The New York herald., 1867-04-10

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How the Pr~s~iaa Arrangements w1th the
ssesthern States were Breusht Ahsue.
Heidelberg correspondent furnishes the subjoinsd
PARTICULAR rssuvs the treaties between Prussia aad
Il fxs ooasstasios q sousAs.. oo.sedsr.s,ou Va. 10
be prevented a any es = Il would have been IN OBJ
stace 70 the projects a PRUSSIA u the Gudbund hsd
seem the lis ts eesaitions q s1is.snos would Aay.
mot have admitted tas Praasian military sysses,
ous would, on the oeatrsv, have adopted .
ia Instead q an a. oasnsSs .sd nd d.isnsSs % am an.
snce with the House os HohenselIsrp Il would
nave pronoaaoed foe 90 armed nsusray But the most
disposal q any given memsut ths military resources Of
the German States on the left bank Of the Main He,
& ss ss ss
alliance, osnsivs and dsfsnsivs Baden had already
necessity for gaining bavaria also her adhesion would
produce that Of wuembug and Of the Grand Duchy Of
At that moment thers arose all or sudden 0os famcws
denands By Frcnce Of territorial compensation which have
been repeatedly spoken Of n the but never 10 the
Revis. Napoleon Ill Get up no pretenson 70 encroacA
on the Prussian territoy he claims Rhenish Bavaria
and Rhenish Hesss II thesa demands had mot OBJ
tanned result expected in Paris they brought
hoped for sucoor to Count Bismarck. " Being com.
municated" tina: publication states 20 the Bavarian
Nevertheless, Raron ven der PfortdeS, who wns ncs
in position 20 make display Of an alliance between
cea by his the game from the dsrustfu glance
Of Austria and from the jealous oye Of France. When
the pear was ripe that Is 70 say whom the o.
overcome in their turn. Baron der Pfortden was
enabled 70 retro and give his post to the Prince Of
Hohenohc This latter parsonage was charged to con-
duct tho affair successful conclusion Ministerial
conferences took place At Stu'gardt The Ministers Of
Foreign Affairs and Of War for Bavaria Wurtemberg,
Baden and Hcsse -Darmstsdt, GouutcrsgBcd the act
OF Count Bismark Nevertheless, IL | am to be-
lieve the Information have reoeived the treaties Just
IN faffh
lions There is still supplementary article which has
been thought proper TO keep secret in order not 70 be
Obliged to submit the treaties 10 the appreciation OF the
Chambers The clause in question relates the organi
zation OF armed force Count Bismarck does not
want sodios he wsshes 70 kaye 'ocA drLlsd men,
and he therefore stipulated that the conngents OF
the South should be reorganized the model of the
Prussian army And a any differences arose at the CON
ferences. they turned only single point. namely,
the sort of rife that ought to be adopted.
ayensa srs March & s Of
the palatinatel
What is taking place here Is worthy Of observation,
fortress which only be COMPARED that of bees in
beehive. Detachments containing TO reinforce the
garrison which now as numerous az when i was gar
riscned by federal troops You may judge of the accu
mutation or hero from the fact that the Baden
Military Commission has received six thousand needle
spprociabie void in the arsenal Contrary to tho prac-
ticc ia other counirles the Prussian army, at all
events, the garrison OF Msyoace is busy all day Moro
than 900 cartouches manufactured daily and
nudge of the accumulation Of from the fact
that this work is systematically going on. The m"ni
tions whch were left at sstadt being brought
to this pacs by way OF Ladwigshafen. Tho Baden gov
ernment have received TOO quntas of cariouches for the
needle guns. The artillery Of the fortress being
organized. especially With view Of increasing the
strength of the batteries. We see by this W1seless
dctipIv pursued like that Of the quiet artisan,
With the greatest regularity. that the Prussisu
Statesmen who now in power have clearer and
precise idea OF e meass'a Of armed peace and
Of the duties Of standing army than those OF other
countries where. from long custom, the army does
useful work wc do not wlsh 70 inquire just what
and projects OF Prussia, from the activity and
zeal Which she exhibsts in the organization Of her mill
tary force.
French cbpintou.
Tho Tmps Of March n, advosts 70 the treaties
Guided by Prussia with the Southern States Of Ger.
many, aud argues that in ali probability these latter
Powers will consent TO qualifications In their
ternai aduniul atrNtiOu that King William NAV require