The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-23


actually dissolyed and obscurely limiting that the
unnatural union must give place to more perfect
unders landing between France and Russia.
In Paris, and throughout France, Russian agents.
male and female from Madame de Leven DOWN.
wards, pursue different species OF tacocs. They
are instructed to Dinnae doubts OF the fidelity and
LOYALTY of Engaud-to preach against English Gu
pidity and sordidness, and that restless mer1
camille spirit so near akin to revolution IN Eng
land on the contrary, Russian agents-snd there
are many in London Manchester, and Ireland
-decain against the fckleness and peridy
of France. endeavor TO revive me ancient
ancient rivalry and the extinct old anti-Gallican
spirit. There are three or four sections OF secret
agents, spies and m0uchards at work, apparently
with views altogether different; but yet the object
of each section or of the heads that guide each seq
ton is only to cause first distTust and jealousy, a n
ultimately a GOODNESS between the two powers now
happily in firm alliance England and France. To
persons who have not studied Russian history, OF
watched the secret diplomacy OF Russia, the thing
we allude to may seem incredible, or even imposa
BILE; but to those who are that Russia forced
an ultra monarchic interference in pain al the very
moment she was openly exciting democratic re
olt In Greece, the policy now pnrsded Will appear
n accordance with the traditions and events from
1923 to 1928.
The rivalry Of France and England from the era
Of Peter the Great down to the period OF the Span
ish marriages, in lS47, greatly tended to the pr
fit and aggrandsemcnt OF Russia that for more tha
hundred and thirty years there was scarcely ar
object OF ambitious State policy which the Cabine'
OF ST. Petersburg failed to achieve. From the very
moment however, that England and Fronce were
firmly bound by the stipulat0ns Of the treaty O
1854, Russia was foiled in her long-cherishet
design of gaining Constantinople, and stopped
short in her successfully aggressive career Of d
century and q half's continuance. Bu. though
defeated in three battles, Russia still declares
she is not vanquisbed, and still adheres to
her traditional system OF future ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. tt
the success OF this system, however, dlSunlon be
10 iv.dio
liminary. No effort then, repeat will be left I'm
tried to sever union which is an impeachment Il
Russian success Russia, to achieve her ends, viii
not scruple to create confusion discomfort eth y
in France or in England. In France she Will IN
hesiratatingly make use of Csrsts Oreanists, epub
hcans, socialists, or even communists, to subserv,
her purposes; and in England in Ireland she will
address herself with equal readiness to charsts o.
to repealeis
Failing in domestic intrgues in either of these civi
Used countries there remains the cards the game
OF exciting discomfort in the British colonies In In
dia, in Persia or In Egypt, where the interests O
and the sill more desperate remedy Of exciting
democratic revolution in Central and Northern
Italy simultaneously with absOlutSm in the kingdom
OF the Two Sicihes and Spain. ANY one of thest
conformity if the scheme of disuniting the Western
Powers cannot be otherwise accomplished Prob
ably certain preparatory measures also have beer
previously arranged. For instance, M Boutenief
instructed to SOW dssention between the Engisi
and French Ambassadors; whilst General Stack
elberg, at Turin; NJ. Kokoschine. at Naples; an(
NJ. Benkendorf, at Madrid, have pursued
like course of unworthy chicane. Amids
so many incentives to quarrel 30 many pro
vacations to a msundersta Standing and q rupture
would be astonishing, almost miraculous, looking a
the weakness and fallibility and selflove OF men,
Russia were not in some one instance successful bu
we have firm faith in the wisdom of the people o
England and France, whose instructed classes se,
through the Machiavehan policy of the Gar and hi
cabiDSs, ard discerning the dishonest devices, an
aware OF their dangers.
