New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
IUXEMBURG.
THE PRUssIAN CIRCULAR,

TIE PRUsSIAN CIRCULAR.
Tie 4reRr National, on the subject of the PruSsian
circular relative TO LuxembuTg, says:
"Our London correspondent gives analysis Of this
document Count de Bismarck declares that the Grand
Duchy territory, is but Of moderate Importance; but
he question OF national honor, and asserts that
tie feelings of Germany wounded at the idea OF a
German garrison being forced TO abandon that fortress
The circular states that would be absurd to provoke
international conflict for such a petty interest and
makes an appeal the moderation and pacific sentiments
Of the French Emperor. That sovereign, the Count
says will know how resist instgatons coming from
persons interested in compromising his dynasty and
burrying into adventures full Of peril What Will secure
him against such tendencies the sympathy he has never
ceased testify toward Germany and also the desire Of
not disturbing by untmely agitatiOns, the peaceful
rendezvous offered by Paris TO civilised nations"
The document is stated to be ongbut cOuehed in most
courteous language.
AN OFFICIAL PRUssIAN PAPER THE LUxEMBURGH
QUESTION.
The North German Gazette publishes article III which
points out that the fortress Of Luxembourg has national
obligation 10 protection TO the Germanic Con
federation and also the international object Of garan
teeng the neutrality OF Belgium IL adds This position
the dissolution OF the former Confederation has not
changed. Were Prussia her own responsibilities and
without the consent Of the Powers represented at the
London conference give the occupation Of Luxem
burg she would violate her national and international
obligations as member Of the Bnnd, and European
great Power. The Marquis De Moustier appears accord
ing 70 his communication IN the French Legislative
Chambers 10 conform to these considerations
That intention exists Of incorporating Luxembourg
with the North German Confederation has been already
made manifest by the declaration Of Count Bismarck in
the North German Parliament.
no JSTERPELLATIoS IN THE FRENCH CHAMBERS TO BE
SANCTIONED.
II is said that Government has expressed desire that
no interpretations the subject of the Grand Ducby
should be sanctioned for the present.
In the sitting OF the Legislative body OF April 10, MM
segFese and Garabun announced that taking into con-
adsrston the eommuncs ION made two days before by
TIE Marquis De MOuster and the present state OF the
ssostOns on the Luxembourg question, they postponed
saoect The nine bureaux are OF opinion that the
.Ssn es!Sns proposed by NM. Fayre and Lambrecht
me lene Of April says: We have reason to believe
h ae La1emburg question will not be considered by
sehanes Of the treaty OF 1889 at conference, but
ijobe y " ~ means OF diplomatic notes The two proPoS
fS ~. We rgt to cede Luxemburgi and Is Prussia Just-
OSeupy Loxemburg"
NAPoLIAS SAID TO ABANDON HIS CLAIMS TO LUxEMBURG.
S1a' O'TePOhdenee Of The London Times April g.
communications have been made to this Government
O0'n the French and Dutch Cabinets which, iDtimat
sarthnqushment Of the plan unless a suitable agree
can be effected with Prussia, endeavor TO slur over
INC whoie affair and represent it a matter never OF
ueh consequence. and OF at all now. This
announcement has been received with good grace, and
spoaS % VII result in the cessation OF the CORE
s,,nee with the PONe0rs stgGtdres Yet the whole
iai kely TO exercise marked influence upon the
h a. Poacy Of this Government The light in which
Il viewed here Is this: II Napoleon Ill. deem
ana TIonouelye to the interests OF his dynasty
sss IefB system Of government TO satisfy the inord
lhs DllOn OF the French the rebuff he sustained IN
peseht Affair." and for which he has 10 thank his own
tsfools behavior IN publishing so anomalous design
making sure OF its practicaby, will only render
aoIe indispensable for him 10 engage in some slm
ealat as soon as he Not 10 take up his cha
nov only 10 leave him time 20 and choose his
~ tpry',,shaniiy The alternative left 70 this c0un
iegy.s men Is either 10 force him to the OF
No. al once, or 20 divert his action and
.gminE i-E " 10 take other direction, Both these
are represented In the Prussan Cabinet IL the
as at this moment IL is likely IL will, prevail
mo-, we emust expect Prussia 70 take henceforth
hItsee lively interest in general Continental politics than
stnr 10 prepare against every emergency, this Gov
S nave thought u expedient 20 lose no time in rails
y OF 0O0 thaers out OF the total OF 65 100000
msns heh ln the last session OF the Pflssian Paflia
ol military and other purposes The rumOr Of
fst'nts nfe M the German papers Is premature.
,ts,sP me provisioning OF Mayence and COblcntz, no
ts Vi The Kind have been taken.
EKCTENEST FRANCE.
4ne Psrs correspondent Of The Pail MaH Gaelfe says
TIE communication of de Monster has done little
opOse the public mind; that all grades Of society and
81 Parties feel that deep afrOnt has been put upon
'e Snh Considers Vs. 1S nous that NJ OllyieF.whO has