The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-30

cisive and acceptable propositions from Berlin. The
advocates OF peace are In the ascendancy The .aus-
tyan CoTrespondenx has semi olois article stating
that the Austrian agents 1t Berlin have met with
oil held at Vienna the 9th Instant Marshal RAdsts
Ky protested In terms OF great severity against the
aggressive policy Of the cabinet. In the same ooun-
Gil, attention was drawn to the expediency Of con-
voking Diet Of the Empire From what has tran
sPired, the proposal was negativsd.
traordnary article that the late conferences War
cav we're held solely for the purpose of conoerting
against Prussia and the revolutionary
From the London Chronicle, Nov al
The changes which have taken place in the policy
Of the Prussian government have been SO rapid and
so unexpected equally to defy calculation and
lecture On the I'd Instant the advisers of the Prus-
sian Court agreed though unwilling enough to accept
the terms proposed ct conference 1T Warsaw ana
the resignation of NJ. Won Radowitz was the couse.
quence Of the abandonment Of the system which had
been by that statesman since his accession
once On the 5th 1t WAS suddenly determined to call
out military force sufficient to delay nulfy the
corresponding attitude was maintained by the com.
msndsrs Of the Prussisn troops and appeared IL
frankfort persist in giving effect It's rs.olutious
That dagger was, however, put an end to by q new
decision of the Prussisn government tor, on the
7th their policy for the third time under vent
q change, and all intention of resistance was ap-
pareDtly abandoned The demands Of Austria :
urged though they have been in a manner calculated
to wound deeply the pride OF the PrussiAn psopls-
are Is said to be complied with In every particular
and the only result Of the wArks deter
mipstion OF the cabinet Of Berlin has been provoke
to the utmost the nstonal feelings OF the people BY
summopipg them to contem plate, with IN their
hands the annihilaion of all the projects which
Prussau ambition had been directed by the ministers
OF the crown. and to which Prussisn honor had been
pledged by the word Of the King 1t is already whis
pered that the evacuation Of Hamburg and the with
drswal Of the army Of occupation from Baden, have
taken place in osedenes to the ads Austris
supported by the authority OF the Czar Nothing 10
wanting to complete the humiliation witch Prussia
has been brought by the upustidable Of
her government, and BY the undisniasd manner in
which she has been obliged to recsds, step by step
frem every postisn which she had occupied either
from considerations Of political savAntsgs. with
latest accounts. Is the posture of affairs
1t would be rash to sugur pacific solution Of the
chAngefu politics Of Berlin II is more likely to in.
than to diminish he popular excite ment which
the calling out Of the Land ~ehr has so forcely stmu.
the cabinet OF Berlin to maintain armed peace,
and to permit the affairs Of Germany TO be exclusively
managed by the Diet at Frankfort supported by the
troops Of the southern States Even in the first in
stance to recede from the prstensons put for yard
Prussia sacrifices hard to be borne by mill
tary nation; but after the challenge which the King
offered to he enemies by appealing TO his people, 1t Is
degradation which the PrussiAns will scarcely sub
NIT to- in spite Of the danger t. themselves and to
Germany Such are the fatal effects OF NJ Won Rsdo-
wtzs III advised schemes with regard to schlsswig-
Hssse and Of The hostile naughty bearing prus-
ta In all dscuions concerning the rscsp sruction Of
Germany
The dicuties Of the crisis m have been In some
Measure diminished II greater consideration had been
shown by Austria for the Prussian government and
fer the feelings of the Prussian people But inter-
val has been suffered elspss his conference
at Wsrsaw aud the prose cuton of active measures;
and thus the carrying out Of the agreement male be-
tween the cabinets has had the appear OF intimi
dalton and coercion. The more suspi-ious Of the
liberal party have dstected In these operations the
prom ptings of Russia, and they have inferred, with
appearance Of reason that the sudden activity
Of the Austrian government proceeded from veil
grounded condolences in the moral ard material sup
have engaged himself TO support Austria In her pre-
sent struggle is at best but matter OF conjecture but
cannot fail to acknowedge the enormously in
creased inf which has accrued to Russia from
the disunion OF Germany. The Suspension of arms,
TO hich Prussia has consented with much reluo-
lance and which Austria scarcely to have de-
sired, Is the Recommendation. rather the t-junc-
ton Of foreign power which Is the natural enemy
Of the aud the scarcely lees dangerous friend OF
the other States which hold hig rank In civilized
Europe have argued their cause before the Emperor
OF Russia and have not blushst TO accept hi decision
From what has taken place during the last few
weeks IL might fairly be concluded that the govern
mebts Of France and England have ceased to exercise
the highest Influence In continental politics That
the FORMER should have taken comparatively unim-
porant part In these discussions perhaps net very
surprsng end the paragraphs Of the Presidents mes
cage respecting the foreign policy OF the republic,
to be almost apology for the weakness OF the
french government IL lea easy TO account for the
isolation Of England. In the Danish question this
country has direct interest; for we have not only
guaranteed the integrity the Danish monarchy bat
the continuance of the war has been highly preju-
dcisl TO trading interests There IL continental
power 10 whom the conclusion Of durable peace os-
Denmark and the Duohies u object OF greater
Importance than 10 is to us; and IL Is believed that
opportunity has been Omitted Of representing to
the government Of prussia the deep interest f-lt by
her Msjssty's ministers on thi. subject Protocols
have been drawn up, and treaties have been framed
in LoDden but they have nssrisbly failed to realise
the objects contsmp f sted. For any influence pos
s.ssed By the Engish government. the war Of the
Duohies might continue to bs the soourge OF Dem
mark and the scandal of Europe. The ilpotencs Of
this fguufrY Ia the striking. since, with
the single exception OF Prussia, We have been
supported ey al the great powers OF nSroPs
q such . oombinstion, the attempts Of Lord
psmerstou to effect q sAtisfsctory sestlemeot'
have been only diftiDg uished by their unif0rm
want OF success But when the affairs Of 5chlesTiy-
olstsin seriously brought before the two powers
20 whom Prussia Is least willing TO yield ehs at once
determines 10 put an -na to the That whi,h could
not be obtained by the minister OF constitutional
country the historical ally of PruSs has bsen extors-
ed from The latte by the Of kussis and Prince
sehweizenbsrs An army will bs sent BY the Con-
decoration dissrm The rebel forces ard 70 restore
the authority Of the Dsnish Grown. The eabinet OF
Berlin will not II Il said iLtrere aud in iaot IL has
sirsaey Weakened tho insurgents BY recalling from
their ranks all prussisn soldiers who are ooSreqarsi
e. Join their own army And all lthese arrangements
appssr 10 have been Seeded upon without tbs slightest
sniEapcs consent OF the English government
mediation his suggestions have carried weight,
snd the influence England the affairs 81 the con-
tirsnt seems 20 have become utterly iusgnidraot
FROM the political moderation OF the Euglish people,
irom The fact OF their icing consstutionsy governed
end from their having no longer aay territorial To-
fuerce IN Germany, their government might surely
have clsined a Difference such az no other power In
Eprop- was entitled 20 expect But these advantages
bavs been entirely thrown away under the admins
traton OF Lord Pamgrpton, aud the diplomatic ability
OF The noble Viscount has been sgnsiizsd in Hsrmany
ss In Italy, by notorious failure, and By the rapid
decay Of British influence.
Portugal.
Sir Hamilton Seymour nsa arrived ut Lisbon 70 pro-
sscute dozen nglish claims. Mr.. Clay was. accord
ing TO lsst accounts at Paris route for lisbon to
Iva udate an equal number Of American claims recOg-