The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-03

takes the STEP You will fail 70 notice the con
tnued dislike OF Prussia TO the policy OF Aus
tria, and not greatly mistaken, the restoration OF
perfect tranquility will be accompanied by domestic as
ation throughout Germany by reason OF the double pur
pose of the Cabinet Vienna The permanent policy Of
Austria is extend and her influence in Ger
many. The occupation of Italy, the Danubian ques
ton compare Importance with the relative posi-
of Austria and Prussia within the German coofsders
ton Prussia, from her Protestant faith and free trade
tendencies destined TO exert increasing influence In
the north Of Europe but only agans, the nwgues ana
opposition OF Austria The policy OF neutrality, hrmiy
maintained Berlin has enraged the Cabinet Of Vienna
beyond measure, and you must not be at al
surprised to learn, after this storm has blown
thai France will be able to fIsn upon Austria with
PRUSSIA To the fact, that the complication iI
kay oced upon Napoleon and that the attitude
a. Paris and the neutral polly Mt Berlin alone saved
Europe from war deliberately conempatei by Vienna
Upon one thing yOn may rey-the succeeding peace
policy u France and Russia going 10 most fatal to
Austria. She wilt have to confroot Italian policy
resting upon Sardinia and backed by France She vii
have confront the union the PrncIpates backed by
Russa She will have TO confront Prussia in the Ger
manic confederation May these dangers force
Austria, az a measure Of necessity, to bring on u
conflict before the odds against her too hopeess2
saved future trouble but Napoleon has that move
and Austria the gradual contracti,n OF
system winch Will inevitably crush her. or initiate
counter some other direction. Where will be
this move? In Turkey? In the provncesY In Paris tseY
The Po wers have taken sdes-Engand against Rus
sia, France against Austria
In the midst OF these conflicts, diplomatic and poll
tcal, American interests seem 10 have DO neu
the Channel have in the Meiltrraoean
where bave very considerable commerce. WouId
be we to station Of those idle ships Ia the
ChapuelS There is important move Deing made here
in the interest OF commerce.; ana will, backed BY
the United States be entirely successful ctnno be OBJ
ected to active participation IN everything which
touches ecy indirectly American trade that
have do nothing abroad policy The matter Of the Dinsu
and Bapoveran Sound dues proves that We not only have
the Tight, out tnese pfeCedeDl8 WINCH 10
| commercial policy. America needs neutral depo
the Con OF Europe for cargoes Of her
chants and for her ships, in case Of revolution
AND this depot should, naval station IN the Channel
receive the recognition Of our government.
The report which alluded before regarding thu
precarios condition of the n the north Of Europe
seems TO he out by further alton rae youne
wheat is extremely tender and cold term would amost
destroy We had here yesterday of tbs most
days Of the winter, in fact the only winter day have
had. There is not time enough 10 know II IL extended
into the iuero but IL shows how very easily the grain
crop of the north of Europe may be ruined
new coal company has found in Westphaa, at most
accessible point deposit of great richness and said to
be bouDdess The quality very dne, nceed and the
company will furnish 1t exceedingly cheap. II the
ports about this great coal DE- post are confirmed an I'm
potout impetus will be given TO manufacturing industry
on the Rhine add i'll Holland, especially cotton ard
am promised copy of the report, IRON which will be
able to furnish you some translated extracts If the ex
to the Continent of cotton, wool and fax spa
ming machinery from England be accepted any cre
ron the Industrial deveopement must be gong here
| at RAPID rate. New mills gong 40, old mills
being enlarged, while Improvement is the order OF thu
Gay. Who're the cotton Is to come from to feeo
these iron mouths | DO not see. 10 build
mill and then work In short time certainly not very
Iotelligent process strongly admonsh your New Eng
land manufacturers early supply OF cotton
they will have 10 suffer the effects OF severe composition
next year. am having prepared statistical table
OF the number OF spindles and looms on the Continent Tor
the year ending the last day OF De;emoer 1858, with
supplement OF the ratio Of increase ana the actual number
cf new spndles added this contracted for This
statement, with estimate of the effect Of i'm
| pIovemsnts on the consuming capacity of existing
| mills, viii enable your readers TO appreciate the
demand for cotton which sprDgmg all the Con
j 0pnt fnafnr ia
adaptation for spinning the lower graes Of cotton Here
;ofore the consumption of the Continent Was coonoei
mostly TO the better qualities The Texas cotyons la
great favor in Germany The Aaoama cotons raak
The demand for Suats which was at one ,ae very good
is failing off the India cotton u satisfy
| traae Cloth made from India immedi
atey will no, hold fast coors and ro,s away under tn
| slightest exposure.
An intelligent authority from Bremen informs ms that
he thinks the tobacco market will advance in the spring
considerably. DO not know if he is holder no.. /
the opinion for what II 10 worth. Tae Of the
exchanges on Paris Amsterdam aud Hamburg from Lon
don is, see, quite natural and indicates regular
| and healthy how Of trade.
BRUSSELS, March II, 1859
Napcleon's Manifesto 10 Germany--Eect Of Me War Pnia
Enligdtton-7he approaching Coagyess ut Paris7he
Union Of the Princpates Certatn-Aastrtd 10 be Lo-
latci-Ffc'ch Policy the Guf IF Naturalization
Germany Flcor of France, dc.
The political movement at least that which revealed
| to the public, aud which works on the public
mind, has to staad still. This might have
been expected, the of the Confe
Of Paris. The Miteur Uniperseue time back
promised another note, which at last has appeared Il
sort of manifesto addressed to Germany, showing
unjust and tboughtess those suspicious that
amongst of the German States against France
chat instead of Germany having any thing fear from
France, France, the contrary, sympathses with her
Then it makes very happy comparison between the line
Of conduct adopted by Austria and that adopted by Prus
~
German interess You have however, received the
Of the note by this time, that necessary
! to enlarge upon its declarations
believed that the fear of will affect the popula
tion Of Germany sufficiently to induce increased em
grafton to America. The fact Of meeting Of Congress
Of European Powers at Paris is considered
Of the question by those who think that tue only ooecs
Of Napoleon up the Princpaes, aud forc,
through negotiations reconsideration OF the treaties
of 1916 The union of the Pncpaltes may REGARDED
certain and doubt those parts of the treaties OF
1916 hostile France will be modified This accomplish
cd the isolation OF Austria is completed America will
then be taken in hand, and IN confirmation, allow
call your attention w the almost declaration Of by
Spain agsnst Mexico It is quite certain that the
spirit ut Madrid has French sympathy. But Napoleon
plates eveutuales In American politics yet undcveoped
You will soon have interesting developemenls in rcfe
renee to the designs of France IN the Gulf of Mexico
There combinations weaving here Of which you have
| no suspicion on your side Of the Atlantic.
In order that you may not be msed as TO the seut
ments Of Germany ON tine war question, make few
tracts from journals which probably do fail under
sour notice In correspondence of the Dachy OF Menio
find the following extract from speech Of
| the deputies, Mr. Romural de Saizengcn:-
We know that France preparing war In which Germany
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France The French buy great number Of horses 10 Ger
money iesp A. @ ssSss Sas
but our =. s sas ss SS o Se ooea s
S .. me ne sa a states yes OF the Lei tue enemy