The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-25
trembling on the sovereign rights Of Hanover and pro
Noking the vengeance o, the Blnd


soking the vengeance o. the Band
EAP9LEoA's roLicy--AH IMPERIAL LETTER ON
~ MuTsAL POSITION AND TERRITORIAL
p4 Telegraph TO London Timesl
kxE PARIS June II. lsG6.
Ia e Cope Legislaiif to-day NJ Rouher read letter
from the sAperor Napoleon TO NJ Druyn dc Lhuys, in
which Ahx Najesy, after detailing the efforts made In
comnpn ~ England and Russia 10 prevent an armed
condiA 1k-"fsad the conference assembled my Gov
ernment Aid have declared that France regulated
Lasyosss AkGvrium rsS.ained raiistn bed. France
irouses H. eoeni ., ne Mp Of E~aps ssa,S altered
to the pr4t sof great power aud Of the bordering
SIRE SIRE for In he U ABSENCE enc OF Of these @ crcum
stances fr nch government prefers to any territorial
acquisition good understanding with its neghbors re-
sntng from It's respect for their Independence aud their
nationality. Cheers We should have desired for the
Germanic Confederation position more worthy of It's
for Austria he n a y ssr Great p"on Il
Europe aer le cesioa of rsf.a 70 Ioiy IN ehangs for
| Ths cosfsrspcs has failed win France be led TO
| draw the swodS The French government thinks not
Whatever may be the result OF the which may break
out no question affecting US viii be resolved without the
assent OF France
Franse therefore will continue TO observe an attentive
neutrality eoafdev "a ne, rgh and calm her s.rng.
NJ Ronler said think that after this declaration the
Corps Ltgisiatf viii understand the mdvlsabiiy Of
debate upon tho anars Of Germany and Italy Shouts
Nm Thlers faure Alfred and Leroux eudeavored to
prevent the closing OF the debate, hut the subject
declared 10 be closed by 202 against "a votes and the
Chamber passed 70 vote on the amended Budget which
The sitting then terminated
COUNT gIsxARK's EXPLANATION.
From the London Times, June I2l
Like the King IL appears Count Blsmark has thought
IL indispensable lay before the pibc his opinions on
war and pVoce at this moment
The Berlin Pnticia paper accounted to be semi.
Official reports the following interesting speech OF his
Fnd ufnfna rf ut,tall
house who had complain OF the pecnna-
~ embarrassment now specially entaiied on them
~. Majesty or pr.sipc sssins. the and IN the
with bis Ministers Rnl ohf adveTsaries have long shemcd
n xanoay assise and slowly aeaped FOR p months past
know that ihs Austrian n,nses q Finance very short
that the ooly alternative icf, 70 him 0 900
Yaa s m q ne 70 aasn pae h ne
people have beeen systematically taught believe tha, their
commerce the reason s because the Prasss such
sv q ens arrs1 Sasa he aaias ss' com as Se
is,sned oaes from Prussia ., strong hand What seaie
or as T so"ss S ,S ss % s g%, Are We not to v.dese %
n,dor .oa .rs ,ree,sd ~ ae prosp,f NJ yandcr ept
psois /. Z as only 'Ss Ss, 81 o coSas s sSSs
INK. and o. stsarng practical eS.lis from hc VA
greatest .serss boih Of money and men for e aeiy q
~. ns ~ Sssos s aeS % sr saa ~ . T how
sss rua ~ hrs sssn s m ..lg y nsaae III. 9 =
Of dermany ihan any other state oagh, 10 receive that
Q .uisalsnt for her services long her due.
This touches the tender point In the hearts Of men
about to be impoverished bn, be scarcely considered
complete and diplomatic accoun OF The quarrel nor Of
how 10 orig mated.
