The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-10
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y.s,d 81. PErKl1BuRG Nav la 1910
send you further infor on me op1,oos .oes
the The neutrality Of prnsSs genera Nsces
wsys Inc principal obect that oocuoies hs ,s aa =
ihsso two would be- Isd 10 hns H. asmues
Pine tn. s a On the Other hand one can easily i'm
70 quit TIA, neutrality would By By s Uas s o. either OF ne
res,s European war AS long ms The onei,
oe hoped 70 remain ocsaod IN ItaIv so5 mi
aesn,.n ca within those limits lis alton cannot be IN
Industry, commerce ar, .u .,ono,,,c., ,r.r,,..,.,
deere 9uca toosy IN the estimation OF the uennle
years svo indaitoly greater than they were h
has ne, sro- AS makes it, that nov-so long as
Div isss the passions OF all Earope-cahuo pos
tho soug. The exhaustion of tho warning Powers ..
as haad AMI the imperious Of re esta ,lish
g OF order for the we'll being of Europe on the otbcr
cannot fail with the support Of the Efforts Of etiaor
struggle to bring forth finally an Understanding based a.
The reeuifs proposed by the war after campaign OF Re
In this case what interest would be powerful enough N
any ono OF these great 20 wers to quit tbsir
on great part Of Europe, and more partcm,srIv -,
ar, oapyor one mus. not dssinsale ihs. should Ger.
eoosne the seat Of thai w. Ieoaes general she
he M nom is Inevitable evils The press in Engisnd
and Ru ID ts vsrms uu.y A. the % time that
fndepeus wishing its triumph and desiring to Co.
operate Tvs Sneutra attitude, the English press AZ
Sv IS III Of Russia have tried evory means to ocass
the war ana nsa, omoumscroe as far as possible is
terrible O nse!uenoes certain party OF the Ger,
~ sr IN III tod nstona. hatred against France cs,ln
papers uesre ardenty that the oops OF the Con
federation mld De divided into DO Yerfa armies
49, While on no QUO hand they should assist Astr,a 4,
Italy, on the o. ~ Icy snouia enter the Rhensh terrific
TWssn Spe ren Is such trash the eas one can ask Ia ~
,hose papers are the fieus enemies 70 The hanpne,,
IF Sermanyf TN answer capn.s' be doubted Tor mo
meps; one may I'D ey say that who wish
Germany sne would b .ee private quarrs OF other
Of war are netner German in heart nor spir.
ii. Prussia has every interest 10 psaceably wait
principle Of liberty to her standard-ber future her
greatness there; and to the Confederation
Has not france proclaimed ranness and precision
her vewss Has she promised TO respect Territory
Of all neutral couniriesg has she M, abandoned hsr
tenton Of attacking Trieste because that
declared 70 form an integral part Of the Gernanic COafe
deratonS
Ihsve already said that should the struggle b.
gun thsi side, then Germany becomes the seat OF hs
tul country the interests wbia would thus push Inc
Confederation to participate in the war must be really
powerful and ssrtoos. And what are hose o,eresS, Is
posseseonss Why, the Confederation Is not directly in
seresed that; and wuid say further, that shoold
Austria be oqueror the struggle what will become
Of those ancient great hberfie OF the German coun
trys On the other nand Austria herself you'd lose but
view those provinces cost Austria than they pro
duoe, and in moral souse they are no. worthy .ne
hatred people and the roprobaion OF pubic opnoa Ia
rsis being he case we canno. see what misfortune
can be for should the fortune Of arms turn sgnst
her and to accept ii as a TACT accom- aAshed by
renauucng her Italian possessions. as 70 germany
she would gain considerably, for nothing more
weaksns great natonalsiss than the heterogeneous
elements which they have been enchanted oy the III
directed and perfdous policy OF somo OF the old states
men (l Therefore freed from those sasckles those
diaerent elements that eochain her liberty, then would
Germany become heresL II lie fact for Germaly, that
what she Is freed from in the south aha gains hynarad
fold the north where properly spssSss pss nsar.
has no interest whatever sustaining Austria long
the corfct circumscrihea in Italy. Is ii then
that she hopes recorqueT the Rhensh provinces Of
France which haze become mere French ..an Ger
by their IDEAS their maahers, and their Ian
gusget Soch an idea could more enter the brain OF
Germanic journals, than in the head OF any serious
statesman OF Germany 1t Is an Austrian bait thrown
out for the national sprit of Germany.