By some it may be thought that we have deal
rather hardly with the Cza- and his cabinet. Bu
the conduct of Russia in reference to the Isle of Ser
penis, to Kia, TO Isma, TO Kars, and to the ronte
OF Bessarabia, has been so discreditable, and IN
reft vence 10 the b,-ssrabian frontier dishonest
that one is entitled 10 presume any knayery o |
welcomes Of power c9pab OF 20 acting. Ross !
has not only refused 10 perform some OF the article
OF the treaty OF Paris, the ink Of which Is scarcely
yet dry but mas tvasively attemp ed to wriQgle on
VI o'hers II them sut this crafty and unscrupu
lous Power vii TAIL 10 profit by her own wrong, ant
may fDd to her cost that all Attempts 10 SON disu
MON between England and France viii only serv
the more fr ly TO mite civilized nations agains
alsehood, fraud, ano diplomatic trickery,
fBr1.tt carrssppnden.c tSos - OF the 'ndon Post
LIE Nord (the Russian organ) OF this day, r.
prints the article from the Post OF Monday, wi IN tn
Glowing furious mmentary. After complaining
U
be 3Oth March," in lie Siecte, and sttributing il
Insertion 10 the circumstance that the jour
al of NJ. Hayin is under the inhuenc
I Lord Cowley, the Nord proceeds thus
Surrey NO person can be surprised u we ass, VII,
Journal which res pcctsole should open ~ colutns
ali the nth which . foreign print permits ITSELF TO
upon the person OF Sovereign OF great nation. ever
when well known that this journal y the AveWed
recognised organ Of . distinguished mir istsr
THIS rsiieciion have made when reading this
Ing In the Morning Pest the article from wnica 20 subo
~. v-fr~ - s.lx~~
~ ccaie H. submit that the language INDUCED 10
such a all honest must repudats-thss csnnos b.
susse vii mot offend Vie peo Die or the Sovereign 70 who
Il 10 addressed but highly offensive 70 puolic moral
and those who are compelled 70 listen 70 IL
Il H. then, for the purpose OF oonsgnng u genera
contempt thai this day reproduce the obnoxious article
Our readers viii jucge-even suppo-iog that sG~s,s
.n 80 nv .,sr. r. dso.,s - ns a.c'.or
all the Powers that had united together In Congress- whe
Their the title 70 piece Of land or to an sc some hundrc
feet In extent justify such audacious language. Lot
then, our readers Judge.
With respect TO the article on Lie Steele the organ
Of the Ear says -
We produce thh comm nicaiion, for which Le Steel
opens compa ,enty its columns TO the Britannia Chan
ceuey1s Ia dOng 30, We must however observe that
h net sufficient say that Russia has violated
OF the treaty o. Pars 70 absolutely necessary 70 de
moniusie oy iarts wncn are patent 70 al parties con
doubt which Of the Powers England, Austria, or Ruasi
lis guilty al tnis moment OF contraventon Of the term
n the Cougrss Of Paris has mot been able 70 resue,
before this ali the Little difficulties OF toe details which
ways manifest smseves In the execution Of such
ties especially In refer 10 the regulation o. frontiers
hat In asking that these frontiers should
resolved by the Congress. Russia has asked on
what jus, and honorable 70 al parties concerned
In refusing assent TO the vai Of the Congress
continuing tber occupation OF the Black Sea the NJ
nubi&p Frbcipses 10 spite OF the precise spuaxious
the treaty, Etelaud and Austria would nave pro red
the world that tney wished stsn,ste ihar own en-
cusve authority for that Of all the Powers had sign
cd ibe tcsty In question, iucudsug France Itself
Now, ifhB true, as The article muncsted 70 th
Steele would nouce bcnf that this authority hal pre-
ysilcd--ihat England all austria mistaken
their calculations and b they have done wrong re-
sing the opinions Of other Powers
vhy then, all ~e say 10 ths-that fer tha dignity
those Powers themselves and for the sake uf those
reefs thst are dependent upon EuTopean peace
think that such precedent Ia deeply 70 be regretted
But lie Nord Is not vet done with the Moruin
Post, which IL always referred to here as the orga
Of Lord Palmeston, and Is consequently held 1
much respect. In commenting upon an article a
the subject of Persia, which appeared lately in th
English journal, the Russian organ speaks thus
We reply In very " words 70 the statements OF IN
Morning Pot regarding the conduct o. Russia In coz
uexop with Persia. All Ia assertions are false
an haas and n In