The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20

francs On the one SIDE and Russia their antaeonis
nns 10 merely TO Anticipate bat simply 70 sbservs-to
the course taken BY and BY lssd By ths be
OF the hatts nsl6-no mere oDs of pspsr pssia bat a
Il snens-no more one Of diplomacy but Of ordinances.
Of nosss s.y LONGER be .uebIsa The ol.u
hit r. -. 80 xutHatsss and similar documents,
a.. " rscr OF eapnonads Oar expectations have
lion. hsvs S sss 70 The full realised Our p.sds
eapse ve.kasss AID hssauon have ban folloved nox
s:."..1 IL. chief fo.ss a su. deadly I'm:
longer rsstristsd TO Aoldo waIachs. hut cy.S.d -
bs2ond the frontiers Of those IN f.tsd ~.
esspom and Of ss. ne s.sa
nsnt--of barbarian and Of civlzauos. s'''1a-
visit or Prince Napoleon Bonspsxts a. -.
From the Londoa News, Feb Il
The Begian papers conain long accounts Of thu rs..>
oa gives 70 Prince Napoleon his visit to the court q
King leopold The ohSags In the mutual rsstisns Of the
burg families which this event appears to marx gves "a
1t - importance which the public win not be allow .
Prince Napoleon arrived 81 Brussels on the soth M
BE left Paris ct fevea in the morning. and met q
n: tSnt': n, y Z: sanIsy9 the French ssersasy e
trsst the Prince With all the honors prescribed b. TIE
decree Of the 2N Mssi6or In the year XH whsa
@ os.. . tn; q ~
mand OF the territorial division apply this dscrss an6
t.: soass par: q IN: ~. draw ::
was wished 70 give the reception oivil q wsli - MN
tay character the mayor and aldermen In their coraas
within the station along the two lines Of rsu they en-
STATED q four estaons two bsiag grenaisrs and two
regiment Of the Guides intended 10 AT - sssrd
Of benor All the civil and military authurt e sttsndsd
I. official co.tums the arrival Of hs train H. Xialphe
up The staoa Assksd With the nstonsI ooiors
crwts thronssd the exterior, aiming were several
he intelbgsnc Of the train leaving At oTS
ter past one, now announced it, progressive approaoh
two the cries Of " Loss live the Daks OF BrsbAnt
hsfsldsd the ARR al Of bis Royal High usss. Who
bad come to reosve the French Prince and him
the pslaos In Brusses, where apartments had been
prepared for him. The Duke OF Brasant, who came In
s~ts carriage wore the uniform Of his rank Liauts
nanrColon~l the GrenAaisrs and was panied BY
his snd his fathers aides de camp Al twenty mi.
nutes to three, when the train sgnslIsd the drums
C,i troops
mace the customary salutss The Prince wore ths md
fom of lieutenant general with the plate Of the Legion
ret Of the s his rst aide do camp Of two others and
Of varoolisr, his secretary.
Prince tire Duse Of BrAbant presented to him G.serA
Prise sDd ChaEa then tie other on present. and af
terwsrdf the BurgomAstsr and aldermen
The Prince led by the Duke then passed the troops In
review, when N Do Brouoksre was presented.
Az three the prsces started for the Palace Of Brus
sels It was composed Of four court equipass In tbs
second carriage. drawn by four court horses the
Prince and the Doke either side Of which two officers
rode With trawn swords. Ths nth carriage WAS ths
and olcsed the procession
The eoos parsed through ths pdn.p. streets Of the
city which threDged with spectators At the palace
top Of the grand sirelss Of honor and After rather
long interview the Prince retired 10 his apartments
The diner ~ the court laid for fsy guests The
King assisted by th" Duke and Duchess Of Brabant did
P.os to the ball OF the noSIs coacrt At vsaxns re
ustrous party Including he Count OF Flanders took
their seats on parm, expressly prepared ct the bot
tom OF the bal. Tbs Dsks and the Count Ia the
uniforms OF their rank tbs formr tho grand Gordon
of the Order Of Leopold and the latter the grand Gordon
Of the Order Of the branch Ernesas Of SAKE Prince Ma
polson during the ball. oonverssd with several persoas
especially with Henri de Broucksrs, tbs Minister of
Foreign Aa.irs with the Baron DO vrint. ths Austrian
Their Imperial and Royal Hghnesses returned to ths
pslase about IL o'clock detachment OF the oarbnssn
On Tuesday his Imperial Hghns@ Prince Napoleon visited
the chief monuments Of the capital At halt past
the Hotel do wis, and then to the Library Of Bour.
gogDs
|. III. evening After dinner, which took phase I. sas
assisted at the given BY the Grand Hsr
monte Society 81 the Theatre Royal o: the Mint.