TnE AusrarAS REPLY TO mss.rg
Count Iensdorn Austrian Minister for Foreign Afarr,
has addressed from Vienna a declaration TO Count
Ksroyi, dated tho 9th OF June replying 20 tho state
menfs IN the Prussan circular despatch Of the 9TH inst
TIE austrian Minister says
coan, si.mark ha. considered himself allowed 20 s,,act
"a. .ssgssd iss a.. p1asi' @ q ~ha, i've Y,
tia, bat pPrnsdsn u.rmnny Tie soce Of the
Even n fers.a lhsrs ais many patsiui nasp-nssni
minds 'owpse Judgment We could appeal With iai conn
Count Mensdorn goes to mention the recent pro.
ceedinrs OF Prussia In Holsfein, and enters solemn
protest against the statements with which II has been
tempted 10 ius,y those proc'ednIs He declines
the part Of the Austrian govrnm all aud every
sponsbty for the serou consequences OF rrIraan
decision by wh ch the conflict Il honceorth consigned
the domain of facts and proceeds 70 tat since s
despatch OF the 10th ~ January 1865 the Pfnsian
nen, has both by word ana deed. and wtbo lawful
ground taken up position In ~ puohies which has
Icndse4 utterly pccarlous the condition Of possession
settled by the Gafeln Convention Count Mcnsiorn
,eontiuucs.-
Ass 4 Il ~ IT, s "a 'he ~, % s " ss' p9
alawsl, fgom he Gsseip cpnysap,ap and wouid have
rsmau rnd abei aniil the ,a .b,d sa,e gwen il. ae.
- gs., 90 hsr sids ths n lin n s nsn s'ossa IN
ssa Pra,ss u sfoasaed aeu 2. -, y u "a ht,u
by The opcu.suoa q io e,n - ol hor tresty relation
has rnofeo,st thereby nfougnt about e rtale
.nngs contemplated ~ arce ansee y tbo rnsl Ael ~
IL concrson Count Mcusdorr reserve. y tie mpcra,
goyerIment the right Of taking snch steps and reolo
lions he md since nothing remains
r Austria tnt 10 take steps for defending her honor aud
guardns bar rights from being treated with contempt
rTN EsoLisB DgcLAaATios.
In tie House of Commons the 1lth of ilne VIZ
EIssL.EI js,ined direct appeal 10 the Chancellor
OF the Frchcqner by that other min siefs BE-.
sides Lord Clarendon bad given advice the European
ifter ofed md hy ffg fl.ns.w
might break OFT IN reviewing the crci IN stance
of the cr.s b. obscrsed tha though nothing create
practlsed 10 tn motives OF the pancs Prussia
wished 10 obtain The Elbe Duchcs and Italy wished 10
opposed by thc opinion u the German people by
The King. end, 70 some extent, by the army: and
Z vas question winch msh, have been -ettled
by confer nee venetis ~ss tho dlncnliy for
having her northern frontier guarante ed Italy was
aDie TO occrpy vh npgnity the ppsition of disturb
ing Power and while waiting for her opportunity had
entered ln,o Convention With presa a. 10 The c,arse
taken by the by Standing Powers, nothing knosn Of
the advice ven By France 70 Prussia, bu, the r1mor
that not only had our Iofcgn once urged Prussia
20 keep the peace but tat means of con.nun alton
had been resoriei u still likely to be Impressive
on the King of Prussia Ialy. he believed had been
encouraged 70 arm aud 10 remain armed by the
French government. and, though no sivie had been
g.ven BY a. 70 The allan government which would lead
directly 10 war Their that had rendered
advice to Austria 10 oede yebe,ia which must have
actef a. a great encouragement 10 Italy lie exposed
o, length the sbsnrilty Of asking Austria part
with an important Of forrcsses vhich Prussia her
self 1859 hsf pronounced 10 b. German frontier
.aissa,rs ., Ear.pao psaes g',n,,as 90. that shai
tho dsmand vas made must Involve the eessIon of
hsmis Hungary, rrie" and the ryrol not 70 pnsh ne
question bwy0ud Au ra aud sssert NJ that by such 81
vice bec.se the dflrbcrs ~ the pcscs ~ Europe
AFTER remnrking thai, % accepting the proposal for
conference without ~ e'tsnlng beforehand Shst Au..
trss vows were, the e. efpmaut had departed ffrn
the ritless lo.r ~ LeI Russell despar rcfasng u
50 inio ,onsr,' TO esf Anfr he Concluded by 80.
they bad any ground fnr belyng tai p~ace would te