The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-19
THE RUSSO. FRENCH DIPLOMACY TOWARDS
GERMANY.
From the LONDON Post, July6l

From the LONDON Post July 81
Count waewski has, hope, settled the controversy
regarding the rights and liso,es Of Germany in The
Italian waeed between France and Austria. Prince
GortechsboT no. long ago laid down the mAxiu in cur.
cuisr 70 tie Russian representatives at the Courts
that the federal organization OF Germany purely
fepsve, both BY laws and in It's objects To asser-
hon Baron Beusi The Minister Of Saxony issued reply
which would have been toerabie for augmentation or
bad case bad It not somewhat oficousy 70 etsnd
forward round robin from the German governments
H. De Wae~sk has now issued circular 70 the French
at all foreign capitals which takes 40
point in dispute between ii De Gortschakof and NJ De
Beuss arc serves rejoinder rbe chef merit Of this
document that Of showing that a'eruat between
the complete separation Of Lombsrcy from the Gemanc
Confeo Grafton ana s complete Inclusion within would
be really impossible Ether Germany bound 70 qua
the integrity Of the German territories Of
her oxn princes, or she is II be bound then
territories enter the Confeder .tion
because time CT wsr the whole obligation OF the Ger.
Nan BODY Poinc owards hs own compoDeot STATES
sis's IN making i1 tier support defence she
Is not boupd, then Lmhsrdy German than any
other country % German Now, no one pretends that
Germany Is bound 70 enter upon war; aud, with the
| obligation, the right Of making war, in federal
| ooay nse the German, cs4ses also. This % De
Waewshi's a'gumept "NeIrher her rights her IN
teress be rays, "sre stake; but in mixing nerse
up in the cor ict depart from marked
out fer her os treaties" rhs lie pr ecisey what Prince
Gorcnskof pointed ont continuing purely deen-
| ave nature Of the o'ganzs ion NJ Germany. o. the
| other hand, NJ. De- wslewsk that the principle
thus LAID oowD in the Russian Chancery Dc ia
vaded without goog the LEM tn Of uniting Lombardy
tie German Copfeoe,scy ''Such doctrne, says las
thai Of the Saxon eoveIrpepD would tend In tact 70
nothing less than the incorporation of the German
provinces OF Austria Into the federal territory;
that respect would be rs contrary 10 the interests the
other German States OF the
ties which have ratified the coudoos their
Indeed, ii clear that Austria were allowed to enter
territories, the would be To desloy balance Of
Germsp'c poser With the oonfederacy The population
Of the whole cohieieracy, excusively Of Austria
about thirty Two millions, whereas the popu alton OF
Austrian empire In forty millions We have seen
that ~ exclads Lonbsrdy from q direct share
federal Standardization at Frankfort aud yet TO establish
the doctrine that Germany If she peased would be at
liberty TO go to war for the sake Of Lonbardy,
Lombarey would gain similar advantages with Ba-
varia or Wirtmbeig. 1t s, therefore, 10 pre-
csely this subverson Of the balance of power be-
tween the Germsnic States that the argument Of the
Austrian party the subject Ct German OBLIGATIONS
nds THIS conviction has been generally entertained
IN Germany during past years that in lsls, "a Count
WaiewsH reppds us, 1t was formally ackno sledged by
the Confederation itsef "when that assembly, q. e.,
the Diet) says the French Munster for Foreign Affairs
"nad 10 occupy itself with the military org anizati,n Of
she Germapc Confederation the OF the associa
make known nominstiveiy suca of their provinces as
they understood should take part in the
end ohiieations Thus ar Is proved by the mnuree of
the De ioersons OF the 9th of April, 8ls AUSTRIA after
having enumerated her German territories, spoke OF
Of Italy, and declared in positive terms that did
enter INTO her veSs to extend The line Of defence Of
Confederation hey oDd the Alps"
The object OF this decls was, in word TO define
he boundaries OF Germany in military sense. The
question under discussion was CONTINUES n. De wa
lewski, to fix the bases Of The Germanic military sys.
tenn The discussion possessed all the Import belong
subject closely connected ID the essen
interests Of Germany No voice raised to pre-
lend that The Lon,bar Venetian Kingdom, the Po
SLY OF lis tributary streams The Aoige we're
Necessary to the security Of toe Confederation il Ia
the Alps that according TO the propos too Of AUSTRIA
M Diet sefeed 10 place the frontier hs line of 80
Of Germany This certainly the statement Of
the military denaraiien o. Germany Germany herself
hst bss yct been pot forward. De waewsxi ia fully
entitled 20 the spgusge which he hods the opposite
argument Is started solely for the Of present cir
cumstaICss."
NJ de Waewrsi has added the testimony of The French
government to the authoritative statement which we
we're enabled 10 make short period ago. reference
the purely deepsive objects Of the Court Of Beria
modifying large part Of Ter amy. He oescripes the
simply which Ia calculated to enable the
Prusslan government 10 that influential position
in any atTapeemeEts witch may hereafter be entered
INTO between France g. Austria, which is due the
rank and traGLons Of Of the great Powers
Of Europe, and TO enable Germany 70 assume q
beh place in ils defensive military organization.
We are glad to zee that France entertains Just
that view Of the objects Of Prussia that entertained
this sioe CT the channel ID she by expe-
ieDees the Jealousy Of be military Developments OF that
STATE which al tim. famed Rmoog the public
pGivio usy. Nor 81 de RaioSkt less he
expresses his te IN TIE pyerdthcs Of European sympathy
fcr the cause aohhe French Emperor has undeytcAtn to
support. What rs barely less reassurng 70 Germany il
II. OF the integrity of her territorial, rights
which ibis circular mas without reserve and s graft
tying 70 Europe 10 perceive shat aer repeated Victory
sme desfe To ocsn2e the is still exercised and
the same disposition 10 trench upon the Austrian
soil OF GERMANY q CONSISTENTLY uaoifeSled'