New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
The German Question.

A telegram from Vienna of April y SAYS: The stat, #
afaifs continues very serious. All Intelligence received S
waIlkc.
courier has arrived from Berlin with dispatches fox
the Prussan ambassador at this Court.
II is asserted that Prussia Las sounded several Govern
ments of Northern Germany with view TO asceri3in
whether they would be disposed to conclude selaaie
military convention f..
dispatch II Anil Is avs:
u Is asserted that several Of Middle States preparing
declaration TO be brought forward ~ TIE tedersi s re-
nre take the Prnssen motion for the reform Of the Con-
ution into consideration before the great German fosep
Wurtembe-r and Baden are said 10 be ready 10 join Ra
vara in orbldng the expectation OF horses from tneI
territories \ telegram from Berlin, OF April u, says;
The official Eord Dnisls Augensas Zeiiang contra
GUn pi .s bo bs Of Prn nor merely dip
matte mTe is the result of irresistible necessity and
that unless this proposal be carried out the rum Of German.
inevitable the question Of the Dachies Las shown
The IadeDadcgce Beige publishes dispatch from Frank
fort expressing the belief that Austria VIII Professionally
defer proposing in the Diet that the federal arny should e
placed on a war footing.
The same paper adds
This Dispatch together with other information reaching -
the present moment leads US to suppose that the question 81
armamen viii shortly be settled satisfactorily by the coniden
stated have been made by Austria to Prussia
The settlement would consist in mutual and simultaneous
A telegram from Prague of April H. says:
Several generals amous WHOM is Gen Behedek are e1-
peced here In the of vonnteer eorps viii bs
formed only here but in Vienna GaU and Pesh. It's
stated thar Aaa Bavaria and seXony lave agreed 70 carry
the nonsuccess OF the scheme proposed ~
Prussia
The Govern ment is said 10 intend issuing parer cur
rency OF aud honns, which would be declared legal
tender The total amount of this currency would be lvo
O00 000 forms. -. +...
Ii is stated that the National Bank Of Austria cohem.
plates calling in all bank notes Of less denomination than
10 forms.
A dispatch from Hamburg Of April "a says:
Of Count Bsmarks resignation current Lsto
TO day and had favorable influence on the BouIse. no
credit is, however, attached 70 tie report.
The official BaicriscLe Zeifimg OF Munich SAYS:
We learn that Bivaa has taken steps IN order to prevent
saming more serous apec The CoGtrg states hat
the h inst Austria addressed note to the Prussan Gov
ssng upon the demohlaton Of troops BY Prussia G order
conhTm the pacific declarations oI that Power
THE ALLEGED PRUsso-ITALIAN TREATY.
The NeDes FcemdenbiaH publishes the following partc
uars TO the alleged offensive and defensive treaty Of al
lance between Prussia and Italy:
Italy engages declare war against Austria as soon as
Prussia shall have either declared war or committed an act
hostility Prussia engages TO carry on The war until hs
mainland OF Venea with the exception OF be forresses aud
until Austria declares herself ready to esde it voluntarily
Tho Pussau Government further engages TO obtain for Iay
the ortrcsses ana will guarantee Italy the msntebaGse
her present The KiEg Of Italy his part De-
men and will throw 40 90 across he Po at the same iiws
Italian aeet win cruise in tue Mediterranean, will occupy
the Austrian men.ofwar and make an attack upon Venice
King Emmanuel further promises not ~ lay Gown MS arms
until the Pnans shah be In legal Possession Of the Ee
Duchles The treaty dated March -, 1860, aud sgped ~
both Courts"
OPINION or THE PROGRESSIVE PARTY OF GERMANY.
At the meeting Of the National NeIen, recently held in
Berlin the utmost mstrust Of Count Bsmaks proposed
reform of The Federal Dict was li,sed as wel ~
strong feeling against Herr Schulze Deseh sad
that Prussia while appealing e. the people, addressed her
self the Diet also, and virtually called upon that booy
10 dissolve itself The Prime Minister Sas well asqlG,c.
with tie Diet he knew that proposal such rs Ia E"d
made could lead to anyhiug.
If the country De panged IN war II could LOT
hone f,r victory without confidence It's esders BIT
the Prussau people hid no confidence whatever III rs
present leaders Long and loud epplause Beioe ihe
country could 10 engage IN war ITS COZ ituuonJ
liberty must be absolutely guaranteed Apreyors speaker
denounced the policy followed by the Prussan Govern
ment in the Duchios aud said It had painfully toubed
the ioy caused by their dcyerauce. The meeting seia.
rted the midst OF warm expressions OF patriotic feelng
A crowded meeting was held at Berlin, APil 10, ~
which the following resolutions UNANIMOUSLY soeh;
a. war between Piussa and Austria would te a na'
tional misfortune.
49,. Liberal Prussan Ministry would alone eomn.snd
the general confidence required for Federal reform
- The inh .bants Of >chlesw Holsten have on eL-
oue night TO dispose of their future, such popular
right forming the only moral and legal basis oi ANY con
stitutonal Government" ,.s,,
Though the idea Of Count Bsmark constituting hl1se
nromoter of German union and liberty has been eehsno
and ridcuel in numerous meetings assembled VI oey
mart of Germany the leaders Of the Libera pai9l oo
mora especially those Of advanced pnnoipies, see" % ~
incline 10 the opinion that tie Count shonu ~ ,h
aged TO proceed with the matter, were II OH! W .S'
purpose OF keeping the cherished subject peioie ' 80
~ ba na,,on II is however well understood tha were
Ge ,vqr Ia succeed i'm ealing Germane falIAlu,h' "'
,amc chiefs Cf DE extreme i.lp,,"' l't' @ ' - ~ =,
I'm 80, ,r,lg h. fl. III 81 O l.sc Raloi. d'ifais az" 80
r" dnvn tie while ahro wcle be io 70, -. - 10y
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