The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-11
Ausrn1As prsrga FOE SUPREMACY.

united nil Cer,ny into one body Of federal States the
aims and aubors Of Austria have been directed towards
attaining supremacy in the league, and above ALL OF re-
pressing by every the influence ofPrussa, her only
rival In her designs for the extension o. her territory
and her power Austria has hardly been second to any
nation Europe. When We look at her course In Italy,
her aspirations In the East and In the Danubian rrncps
tes, Der absorption OF Cracow, and other measures
add TO her dominous it Is matter Of surprise that her
tendencies in this direction have excited 80 little comment
while the Russian policy in the East. aud that Of England
in Iuda and elsewhere, have been the subjects Of 90
much anmadversion in all quarters. But Austria
WIS working quietly all the while. Her aims a
supremacy in Germany have, however, been
more manifest than her srasppg foreign policy, and they
have be the cause Of much bitter feeling In Prussia
especially from time to Time and FEVER more than at tho
pres Mt war crisis The tone Of the Prusan press 1t this
DAY evidence that Austria is looked upon there with
jealousy II rot with positive hostility Her efforts to In
volve Germany in her own quarrel In the Italian pro-
yrces are met with stern resistance by many ofthe German
States ana by than Prussia Germany behoics
in the present wanton disturbance OF the peace OF
Europe the part OF Austria question wholly FOR
cSn interests Of the Confederation and who ene
ths, contingencies may arse which VIII draw her into
the vortex she striving by Argument and remonsfsnce
10 place Austria in wrong position Thus, the course
towards Prussia, ard her endeayors during the Cr-
mean war to involve Germany in the contest
between Russia aud Turkey, are cwet upon BY
lie Prussan press in no kindly terms. She ia
accused Of dvpcy and cheating IL her diplomatic rela
ons with the several states Of using her inaeoce With
the smaller rrircipc!es and soveregnes, secretly 70
the detrmen, Of Prussia. Thus find leading journal
af Berlin, under arecent date declaring that
IT'S still ,ha, came cullen policy which provoked 30 much
in 1854 Then insst upon IT, Prussia was induced to
sign the well known additional article 70 the Austro
PIusssn treaty Of the Gotta April 1854 By that article
Austria entitled to tie federal help OF PRUSSIA In the
event CT the Austrian troops being 10 the DsauDan
PTipoipeiites
lo speech rom the thrcne OF November 80 1854.
the XII Of Prussia mectued 1.-The firm uuoD OF Austria
TIE federa. net On soe proposition Of Prussia,
ceted 10 the additional article OF tee 26sh OF hoven
bet tie l6tu of pecerner Count Buol notified at
Brn that bad been already signed a. Vecna on the ID
OF December betxeeD AUSTRIA France and Ef gland add
kept entirely secret The RUSSIAN government then
taken more BY surprise ny that diplomatic trick than it
is row by tbs eur,nons Of the 10th OF April
But tha. s all Count Buol published the l4th Of
January 1885, toe amcus secret despatch to the charges
os-Des Of Austria in Germany, inviting tho termsn
governments this time also without tie knowledge OF
PRUSSIA TO put their conngerts under the superior orders
Of the Emperor o Austria, vito the assurance OF SHARE
! in the benefits to Re obtained.
ms Is cny four years ago, adcs this Journal snd now
they give ns already new edition Of that policy. Shs
| ne Iemetl bincy
It NAY be remembered that VIXEN Russia aaa Turkey
were engaged in the Prncpaties Of Noliasa and Wal.
acha, Austria and Prussia entered into treLty he
9th April 1854 60 which other articles were subse-
queDty a6Ged for mutual defence in Russia should
stack Austria invacc TIE frootisrs Of Germany.
From the position the Russ&ns assumed in the Dscubiaa
Prroraes a, the close o! thai year. Austria eoneaded
that the time for the slip ,laons of tat con,
pAc; to he fulfilled. SIZE therefore urged upon Prussia
TO avn, but Prussia falling to see the aspect Of ars in
the same light as her neghbcr, refcsed TO GO CGun,
Buol, on behalf Of Austria, commended thai
According the third article OF The treaty and the
seoopd paragraph of the military correction aunexei
IT, Prussia has eventually eeed TO mobilize loo 09O
WITHIN iafiys dsys ald again to place another 100 90
is eastern frontier within three weeks after psc
rs in Ieioness TIE former pcdy Of troops Ibis engage
come into as soon ls tae y
arises ny virtue Of toe stpulaohs the treaty s1d
seqrertr all that has TO he dcLe is 10 to
per understanding On THE point between the CONTRACT. ng
parties
TAe-~ sar hardly be douo. uow, NO
cessi for this mobilization actually at hand in
here sha be 10 certain prospect Of establishing the
senerai peace by the end Of very near and
| indeed before the expiration Of The present Hooth.
