The New York herald., 1867-04-04
THE GERMAN QUESTION.

kaect or the Prussian Secret Treaties-Feeling
u France and Aussria-NapsIeon In the
Eace 81 Ferty Millions Of United Germans.
lFrom the Paris Temps, March e.
Thsre d no longer south and north in Germany We
are no longer In face Of Prussia Of Of people,
e TAo 900 uata in s ooxrss Of euents tAsy become
And that there may be no mistake as to the
esc's'svs ssiasy character Of tas powerful ag0semera-
non, that there may remain doubt that entirely
VI tne hands Of r. dc Bismarck and his royal master
We learn that An amendment having for its object the
security o. the fundamental liberties Of the German
people, especially the freedom Of the press and the right
Of public meeting was yesterday rejected BY the Para
nsns Of The North Il only remains for the King
% ;ny 70 e sss sss imperial crown dscreed 70 him. and
edifcs rs t.l37 - -, 'r~'
Tro" ;hs Journal Deba.s. Of Paris March 22l.
he trsasssl nows Was 70 satisfy those members Of
the North German Parliament who desrs the unity Of
,ns .no IN =: sss As. the treaty
~ads dsr;~s tAs las Jsv dsss !. s OG2s Lsoisiasf1
lFrom La France OF Paris March 22]
Of the Emperor Is neither policy q oSissTson obi nor
Of weakness Froncs may Be silent but NE abdi
real state Of French opinion and that the public
ment has not becn modified by the Of the
months nor By those events which recent publicity has
The Bavayjan Gdxcte accompanies the publication OF
the treaties with some oficlous comments in which
hope expressed that IL will not trouble the good
between Germany and foreign nations and espe-
cialy France "we believe" It says, sthat this
publication regarded necessary consequence Of the
principle Of natonaties generally accepted In that
country, will be received as guarantee Of peace"
eve" adds the Dcbzt see that there want Of wit
In Munich, and that the inhabitants OF the modern
Athens. whatever Heinrich Heine may say. know how
to deal in irony"
A semi-oTlcial article in the Carsruhe Gasette Of
March fbo pruaa0
inspiring confidence in the future development of Ger
many. as Germans have now, in case Of danger, q
hope that the day far distant when the spuations
OF the alliance would have to be carried out The hap
pest result to which the new alliance could lead would
be the complete legislative and commercial unity Of
Germany.
The Feeling In Prussia.
despatch from Berlin Of March % ays:--In addition
to the agreement the military question complete
understanding is stated 20 exist between Prussia and the
South German States (Wurtemburg eKceptedl In refer
the future position OF those States towards the
Northern Confederation. This understanding will be
constitution The Borsenieitung publishes article
advocating an intervention against wurtemburg.
Il Is expected that psescisum s VIII ia take place ~
into the Northern Confederation Prussia s not opposed
TO this course.
Tho Nord DescAe zetung Of to-day, approving Of GER
tain statements In the Neo Free Prcs Of Vienna relative
the position OF Austria TO Prussia says:-Austra will
no. bs able 70 nd more faithful ally than Prussia
with Us and promote tie national development Of Ger
many Let hope that friendship will grow closer
and stronger the more II u understood and how i'm
portant for tbs preservation Of peace In Europe are
friendly relations between Austria and Prussia.
Parliamentary banquet was given to-day n ceebra-
ton Of the Kings birthday The members 0f al :he 20.
itical parties In the North German Parliament we're
ss sisted that q tas birthday reception q the Royal
paiace to-day tho Kings address both 70 the French
and English Amhasadors but especially 70 the former
10 ropy 70 their oongvasulnsi0n1 exproDed the most
friendly assurance Of peace.
Tho Treaties Ncws In Austria.
Vienna despatehss OF March ~ report 1T Ia ocially
Imperial Cabinet the 18th inst, through the Prus-
sian Ambassador the concuson Of the secret treaties
between Prussia Bavaria and Baden. The Prussan
Ambassador in making the Communication added that