The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-11
NApoLEoM's CONTRADICTIONS.

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Tho Schleswig Note To the King of Prussia
Ohicial French Denial ofits Existence-Prns-
sian Reiteration of Its Reception In Berlin
Lord Stanley's Statement.
THE FRENCH DENAIs
From the Moniteur du Soir, Paris, July 2ol
The German papers that note from the French
government has been deliv cred Prussan Cabinet
stan,iay false and has the effect Of causing the public
IT, indeed such be the object-to conceive the most
erroneous IDEAS relative to the nature Of the relations
existing between the two There has been
French despatch either delivered read the Cabi-
net Of Berlin either in reference to schleswg any
other question.
From the Paris Mouiteur, July 291
Several French and foreign journals publish state.
mens calculated to trouble and dsquist the affairs OF
relations tend to authorize the presentment Of conflict
moro loss removed; the formation two camps and
unfounded and they owe their origin ana diffusion only
10 hostile PASSIONS Interested speculaons lamcntsbe
creduhy The truth s this that the government Of the
empire has diplomatic question Of nature calculated
to modify IT, peaceful and friendly relations With parious
Pooes. The Cabinet of Florence has already taken
september convention win be strictly carried out No
new camp about to be formed either in the interior
The classes Of lsoolssl have all been son, back to
their homes since the LIST Of June. The active army 10
actually only composed OF the four conngens Of 1862
1895 inclusive. The contingent Of 1896 will be incorpo
the end Of August but IL 10 the
at that time 70 allow the contingent OF 1862
70 return TO their homes The effective strength Of tho
cavalry considerably increased account Of the
chasss made last April but the Minister OF War has de-
teruined that Of these some eight or ten thousand
horses shall be disposed OF for agricultural purposes aud
this measure In OF execution The govern
confident that these precise statements will dlss-
pate the feelings OF uncertainty which have psrvaded
From the Paris Pasrie, July 2aJ
II 10 very that the execution Of the treaty Of
Berlin and the representatives Of the great Powers but
that has been the for the last two monthsnaey
on 1 the subject Il likewise true that France and
Russia have privately made known their impressions
relative 70 this treaty also tina. Herr Won rhle who
az present replaces Count Bismarck, has received as
frequently happens the French and Russian representa-
tivss and that during or these interviews NJ Le-
able 70 define the policy Of the French government,
which had informed OF the contents Of the last
ply Of Denmark Irrespective, however Of this, there
nothing either In the diplomatic action In the at
tude Of France or Prussia TO justify or explain the
remarks which have lately been circulated BY the press
From La France. OF Paris July 20
Tho public mind win not be entirely rsassursd until
the dispositions and attitude OF the Cabinet OF Berlin
respond 70 the loyal intentions 81 the Cabinet Of the
explicit rs the French Aonitew. France Wishes for
peace and unfsgnedy accepts the state Of things which
regvres nat Prssia sAaa oofne herslf ,chin ne limits
Of the treaty Of Prague, and fully acknswledges that
she has more conqussts to make.
PRrssfAN RuTIu
From zeidlers correspondence (Berlinh July 20
Thu dsn., os the xor;e~ Z only 80 far correct that
all that took place the reading OF despatch TO the
Prussian government BY the French Charge dAairss,
and this alters nothing IN the facts Of the 9sss Aope
new Of Me NORTH Sehlerco gnestion II was already
strikinsy ef.avs M pario Franc. @ take upon her
70 attempt by warnings and BY threats 70 prevent the
South German governments from joining the Customs
Prussia now ,hs. We are directly Addressed, BE-
hoped that the government viii give thoroughly clear
reply We DO not desire hossliiiss; SIN less have We
with pleasure maj our relations With Austria are stIi
perfectly satisfactory. The Vienna Cabinet appears de-
cS INA. .u .ns. vain rnss s. &c Germany
would Be fatal and ruinous for Austria herself
From the North German Gazette Berlin. July 20
mu, ,on, on. ss S.,. Ia. bee. no qu..o. Of
from ths French government In reference 10 this
matter, but Of simple despatch the alleged import Of
produced from . number Of the Vienna Ipese The
article Of the Eresno honueuv, TO which We have
sT Ss PrussaS press Win what they presumed 70 ss
the diplomatic action Of France TO entirely fall 70 the
ground would therefore, be supernuous 70 devote any
journals relative to French mediation In the North
schleswig question II would also be needless
received here from Copenhagen Of the expected
arrival in that city Of n. Behic French Munster Of
Public Works such discussion would very greatly
conduce 70 delaying that result which the konUeur
hopes 70 attan-namsy, cessation 81 The unsasinsss
Of pubic opinion. THIS object however, does not GER
any appear 70 enter into the pans o. tno brencn OPP
position who continue proved BY the late speech
OF Baron Dupn In the Senate 70 excite passions In the
most unmeasursd manner
n. spse. puSsssd n the Ssss~c HcssS denying
that note had been sent Berlin BY the French gov
srument the subject Of Schlsswig cannot refer 10
the announcement inside BY ~, asws spoAs A. ds1atcA
not Of a nots.
fonp rAusy's srArHnRwr.
T. n: Esss s sss., q cs -
the rrsuch government had rsw0nsrofsd via thos Of