The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-14

Of war peace, or tbs strict neutrality OF Germany.
The ola rights Of Tie Dobry 10 Hanover the assembly
daily receives memorials and petitions from various
IN Virtue Of the same principle to be rsp.ced in posses
SIGN Of privileges abolished By the new constitution
TIE EFFECT OF THE ALLIED SUCCESSES
IN GERMANY.
fParia May 30) Cores pondenee OF London Standard
We hear the word peace ceginning TO bs revived but
the held out the readiness With which IL 10 en-
any actual formation touen.pg the disposition Of Rus
TO come to terms with the sliad powers The ru.
such as 10, shows, however the truthful instinct
With which the pubic attaches prospects, OF peace to
victory in the elo end that peace too should be re-
eareed the probable consequences Of the successes
sin e tine has been Afforded their extent
The morale Of the Russian army must indeed be SHAKEN
SEEING that in the second year Of the war, tasy
rave not OF achievement 70 RECORD apart the
snacy Their dsepoe OF Sebastopo they nave failed
n ID ne Fl Ssr as on ss q hs
Even the attempt 10 wipe away the stigma o,
Turkish encsTpnent on Russian sell at EupAtoris,
orly served TO the prebtigs OF the invader.
Every sortie, however aided by elements and in
vested with the advantages Of surprise, has been
has been made French lines the English ines
or on BOTH the result has been the in illustrating
the superiority OF the asbss, and adding sneck upon
check 10 tie score Of Russian defeats. On tho other
bsId the allies have succeeded in ell isolated attempts
a. the, saw 10 cause them and to afford
the enemy ADVANTAGE they have tasen uner the guns
Of the batteries and included within their Osn worss
Against ouch mul ipeo feats, the resistance Of for
Of the extent Of Seesstopo large snd so creum
s.Dced az that could DO, be invested, Astounding in
supplies, snd armed WITH the addition Of guns taSsn
from Voluntarily sacrificed feet affords NO anaicent
seto against ipvafabe defeat If this be the history
pectaton that past events shall be exceeded opsrA
tiers which commence With the simultaneous seizure
as the sn capture 81 thss:
works between the central bAstion and the sea,
s1ms FSsSsa wth victory asa covered With
prestige, the allies have begun novsment, the OBJ
ect Of wh'h i to sweep the Russians from the Crmea
the Turkish vcors Of the Danube and Of Eupatoria
and the soldiers Of free Piedmont burning to raise the
reputation OF Italy claim for Italian independence
which heIoi.m shall reneer Irresistible. Before such
elements what could the best appointed sers be expect
hupared defeats conscious inferOr, and stratensd
they must be- In suppes how can the Russians hope
to- ana Of shs Es Ru. VIII them say
zee the wisdom Of avoiding further losses and
deeper disgrace She vil mele virtue OF necessity,
and find some ready reason Tor coming to terms. The
nsry foresight had hitherto influenced Rufsan counci
the would have been undertaken. Russia would
have better weighed the forces of such Eng
land and France and not have entered ON hostss ct
the outset Of which she had to confess the necessity
Of striking her naval flag and Of hiding one par. Of
her ships while the other pride Or the issue
on such course Of peril while yet Il might have bsen
avoided, the motives will forbid withdrawal, be-
retreat would be ayo~a of weakness and confess
sion Of shame Excited PASSIONS which stimulate and
blind at the time, will press her forward in her
fatal course until the Will Of Providence, which has al
fulfilled All parties seem ct present to dread the word
Batopaies although there are few who do not feel
come more satisfactory Arrangement Of tbe
nations each other In 0rmity with race iaSgGage
as e%.s sns s:ss Is sas
the loss Of her bold Crcassia ana ac3ompaa,sa mo
doubt y from . ns The Ssas q Europe In
| Poard she considers herself impregnable She has
covered that country with fortrs.sesl and Nh,
erection try make Germany indemnify her for her
jossea tsewbIe AS soon ss the allies have their eyes
raced from Pclapd The question Of the restoration Of
.,at county 70 Independence, which Ia now cloudy
ton The path that ought be followed. Even it
lie the strength Of Russian forresses in Poland which
aprals Austria, brides Prussia to alliance with
| Power reported 10 be invuinerably entrenchsd All
would moi ,bersere, be settled BY the rescue of the
which is supposed be opened by resent sacrifices, will
rot bear The look Of stescy examination Russia will
submit to peace until she hus made trial Of effort
tie heart Of Eur ops; that trial will probably necsssi
tate the FERROUS adopticn OF question from which all
country bos SO fre ed om would secure Germany from
| tie degrading menace Of a half haTbarous Power.
Rumors calculated 70 excite expectations Of peace be-
irg reestabshsd circulated to evsn greater
is that ere are powerful parties a. work whose ntsr
toHal loan which as it win be made, like the last BY
direct can on tie country 1t bsoHes essential that the
tie Ida Of proracttd war be suggssted there would
arise Is necessary consequence, interninabIe vista
Of loans present Speculation BY prospects
OF chsnces OF greater advantages with each repetition
Of the like experiment The pre- yalng good humor &C
casioned by tie late series Of brilliant may be
teeEenet into more permanent sentiment Of salts
faction by prfentirg peace result which must
Inevitably follow operations SO h:rr.,.yy commenced,
Heree peace IS very much talked Ct and hope Of its
held up by way, II not Of proof, at least Of fat
tepIg support certain telssraphic dispatches from
s
withdraw al of Price Cortsntno fr1m the direoton OF
the naval department, Such 6e eater Prince Con-
stant 10 Ger crbed to be may be supposed to resign
from other motives. 1t is pleasant position for
AIch6uke, that Of Ierd High Admiral Of navy, whose
ing rom fees LETT At their ease 10 blockade Russian ports
capture sal which cares to show the Russian
by the last sss Of The occnpaon Of thessa Of Aso
and the glowing patriotism which deliberately burned
thirty three chips and steamers, jest they should fall
into The hands Of the allies furnishes pendant 10 tue
smiling Of squaoron for sake Of keepirg the rams
To preside over such suicidal exploits Is hardly worthy
OF he Pr nee Somiras fiery ambition and may
tepate the Iesi nation Of his Imperial Hgbness so
other ground than that OF At tie unlikely ascend
aDcy Of peace councillors, whose turn hardly yet
have cone. t.@.1ea 4A
| THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT TO THE MES.
| aELR0DE CONFERENCE CIRCULAR 81
The Paris Aonaew, of May &c. publishes the following
creular dressed by tho Minister for Foreign Affairs
of France to ench legations reply 70 the
circular Of Count &c Nerselroie:-- - NI., 1ts
| . uH rt 81 PARIS May %, 1865.
Shall the newspapers Of Europe have rsprodu led
ftm the Journal dc 81 Pete,s6org the circular wbi.h
Of Nay (2ssh Of April cid stye to the agents Russs
at io eisn courts rho government of the Emperor
INTENDED to await the ofcia closing OF the Conrtn sss
before expressing comprehensive cgment upon them;
but sEce the Cabinet Of st. Petersburg has thought at
to make, without further delay, an appeal public
! opinion, viii feel surprised II We, In our tnrn
follow in the path which has been opened aud
my part erier that path with an the confidence with
! calculated to inf pire -tt tfl
viii first Of ell cell 10 mind the circumstances which
rtrced England and France 70 take part in the neqo
tsonp ct moment at which the active prosecution of
the appeared to be the principal object Of thsir
anxiety their care The treaty of the ID of Deee