Russia ready 70 take the Ged her eastern frontier
and can concentrate IN short time her forc.s 10
reaoy fer acton as to strike vigorous blcs the
-mpre Fer making it's appearance at the Upper Visu!s
The Russar requires far less time than requisite
for the equipment and concentration OF Prussa
ltocoo strong. the fluff melt OF Prussiss engage
10 asfe! n ocepdiDc Austria from all attacks Is TO be
reaHged. becomes, under such circumstance. more
ursor eve'y day thai Prussia ehouli bayo readiness
tie military forces required FOR tie purpose OF
defence Baron Hess is decidedly OF opinion tia. she
uone5t hes arrived when Prussia should commence the
Mobilization Of q part Of Ter army, according 10
tire treaty he fecere that forces stationed on the
eastern so1 tier will ro suffice until joined by the 100000
Prussan toops for enabling BIN to commence the contest
with Inc prospective Certainty OF succeEs.
On the 18th Of January, 1885, Coun. Buol addressed
circular TO the Austrian ENJOYS g: tae different German
Courts which the Prusssn journal says unknown
Drnuc eollo ;os lo
COUNT BvoL's SECRET CIRCULAR
vienna, Jan. IL. 1855.
Alter the reu.ion taken by the German Conederaton
the 9th OF December, consider bcanden duty
Prussia On the subject OF tie practical result 10 be derived
fro the decision OF the Bnnd.
Berlin TO thie effect your has leaned by my com.
muncaon Of the Goth OF December II is evident from
the reply now received Of which have the honor to en-.
close copy that the of the Cabinets OF Vienna and
Berlin do not coincide 10 foune essential poots
The cho Ccat,de-atio acknowledged he THREATENING state
sion Of the Bund the ground Of the reiterated as'yyanc.
q Russia for uhtch there Is no guarantee that in con
fine herself 70 he defence Of her owa tany We neither
urdervelue such promise e7en By Power involved 10
tho war nor The effect which 1t may possibly have on ts
limitation; bot TO binding, no securing quality which
the resou.on taken by the German Confederation car be
attributed either by the German aoverpmcpts or BIZ Aus
tia - propise which has beee accepted By one II
proof were necessary that Russia herself does not believe
that Che prcuise) be made subaerviert to the nc
cess.es Of her military position, II could this very mo
ment be found ID toe conduct Of Russia towards Turkey
or the right bank OF the Danube.
Even we DO rot refuse 70 share In the hopes which
Europe stactes TO he concessions recently made by
kussa ct the confer bee the 7h the obje TO be-
attained is still TOO oisanthe opnoos the prac
oc accomplishment AID the apple ioo Ct the four pre-
m'nary poinis roay differ in euch manifold ways AVID
we cnances OF war may exercise much ina eucefor
The Imperial Court TO y:ea to the hope nat IN the
lmiDary resuts which have already beon obtained n
has IN baud sure guarantee that peace viii really be
restored ' ~
WtoWsal 10 The gtod sense of nc German gcp,Yauaen
and dmdnd wh,fher ey dsceyc nemselps 6y frncy
ing that be stttoon 1 ged;rs has until 7g lest a-thno
Of that re1entng ctGrd ter glch TIE Bund itselr yec
n'zed HIS Hajee,y the reror lustrious master
considers necessary 10 remain in co nplete pre-
paraton for all contingencies and The approaching nsgo
uao1s for will therefore, long as the certainty
~ favorable result is wanting neither exercise aay In
huepce on the military measures OF austria can they
in the opinion OF the Emperor be ao to Interfere win
l6e engagements entered into With his Majesye German
allies for the attainment Of common (nltui) objects
Such an attitude but the interests OF peace
ano increase the chances Of favorable issue to the nego
tia'cas
II or a1s. firm oor,ictiDr HAT o,ir C,,m1n oD;,