New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24

!, tha pnces have fed the flector IL detained NJ beth
bv are not treated independent soveregns aud de-
snd exclusively upon the good will OF the victorious
King and his unscrupuous Premier Old King John OF
saxeny found favor with King William. he Is 70 re9n
All ha but only on condition OF giving up ms
49, 20 PR asia be IL even allowed TO have diplomatic
ts Charges and Embassadors IL be clings to the ex-
tsrna sign, Of royalty but he Is forbidden 10 enter 0
bs errtory of saxeMeiningen sud Reuss Of the older
branch s probably TO- serve ss reward ior he Dkesoi
| SsTe.Coburg and Saxs.Wemar who during the war re.
aoad fafll TO Prussia though exposed to the attack
al Southern Conederates. As 70 the sonthronsDa
dan Wurtemberg Hess6-Darmstadt, and BayeraI DIS
n.rk does not want them TO enter into the Con
Sdo-oon they are too democratic for him. and the pre-
fr ye tariff the free trade notions OF the rus
sisns Thus the Main is to divide Germany IN Two NJ
Tho northern with about 3d. 900 OF ano .ne
southern with 70000 900. 1t would be dihicult 20 say
whether such division Is really part OF Count Bisah
scheme or only temporary asnsemenr on nt tsa Sdnnd
OF the disturbed balance of power In Europei but cefta
Northern and Southern Germany can remain or
any Length o. agae for the unity Of Germany and even
the Augsburg Gazette, IN Bavaria protests aeanss .eH
ing Germany into two rags The southorn p9pua n. an5
sis, on being represented In the German faaneut ano
| not TO be excluded from the Customs union 49,,
france taken by surprise since Napoleon did no. be.
eve in the complete downfall OF Austria are, seven o
of battle soes that her wishes about the khne 9onh
arv must be given up; but the dsmembermeut % belgium
OF which year ago gave you the first notice. nov
20 he seriously talked Of The correspondents OF the Iaie
and of the Opinone both Of them official papers believe
even that Napoleon may exound his yiewsabou thst CUES
ton the 10th Of August the holiday OF ine
| France Russia Italy and Roumania for settling the
Oriental question This probably premature but 1t IL
certainly the Polish and the Oriental questions when are
10 pay the most prominent part the eonncso Europe
now that the Soheswg Holsten the Italian and German
questions atast a. far settled as arms can sete tne
Italy must look to her finances Sciaoa ordered forced
national loan OF $50 900 francs issued at 49, TO be pad
within - years, yielding five pei cent and several pre-
miums of 100000 5OoOO 10000, and Voo rGncs al Tue
halfycarly exracons In fact, II il lottery loan cacu'
lated to allure the gambling pfopeustes oil the PoP''
Austria too wants noncy badly; but the Vienna bank
ers called together By the Mniserof Finances complained
of the state of siege published at Vienna, and insisted
upon constitutional guarantees They separated without
| coming TO any agreement
just nov the official gazette publishes the acoeptaton
OF the peace prelmnaes aud the signing OF an ansce
for four weeks. hear that tho Trdontlne country ana
the BOUNDARY line arc to be given 10 victor
Emanuel but Italy will have to pay considerable SUN OF
millions 10 Austria, probably as much as Austria has 10
paw 10 Prussia. that Ia to say, 80 1000 OF francs.
Francis Joseph must think Of the reconstruction OF his
Empire as peace is concluded. lilo had already
had interviews with tho leaders of the Hungarian Diet
and of the Bohemian party OF action IL is probable that
Deaks scheme is TO be accepted and Hungary once more
reconciled 10 the Iegning house Hungarian Ministry
would be constituted under the Presidency OF Count Ju
us Andeisg for several years an exile, nov VieePre'i'
dent of the House at Pesth.
THAN frontier spread alarm IN the Austrian province OF
Bukoyins but that there ~ no doubt OF speedy con-
cuson OF peace Rounania returns to her insgnheinee
THE NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA
POSITION OF ITABY-LoUls nAPoLEoS5 ADVo-
cAoy OF THE CLAIMS OF IrALy-oEiTicAL con-
DITI0S OF AUSTRIA.
From Our SPECIAL Correspondent.
