New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14

senc-sl r~..,x,,x OF liberal eaascses rsss Assssa
reeccpccs all prohssstory dsces cxceps On Ae sesn9
srssies Of salI tssscco s,spcvdes and pasyss osFN
whsch are Government meoopehe& Toe trade u ~
materials &c. - Defined In the ara schesfale o. fse
treaty, IRE All export dacs the produce q 80
Stzfe sod to the Oder abolished Nssxa,oo dafs
sre euausi between the SHIPS snd porn al bon oees
trcs The consular agents OF both cvonses are % Pre-
teci the common Interests Of bob TRANSIT ases ere
ssolshef and scce~. rivers eansls and rsarsAs
Of both parties mutually couceiei tie sane tesxss
Provision rs made tor the Introduction Of ssxfsr@
rsonetsTy system
The present trcsfy Is concluded for pesisi Of ~
wars ana sf sutxb& erfc Commissioners ere 30 ca
sider the proprcsy OF erecung 9 more intimate COM
rpercsl unson Meantime the commercial athcrcnn q
prus.,s in Germany invited accsic che treaty.
As re A. the commercial sdervns of Aussra IN Italy.
including consequently. the prtocpasacs of Parma
hodens sud TuseSny GA me oeher hsnst - sss -
septa object OF the Dsrmsfsdt league Of minor asss
vns 10 ob<s,n the certainty OF closer commercial rcaa
tons with Austria before they clsed again win me go
ifious OF the Prusslsn Zolyerein the principal psrpss
Of thsi -epsrssr combustion y sccrred ana nn proSs
Die that no further lcalies OF moment VIII prevcoS
the rccons:ituiion OF the Zollvercin bven hsnovN
notiIdsposed 20 join the new conlpsct ana ocsn
bic hat the Northern States should throw nse e ss
their influence favorable q u u % lou import osoes
and forsign trs2e
The rrsul, Of this treaty win therefore probably BE- 10
commercial restrictions NATIONAL oauerA A.
hscal taxes over very large poroa OF Central Earsg~
extending fom TIE Else the Aruo and iron, Aixla
ChApsie Be,grSie and thus brsag into easier an1
frpsr intercourse no less than 70 millions Of she no
civilized snd Industrious nhsbtSnts OF the globe VIII
much 10 depore think in the present pohtcsl
pert of the continent is In some degree compen>s
non for the severe Discipline OF authority and sha
the Goveruuents Of the present day scsastei ~
,arye,i and progressive views of the material eondkos
ana commercial relations Of their sahects and the pow
er they excrci.e sometimes % Is least usesftv
directed when L removes barriers long establshed and
urhrld bv popular preiusces more than by Ssss
policy la compact Of this nature neither party cen b
said 10 make CONCESSIONS surrender anything 30
the spirit OF excsiveness and the hope OF sscendaacy
ard We shall not attempt to balance against each o<aN
the re.n'ive benefits each may derive from Il
Austria obts far closer conneSion Win thA grca
Germauc rsco which u the yeTtebral column u hsN
vast and unwieldy frame. Her exsca,ve ras preiecs
,oss viii find much wider market sod her indusSra
establishments which By no means dcspscahis n
MorAvia Bohemia and the Tyro, VIII be st'nuiassd ~
Wholesome competition The ZolNercn. moreover.
loses tbs; exclusively Prussian character which seemed
AZ one tine b. have become the stepping stone Of Prus
sian supremacy until the resistance Of southern Ger
many 20 those pretensous had brought the commercI
league almost 70 the verge OF dissolution. Prussia
TIE other hand gains vast extension OF her Wcens q
commune stion and her consumers Germany ana
Italy are open 60 her by the Austrian ystem Of res
rcaas 10 the Airiaic, and the East BY the Danube,
whe the acceptance Of the primary conditions insisted
upon by the minor Stsics-namely, the conclusion u
treaty with Austria before the Zovereln treaties wef~
renewed, enables her TO reconstruct on . more ~
tended hasis that great work OF her policy.