The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-22
GERMANY.

Democratic Movemeus for Austrian Re-
unien-The ssWil Of the PeOple''-Count
Bis1arck's Health-Prussian Relations 10
Frankfort.
A telegram from Vienna of the sd OF August
says:-A large public meeting, called together by
several politicai -
...sonages among the German iin',
men, was held here yesterday. NM. N.Y.
Freese, OF Stuttgart, and NJ. Trabert, Oh hanau'
pounded the programme OF the German "o"''
party deploring the exclusion OF Austria and pro-
testing against the settlement OF the question re-
specttng the fatherland by means OF annexation.
An animated dscnss,0c 'ooS declarin" that
those present adhered TO the eHorts OF the demo-
cratic party with view 70 the sotioa OF tne GER
committee appointed to organize In Austria the
party referred TO.
Count de Bismarck continues to improve. He still
suffers, however, from want OF sleep.
Inc Me@ tysaemo.e Oh Vienna under the title OF
tice:The reocings OF the rife shooting tete cannot
and should not obscure our political perception to
such point as TO prevent us from unmasking new
Prussan manpuvre directed against Austria. The
German national reioicngs at Berlin looked upon
with maleyolent eve; they do not accord with the
by the conscience of Germany Is felt deeply al Berlin
Dy showing that Prussia and Germany are two ideas
winch exclude each other reciprocally. The I'M
mense importance this fe'e likely to give the
German mission OF Austria had been too surely cal
paraiyze lts effect But Prlssian policy has few
scruples, and consequently did not hesitate TO crcu-
late rumor that reconciliation was being effected
with Austria. Prussia wOud have appeared under
favorable light TO Germany If she had spontaneous
~ held ont fraterna hand to Austria The picture
would have certainly been pleasing one: unhappiy
behind II the most disgraceul intrigue was carried
ON. One need not be very clear-sighted politician
TO discover the intentions OF Prussia. These gentle
men OF the kfeifz-Zeit',,g have probably said to
themselves:-"N we cannot count ON any sympa-
tnetlc manifestation on the part OF the representa-
yves OF the German nation assembled at Vienna let
us AT least make advances towards Austria: perhaps
we shall receive something by this movement: i'm
tube which must necessarily compromise her In pre-
sence or the demonstrations which about to take
place" we have no occasion to point out that this
Prtssian calculation has turned out completely false
hitherto nothing has occurred nut manifestations I'm
honor OF Germany and AUSTRIA but not one word
has been pronounced which Is addressed TO Prussia.
General the Count de GoltZ aide camp TO the
King OF Prussia, finding his brother. the Ambassador
at Paris In favorable state, left the French capital
to return tn Berlin.
The Frankfort Jou,noi announces that a deputa-
lion OF the municipality had gone TO Ems to present
memorial To King William on the situation OF that
his Majesty will not permit that the dninntIon of
the prosperity ana consideration OF the place should
date from the day wben 1t became an integral por-
non OF his d0mfniOns prays for various changes,
anu among Others asks that the Prussian State
should assume In compensation for the imposts and
customs dues received by the central government,
the debts OF the city, contracted with view to
)ects OF common utility, and which amount TO about
SIX millions OF norins q francs so confines each.