New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-22

always received its nsniaon directly from Bsmark DC
mics IT,, without saying that II was entirely with
ort rounds Il NAV then be concluded that Count Bis
marx will not resign but VIII continue TO WORK With
his old colleagues In the old wayas well as be can MS a-
hereuts think that th5 compromise between MN eA4 INC
,aseDt Min str Will be Of short duration only. As soon
as he has cgaincd his influence With the klhg and WIN
regular intercourse with him, they nope hs WIZ uIt &c
long, b. VIII accomplish the clange Oh P-ISoh "IiVh nc
has months desired. fear that here people deceive
themselves. Tho King is inuisposed 10 make snch
changes and is perhaps not free from Jealousy or mo
uoson which Bismnrk has TAKEN especially abroad Be-
sides he has favored tho plan OF convention oil inc
German Parliament After tho war he vas determined 10
The policy Of keeping to his promise OF eain6 IaS
mont but he has less purpose than ever TO make any con-
ccs1n b. the step 10 resentaye government OF as
% here called, PGTamentsm. Indeed fear mat Count
Bismark will now without difficulty yield 20 tho viii Of the
King lie will be obliged go carefully 10 work since be
can hardly hope TO bring the King to now underakng
which viii risk al that has been gained The King will
not be induced by threats 10 give up what DO mas once an
nsycd But he viii Dot 60 further and Til not humble
any farhcr tho princes who remains still less VIII ne per-
NIT their humiliation BY Pariamont provided they
put their little armies AZ his disposal lie certainty no"
shows special disposition in persOEel intercourse with tle
Princes. He has accepted aninyatOn TO hnt RON lhe
Duke Of brunswick and the Duke Anha ard coutdepiie
inlorodrSe With the Princes il tho hunt may easily oe
dangerous Count Ifsmark; for they all haze nm
The difficulties with respect 20 the new Provinces ere
altogether smaller thaa w5s expected Abroad the I'M
poranc0 of the dcnOisraiOiS maze aley W tle huuo-
versn nobility 90 have been exaggerated Like the
Pr4ssCn nobility hey generally loofaId, nor beng
willing to'engago civil pursuits, turn TO- ne mos. part
petitions at court means Of support, and Il the lono-
yeran officer not making efforts TO enter the PI1ssan
service Immediately TINS viii end as soon as their pay
ceases. Tho Pfus3an tcycumeut GhucuAcel some GAYS
ego that Ger the let OF January this pay EHl stop anu
that either they must IMPORT themselves Tor service III inc
prusanarIn before The LIST OF January, be put on
halrpay 81 he lime the soldals Of The quon1Gm
Hauoyclan army ordered to report 10 toe PrEsslan
regiments which Aey have been assigned. y tnIs act
the principal az against RUSSIAN annexation VIII
be crushed, aad abroad people will DO convinced how
feeble tho roots from winch the rulers ond nOblIy oi
the small States have GOWN with the people iAcy can
be removed without al results oven by Government
which 10 by means popular and the only excitement
existing ~ thc e people comes not nom atdclmeHt
10 tho prince but from anxiety IA 20 The new burdens to
10 Imposed them by the Pruasian military ~ latons,
which, IS HdnoScgians, Anhaers %c.' icy have hot
hitherto borne. This experience Las' bfcu2ht c dcp0scd
rulers wit, tho exception of the King Of Hanoyer 20
make their pcace With Prussia, ~ o-der AZ least TO n
pCcuiarv nd mnii Tor tucT is. sovereignty The
Elestor OF Icssc has crcady made HE Judgements and
II with the Duke OF Nassau would have been made, II
DO had pressed h- imputent demand OF ming as
private property the ecclesiastical foundations and rove
uucs pertaining 10 them, which in tie war OF the ReYJu-
ton, oit tho desolaon OF tie German Empire at to
con lGeEccmcn Of no pc-oat ceutl(l reverted TO the
Government His brother, Prince Nichols oil Nassau,
remains 81 \ In Boun 10 co4cuct the business Of INC
nblcy indemnify for tie whole family HO is,
suan success, and bis demands are from day
10 day moic modest. Tho Duke 81 AuCbtenDuTs also,
the Pr nd,g TO Schlcs igiostoir, las declared bis
readiness Weld his claims n Prussia fer money con
sideIation. There Is disposition TO give hm Tue money,
Tut Oy in such way that IN, 'endci al claims vii
lot be recognized, finco ms 81 steLdaats At IlAe
demands on tho ground OF thIs'Tecoguiucn. II Is only
asked foM him here tina. he releuse the Scleawg-tol-
,tcrers from the oath which they publicly took 10 him IS
Their Legitimate ord Immediately after the death OF the
hing of Denmark IN tho Eail OF 1858. Many al them
ft bound hy this oah though be has not once attempt ed
20 grasp the sovereignty. Ihs CAM taken 'onn'ay "
many persons, IS now triss.Hs only diAItuiJ III
chlosvi.llolscin. Tho Ppssien Government Is the
I.O-e de.IrOus remove tbs difficulty IN friendly way
.irs II tg zones 20 succeed better In regard TIE vote
- 'fnr rlrI wi a. vi
be- PrusslGr or Danish. So he Duke OF Aseuseuburg
Is quite r,gdy 10 arrange ihC matter ~ money ana now
ths que. o. Is only a. tEc amount 81 money. The
small pf.c Iro III, ia coured ia iheT PIsiu"h 70
Prussia ~ the pport which to- politics OF The aor re.
