The New York herald., 1866-07-13
THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT.
Count Bisma rck's Plan Of Reunion ana
Future Government.


Future Government.
[Bern June 26) correspondence of London Times
Fortune favors Prussia more signaliy than could nave
been expected by the most sangune among its ~o~
wshers fortnight after its secession from the bnnd
the Diet actually ceased to represent what formerly
was the Confederation OF the Princes and free cities or
Germany learn from reliable that uryed ~
Prussia and perhaps ovcrawed by her rapid successes m
the field, twelve MINOR States have recalled thcr ropro
sentatvcs from the Federal Assembly, int;natng al tAe
time their resolve TO join the new alliance proposed
by tins government Nr
The States thus following in the path marked out soe
them by Count Bismarck are the two Meckienburgs Two
Scnwarzburgs, 0ibcnburg, Altenburg, Cobnrg, Anhat
wadeck, Lppe-Dctmod, Rcuss-schlelz and Lubbock On
the other other Northern States Brunswick aud Wemax
also prepared to ion the league and aid In the
war; on condition that tho command Of Their uo0ns b
not permanently wiihapwg fl2p hssa1selvss. ..snt
ehaiy PROJECT, but would previously Ike 10 ascertain
what sums will be demanded OF them for naval PURPOSES
Meningen aud Reuss. Grelz after assuming more ns
friendly bearing for a lew DAYS, have now exprcssed
themselves ambguousy upon the mil tary as wen a.
the polt cal side of tho question as 70 bring down upon
them declaration of war from King William Nassaa
aud Hess DaInsadt, although partially situated this
side of the river Maine, are commonly regarded a.
southern States Holstcin Hanover Hes Cnssel and
Saxony arc under Prussian control Luxemb urg has
seeded from the conederacy and with the tacit assent
it seems, OF Count Bismarck fetrains from giving any
in maOn 10 what she intends her iuture rentiohs W
Germany to be.
Reducing tho above facts figures find that OF me
twcnty-four minor States Of Northern Germany, with
Their twelve thousand six hundred and twenty square
mics but six with territory OF nne hundred ana sixty
square miles hesitate TO sanc the Prnsssn propo- abs
in to Even OF these recusants less than four, win
an area OF seven hundred fifteen square mites, are
willing TO obey the Prussian bchests during the war,
only wishing 10 defer Their final decision upon the du~
ton OF The alliance until alter the ccssat on oi host es
The first victory Of Prussia would cause them TO surren
der Internationally
AS matters now stand seventeen out of the thirty.
three states OF the orner concderacy havi broken q
all connection with the Bund while tour more wil nee
respect rs orders, and one tLuxenboursl seems ?
have entirely severed her destinies from tho grcAk
national commonwealth With which IL Was -
long embodied Tne Dict having thus bcea
converted INTO cas.cature former self, II Is not
unnatural that Austr should bay advised IT. diminished
numbers 20 do away with II altogether and ins itute1
sosssvf '",'''ary d,o"tsrship during 'hs war lrue
the Fed prn pie, there To- be several dctatorx
elected by the tartous members OF tho league. As yea
the ministers OF the fofen Powers accredited 10 hs
De: remain Frankfort viii they continue thore n
the old institutions disappear 10 tetr and are
snpcrseded by entirely different concern In al
probability they will for the issue events when
much thai sta.,ds erect and apparently unshaksu
may tall to pieces and much that Is weak and Geel-
taied for the moment may arise from the ruins WITH
wed vgOur For tho present Prussia ID 80 conhd n
OF % desrs her involuntary allies " make th
necessary Preparations for iiag toen pdris0-
naeaf under 40 Franchise passed BY tho Frankfors
National Assembly IN ls4s Though no official cosnou-
nication upon this head may have been made, intsA
gble hints have no doubt been dropped
SOUTHERN OPPOSITION
But Ike al things hero below the success OF tho moss
successful IL Incomplete. Count Bismarck has os
tained temporary dominion IN Northern Germany, bus
the South is getting more and more lmica VIEWS
well as the method pursued In carrying them out
Many unmistakcable symptoms prove tpis increase OF
public mostly. The Grand Duke OF Baden, who beinx
tho Pssan sovcreigns soDn-laW refused TO take par&
In the contemplated cmpaRn against hts wifes father,
has by thd pressure or public opinion, been constrained
10 recall his minister from Berlin. Whether this ouO
concession 10 the Roman Catholics IN his duchy VIII hs
succeeded by the despatch OF his contingent 70 Fraak
remains doubtful e.at#@ @-e*
Again, tne prIncpaty OF Hohepzolern, which Is sts-
aied the Swss frontier and cannot under present cir
be defended by this government will bo
shortly placed under the direction Of Federal c0mms
PrTf9giau
Hechingen and Sigmaringen have been Withdrawn, ~
the public moneys conveyed TO Coblcntz