The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-26

at the Germans provi led he would not nenuie wn inc
Internal ns tionf OF Germany aud would estaohsa
separate military and civil government with the German
language he official Language OF The country, and
German stadtholder with governmental powers as the
bead Of civil AFFAIRS 1t would further be necessary to
keep the German army distinct from that Of Fanse ana
10 it be by Germans and nauded in chief
by German gene alissimo, appointed ny the Emoeror
King. Sucb a union OF France and Germany, which
would elevate III 4ti,nalitls aud est aeris
ROVER which could bid defiance all the Asiatic and
semi Asiac power would establish the civilization aud
The peace Of Europe ON permanent basis and at the
that Of England powers Of tho second rank. There ia
enough In idea n excite the enthusiasm of tho
MAPS who have already fouehs under the French
imperial eagles and who have had but little occasion
since gl,ry The part performed ny their princes. As
1t it, they cond mned to political tisity-their
princes eeing waivers Provideuc., and hsviag
no other in Mt heart than those which
and relate 10 the prosperity OF their own families.
pion with France nay with Ru ssi. would be pre-.
ferabe such existeace for the atter their
governmental spotsm would at least be original, and
not received second band from a afst rate power.
Ii Germany cannot have aud maintain policy Of her
own" the Catholics and orthodox Pro'estants,
then let join some great power which has policy
that may be modified ny our unon 50 that We may both
enjoy its benefits. Let in other be partl
epaiors in the great events that fashion the wor and
20 Fit down with onr hands in cur laps till late reaches
through TIE polincs of other naons. At the botom
all li ID the Catholic parry in Germany WHO for the
last tbiy years has not tAun the Professionals
with the bitter poi III fruits their secession What
ha Gen gainec BY the thirty years religious WARP
they ask The privilege OF not ng t. oval con-
ession And what has she lastf Her union aud indie
the assistance Of foreign kings They brought 6ustavus
Ad'lI hus into Germany, aosolvsd the GERMAN princes
from cir an 70 me os a the
foundation to the subsequent felony OF Frederic TIE
Great, who ua war upon The Emperor Inc divson Of
Ge many led her humia ion 10y the French, ant ex-
poses her the newt tote graz Of kusss unless re-
unon If some established religion revive
some Of tie ancient spirit and vgor .
So reason the Catholics of Germany win 'neir eyes
tuI ned westward 70 fsi whi tley nay now re.' by
railroad in ten short hours Paris Is near and Peters
-. lin anal nor I'm Al con
hic France has eady by her language her literature
and her fashions made permanent lodgment In Ger
many and her language i the language oil society in
every Of nme than twenty thousand inhabitants.
Havre i the port OF Western Germany, aad the
Rhine is all eady half Of French river. Moe han al,
the Napoleon s, DtiDues the law OF the Rhenish
Or viz ces the year is has tho eoughy ermiued
the whoe governmental fabric ,fGemaey hee, then
Ell, mens ii diplomacy OF ended syaem poll
tics worthy an empire. The soil ploughad the seed
cast requires nothing but and chflness, and
political sunshine to be brought 10 ma nrity The sys-
TEN railr. ads which France will Germany ana
Belgium and now also wi northern Italy, will in me
end prove only of ststraegci II Importance, but
fixed on the East, couuted with too much security
her sition in Germany aud the fidelity OF the pi
she subjects 10 her despotism she increased the
number Of her Cossacks and grenadiers while Western
Europe Increasing the Of civilization by steam
and in hi. at least, Russia WI eventually DC de-
iesed by he lover oil civilization
The union OF Germany and France would be the first
step toWa d the establishment Of that solidarity Of IN
terests talked about BY the socialists and toward which
the lue republic on iran e mas maze SO Ht7 progress
But the ut i the genius Of history docs not RESIDE ia
rg gle In any given number Of men; 1t pecvades
whole nations and enterprises which to-day could ruin
the comtiued forces If the most powerful cnnquerors be-
some to not only facie of accomplishment but
absolutely certain and inevitable Of success Neither
Napoleon l., nor Napoleon IL, could have lived
= day, had not the years 1889 aud 1898 preceded
them but that Napoleon IL can NV rule in
France after Napoleon !. persisted the Island of
ST. Helena, shows the immense cha g. which the state
Of society has since 1915 Western and Gen.
trail Europe 1t s This view Of thing, it appears 60 me,
which ought not to be lost sight IL judging the proba
BILE result OF the present IN the East The niece ma
tefia progress the may in the end, prove merely
accessory The events prepared by the progressive
history Of the nineteenth century -.
