Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-26
Russia aud Tnrkey--Ti,c New
Holy Alliance.

= objects of Russia, viz: the Danube Pro
: lnces. and finally Consfantinople. Til
was obvious from the entire Eistory-G,
= ographlcal Relations, and both Militia.
y and Diplomatic Movements OF Russ
since the Peace of 1915. We were n,
:, then aware. however. of the ia.melial
|" steps. now IN progress. consequent upo
: the Fall Of Hungary, for that Object
Yesterdays Mail brought us the follow
.lng paragraph. which will be read wit
great interest:
/, The Berlin Correspondent of Jcrrold
News says:--'''n the frs. interview be
tween Lanoriciere. Schwarzenberc. an
The Russian Car. a plan was broache,
for an alliance between France. Russia
Austria, Prussia. Naples, and the Pope
The coalition was TO keep in vic~. as a,
ultimate aim. war with England. tn,
immediate object was to be the extinction
OF all the revolutionary elements. Tur
KEY. Italy. tho RheniSh Provinces. ant
Belgium. which is no longer to be tolera
ted, furnish materials Sor indcmnification
Prussia IS % have North Germany 10 the
Maine; Austria, Bosnia and South Germa.
ny. except Bavaria. Bavaria is 10 have
W Gutenberg in exchange for the Rhens
Province, which IS to 90 to France with
Cologne. Nirtemberg. Baden, Hesse,
and other princes. are 10 be mediatized
Switzerland also is TO be divided. Chi.
nerical as this may sound. still it formed
the matter ofdiscussion. Without draw
i ing definite conclusions from this state
ment, 1t allows one 10 see with what kind
! OF plans diplomatic heads are busicd.-
/ Inc Car took up Alexander's journal,
ana read out of it the conversation of
that Emperor with Napoleon Respect
ing Constantinople. nothing could be /.
greed upon. 1t was the Emperor's no.
i!ou that Byzantium might one iav be let
as a free city. with some territory. II
was assumed that France. Russia. and
Austria with the help Of Naples, would
be able TO produce a fleet able to cope
with that of England
That these matters have been the sub
Ject of conversation, among the Repre.
sentaflves OF these parties. there can be
no doubt: though. they have of course.
not yet been written down in the par,icu.
lars. Italy aud Belgium will constitute
materials, out of which France and Ma
Pics can be compensated. The German
Provinces will make prey tor Prussia
Il
anil Turkey will serve for Russia, This
IS gigantic plan. and there are two or
three points about it. which deserve COM
'nent In the first place-many persons
viii say. this is all fancy These people
cannot divide the world up in this wav,-
On that. we remark that any assurnption.
that this cannot be done. IS entirely out
of place. Since the days Of Noah, the
world has often been divided up. in this
way; and it can be done again Man is
the same being. he always was Who
has forgotten Poland9
In VAIN alas in vain ye garlan, few
FROM rank to rank Your vollicd thunder flow
TN bioodIrst picture IN the hoo. of Time.
Sarmatia fell unwcpt without d crime:
ound not generous friend. pity ing foe
strength IN her arms, nor mercy in her woe,
Dropped from her nervless grasp the shattered
spear,
Closed her bright eye. aud curbee, her high ca
Hope for season bade the world farewell,
And Freedom shricked, as Kosiusko fell.
Poland. containing twenty millions Of
people was divided up. like an apple pie,
and now It IS lost. utterly lost. in the
masses Of Russia! This may be done
again. The great Prev of the Northern
Powers now, is Turkey and Constantine
pie.
But there IS another supposition, in The
speculation of this new Holy Alliance
which is not quite so certain. To divide
up haft dtAzen states- t7ffeY Re n5asV: but
10 fgh Engiand!-avc there is the rub I
They calculate that Russia. France. and |
AUSTRIA can raise up Navy to Match |
her. 1t IS true. that Russia could pro-
luce strong Navy, and France another ;
But these things cannot be hid under a |
onshel. Long before France and Rus.
ia can make Navy. Toulon and St. Pc.
ersburg viii be laid in ashes; Venice.
and Genoa seized, Trieste be made an
outpost OF London, and every sail which
pears the flag of France or Russia. will
'e burnt upon the Ocean, The red Cross
If st. George, will fly over every thing in
rance. Italy, Russia or Austria, which
yer looked upon tide water, What will
ne Holy Alliance have left They NAV
march and counter-march their battallions
rom the Danube to the Rhine, but. Com.
nerce, Manufactures, Money. everything
which constitutes the nerve Of war will be
rostrate. at the feet of England.
The idea of fighting England would
e capital one. if England was obliged,
Ike Napoleon to march an army into
'ussla. But she fights not So She can
ommand every port in Europe and that
) enough We are coming upon event +,
IL times: more eventful in fact. though J,
erhaps less boisterous. than those thro'
hitch we havejust passed. France can
areily remain quiet. in her present condi- r
on Russia will hardly forego the OBJ a
ct Of her ambition; and England will r.
OF permit either Belgium. Italy or Tur- 9
ev TO be made the subject Of another a
reat Partition Treaty Men and Ma Ii
ons are alike ambitious, but ambition I
ten over-reaches itself Ii such ideas S
5 we now hear OF. are TO constitute the t
iaple of another European Agitation and
ar. We are not without hope of Results +
r Civil and Religious Liberty. better n
nd greater than any that have yet been b
nagined.-[ Gin. Atlas, Sept, II. ii