The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-17

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PARE August ,, 1885
COUNT armARcx's RKAnIsa or rue rEAcE paorosrioxs
The conditions OF peace agreed TO at Nkolsburs arc
still UNDERWOOD to DO pretty nearly what sgnihcd to
you in my last A sketch OF them, which Just now en-
cites much attention. given by the Proviacidi Coesp
doe Of Berlin, publication In which NJ do Bismarck
delights 10 talk conadcntiay tho public, shows, how
ever that they arc s,i more favorable the Pusssn
views than had anticipated Austria and france. who
we're equally helpless In the matter, compelled at
Tie last moment TO leave great many points Of I'm.
porance 20 DO settled hereafter a. tho absolute discretion
Of Prussia
For instance the King Of ssrony, who h . personal
friend Of tho King OF Prussia viii keep his crownhat
IA 20 say no win be called King and certain number
Of human beings viii be called his subjects; but II is
expressly stated tina, 'rhe position Of saxony In the
Northern Confederation aud In regard 70 Prussia win
DO reserved for Interior consideration"-in other
WORDS viii be settled a. tho arbitrary pleasure Of Pyus
sa Tho other German countries al this moment In the
military occupation Of Prussia = Hanover. Electoral
Hesse. most OF Hcsse Dans,sds the Duchy Of Nassau
ana the city VI Frankfort, will probably b ANNEXED
.,purely and simply 70 Prussia Al ali events.
neither France nor Austria have been able 70
Obtain any conditions for them. They remain
entirely al the mercy Of the conqueyor, and
N. psmarcks Journal distinctly claims the right 70
trent them AZ conquered countries. IT, says any
Of their sovcreigns shall b. restored VIII b. BY new
title and by tho grace and favor q the King of
Prussia
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rather collect from the spirit OF the article that the
King Of saxony II tho only one OF the Northern
soveregns who took part with Austria who can hope 70
be restored vassai
wuAr vrrf ruy "ocTs' pos
Tho others may 20 and live 1" private gentlemen.
upon their private property, they have been 20
provident 10 save any. Tho King OF Han
over, al any rate, can fall back upon
hh British pcerags, and eli In The Houes
Of Lords q Duke Of Cumberland He " totally
blind and this misfortune together with his courAeeous
conducs when trying save bis army from General
Faikenstsln bsgsa great deal or sympathy fos him.
believe he is nod bad fellow, although bic sihes the
old Duke Of CambsrlAnd WA unless grvasly boiled
There n . talk Of all thsee dcpWed Kings and 0rnnd
Dukes holding Copgrsa Of Their own ~ SusasdA Thss
wiz be funny meeting indeed
sourypax AffIAscnl
Prussia 10 already canvans In the stafsa intended 70
form thA confederation Of the SOUTH namely Bavaria,
Baden and w6nsmberE There can BE- no doubt they
VIII gsvjtsas towards her Their intsreses and the
passion for unity viii make them DO that without any
csnvassing One greaa bold Of them Prusa VIII have
she win Dissolve The zollvsrsin Cussoms Unionb Win
regard 70 thoss eAtss which DO NOT bso11 V We go.
federation, Of which she The chief The aepect Of
events down 70 The prsssat hour shows more decidedly
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