The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-02


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JOY throughout tha length and breadth ofFrsncs
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dsrs oi the Tu;lr,ies. BERTHE.
Our Rome Correspondents.
n RoMS, Feb. Q, 1856.
The Peliy Of Rassd in Concluding Peacs-ShN Out groa
Euvore She VIII Carry Hr Cbmquests Further Into Aso
fgorts ,chch the Prospects Of Peacs Afready Manife
Upon the Entente Cordiale Bcen England ard France
Louis Nopoleoa Cams Legal Status amongst En-
,opon Sorereigns ty the Peace Conorss,-Opin;ons Of
Roman Dpiomosts the Present [ossttos of Euyo,sa,
htoiJs-sSint,fc Facts German Materialim,-
The 4Nstyida Concordat de-, dc.
The peate 2tgotaiions will be had la Paris, and trust
may have an opportunity OF being there before their
termination TO inform you of their PROBABLE ISSUE You
will have observed the between the English and
rench journals GA the sussc of peace and the little
JOY which, amorg the thinking public the accept
of the Austrian unasum BY Russia aas produced
in England whilst the French press, with the excsp
in Isptuies At the 6f the Emperor Napo
6ipomscy When you consider tha, the leading French
rsrers slmcst edited by cicers Of the government
that their EDITORS publish nothing important without
first consulting and being ADVISED by the government
the late leading articles in the Constitutional, the
De and the Foys, certainly very remarkable and
sufcien.y indicative Of the sentiments which prevail in
the IuLeIes but it yet be whether Louis
Napoleon beaten BY Nssssiroce whether Nesserods
is teaten By Louis Napoleon.
One of the teascns which Russia had FOR accepting.
without reserve the five points insisted upon BY Austria
certainly not the inability carry on the war for
another year but he fear that by carrying it too
crg now, she may hereafter be compelled conclude
isA! and lasting peacefor ten twenty years
The nd that all European Powers even
Holland and Prussia having taken the alarm, Russia
could not expect, within the next ten twenty years,
to make Europe the ain Of her diplomatic wArhke
bision Russia has been unsuccessful in its European
Demonstration and she has been succesu IN Asia and
the which s about concluded will not pre-.
vent her firm pursuing her advantage in that quarter
She xn give up her conquest in Anatolia but she will
ccnthu us her intigues IN Persia in KhiwA and in All.
ahsnstap aud Is doubtless the knowledge present.
nent OF that future policy OF Russia wa ca diminshss
the areor Of British statemen for speedy termination
Of hostilities.
p,,f ,so ,o an y1,o el,;x
which Russia has in accepting terms peace now
Ssts the probability that thu peace will loosen the
Dscy aEd weaken the friendship viii h has resensy
sprung up between England and France; and in this
pee alton she il certainly justified By the effect which the
mere suspension Of hostiies have produced in
the eate.s cordole Tar official opinions repre-
senied through the public Journals. When Russia sh oil
sgan hsve her diplomatic representatives in Paris the
pushed farther. remains, however, to be wbe-
tter the Emperor Napoleon intends pursue nia ad-
tage ther than to make himself equally necessary
tween them in the interest Of France What the Em pc
or OF he French now wants is general gnition of
Congress- which himself represented ami admitted
equal terms with all the other legitimate sovereigns
He wants 70 gain legal basi as far ~ the public law
OF EuIopeis concerned, for his actcal usurpa
tcn; and nothing can in this respect be more striking
for s Europe and for France particular than to have
Napoleon wants the Car let see how far the
Gar wants the good will and possible the friendship Of
Russia from her geographical posso.. hss an here
dity policy to pursue regard to Europs and AsA.
Her is twoiold, because an European and an
received severe check by the war; and By
the treaty between Sweden and The Western Powers Of
the 2st November last. That check administered
by France the agency OF the Emperor Napoleon
But there remains stin the Asa.c policy OF Russia which
a. yet unchecked . continent where she meets
antagonist capable OF resisting progress except the
British power in India Russia has beaten the Turks in
ASIA she has succeeded in detaching the hardy
has permanent ally In ths Greek suSiects Of the sultan
and she has thus far carried ell beore her in Persia
Persia is the military sly OF Russia against England and
the which she her pioneer the road
India. Lord Palmerston however his antiAmsrican
idcsy may have led him into regards
consi erabe statefmsn Of England and has never
the progress Kut sian diplomacy has made in
Persia and Ahgbanistsn. He knoss that the Achilles
heel of British East India possessions Ia bordering
Afghs nisan and has always exhibited great sensitive
in that direction Now the late Of Kars and Herat
complete triumphs for Russia in Asia, which, In
the mselves, would bs accompanied by great come
quences Russia not obligel at this moment
10 make extraordinary efforts to defend her from
tiers against the armies and squadrons Of the Western
Powers Russia then wants to make peace with France
and through her with Europe but the Of her
people and Cover the Asiatc States which d.
vice her from British India snd her diplomats will have
care to vaunt the generosity Of the Car, Who not
wihstanding these successes, has restored 20 large
portion Of the suan's territory. To calm Europe the
Car is willing to momentarily abandon his European
policy Of aggression; and he u by that means Be
blsd to purtue his Asiac policy with greater vgor and
effect He win there advance under the banner Of civii
zaton and Count Eesselrode will doubt be very
prove France If he has not already succeeded
proving to her that she has interest IN arrestng
the progress Of Russia in Asaon the contrary that
s the policy Of France favor the developemen OF Rus
sian power in that oeoton because to the extent that
Russia becomes Asatc power she to threaten
and endapger the ssfety Of Europe
So then, France and Russia are in condition ms-
uslly to serve each other with this difference only that
the service which Russia is about to render to France
and her imper al regime Is direct and i'm mediate,
while that which France Is expected to render
Russia is remote, and may be modified b.
circumstances. Herein the diplomacy Of France has
the advantage that of Russia bnt it Is an ad-
vantage which results from the situation, and whisA
renders Louis Napoleon the arbter Of the fate Of Europe
II peace is made, (and hardly think there can Se
any doubt about it, after all that has been submtte to
by Russ Louis Napoleon will nave received his consl
eeratfon fo2 the compact while 1t will deperA on
him, and the wants of France, whether Russia shall
succeed In obtaining her share OF the same The matter
Ia ainly which Is calculated to produce soe
in England especially when Gov. Marcy Is