In England journals have everything excite
the Iationai spirit Of Great Britain against France; not
tends cannot be oherwse than sympahenc to the pubic
opinion In England for Il % highly and nooy defended b,
a. amnesty asaost France What aEas party
the English press the Increasing Of the military land am
for the future But on that side again i, is evidently
the interest Of England, while she conserves intact be
finaScial power in her struggle ssains. Austria Nor
than that, II Is EnR'anes greatest interest tina
for her act to take direct part 10 IT, because her com
merce which Is the source OF her well being aud he
fSsah spirit, which can calculate, would never run tn
rick doubling the buI.hen Of her debt which reu1an
Emp Russia ,os from ne seat q the
both by her interests and her pc,tion has still less
circunscrbed TO Italy Occupied entirely on interior
reforms she has On me contrary the greatest
the hosiites should te restrained Peninsula
to oppose BY every her power general conf,
grafton. AL these considerations very simple for th
Party spiri, or the intrgues Of certain Power in en-
hvtning national passions might for the moment lesser
thai they viii end by trumphing with every seriou
mind. In fact these considerations far from ben
have lately declared 10 the cearest and rankest
for the most absolute neutrality.
Be assured that the public opinion here, which has 70
lowed with the greatest anxiety the smallest phases
political conduct Of Prussia and England received
declaration Of those Powers with the Ivelies sa,isIA
vienna May 2 correspondence of the London Times
One Of the highly placed persons in this city b.
given the assurance that the foreign policy Of Austr
will undergo DO change, and the language used by n
The Russian DIP 1aist openly declares nn Russ an
AusIa hare nhiag in the former advocate
revolutionary the stTictest Of the word for be
agents doing all IN their power 10 bring about
general rising in European Turkey.
Vienna (May "a Letter 10 London Post
Count de Buol had no motive to feel sympathy 70
Russia, when he amb assador there yeas ag
Emperor Nicholas was not st all well disposed toward
him, and is known that the codDess of that sovereg
sufficient TO disconcert the frmest mind One cir
cumssance will suffice TO show that Count de Bao
favoraby regarded at the Court of st. Petersburg whe
accordance with usage, TO give him decoration, and tn
Car consented to let him have the Grand Cross Of s
Anne but In order TO neutrazs the offer, yer
day conferred the Grand Cross Of Alexander News
on General de Rochow, ambassador Of Prussia.
Ali the representatives OF Russia at Vienna gnce the be
ginning OF the Eastern question-Baron de Meyendor
Prince GortschakoG, Baron de Budberg and N de Bala
bine-hsve considered, right wrong, Count de Bue
an obstacle TO reconciliation between Austria an
Russia Even Baron de Meyendorf, who the Count
brother in law and who during his stay at Vienna
rendered than service to Austria-witness
energetic and successful Intervention between Primo
schwarzenberg and Baron Manteufei at 0mutz, 1850
when Prursia and Augtra the Of arme'
conhict-even Baron de Meyepdorf compelled b
leave Vienna, where he had obtained the sympashes
all parties The Barons successor Prince Gortschakol
could not agree with him at ALL and he left Vienna full
his pf-1at fooua II <h
interview which subsequently took place between ths
Emperors Of Russia and Austria We!nar nor by tn
Grand Cross OF st. SepheD--the highest decoration il
Aastria--which was conferred HIM on the occasion
Count de Buol was not at weimar, aud it was rumore