The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

convention Of the 18th Of june which, Is have often
told you has been considered second treaty Of BAt
Liman.
POSITION OF THE GERMAN COURTS.
THER NEUTRALITY AND IT'S CONSEQUENCES.
From the London Times, June s.
The German Courts rule the German people with rod
With rod Of gold, which win soon pass into one Of
STEEL 1t Is idle TO say that the political action Of the
country only the action Of the governments and that
he thinks Of the degradation which such soveregns
the King Of Prussia have brought upon the German
Germany prefer toleratethey the acknowledged
representatives, in the eyes Of Europe OF the various
States and BY their action must the character Of the
young and enthusiastic members Of the Bursshen
interest ont catches upon the subject OF "Ffe"
long treases and historical distractions that In al
questions Of art the Germans are highly cultivated
srapps, in which the Germans should have taken their
share, and from which they have most mesnly ab.
The very argument which bern 10 repeatedly urg
ed by the German Courts in favor Of their neutrality u
the very which tells against them with the greatest
force Why should they engage In war; Why should
they add to the number Of CONTESTANTS and contribute
their quota to general conHsgratonf The Is
thro"n their Weight into the seal" in .9or oS th.
(which they themselves had to be just
would drawn back before the armies and fleets Of
Europe. Nothing less would have averted contest
Sro a asa or gS aq sa Of s m
The Russian ruler better acquainted than were
with the nature Of his interest at the various German
courts especially ct that which has served him with
such desperate tenacity Of purpose to the last The
Russian has been well served at the German courts he
Again by series Of dsIterous matrimonial alliances, be
has converted Germany into kind OF nursery barrack
for the Romanof family The Grand Duchy of Psruke-
helm cannot be stirred into action, because the interest
ing Grand Duchess Marie Feodorowna Ia . scion' OF
the Imperial house. not the Dowagsr Empress sis
ter OF that king of who reokons the great Frederick
aunOu
perry German Kingdom or duchy without stumbling
ssain.t Pstrowitz or P.uloxit, The unctuous Cham
are mere Wallets Of the Russian Chsncery.
Russian interest In fact turn where you viii in Ger
many, the wind blows ever from the East. Either by
well SSnSvsS g or s sn ,od
upon the leading families the Car attans his end,
which is to parayzs the action of the German people,
and to them into the blind instruments Of his
wn So, LEI them acatt until his schemes further de-
re,cped and the frontier can Be advanced nearer to the
Rhine.
All this Is huniliatng enough, but, In strict JUS
tce It should only be spilled to the governing caste
and their agents. The blame which properly attaches
upon the action Of their rulers s feeble that they
cannot compel thsm to the national honor In ls4s
rave about sehissvig. Holstsin, and throw away
the game Of liberty, while their hands were filled with
n.
and dull ~ many foeks Of sheep One woald
have supposed that such point - the destruction OF
ton Of native policy. was one worthy Of an honest
struggle. One would think that endowed with any
y such = CHANG. UPON tbs soWth Of poll
teal liberty throughout Germany Had It not been for
the terrible wSght with which ST. Petersburg has pressed
upon every German capital the spulatons in favor Of
German liberty attached to the treaties Of 1915 would
not have remained dead letter A IL Is, the Russians
isi. a'e ssVs ths .ssse1y Z.
neither help US nor themselves Tho Germans have
left to bear the evil day alone and now the best
thing the aes do Is TO leave them In quiet rotion
population for which retain much sympathy Is the
pessantry The best advice we can give them Ia to es
cape wn ~ Leo ,osns,V or In
the ranks Of the allied armies they may fight the battle
Of their country, and fulal nober destiny than play
ing the tedious game Of soldering home garrison or
assisting swell the pomp Of review for the amuse
ment Of their despots Il the once wariks youth OF
old generation after generation, prach.ns mimic
war; In preparation for mighty blow which its rulers
win one day strike, but only ct the remaining liberties
In addition to the circular despatch OF the nth cf Nay
istyss Of Iusris Al German csurts the following phi
yate despatch Addressed under the same data TO
cOuns Etsrhay the Austrian dor q =
MONSIEUR In coxrs-Ths Prussan Cabinet has been
informed by NJ de Bismarck Of what has been done at
Frankfort reGeroB tho bt5p M pe tno
Charoe d Aarss was ordered to take by his Court We
approve that NJ dc Bismarck did not provoke discus
sion in the Diet on this step OF the Russian government
and We DO mot doubt that Prussia like austria, does
/ not deem such discussion suitable. We also en-.
tsrtain the conviction that ths other German Courts
WIN not 1sy further heed . this . new , s;ssmPs
i Of Germany from the general interests Of
Europe as the object OF Russia thereby only BE- 10
msntsln dsunion in Germany, and to make far
- possible Of the resolutions Of the German Courts be-
fore the Hnal result the Vienna Conferences Ia known
ana before We be- In position TO express ourselves
10 our conedsrates the ensemble Of the situation
| what II truly demsnds ON the part Of Germany.
However, not TO allow any doubt 70 exist on the poin
Of view In which look upon the declaration mase b.
Russia at Frankfort, address the annexed circular
representatives In Germany (Crcuar Of 1Tth May
published IN our second edition OF Saturday, We re
quest you 10 communicate IL to Baron Mantsufel An
on this occasion TO express to thu Minister Rrssdeu
conddeut hops that this pcint the views OF tn