand wth and embody
IN, regular motion. Before leaving The subject
may well remark that Hanover having voted with the
majority who desired Prussia 10 relieve the apprehen
siOns Of the Dresden the Ministerial papers
attack her in no very moderate terms plainly hntng a.
anne xation and the like in case Of war; 3 t :
The diplomatic correspondence on tho question OF
arnamens, then, has I'D TO satisfactory result AZ
regards the Schleswig Holsein affair the other point at
ISSUE was right IN telling you that The Prssan gov
eminent intended refer IL to the common Parliament,
to be convened at Frankfort note embodyng this
proposal presented at Vienna the 9Th or 10th.
Austria Il may be anticipated, will hardly decline
proposal which has popular favor about II; but we
know already that she will mt 70 the convention
OF a common representative assembly nn ~ the new
federal constitution 10 be laid before has been
vousiy communicated to and approved by the sar-
federal governments Herr Dismark as
you may REM mber, has reused TO comply with the
demand which, ne apprehends, would result In his
entire scheme being ingloriousy smohered by special
committees of the Bund ! have, however reason 70
to pursue this matter by OF quiet aud orderly NO
collation. provided that Aus ria does not cause the Bund
to recognize the Duke Of Augustenburg a once In my
opinion Au-tria and the und need not be In hurry
that Pr1ssian Parliament will bs convened In
afcw weeks There doubt that the influence OF the
latter will be used In the interests Of peace
Had any tn ng been wanting 10 confirm this universal
desire for peace In the German mind the deficiency
would have been supplied by The speech which the Elm
peror Napoleon was ipdiscreet enough TO deliver at
Auxere Between Lake Constance and tho Baltic there
Is not man with an atom Of political insight who after
the unconstrained uteranca Of those Imperial words
docs not realize the fact that the ordinarily acufn,
but In the present instance, TOO communicative sove
reign OF the French lrsprres 20 dse for Bsiyfsm and
Ge Rhine as s0 az the Iru,sian and Ausrian
a-mis shau hd~ ~ndsnuy disdded each otcr.
what would be the sood' have heard
ask 'of Prussias getting lew principali,ics in
change for the cOaneldS Of the s.Ar for tho blooming
Rhine What would be the good of es,abl hing unity
even could IL be established had the body polite OF
Germany to be manRed and truncated first Al Cologne
anxious forebodngs have become 80 intense that the
town council is gong to send depuation TO the King
rapefs as well as from wha, is cleaned in copyep,aton
one NAV antcipat, that the same sentiments will be
all but unanimously expressed In the election meetings
present Appearances the immense majority Of the
b rJaS al srtraadinarr wppiiss 70, uar % sso
rricfy defensive purpse There are not two opinions
held upon this subject in tho country The
this respect agreed with the liberals both being
Joined and supported by all those who have ANYTHING 10
lose were but two sh liings wages per day do
tbuk Herr Won Bismark would succeed in shaking these
,o'ons, e'en u ~. "e'" 70 .on,, ,ae." Th
uAIon ne'pIe appeang 70 ,ne CInsntncncos " INNS
W I"'n'. ."'o eNo" s"." .o''i"' '"n 'oe sno ~
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FRENCH OPINION or THE WAR cHANCrs.
fPars May 1<l correspondence Of London Times
II appears that the Emperor speaks freely with some
Of his military household the present state Of aairs
He expresses his beef that war Is all but inevitable
France IL neutral OF course but II shall hard with her
" she does not reap advantage from its0ncthng
10 compensate her for her suEerings In other times
Liberty OF action the concluding part Of r. Rou-
hers programme Of the policy OF France and II proba-
bly, the only part which ID meant 70 be serious
n anybody really entertans fears OF extraordinary
against the Legislative Chamber thoG. fears
groundlces. The Emperor has nd W
have recourse 70 them II the legislativ body
embarras him he dissolve u whsa he
thinks proper, and would have six months clear
before him TO convoke another BY the thirty-thrd
article Of the constitution the Senate h author1ed 70
carrying tho government and Ia SIX months great
deal may be done.
II said that French ofhcers who have recently ex-
izaon OF her army report thss there no, mucn enAnce
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TnE PEACE PARTY.
aris MAY 13 correspondence of Independence Belize
The earnest efforts Of diplomacy to prevent Euro
psan conagnton are undo nabe, ESPECIALLY on the part
or England and Russia they have been joined 10 70
certain extent by France Ai these Powers manifest
warm sympathy win Italy, om nW w'th fru0'd- me
cesson Of Veneta IL suggested more or less directly bat
Austria, unfortunately, Is mmovabe upon that point at
least Tor the present. ana persists IN converting goOd
cause into bad one believing that the events OF the las,
few days have served her interests Austria would
under circumstances demand territorial