The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

The CNAv~xfrcR ~ I'VE rrc-r-ouvr answered Il am
COMPLAINING Of the pursued by the ght kon
apology tor the imperfect nature Of the answer
which am abou, 70 give have NOT had, curing ,he
business hours Of The day, any communication from the
Foreign 0fice poo hss Important subject bst do not
think speaking q what was known up % this morning.
that there anything Of consequence add 70 the short
staten ut made m another place By my noble friend no
Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs Her MAessys go
vernmens has earnestly entertained desire to procure
con Of the representatives the Powers Of Eu
rope, and though u cannot be said thar the eovetnen
factory ISSUE si il IS thought the chances Of arranging
matters nted ny such coure are such as shoala
no. DC passed by IN view Of me sr 90.
conference was made appeared 70 be cefany
over great portion Of Europe Isr sHe u
them far the questions II involves can De enter
tanned by hem; but the precise term upon the oass
of which the invitation was 10 DO addressed 70
the powers Of Europe IN general had not !
think been finally adjusted, according to the latest
information which have received Al the same time !
do no. think as lar present information goes, that
difficulty is likely to arse IN connection with the ad-
right honorable gentleman has quoted, and upon which
asks specific question: thai the three Courts sock
which would oier ndemntes and satisfaction 70 tho
claims OF Prussia, Austria, an Italy; and he axis
whether any foundation exists for the statement. !
think TIA staensnt goes tey nd ne dctaGL jas; but
say precisely and indeed, il would be dangerous
describe in precise terms what foundation there for
the statement until we have before the documents
bearing upon the subject and tbesc hope will be
shortly in the possession Of the House should not say,
tor al compensate which has been gwen out tho
basis OF proceed ngs description
oil that which has taken place.
The King or Prussia on Peace.
The Of Ma ~ ns adrSss Inc On
sented to him by the Municipality OF Breslau:-
The addrt IS which the magistrates and municipality
or the town Of Bresau presented to the 18th of
Nay have received with much pleasure. ! recognize
in It tho expressions OF the spirit which IN the year
1918 animated the fathers OF the present naba Of
Bresau 1t has Afforded me much pleasure TO find tho
representatives OF tho city giving warm and earnest
PRESTON to that spirit No one has a more painful
knowledge than self of the cnormy OF the sacrifices
which war in the Fatherand would impose No
feel deeply that they should be borne alike
by the ruler and the people My word may suffice
TO the town Of Brosau that object OF amb
ton not even that object which might be justified ON
the gTouud OF the common interest Of the Fatherand.
but only the duty # defending Prussia and hr mot
sured posssirls has induced me to my people
TO arms The inhabitants Of the town may feel assured
most earnestly desire and shall most anxonsly
to bring about understanding upon the questions In
dispute be- ween my government and the Diet. Shall
convoke the Diet of the monarchy with hope that,
considering the dangers which threatening Prussia,
conflicting views and varying opinions may b. merged
in common devotedness 10 the Fatherand BY decree
ing fresh elections have secured to the electors
leased from all references 70 the past the power Of
press ng the sentiments which animate my people in
the present menaced position Of country In this
manner hope to find the faithful town OF Braslau
presented in the next Diet and through its deputies
assisting in bringing about that agreement Tor which
have been SO earnestly laboring.
Danger 70 the Thrones from War.
From the London Times, May 26l
We have much 10 hope from the strong dis
position OF the greater part Of Europe for peace Or the
temper OF the Germans Is UNNECESSARY 70 speak, and
the French scarcely less unwilling TO AGAIN
break out great II gradual, Change in their char
acter has long been n progress. and The MT on
wAics for many q ars uds H. teiory Europe is no,c-
az natioadplted T. the pqrsns Of pace. The finance
VI the empire has given almost every md riddi an iser
est IN the iaperG iS.Gds, aid ratcdy ard 0hes stock
held uery largely ~ eveyy clqH " tie p2pu'd-
ton. The savings Of every one, whether trades
man., artisan, or peasant, haze be- impesiAed
by the fall in all kinds Of securities since the first
mtorr1p tion of commerce and commune alton, the
OF Italy has been popular might have
been expected from past alliance and the remembrance
OF common Victories and Prussia has recovered in
France the memories ot 1914 and 1916. The Enp.fus
Napoleon, too well as other sQyeregns Of the
continent lencrally. may well ,rsh the d.
nacr1t MS and the direction ioaich thu. con tic Is tknG
to its ard, ana, Continental parance aqed .tsef pih
ne TerUta. The King of russia is talk about univer
sal suffrage, anu radical reform In the German consu-
ton. Wtd nacy be the rtttons Of the Au tr F1ruY
tscadS his less UeE Altered and noG-ten produces
hree months after TIE outbreak o., vt hidden
bgnn, tc,u dSsnnss 7ecoi's0ncr chdrocer II these
M lions Of men met ia csnfct Arons eat rnsois
Uaere Geg are Grnsa1 idtdn, aagydr, Czech and fole
utt be novsd hey nlored tei,re Such
WILSON'S may be inevitable in the progress Of nations,
but they arc not plea ing to cmpcrofs and kings The
posto The masses have take in these countries, tho
intense interest Of all Glasses, the enthusiasm Of
country the Indignation Of another ami the proof which
has been given that II the sovcreIs a temIest
they VIII not be able 10 lay H. must have its elect
every WISE ruler however exalted his rank extensive
his power