The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-24

substantial and lasting peace. Russia may yield to the
coalition forming against her but between receiving
tain ordtions u tie basis Of negotiations and aetu
ally signing agreeing to prehminares, there Is still
very great difference. On the other hand Russia BY
concluding peace row, win be able 70 repair
her losses and to take advantage Of any event that
between the Western Powera She would still have
thu in her favor which must develope and her
power, while the Oriental problem would st remain nm
solved, and Turkey Eot only every scku but IN the
actual progress Of spontaneous decomposition II Rus
STA ccncuces peace now she viii, doubt do 50 vi1h
reservation that she viii adhere 70 il terms
only long circumstances will compel hsr to do
In other words - long q the coalition exists which
vents her from seixirR npon Turkey.
peace Ia now made, 1t win be the wish OF the EN-
peror Napoleon. It is he who oonceivsd 5000 three
through the medium OF Austria, and q matters tbc1
stood there Was every reason 70 suppose these
positions would At once be accepted l DO not ike "a
serate when say there were men in Paris AID y,s.ns
Il am not quite sure there such In London W.
we're perfectly confused esiosshsns that suss.
duced me to speak with much confidence OF
ing peace In my letters TO the HHALD though have
since felt little lees condolences in issue myseK
One thing viii venture TO predict and ltrust YOUR
million OF readers will stick PIN into that II ina var
continues Russia viii in the end herself by
all Europe Not only win Austria not side with Russs
q eupposition which may have received some creienee
with our nbusters Al home, but which no ssns ,Ie man
in Europe at all acquainted with the aftuaton consider
ed for one moment likely to take place but Austria
vi 90 10 war with Russis ~ room = Frnnes and Eas-
land shall aid her in her present financial dculties
Austria has men enough; but she has money. Let
France and England conclude separate treaty with Aus
tria the model Of that included ~ france aud
England with Sweden. and you will longer be isfs =
doubt The true object Of Austrian policy The re-
union Of Poland be bnlwark against Russia but IL
would be the reunion Of kindred raos the reunion Of
Germany would give the system OF European states :
centre Of gravity, alk: stui Against Eastern and
Western aggression, and b far more easily ssscted
than revival Of extint nstionalites. Russs IN view
of such . prospect which would Ut once eon6ne hog
power 10 xed limits geographical and moral may CONE
10 terms YET but NO peace ess b. lasting which does not
regulate the CenrA European question we'll - the
Oriental one. Whether peace IL concluded whs.hsr
the goes on, the systsm of the five Great powers
which governed Europe sinN 1915 he's reached -
terminus and with II has also tsrinated The public Ian
OF Europe which was the differentiated will Of thosS
Powers. The peace will lead 20 CONSTRUCTION ~
the public law Of Europe and 1t will Be- vsll for thS
United states 10 watch the progress Of events in tha
Iection can h.rdy hope that thes. hints vim b maoh
but the time may when shall u least rscssvr -.
ereeit for impartiality and unbia,se d Judgment.
The Hon. Willard Fillmore left here TO-DAY f,~ u.,,.
aer havg been Tor nearly four weeks the prd4 q EVER
American 10 Rome, and the ca1se Of passwusd sdrv: