The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
Our Lsndsn Cares Ucnsssnce.

lOSDoN A'Bo3s q 1898.
Eeery'ody at Chsroo~y--1he Saest1po, Of NJ B,1Ga
Channel-P,cRce and Turkey IN Al iance-Luis Nspo-
leons Schemes England and Austyll-Dos5ls Eaicrdrs
ofhe CerbOrg Fstes-TAs Pyoresatio of Parlis m.x.
The Political Caaldros-A Prediction The Pres-p:
Ministry IN Bauor Of Am>ricas Erp pssi,s SoGA-
Trouble Bst'Seen Denmark and the Ge,maaic C5nfedeya-
nc's-hnsstd has an Eye 10 $40 den-P1t sr,tons
Rutnow Policy-Anosher Predictiom- 7hs Sads duct
The frtncipalitiss, dc dc.
The Queen the most substantial portion OF her minis-
ers, and about hundred members Of Parliament arc
now at Cherbouyg compllmeutipg the Enpero, o. The
French on the completion of tue most formdab military
and naval schevement-'hs Freoch ss,as.oocl in tho
British channel The Sebsstopol of the Black Sea Wa On
object OF terror 10 England bccsuse shressns3 CousA
sinope, while tbs Normsn fortress from the favor
suppose In which everything bold In England THAI y
Of Normsn origin 10 hailed . guarantee Of pesoe
ana 5000 Fellowship bet greatest Nelson's Of
Europe And 80 Ills, the French historians are right
wpo ascriSe The Hng between England am France
which furnahed shssspere materials for ois drama
uc epoqe OF the Henrys and chds the rspachy o.
the srsh commits uoyCseurs arnes and heir train of fol-
DIVERS. With such forTessss NJ Uheroourr g,,ksa bv
Brest, an army Of six hundred THOUSAND men and toe
whole French navy, almost entirely turned into scrsy
cleaners, snc cooetsus'y augmented by Few scachss,
France may confidently rely the sincerity OF Essland
france ct present viii do nothing 70 thssr. she aou.vt
intentions Of her Britannia sly provided the .asr sn
adopt tho views OF France in regard TO the s
70 DO settled between Russa Austria saa rJfkey con-
corning the Danuban Prncipsles. France eydersy
becoe very intimate atty Of Turkey and ss The later
COVER 10 Unable to protect herse France through ner
domineers the present Oriental policy Europe How far
sho will thUs 90 able to extend her influence IN tho Eat
to tho ls'hmas Of Sues TO tho Persisn Gupsrhsps
China 10 az ycs unsoived pro,Iem. rhis oay 10 GER
tantnat s any time hereafter Frsn,e Rassa we're
10 agree oa division of Turkey in the OF civzs
ton, England would not be In position Opposes such
movement, either by dsmonstra Ion I'm the British Csu-
mel in the Mediterranean. Not to inva1e Eogaod has
the Emperor Of the French spent untold mons Ia works
Of national defence and agsression but secure the al
heson OF England 10 his pans and to prevent her
hereater from contracting dangerous aiaRces on the
Continent There will benceforth be continental and an
irsusr policy in Europe Though for time they may 90
hand in hand with France leading ana England fol-
lowing.
The Faaern policy which France pursuing a. this mo-
ment will receive an immense prestige the fss OF
Cherbourg for there IL no way Of reasoning with East
Elm nations except by . demonstration Of power.
Whatever advance has been made for the last CIV nopts
towards establishing more intimate relations between
Enelsnd and Austria has been again by the Queens
visit Cherbourg, will not be recovered by her trip
to Potsdam Ausus, the only Power winch, the pro-
cent feeble state OF Turkey, can mako demonstration
a9arst Russia, 10 now Isolated aud A. and
will have TO submit 10 the French rurxey
While Russis rs stsuonug powerful AMY in Poland.
The nAerai nteress OF Eng'ard are VI Ausris the
Orienta question: and In favor OF OF Austrian
influence IN the Principai,es and Danube; and
from extending helping hand /, the Cour. o. VIENNA, IL
10 equal 70 Loot ba1ue ~ the result viii inevitably
To place the Princpses under the Joint protection or
tho i've Powers Will Avail England nohiog unless ons Of
the border States ~ least ia her reliable ally, capable
need be, To furnish hall mllion NJ to,ps I. was vse
therefore, the Emperor French TO have me Pars
Conferences interrupted by the Cnerb ,1s and
70 the navigation Of danube as tns doomnuc
toane bouce for The close IL by tho ipoe~ss.t ros c(
cannon, harmless speeches Bowng vita ru.ua pro-
estsiions Of loyalty AMI 5000 fstn and the hsriy pro
duced BY champagne, great policy be inlnxl,aei
and established, .hcn. assuredIy, the nvesasal is
cheap and profitable one, and the result Laan
Now that Parliament q prorogued, lord PAinerss,ns
organs are busy TO untcrmiDe the present moistsy IN
puono OPINION and 10 separate those VII ,O ;Janon de-
ire for peace In oil quarters OF tho world have troas
together without previous concert rhs Dsrpy ninissy
u Cannot be denied, weak relying for sup5wi nos 50
on the divisions OF 10 aotsgonIss To divide and rule =
Us osly safety and hence IL zsnce MAa,oesser
party ana the exueuc liberals ch,ss "a, have oat-
standing questions the British soysrumept
ought 10 improve the present opportunity - prses Az
na%..um and 4 there be .sy recon or pl.o.Oia,y
ord Derby Is not only conservative .. home, bus also
abroad but there 10 no knowing TO whA. DO nay
There are those who predict q change OF ninistsrs IN
ess than year-s dissolution Of Parliament ana new
elections 70 ascertain the will he nation and xhs. not
All this may DO Idle TAX A,i. Is best " improve pro.
cnt opportunities, when may be aouo Consistent g1tn
'aons, honor ana policy One hing csrtAn-:hs pre-
classes, not opposed 70 the
expansion Of the Uned States ia southern drsc.,os.
IND OF this am 30 onhdspt that give 10 to you - .
matter OF fact Tho Stock Exchaoge mas caught The in
ptrstnn 20 that, while British ana Freoch securities are
iroopDg, Mexican advanced 10 zls A. parity on
he fDila
he prot<corae over that governed County,. Peopls
here generally but especially A. the 5tocx Eschaogs are
BOT very wei vorsed In the skrs Of oar copunoit DO.
hey understand their own, and hst goes tbs I'm
movement, IN connection snh The report, qlis ss-
'1csrt II shows very clesIy that Eaglisn brokers DO
ot look upon Americana crrlors.ts rho merely de-
cur what comes 10 Their way bat N OF se,ss sld
opesty, VINO II not mcddlod bitn unDessant nan
er, viii remember what 10 due 70 others ~ well az
nt mselves.
there sieh.-s very sigbt-trouble be-. ~ssn Dan.
park and the Germanc Confederation abo1, q oasr.
nJcrts in regard 10 HO stein and IAnsuborz "a viii come
nothing. Denmark vil undoubtedly yield and surrer-
or the IDEA Of c1rsolid q the soyernaent OF the
uchies with her sadnsy an provpces m there were
ny thng .ubsaoual tina; quarrel tus Emperor Of tho
rsncs wouid have esrsd hs mso.isn Ioos ss, bat no
any alone, and there will undoubtedly end.
There was time uhep Russia looked with favorable
ye on the prctensions OF Iepmsrk but she po~ pru-
entity looks In another roIo promising direction for an
ucrease Of cover. mo rscaoos tho Alsnd Islaads
ulf Of soshnia by the formidable fortress Of Kshoe
weden h 'orufying on the other side. But vhu % thA3
wedsn Is but second rate Poser no. 90 formidable 70
ess Russia without beng protected by Frauce sad Eng
md and terrible position for Great Britain % be
nus Obliged 70 be constantly on the M ru, 10 the bal
nee Of power In the North ssa in the Bate ia ne Ned
rrsncan, in the Black Sea Ia the Dudaneles N the Calf
'Perss IN India, IN China and 10 the West indies Yet
~ nss been Palmerstons pol5y, and hes s England
tnout An ally except fratce, and cotaied upon
Dormous expense. Russa 10 consolidating her empire,
her army, remodelipg civil Insult lions
I'd acsp,ng them 10 the spirit OF age, blilsisg rail-
ads 70 connect her dst.n, provi5c snd reiOuonst
nerey snd zeal OF her sctvs diplomacy.
In lees than ten years Fng and will fud that shc vii
Deht the battle n the balance OF power sgau and IN al
robsoilny, with greater odds against her hsa before
hat the position Of France may be ten years hence 10
vt conjecture.
The report OF Select oommee IN regard tse sade
ues has been publisbe5, and am able 10 aform you
eess the entire appro5s0n Of ministers rhs aztec Of
expiration OF the treaty OF 1s4t between EorsuA and
sDover, whch the report recommends, viii undoubtedly
svep and some arrangement entered into similar 70
ai BY -hicn the sound dues levied BY DeumSt are
~ sbotbed Propositions - that effect VIII undouo,