New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

Schiller s the poet who verslhed the philoso'
phv of the eighteenth century, the philoso-
phy of the middle class during its period
az struggle with TIE anhqusted remnants oil
feudasm and the arr ogant behests OF absolute mon
archy Last, not Feast, Vienna wants to leave ber-
lin behind In the race and tho Austrian Government
Jealous of the cheaply bought popularity Of thH
Prince Regent adds assent TO rivalry which prom
ses 10 turn Tn, ewes of Germany from northwest 10
southeast Thus, the torch-lght procession which,
in the nesion of the students, was 10 crown the
popular fstvity, having been forbidden by the ber
lin Police, the Austrian Government has pot only
allowed that entertainment to be ezQyed at Vienna,
bat N Yesterdays sitting of the Schiller Committee,
depused Won CEapha, a Director Of Police, aud Won
Felsenthal an Imperial Councillor, TO the Conms-
sion TO promise the managers all their Oicldl sup
port. Nevertheless, the old Conservatives smell
rat, look gloomy, and applaud the heroic exploit OF
Grillparzer the old dramstist, who has Declined
making the great speech of the anniversary, because
Of the dangerous tendency of this demonstration.
With all this, people nOtso much taken up with
the diversified incidents of home life as altogether 10
overlook the grave aspect of foreign affairs. Mos
of to-day's papers are filed with commentaries on
the peace of Zurich, and the pienna Press has
leader on the impending European Congress
which reflects the deep anxiety felt in our political
circ les quote:
cit is the Moaitear Of the 18th October-th
forty-sixth anniversary of the battle of Lepse-tha
announces TO Europe the conclusion, oetwesi
Austria and France of peace founded ON the baitie
Solferno. The Moaiteur tells Germany the moral
the fable At Leipsc there was laid, IN opposition 10
the first Napoleon, the foundation Of that European
order which the third Napoleon was TO reverse 40
wears later The bloody work of SOlferlnO has dls-
solved what was bound by the bloody work OF eipsc
and this time the MoHlteur does not sport with dates
and anniversaries. The constant purpose OF all the
difficulties got I'D the conflicts provoked, and the con-
ferences planned by Louis Bonapare is the revision
of the treaty of Vienna. Zurich is 10 compensate ior
Leipsic As the Paris Congress was the last word OF
the Oriental question, the impending Congress IL TO
be the last word of the Italian complication In lo16 at
the Paris Congress- Austria offered her most decided
resistance against Count Walewskls proposal OF
review of questions connected with the state OF things
az established by the treaty of Vienna. Three years
later the Cabinet of the Tuileries had well sue
ceeded in filling the European Cabinets with mutual
distrust that the Austria which had most loudly
protested against the Congress- now, IN unison WIN
France invites the contracting parties OF the vienna
treaty TO share in Congress ostenslby intended TO
solve the Italian question, but really meaning the Tevs
ion of the Vienna treaty. The present relation
of the great Powers may result IN great dangers Al
the Congress of 1856 France and Russia acted harno
niOusy in the Italian question such an understanding
between the recent beligerents rs impossible. Russia
and France NAV pursue analogous interests in the On
ent while on Italian ground, the aspirations OF Austria
and France must always exclude each other Thus the
harmony between the eOmbatants will be missing on
this Congress. England will coquet with sympathies
for the popular movement in Italy, while the Cabinets
OF St. Petersburg and Bern VIII seek lheir mann loICe
in an attitude of reserve. They are, however, not
likely TO acknowledge the right Of natonaties to
stitute themselves. From the very moment that the
contracting parties of the treaties OF 1915 assemble IN
Congress- the Italian question will be pushed into the
background It's settlement from being the end Of the
Congress will become its pretext only. The European
Cabinets will have TO grapple with the necessity OF
coming to compromise between the claims OF the
French Empire and the existing state OF things found
ed upon treaty whose first article forever excluded
the Bonaparte dynasty from the French throne.
If the Congress demus 10 buying peace at the highest
price there will be war;