The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-05

much truth In them. We have hsd neither NJ Leara
Ro,lin nor N Rather nor NJ Ions sisnc ,onrom,ssa
SEES NJ Boichot we'll a. several o.ns.
~ ps.tentatvss We possess Nsznni S 1917. "A,
"a Ge and some hundreds OF Soss sss ars ioas man
and French fogtives Most OF tnese nv '1' "a and
The s~iss ssvsrpmeDt has ordered the 'xpslsiou Of
u.,ns.n stynv. Brepano and Misross ~ski chiefs OF
shs m, MR. elton in the Grand Duchy Il Baden Thev
have the choice Of passing through fanos going
On The eth ult, General D"rour after an interview
With the Prusfian General vthdrew the Swiss troops
which had been placed on .Ae German frontier.
Denmark and the Daehies.
The Hamburg RsrsenhaAe Of Sept. 49, says" Affairs
IN scbssw'g cootinus in state Of utter confusion.
The dkmsssl Of tho recusant functioparss enforced
by the administration materially adds to it. Many
Dapi,h fspctioDares smuggied iuto the country;
and in every other respec too the Danes have thsr
ewn way without regard TO the stipulations of the
armisiicp. The German fortidcations over against
Ahep have been totally destroyed by them. Nothing
tsptpires to the progress ~ the negotiations for
peace Init to judge by the indifference with which the
proceedings of the Danes are looked on by Prussia,
they are probably near their termination Mean While
fresh regiment Of Prussnn troops Is expected to
infsres those now remaining in Sebleswig with view
~ the opposition OF the schletwgers."
Banuhian Princ,paIities.
Tho insurgents have kept the fortress of Bihac so
eloely epcreled nom the 2st TO the 25th Of August
Shat impossible to reach IL without risk Of lie
On the I'd If September party Of the insurgents
tred into the aims III ut the passage
Abe viEier who has arrived at Buksw with 80 600
men and "a cannon bitches have been dug and
trenches cut In the deflss
Tbs Conference between the Emperor OF
austria and the King Of rrussia-Nnat
Bodies Ill
From the London Chronicle, Sept ISL
The Interview which has Just taken place between
Austrian empire notwithstsnding the pains that have
BEEN used to dvest IL externally Of political charsc-
the com me cement Of game the chess board
Of Europs politics The ten ptiDg field for combina-
ticn aud intrigue which Germany presents to each Of
these two powerful monarcbs Is ftill open; aud
thai Austria has resained her equilibrium aud stands
sesin on the Imperial pedestal fom which she had we'll
nigh fallen forever IL 10 not probable that she will al
low that field to be closed to her by the feeble and
vaeillating hands Of the government OF Berlin. Re-
luctsnt she proved rself Ia the her most
deadly Peril 70 der one iots OF her preroeatve
she IN ft less likely to do that she Is In state
oftenporsry d.pendence on . powerful ally whose
natural and tradonary policy In to keep open every
avenue Of influence over all the States OF the German
family. There can be little doubt that che possesses
Tire and less still perhaps that she has the WILL
to prevent the extension Of the Prusan frontier into
the valley Of the Upper Danubs-to detach Bavaria at
srp UBion-aDd to crcumscrike the extent aud i'm
pair the internal strength Of the ssgus
portion of the States at the cost of ssrsng
tpg and alternating the rest.
revolutionary scheme Tor the distribution OF
Europe I've the ephe for oncissness sake and
sumsiently appropriate for present purposs)
scheme has been for the present at least completely
checkusted by the submission Of Hungary Its
ta feature the dis Of tho ustrian en-
pre and IL involved OF the with
which such . catastrophe was pregnant, Wis.,
volutioD In Italy-s new revolution in Gsrmany-ths
snsEsmatiop Of the German States into powerful
common salth, republican in substance. II not in
form. Ger in no other species Of common govern
msnt could It, or can It, be expected that North aud
South would ultimately acquisscsl-and the transfer
n he vail Af tha vn~A ma M aNA
the remaining territories Of the House Of Hapsburg-
Lorraine These were all parts Of one consistent
thread hieh bound them together, was the success
OF the Magyar arms The connection was pointed out
anticipation fully srmed BY the latter stages Of
1ts prosrs,s Nor Vas this all The probability that
ns ,nM. NJ *. s,ss 70 mIs' goo m
Polish var Of Independence and eventually to extensive
revelsnopary eonvuisons In Turkey, and perhaps In
land vas too obvious not TO enter Into the
Of Continental politicians Of every hue. In this light
81 Petersburg 1t Geneva this gave It the impor-
tanss which II wore, both In the eyes Of the Gear
and in those Of the democratic clubs Of London and
Paris; and it is to an nm Willingness TO accept the
responsbilty Of acesleratpg chain Of Quenoss
70 ncmentous and 30 dncuit to iAthom, that must
Western Europe have thought retain In the pre-
senes Of events certainly not III calculated to challenge
Derston sgrssd In opinion with the nosisr bers Of
bic psrtyhsd the sentiments ventilated by the whole
OF vhieh be Is . member he ought undeubtedly TO
have interpossd when fret the Russian army entered
Hungary. But Lord Palmerston did not interpose He
seutspted himself with making . very sensible and
rational speech, which informed at the tms
lad struck confusion into the hearts Of the Invaders
brunn but which does not appear to have exercised
any perceptibls influence the fortunes of war
Hungary 10 subdusd and Russia has attained.
said she would when her troops hrst crossed the Car
p..bss. height Of power and influence such as she
never enjoyed before and such for parts dc
NOS vsh to see her enjoy again.
The plan OF the revolutionary campaign In, say,
Tor the present defeated. But will programme
sopsoeied In . different quarter supply Its place
Have the victorious powers counter scheme their
German confederation ct her pleasure! Time will
pbov. Fer own part, without placing undue faith
In the tales OF medated protested par
lions just nov particularly rife, cannot forget that
the vet inhuencs At present possessed by Russia 10 In
The hands OF government which alone Of all the Eu-
sses with stesdast and undertaking perssvsranoe.
Al the same time far from sppreisndins tAaf
De- ssss . Rnsssa syny has Hangssg and the
issrsis wsn ~ Mssyar saLanty many kard. fought
yeds Acre t~ep Test 81 Hrannsfadt AND S.eg,d Evops
therefore densd % snk back anofhsy eentvv info
As ssepss skades sf bureaucracy and military desyodsm
We do no more than Justice TO the Emperor Nicholas
when ve say that he IL too able and clear sighted q
man 10 have overlooked the lessons taught by fruit
fsl eIpsrisnee Of the last two years True Russian
We bsisve him TO be- he cannot but be sensible the
sslssivsps q the Appearances which eeeu land only
OF principles and forms OF government denntiyrly
exploded; nor can he imagine that France and Eng
sd have 90 npetsy retired from the theatre Of
Ron 10 have renqush their just In the d.