ceiys T. Az Russ %. Ibc,e reiy soNefeisAs nave All
looked the Emperor Of Russia as their hLrrai pro
trci0r Since be has gwen them up they have become
much mnge plant SlLcc tiC return 81 tie RUSSIAN
CroRp-pdacc from st. Petersburg, tho alliance between
Ku s aud Pr i regarded 81 most ciccS a. ucrouu
dolh. Nevertheless. have every reason 10 Mlnk tuat
As vt no treaty has been concluded On the contrary! on
Prl.,irs side c-Iy cloi. ~ .l,do 10 Is '.,n l".'
with Russia n oTdl % C-'abibA nc Npc ahAute Oe-
tween Prussia. Russia aud Fraser In Jus conAet'ioh u
is worthy q irnls that tIo Jout'r 90 hc Ci'WF n'e
20 PARIS 10 tie inlust1l EAhiDl.oA Lts "Ie'"y btl
officially an Danced. - b. hoped tus TO couatt Let the
esorf OF tie G4tloiC party. which hopes 10 clrc TIE
alliance be;Fe,u Erlncc and Ads'ra against Prussia.
Tie organs - tie Catholic party are a'ousag 49, pc sons
a. " i iAis r which tho aro preparing they tal 10
deal Uitn % r.ll crusade ggurst I-nttSahusm. Ihese
threats have failed 10 produce excitement m The riot,
rttlnt camp also. Tic old tlGrlcucrs Which appeared
U y.nb aro iu the time &. the ciO nation, Lave shown
.lci.soyts nlIn Wien 40 remember that arc ocru-
u.d Politically u rpylNiur tine German Empire Which
Was disuenb rel by the l.. ious ar, ard that THIS
effected urectly hy the Protestant Great Power we can
easily conceive that this Arrangement viii have an
important religious significance IL b CHARACTERISTIC OF
our position tLGi the feeling prevails ~ over Europe tha,
new era 10 beginning for tho mental Ire Ot the people,
I'm which "a, mental lesdom for the -feat body o tue
p.ouls hctan III the Reformation must be peri, ctcd.
Ever, where tLcro is excitement IN tLo ,pmtln
Of religion, uad in i'e Two camps sr folt
Lorc nrd dread a. tie Contemplated remoyl
ftie Pope. But whatever sim the efforts 81 Tho ultra
moauuc party may have. religious war. in tho Old sense
o tho word IL not 10 be feared. tor IN 'ltc OF oil excite
term hsyo not become frequent Gu the coltuny,
The rca.ani aspect If the new oycmen Is this; that,
viii the ocsuoaof tho superior cory attention IN both
camps IS directed 20 their own chrs and 70 how
ths formation al thor church u 10 be ELECTED,
than GOV the other party TO h1 conquered ahd inA
tered Cat ohcism, theorists approaches, he anA-
ety Is IN reierenc the formation II nloLal churches,
AMI Is stronger than has boon i0r long tuc. On tho
conrry IA the Protestant chu ch m Germany arToa-s
clearly the double necessity first 70 usc The pobttul
trl, Of Germany 10 back tho claims which have
hitherto bound the Church. by which Bho was degraded 10
the rosliion of subordinate branch OF State adnasra-
ton and thon TO give the Church horsefa constitution
ON pc sbyorian principles which shall embrace all ITot-
estsnt congregations Germany. call your attention
nog 10 these movements, which just coming into exist
ence because believe that their Importance will Often
furnish an occasion 10 return 10 thom
VIENNA.
MEETING or InE DIETS THE COMPROMISE WITH
utrUt.pV- UEIp FOp THE staFERfRS FHOM THE