The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

CONTROL NacedOn-Snx0Ny, b.-
,aria, and Wa-temberg-sre Altering in their 81
egispce, and, to the principle Of being strv0g
lron the stronger side, are afflicted with dou9ts
The great passive 2nd inert bulk Of Germany Is o.
,iilIig itself numbering and hesitAtiug manner;
visions Of natl 81 unity Of merging Individual Interests
Truly policy, Of substituting patriotism for
nd,,iauaisn, anc many abstrass logicai entities ior
many others equally ruse, fit tsiore The German
n,n sns sso.snoss aeI~,nse.s, and the
duty 81 considering whether something having
some remote relation 70 concerted aston ought
tiest dslec'ics and most recondite tsrmiDoiogy OF
Kant and iiseeL Germany, ii not wholly awake,
not entirely inebriAted If little giddy with
tobacco smoke, is not wholly stupehed and u,
reees gradually awaiting :, The that she has
talked and written rather too and aud adven
tnIed father too little. The Russian mind has never
evipced mach propeness TO meAphyscs but enough Is
Of an IL tuercs which, unit, the came, she believed
to e iooestrucb. Nor Is easy say what effect
symptoms Of iDc.ient rnas'ny may have npon the coun
Austria Of Prussia 70 Austria such an ava
henilg of the pr6c Dird is NO incoDHderaoie en-
ccursgement 20 advances in the course on which she
has Just entered, Ence II not only promises to
her ina. support toc which she has so long been
&c, sing, bat gives earnest that, lar az her 15.
fallen short Of her duties and her Obligations 1t has
still BEN Of some advantage TO rer in mparison wish
The less DC tactics Of he, rival Prussia The
Court Berlin the other hand, seems TO lie threat
ed on,y with the pcsi, cf gr.a
power but with complete iso ion from tn Staes he
support which she has with louch crooked policy
been counting These things must tend 70 convince the
German Power that l. has been friendly o.er n0cn
Gar and the other that safety and ambition alike
point 70 a OF decided hostility. lhe work Of
iorry years intrigue is being rapidly updone and
urber ccn,inu anee ne war bids Ir upro in
fuerce Germany Tfch forty yeis o; hie intrigue and
corrupt; rns not restore.
Yet Rot bring ourselves ~ beneve tnas the EN-
peror Of Rasa though he hesiatea - refuse, WILL make
up mind to the terms offered bin BY the ai,ss
tire iue,or OF his biogdOm the German party, usually
rgsrota as he FRIENDS II peace mas oeen prostrateo
al III. cd Ru SANS the in pacabe advocates OF war
Pegisn organ the Car keeps bravely the note o.
and challenges ss TO Try the ttune OF
csmpsj0n AZ the Norh With great aoility, ana with
rot fairness and erontery than the exiseacies
II a rather uDmansgeaols case demand tbs jour.
pal strives 10 create dissenl between Eng'ao1 and
FIance aac pr hatn that any hope of suocess
the Baltic utterly jute aud sosuro. To be sure,
IL lite over arg its when it safes that the
Bslc il only open tour mouths bat here Is No donb
thele great justice in what says vito reference -
the pc sibihy of w,Dt<IiDg IN those inhCsptahie
eions Since the tine Of Cha les XII enenys army
success hat experiment. not great TO induce
i repe,i'i1n bar when the Nord tells US that we can
only scratch the feet pull the hair Of Russia its meta
phos carry little too fa- Our scratches have dram
ed the Arteries of the giant and, though Applied
at the mites have been OILY the more effective on
tba. account.
We al, i.i,ate .hen from Russia neither refusal
On acceptance mt such rouihed counter proposition
may give rise to goatons ard enable her to play
another c<nererce Unless there be broad ana clear
acceptance Of every point the proposal re-
only s1te:s 0l secondary kuCn
a. might fairly and ,essonaoy form after Of difference
betw.e Agciators agreed essentials trust that
such insidous viii be perempto-iy reused
On 'he conduct Of our cwn government we have
DO deutt, and little ct the course which sense
of bis own dignity and interest," viii Induce the
BE- evident that i ABSOLUTELY
requisi for the very existence Of our government
that it sbopll Parliament with decided announce
roept may reasonably expect the support Of the n.tion
hut repetition OF the uncsg ssiny of last April the
House country ca,not and will not tolerate. War
to Re uccessfo), be carried only W h the
arent, but viii TIE r.husia-T Of the people, and en-
thpsissEa znaiD' aimed If We are perpesuaGy
haltiAg il I'd and tea hing friends and
mics alike believe that unequal n spirit if
in strength 20 me task have undertaken. II were
e,urn .uaus to speculate 50 whether it be for The
Ultimate benefit q Europe and the VIC ID thu. pea:e
should rs ccns,uaed II Re that an immediate
cessation oil and DANCE nay b. eesrly pur,h sed
thoroughly eEnansed but carnO. be wrong in tn nix
irg that whsteve Re the merits OF either alternative thu
~ hats between the two is f-augh. with mis-
Chief AID disaster.
INTERESTING FROM RUSSIA.
TIE EsTERuAZY MlssION--F FEELING AGAINST AUS
rRIA-TR DE RETURTs--IMMENsE VAR PREpA ARA
TONS IN TEE BALTlC-PROFEssoR jacob PRO-
MoTfD-AsCEnDaNcY OF THE WAR PATTY IN TIE
CABINET-AhOInFR CALL TO ARMS FROM THE
CZAR-LlITLE CHANCE OF PEACE-GENEKALS OF
TIE EMPIRE-IMPoRTANCE OF PRINCE MENsCBI-
KoFF'S COMMAND-FINANCE-wE IN ct.
Observation-Disclosures SHIPS LANDING ARMS.
Ttrom the London lines. Jan.
Private advces firm ~ Petersburg reach the 29tn
osrecen be-, and # con iJeaoo neret. They men
lion the arrival oi Pnce Eseihazy ard state tha. tue
question Of an ulfimaum the subject OF universal
,al 81 ell 81, Dc Of II had been reported 10
high quarters hst his propositions both the msximun
ard nnracrn At rejected bat This vas psi.
lively erroneous, and bad oern asceranec that he hsd
rot yet the Chancellor (Coust Nessekcde),
gro was not hin till tie farowiOg afternoon. II
also rpders cd that no anever was 10 De Civ fo
FL, days and u is added that Council OF the E-
pe 10 te appointed - examine and tisHuss the pro-
positions. Hence said, III may be taken for anted
that all reports IN the meantime N 0e totally destiit
of,oundation."
ese letters confirm the ds'avor WITH which austria a.
sbe presept'ine is proessedy regroed Fhe members
OF the Austrian legation 1t - OBSERVED not havlng it,
oEn toeir goverrtn declines a. e5ding the
IL Dea al Inc Pss Tor ths fail OF ka!s lad are con-
seqpenty no. received into Russian society All classes
even INCLUDING the peasants are re?resente1 as In
dnleing in invec ives and sarea ans against theIn
vi regard to ade the acivy of the overland tran
sit stsl1 TO oave increased an y ppcars hs ewing
re extraordinary number Of horees employed TO b:ing
imports ION the Prpssan oaser ths rate OF carriage
back nom s. Peterson 70 cTpo had ALLEN 10 70 per
f,r hxrrn fin and III Ia ~ I'm