New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

PREPARATIONS for dsn-e in the Baltic provinces aid n
Finland, while she has exeEted al her di9i1as
not without seine % a-snoe Of saeces IN BERN an
Vienna
Meanwhile. bOaever the els have been stsa ily sp
preaching their Ge-fI alto -r Cnri . tprs .iF'ly
frst conveyed bis poSerfu sl1ldrln % "ilso SOM
favored by south wind ach ,Q's tha SHIPS ID l'
Of SWEDEN il lizzie dan iSr'. est ho4s -
nov auiyed ct Dendagen Enrre he lal'ei AZ on -
pay BIZ 3 20 ne kog 4 De-na x. . Pr9' re
hat az fs.r pie r-0e fef RS rsrr.d ts sc By re-
Bar D. re S5-ad AL re have nfrrnatipa that four
French 'hiFs ofthe lne' .1e Al..e'iit s-e
st amer = 100 g0ns are on t1 r way ION I2lgl an
Bies' 70 ian AtIir.! Aapc ~. In TIE DAcA Ssi 'ne
Rtntuur andtb- Ca-ou h4ve l--n dt'pii 20 % fet'4
10 Ter the oJhs Of the Da-ube ard sait 20 remove
Unnecessary bv force the obstacles which the Russians
bsve raised Suiul 10 prevent tie II = merchant Fes
sels from the liver Il dicrii 70 conceive gre-er
abuse OF the rights Of than this steap cn he pat
Russia to OBJ Tue, entirely aits mouth tie navigation OF
oftLe gr sest ri ers IL Europe not ~ 6ocEAie D1
b. eLd Gyorng mprsOn betwes tae lnks OF ne H.
uhe such neutral vessels may ch4nce 20 be there, kls
ss herelf having p-eviouy gwen en- ihsi he
neutral tlsd5 would b. melied 10 such vessels as AZ
not tcu'hed Al Turkish po-s We HAL be happy 10 ea'a
ftffs Gre t'e Hicfares 7tira 70 r. ~ - ioi
nohrg moe thoroughly oharac'e-z TIE olg cne'lslel
sI selfish designs OF Rlssii than the aric. sni ca
lsic0 neglect rs Whh sic has sought % CHOKE up tao
mouths OF that Grest sire su.
lie coresr.aden.e aud ii lo-ssc communication be
tn German Po~ers have gone On with extreme a
i,ifY fcr the let lew Gays aid Colonel haltegt- re
lst;on to the Psiaa Minister he's b-en passing 10 sat
fro o. exIIe.s speed be:w, Befl and vienna AMI even
M0Ioh BIT all tbs ACTIVITY on The peri 81 tne Ffli'ii
agents in support Of passive and moiionless Po!
this Affected energy is The apology for extreme we1kno's
II puTFose-Aese Efforts LiaGed - aocoua; 'f he
ais, If al aud timely eTerons All tia. Is required
20 c0up lCe the ebsuTd;y VI such po-iti n Il solemn
leseuc Gnd coveneut totw the German PoTes. bad
H. Ii msel g. DO nothing. The dem By tue Pru'
sian Government Of loan oi t'o9oo Tor mi'sTy par
postf Lls ban rctrTcd 70 CommViee OF Tsns one ae|
le, OF he Ira Cionler Of BsOm az or egu bc0ng %
~ Lero! party aid i expect that If the toyernmsn'
seChs a. obtain bmous vote 10 favor d the III tsle
ls,.ts 81 h
eree Of money be placed e the c3plsalo the Minister
# Wa with stronger engagement that thai 4 J. 10 DC
u,ed all {; The ere.e- OF Germany, wh. security hi,
To county hai these resources, which nave DEL ras "a
u1der preense of neutsouiy will not he e1lfloyed iif
urroses even contrary 70 tie true desires aud IN
ieress of tie nation Thi, policy Is faithful req stton
Of the disastrous AID dishonest system which Prussia
cor menced By the tr ay Of Bssie and enicd on tue
Ila;rs Of Jena. For ten wears sho succeeded, 1t y
true in pre- e'rg her nrTaty y.S cum ba h So, fp
OF France and England only desis'ei for one short
interval from the efforts Of But in that interval
Irusse bad successvey btra cd each OF her allies snd
allied ie-ef TO ea,h Of hr enemies Size rendered her
conFratulaots Napoleon after the battle Of Au'teriz
and The Ryaed heself of the favor OF France to seize
Hanover which then formed part ct the domn1hs OF tne
King Of England. These shot sighted ani te.cnefols
sctios were ezpised he field Old sns aud Psl'sa
learned by the defeat Of bo- army ana the anEa4on OF
her UoHer that State which has wthdr avn ITSELF ifon
the common iueTests # Europe has claim rs hour
Of peril On the support Of those il has abandoned Zoe
severity 81 her punshnent Wa equal 10 tue maae OF
which gave her large share # the glory and tie sPoIs
OF victory in degree efaced from memory the .can
alos in.inrey and the dcplorabo consequences Ok her
former policy Cnbspp unless the enersy of The conn
try can BE- srcused it, Independence and It's right
10 place among tn civilized nations of Europe in This
conte TIE PrussiGn Cabinet appeass deerm red to act
On The precedent 1888 rather than that Of 1913 snd
separate itself altogether from tho cause IN when ths
country i engaged We have STILL however, too much
respect for The sense and p1troism 81 the defmahs 20 Dc
eve that they resign themselves to play 80 tame and
OF the SEINE time pcTlous part or t. feel dAerence
when their honor aud her interests ae so neafiy at
stake.
We are told ttat already. in Northern Germany large
numbers Of perfons repairing to ie IN the nope o.
seeing the mas nfcent naval armament which will prob
ally soon be ing in tho.o inland German wa-ers ami
people will be excited by the reelection that this feet has
entered those seas on hostile eTand - Gema9y Is
presence is the pledge OF tie opening oi me Bllc ana
Inc lds end, zee Of ID. North What tho contrl5y.
would Ee toe. 90 .i,ou If Russia held by her maritime
sutrioty in tie Bau coz, ee possession " that sea- a.
e Iuust 10 If tie Western IoHecs were not resolved 10
roi ne i.r within the shelter of her own c1f5s NhA'
aea would be the fate 81 Danrc Stei'in hem ana LII
o. fGerrs interests sGcrilcoftD me he inis "i
Rusfia ard the Haolo north coast 81 POaerand elissi
y blockade II l. impossible that tho presence oi tas
et > oud not -eHnG the North Germans tut tue inca
i,r Of war /. at their own doors and That their 10
de ndence j. involy ed In the OF th9 western
Powers. II rests mainly with them and their Govern
NJ Mt to lido whether this war il TO be long or short
iioas 70 Europe decisive Of the independence " al
nations They have repeatedly challenged Us to axe tho
urt which belts this country IN such enterprise. nj
we have reluctantly but rcsoliely obeyed that call II
rensrs TO be seen whether Germany is -till 10 be an
ally Of ENGLAND or Russia for 20 halt between the iSo Is
TO forfei; the confidence of both