The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-15
FRA n c E..
Qua PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.

Although the Berlin Official journals give very
phatc warnings to the public not 10 believe Of the
many versions OF the terms Of peace in circulation and
affirm that the governments concerned have agreed TO
maintain the closest secrecy concerning them, would
lie contrary TO all precedent secret which must neccs
ssry bc known TO psa, many official people in prus
STA, Austria, the Minor German s,aes France and Italy
should be very well kept When, therefore hnd teIe-
grams from all paris Of Europe ooncurying in the main
with Simultaneous circulating Paris, draw
the CONCLUSION that there must ne considerable sub
stratum Of truth in the common report
Tpg spors
ihnk u mnv be safey taken for granted that the
E'be Ducocs 20 be purely and simply annexed 10
Prussia, VITA the exception of strip OF North
Schleswig which viii be restored 10 Denmark; thai
Prussia vii also Nassau. Electoral Hesae por-
ton Of Hanover aud the sty Of Frankfort II i
than prot able thai the northern part OF Hesc Darmrd
compnsrg population of four hundred Thousand souls
will also be annexed 20 Prnlsan Nrr.tory There Is
chance that the Grand Duke ~ Hesse Darmsadt owing
10 the influence Of The Emperor Of Russia, 70 whom
il related, may he indemnaed by alec Of Bavaria.
Against this however The conrt OF Munich VIII naturally
kcs very hard ID NJ. de Bismarekis Intention 10
annex sarony bat the private friendship Of the King
OF Prussia for King John has stood IN the of ihs
arrangement. kng John will stil reign nominal y
la Dresden and may safely have sba p,c,ores and
china which 81 the commencement of the war he per-
sonaiy packed Up and despatched 80 place OF safety
sent back again Bot ss1opy is 70 form part Of the
Northern Confederation and the King OF Prussia IL 10
eolnmsud her army. The Independence OF this httc
bot well governed Kingdom - therefore gone. King
John msy continue 10 wear crown aud Keep up the
pageant OF ooor, but henceforb h. - only prefer,
of the King Of Prasss.
SArososs rSssDcs
The opposition journals in Paris continue the most
CALLING manner 20 publish articles showing how
pDciely The Emperor SApoleon's policy has been fros
trsed by the turn events have taken The sem.
oHA.ls Prints, on he other hand, lag themselves
p,oye ,hs. france bss saseeeded IN very
eonsidessbs psrng down Pfgsssn preteDsop that the
northern A,uares,s atisa boanded Wv the Main will he
nnsl setsnent; thai the southern Confederation will he
0resi Power, sh'h may very " ,b-by ally i,sef with
Austria. and apsIiy ths, Napoleon has importsiii-j
himself by bringing sDont pesce conditions whirh.
while they contain nothing dangerous 70 France show
his influence sud dis,nercstedness In most gratifying
and smisble Hgh These couIie like efforts fail how
ever 10 throw dnst any boJys eyes All those sup
porsrs of The empire who do not write under The in
mediate ordss Of ministers ths, Ifance - horrby
disappointed, and argue thai mus, nsces-Ar, Nni
.sie her right % ~ extension - territory, ),
compensation to u. enormous power of Prussia
distant umc.
usArrors,gn
The fac 4 tlst Napoleon Ike spl0st all the re.t ~
The world completely deceived ~ h,- pros slons
10 The result ~ u. He iO.g AIT lhnt Ausifs would
beat both Prlfya md Italy. when Al threo should
have heen pretty naar' exhausted ~ hghting uss =
intention. after tnst attentive helfsiy of wlirb ~
,pokc ~ his nessage 10 The chamber winch n0t
allowed 10 tc discussed. = siep grandy Dsda,ot
whose wort should hu aw he would hsyp persuaded
lie yicininss Emperor ~ Alstr.. a. make ngrt ~
~ ng Gp The ddB,Eosr h,r.ftos oi Nrncis eJrhauCe
lnr siesa Which i W.. intedod - tale from PRUSSIA
and the mn would have Appropriated T. himself
good Alice o. the Rhrnsh urovnces ~ fhs Inc
srhcBe h~ hern tutsrd y hs icsd ~ ne ",ff.
Sapolsor mediation hss he.n - the most humble
decrriiou lie has b'eL IAN y cssorse saps'alt@iy
all The Putsian rfe'n-ians
r-saros ufJ1
Rtinant see nC hi- wsy dear befors him 10, PIT
warn ~ " moderation which cost him nothing fhe
Berlin yosnas do not cpaoea The Intention 81 Truss 10
bring the ifics called he Swahsn provinces Wnfiem
bufr iiadfn and R@,ara uhth To- he present -
furn a.. f0nfedest0n Tie south the fold ~
CONFEDERATION go,ern.. from Borlin H ismarcs knows
,efy wel tHai the populations - these states
hued VIII ,bc ics q Gsrmau units snd hal finding
tuztfia Hiih whom Their rulers hal sympaihy power.
less ;. rcalfe ti8t Idca they riil Tsiiy 20
Prussia When thes -es ber g'st snd poNerfal
Already saaHfesistions d IN scuse beipg mal.
sautherf Germany sS TE.msrck Whole boldnc., has
hitherto bscn usla'a IS events, calculates thar he
map hlaag'na = france when the Time comrs for say
pg shsofhng Tie ~oniliCfu s,aes 10 The northern
cObfeJrsior N Only obcyng be vii Of ne people
! am ous appiytng yogr isvorlie theory
rsrsfaN spgsNfrr fu0s IusIrIs
The rsr haernnty Which frufsa hss ultimately ,aH
,suted receive from Austria UNDERSTOOD ~ only
ssyenlyfye millions 81 francs not very large sum
but wbicb 4 vH ~ excessively iuconYeueni for
ADs'rlsla pav.
., 49, .wisct
The t.ly lat - o. thr the entry ~ pfusssI
troops nlo Bsvfeub without strik ins blow fr triple
positiop ~ Bsyreggb, Wurlburg aud Nssssu which
GeBerss Nsrieune and Falkeasteln made ha-fe " o.
cupy bIlDg ne very Last moments ~ the negotiations
or The srnisnce pretty conrlsN. evldeDrc Of he
tended srrsUf Prussia siie deferm. ned - make
he nafs of eagles claws upon those countries thar
she night Knew them ageu u hAs bcen suggested iha
her caldnci ihs respect " 0upsred q that -
CsiilDe and his ssscctzfef whom Cicero acrlsec oi
msrkhs s'h red chsli The night tlme d'ors q 20
whcf tn~y attended 10 pillage ii the dsy ifsf q
nglss, scair u.spag.>yrqss ~ ossts-, IT
siTI
u beneyvi THAI Blsn,arck would have DRAGGED 90
the Dsotsilsny lonser order 10 lsse kaysnts had
te.n found thai the gsrrson ~ thai fortified city
lon times thar Ne t4sleyirg fofrs
ENGLAND.