An Austrian Attack ON Russia.
1t not significant fact when Of tbs most power.
fal exposures Of Russian doplcity lswlssueu and as
ers-sion ccm's from an Aust rap pen, published in
Vienna nswspaper and read and relshs oy the inau
initial classes Of society Of the Austrian capisal9
Such ~ article appesrs In the Lloyd Of jan 9e-
In her dispute With TURKEY, says the writer Rus.
is has ,a,snssd IN insov..s principle and
case ne power cesrs another to make treaty With
tse the refusal Of the latter to enter isto iush treaty
rseee1 case In which war In which
ulsory meaurss OF warlks chsraoter-A war In short
without esclars'ien Of wAr-msy BE- adopted Accord
Fed Il to propose 70 Naples tr..ty hsviss
for s the introduction OF tariff sed the no.
ltcai equalization Of it, Protestant subjects With u
cathoie Neapotans to reply TO the sccsptsuss Of
spledss The new interpretation Of "f.st 4. 2hss
affect tie integrity Of the latter in case he former q
the commeu OF hosiltss declares that Il dos
sdy put rsua Of :our. II ,as s
declaration Of by Naples explosion OF SAVAGE
yilfri.sss asd - an impuds.t provocs ION I. would
then order It's IN forces destroy the ships Of tbs ens-
N.Y. lay it, towns 10 ashss and perhaps Hnd quite co.
sstent wi IT, conscience to take possession Of the eoa
Auitria md France, persdvenurs. desired that tAsir
interests in the reservation o. shonh be consulted
.nH me insgrity OF tn. kSgdom should mot b
violated ny England the latter power would cut short
their complaints with the dee ration that its pressrvaoa
Also her most sDosrs wish that It's Europsan nsoss
Ely indeed And that she consequently sotsrtans no
INC ught OF conquest Eogland would break hsr
were ~ after the restoration Of peace she were to kssD
the bland OF Sicily pledge for tie war s,pensss Gen.
coded to her BY rghtfor right is that he Who i vssk
wrong AID must pay him that 10 strong, and the efors
fsn. Ana then pledge, sooner or later, must be
s'crec, and Ia no conquest. Neither vonli abe have
orosen her vrd In nsucre ,ton we're TO break
out At the very moment abe was hAnag baok her pledge
pendent Naples enfesbed by the war and tas paymsst
o. cots, would not DO able TO recover and thus tAs
nouinely inu0penoeut, would de f6cto bsoOUo
IN English csony. The rsasoning Ia just for EosIsd
merely pronised not to copquer the island-is nsvsr
pronsi not to prevent Naples from getting it back again
The principle which Russia wants to establish In the
oriental dispute untepable FOR II stamps the exsress
othe rsht-the se oute and necessary rght-vsstsd IN
STATE to ceene proposed treaty injury II givss
any poser bsnt on conquest ~eapon ready for Its us
and which may WELD At pleasure against any II ta CON-
peers This novel exsgess this commentary that
war does not wound the integrity otnsr vords does
cot inJure the vital strsnsh OF sate 10 such war
without Inst OF frs dc ninion IL In truth veg
holes, for the vitality OF State often dcsIls e vth
Iursey In the strength Of i army the eratasss Of s
revenue the loyal aet lance Of its subj c which may
pofiby bs spniha, ed through contest
no matter VIA tn. name preext be that creates
~ nany states the punshmsnt OF dssth ia besn so
isned and the nsw penal code substitutes for It thst a
whipPng but that means the delinquent practically
snippeo MI be gives up the ghost ard 10 tha. CASE II
sac tnat death gu pervepes NOT the deduction Of IL
irrigated law but from human bodil, weakness Or.
tain wars without the usual sAnir INTENDED
conq ust have the relation to actual VAR a
postion bas said chsstsement o. whippioe bsers =
the pensly Of csath The result idencs Bat esa