The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-05

NE Western Powers from interest and sss preservation
obliged 10 add weight of It's political confederation
that Of France and ENGLAND. Such division of ssnti
subsist long in the centre OF Europe with
out enstng the senneots of other Powers aud lais
Napoleon pesd not be fertile in resources he has
shown himself TO be from ths I'd Of December 1851 At
The present day, to profit by it. The hu nlison of
Prussia in concert with Austria and Engisnd-nsy
even with the partial 90 operation OF the German
States themselves could be problem not unworthy OF
French politics. and neither opposed TO the rad OF
royalty 10 those o. the republic and the empire There
has exsteda hsrecitay hatred be France and Pu
sis since 1872 which received fresn fnel from
the nducs OF Prussia during this var aud which viii
certainly mutually seek oppor unity OF being graft
fed The oppor unity vii not be wanting long and VII
be improved by both parties IN the name OF civiizs-
ssthe equilibrium Of Europe" 1t not matter
ever what or form proceeds the old
Vrudee OF France the liberal party against the Mill
tary regime of Prussia under Russian professionals.
Whatever military in the United States may
think Of and the chevements Of the respective
parties ard whatever opinion may be taiesd in
Washington TO the power of Russia for defensive
peace, preferred her now practically admit her in
abinfy resist the combioaton existing against
made Turkey, and which furnished the osteusble
of the war but she also yields Others in gene al
European interest," such the free navigation the
Danube to ia mouth and portion of Besssraba
of her good and peaceable intention She also
surrenders the protectorate the Danuban Prnc
pshtes acquired by the peace Of Acrsnope ADD there
fore consents practically dimnution Of power
and influence. Engand and France lose nothing
sacrifice which was equally made by Russia;
for The huncr red thousand russians who perisned
the s.rs m NJ s sssp a.. side BY eide nth me %ps
Russia, them by the acceptance of the terms Of pesce
loses the prestige Of invinci oy, while France has
estAoshed her old reputation for aggressive and
military superiority rAis loss Of prestige on tue part Of
Rusa and this positive gain OF political influence tne
diploma combinations and ADDITIONAL results Russa's
ambition be considered lowered in regard to the
ssck man. ConstSntiuople bur she remains almost
mir jared 10 the Baltic where the treaty betsesu
den and tire Western Powers almost the only adv3n
gained by the aes) and her position che shores OF
the vstaa r. mains as iasc as ever 1t is to this posi-
ton ct Russa-to Rasss 10 Europe-thst the emperor
Napoleon will now turn his attenton. Let me guess
vhss nav be biz plsn.
Russia has, in Prussia advanced post in Germany,
which is ,he oruaable by the portion of hes
territory which forms wedge oct Prussan and Aus
TRAN siesis, she only threatens Austria bat Ger
many e'pecsl If seconded in her pretenscns by Pms
STA. This point snc the vunerab part of Austria
the frontiers Of Transylvanla, sufficient TO keep
Austria IN sta'e OF suspense and alarm iesr
the Gar nj ut feel disposed 10 punish her i1grstitu1e
BY point ting the road OF Russ,a by Of CONSTANT
mop to India Louis Napoleon seeded In overcoming
the love peace the leIhegy Of England by pon:
ing TO rapsy and Slesi, Ne viii succeed
in keeping alive the approximations OF Aussria and this
the more So as BY his nodsra ion in ay he really shows
himself disinteres friend the house of Ha
He will further be able to point - Austria that 10 be
secure iro Russian aggression Or revenge she must
destroy his influence Gernsny the centre OF which
Berlin and that 10 do this, will uosony meritorious
act toward Germany, whose ladepsncence will thereby
be permanently secured, bat " Austria herself because
she will gain il Ger what Prussia loses and
cupy the ground which stood previous to the
",
Maria Iherese, by Frederic the Great of Prussia.
tria by cong ts is dischsginx duty Germany
rs re ,msss s hv or ooeupy
usage we'll by the approving sentimen. of contem
porary princes and the people.
You from this short that the situation Is al
ready created wch sords for the dip,m
Of the Emperor Napoleon He will bring to it
greatly nci essed polrics influence and confederation
nuoh higher for and the
tge Of victorious army He is Of the operation
OF England and tae Scandinavian Powers for he need
0ny point the protocol which Lord Pamesston sgned
In political aiming f. ana which rencs-s Russian
succession possible in Denmark alarm both and
cure the cooperation of public opinion in Germany
The Emperor Napoleon, therefore still remains master Of
events ano The peace about 70 be cluded will rather
increase than diminish his opportunities 10 profit by
them.
Here in Rome matters and things remain pretty much
TRAN coDcordat ard AT the Large accession Of papa
power through it and the support of Imperial Fra
1t serves 70 compensate for the less OF influence aud
revenue fsom Spain, Portugal aud Sardinia ami opens
even prospect Of consultation With the King of the
security on the part Of the ~ is shewn
BY the inued arrest OF suspected persons and their
escape from prison in large numbers hardly to
be scconntet for by the caressness OF the +los
Italy IL csucron Of political Intrigue and violent
public psssin; but the hour Of her delivery has yet
struck and she will set Iea ain, iof tine to soms
mere gee graphical division If Europe Eogand hsd
her way she you'd have revoIu1onized the kingdom
of the Two Settles long ago. shich might done
nere promenade OF large fleet along the coast OF Ca
abris but France has other ard desper plans and the
farce of Naples which Is t. off time
other hss been suspended to admit Of the performance of
the principal peace. Napoleon will not again vesture
out Of enterprise till he has secured the
kiion Of Central EuroIe and shall Immediately after
the Easter Holidays repair Paris and FrAr rt the
Mann to Keep you in ormed about events present and
pro spective in those quarters OF this however feel
thus that should time for rup be-
tween France and Ausris apr oach- Sardpis viii have
good to call for the assistance of imperial Franco
ard EMIT ed TO it, as socsus dque amis in ermss
Ronaanis.
There Is Sothipg in Spain Portugal. In ths
adj
slow length along and there seems - be some prospect
of papcisl eu Eoration. The Queen ia evident pu.
political prisoner ard exhibits her fidelity to the Clur: n
of Rome in spite OF the withdrawal Of her Minister from
the return CT the Papal Nuncio from Msdrid
cy magnificent presents the Holy Father here and to
the Church II spain. The position of Spain IL far feom
being assured. IL by csrtai which of the
many factions that strive for power AMI influence will IN
the end be successful Espartero Is very old aud
The Queen yet quite young AID in constant c)mmuni
cation by writing wi Der mother, Donna Christina
Who ap the epscsl favorite Of the Emperor
Napoleon in Paris. The ticular good fortune
sts in being The Immediate interests Of
Europe to be special mark, anc in having Nc Pierce
preside the affairs Of the United States Other Tise
either present government at home the island OF
Cuba might be in CANCER. As matters stand CT pr
ecotO. i. J, q.