The negotiations between Prussia and Austria proceed
,,auickly that peace may 10 formally eoneudc1 wilhp
tbo week certainly before August To- thus the
Prssan LaudWehr will return home after an absence OF
sher less than four months and Bohemia and MoaHa,
heavily taxed BY the daily supplies for The Psan troops
ret rad Of the enemy than could be expected but
none OF the articles of tho treaty cnters into pdTicu-
lar, eboSt the nes rccons'rucuon OF Gcsmshy De
voa The mint that PTHssau leadership is not ~ extend
toth, bank ii the River Main. Thus IL is quite uncertain
what form t Northern Confederation rs to take, gai ae
lie the Prussisn annextons Wbs the Posiuoi Oh ho
Princea whose pos sessions autonomous wat inc
atthptions of the North GcmSn Parliament, whh the
relation beiEeen .lss and the Diets Of the auloIomors
countries and even of he Prussan Parliament NJ less
of mystery chngs 10 the reorganization Of me s"sue
States So much already c,Fqln' , I, Di i
wants 10 DIN ths Pris'an Ceaicdernt'7i tLa /" No. NE
,oca,snt districts Bavaria have n0obiection agnis'
treaty slaanso with Prussia which threatens them al
10 restflcthe customs union Of the IoAveIen 10 me ne
al The Man. All GcrmanF is unsettled, and ioou
anrousyt 10 Bsm,rk TO hcar from him how me re9on-
s,Trton ia be brought about since he II uo~ the abso
me as OF the SITUATION al Tho old tric-honored lanc
marks having been broken 1own, and no srned poweS
which pigE theo't his combinations, there IS none
m Germany We carnot md any two IN !
teIgont Ge-Hans now who e,ald agree about
,hor line 81 policy. Under the present c~instahoe
q is the mos5 complete political bankruptcy over wit
messed in history, and Blsmark wied-a power mequaed
gins 10 yalIe popularity, The speech with Which hing
William opened The PTusssn Pa ianerf IL not any more
insult 70 constitutional prinmpes he asks Tor IN IN.
tenniiy bin; tcr en- approval pf the unconstitutional
expenditure 81 he past YEAR, oDd hopes that N future
there vi be conflict between tie crown and par
gIaent.
But while he negotiations between Prussia ana Austria |
the o. a comp lete Arrangement Italy has not
vi arrived atan amisie We rfe still only 81 the s's-
pension OF ho e mi though the Gctette he's already
denounced to understanding about the preltnnares |
o.peece Austria alwGya makes new dihoulteh' u Is
true that Is Nflmora has proved quite a. bad dieo'
uaiisi 81. he found wanting IN his capacity OF !
general In tie treaty a. alliance with Prussia no NEIL
ton was made olthe rtdeniine country hing william,
thoTciOTe did spulae Tor Italy than the cesslon
Vi Venes. Ia.y however warts Trcnto and The Valley
1fAdge ip "a MsllO LombaEdo even without being sup
ported by Der ally Austre again. not only refuses the
recollection ofthe boundaries regards Treutc, but she
treats Italy will the utmost counmpi thus itf instance
she refuses 10 negotiate with iialy, aud communicates
with her solely tkoush the Emperor of Franco
Napoleon i, not tho man 70 miss any Opportunity ici
extending his iuauerse. The sudden and dccsyeyctones
OF Prussia could Hoi be pala'ahe 10 him Al France
Jealous Of the P glory and feels uneasy about The
union oi'Northcn GeImfny, which puts stop 10 sny |
further French aIAoya0n beyond the Participating
portion OF BolgicA and ll1omhoNre N2Poeon hfsseli
had somo agpreh snsions a Rc2ol mge prefer to lean
uron Berlin thaa upon p1s especially snce the Roman
question awaits it solution within tvevcmonth The
Emperss polCy toweTd italy was Therefore, rather cool
than friendly III hi ifierduess beng reserved FOR Aus
tra and ssxony. BIT az be saw that BsmafGdd
TO care ior tue continuation Of the Italian ALI
anoe-and he does not IN aaay way support KSesol 10
his endeavors for securing 1onto for ltely-NToleon
Suddenly turned round and IN onr TO prove 70 we
fans that he is the only Trustworthy friend they have IN
Europe he now strongly advocates the Italian claims io
the rectifcaton OF the northern frontier Thus 1t hoped
that this question: too, VIII be decided IN hNor o. la
much the more since sho is ready 10 pay two-hunded
millions francs Austria for such 81 arrangement
King Victor Emanuel does MOI trust however, snSh
happy result OF tho negotiations He said TO the
deputation Of Udiue that rather tAan To sgn
peace dshonorable o. dadysnagoOus to Italy hewoGld
continue tho sfge-handed against Austria ~tnon
the aid OF his Pnlssau ally. The papeTsdo not mention
the Kings speeches since they nearly always devoid OF
co of,ou Ia V his iOT-