Nothing from the theatre of war will reach you
now for many weeks Th Iieo armies have gone ino
winter quarters; the Guards are gng home, and out
small ton Of the fleet will be permanently employ ed
In the Black sea- The allies will endeavor keep Kin
burn and all parties viii improve the ensuing Water to
diplomacy will be active in spain, in Portugal snd in
Scandinavia. scandinavian league in the North Of
Europe, aud an Offensive aud defensive alliance with
Spain and Portugal would not only mater tally increase
the power Of allies but add to the al effect pro-
duoed by the union of England and France.
As to the threatened between tho United States
and England, but the qaidnncs aud spectators
the Bours. Affect 10 believe in it, Il IL probably all
buster The side Of Marcy OF Bnchapsa, OF rca and
81 LORD fshnerston. That Geek won't light i. l. J.
PAEs Nov. s, 1855
CUnrcyets Mssita 70 Sctdca-The B0,1pdYte and B1aG
doRe foniits-7her Ca,ioas Influence Each O'hcr-
lhc GQ'ltsh SctH0 ItS--E european MtsHifsTsoNdtnJ 2
American Polcy-Greet Sympat,ies scih Russia IL,
scnly ghe Cred Minister u Hummelshine, Amnsin
Ineide'ts-1Rc Bosla,dm,eai Of Kinbu,,s-Itan Of u
Neri campaim--imperial Shooting Party al Fbntain
Ledp--Wnter SCI Lo--Curiots Pagan Ceremony.
Tie No,iteur announces this morning the aisembarka
tion Of General Canrobert at Stockholm and it is evcn
from the auson made and the :clamatinn with whic
lie eeei ed that great Importance is Attached to tn
mission he is TO perform at the Court Of Sweden. 1t
curious to remark the singular role which the family
Bernadotte has been ate to play in the great events
Dected with French history and how strangely lite inu
il brought TO bear upon the dynasty OF Bonspartt
Madame Bernadote had for her saitor before ha kDe
Josephine the great Napoleon and rejected him to he
subsequent great rgret when she witnessed the loft
height to which his fortunes had conducted him. b.
Madame Bernadotte Queen when the Empress jose
phine fepud,ated, and the Bopaparte dynasty
subsequently, broken TO pieces. Beruad,tte, howe,
played conspicuous part in eecting theiortunes OF
dynasty. His conduct In descrtng France In 1sl4-h
intrgues 20 into the vacant throne Of France at
period-tfe clever manner in which he juggled hims
into tenure Of sweeden by being the hum6let
of Russia will be facts fresh in every ones memory;
now, after keeping his hold for more than for
years of the throne Of Gustavus and turning h
tack upon every scion Of Bonapartc7 who ever c.
lcok towards him. II is his and successor Oscar VII
te hold the balance Of power between France
the Gar England, Russia and France alike ply him Wit
their good Offices aud there Is power at the
moment who do much to inuence the fate Of tn
var as Sweden. Ihe withdrawal Of Oscars neutrali'
would have immense results in any future expedition
fhs Bac and It Il in that region alone that Russia h,
Itf erto proved impregnabie. The King has however
Jifcult game TO fasy Should Russia become powsris
TO protect him. snd France in spite of him, gain u
ascendant the house Of Beroadotte-to.ldse the ear
language Of the frrt Emreror-msy cease to reign,
ara even though his Majesty should AXE the safe
France, the part that his ancestor played IN 1914 wi
ntver be fogotten by the srench people
The I'ats-wbicb always speaks with a sort OF sem
Official sathoriy from its former direct connection wit
Napoleon President, whose name in fact i boretoo
mp Yesterday the subject Of the United states raid vi
Len mark IN regard to sornd dues and quotes the d.
tails gave you fortnight ago, Ia vbicn Arneric.
shown 70 have the least monetary interest In the aft III
any other patton IN orde 70 protect against the genera
aggressive policy al the states which would lain compa
with that OF kussa and thus account for the sympn
existing between the two Powers. But neither franc
nor England In a position 10 take correct estima
al the policy OF the Titled States winch In s agsre