The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
The AnRio-Prussasn NeuuTa Ally Likely to be
CONTINUED.
From he London Times, July 2oI


Austria had not been content with the dempions "a.
cured her by peace Of 1853 By treaties ANA occu
patton she had made beybef dominant Pc yer in italy
was not disposed 10 retire from the posou sho
created Sardinia on the other hand represented. as
Lord John Russel saws tne ana aspi aons of
Iay and would not retire from tho poeition She had
taken up These conflicting cla,ms ana ths ndanositlou
10 re, from posons sousy hs in face ~ ssoh
other led ss they necessarily mus 10 conflict France
vas called in and war has been the result Lord John
Russell the sagaciy TO sec two days before the battle
France would necessarily proceed from her Italian battle
field 10 the banks of the Rhne-sn by pothess for ami
ss.ins. which much nigh, be stated, but which did not
Prussia involve fret herself and ultimately the Of
Europe in the contest. The consideration rs also urged
with much effect, that ii od be unworthy Of Prussia 70
d'Gto her s0Td IN OTd.S to pepetudte Hts9oueTannt IN
Noy the danger Of exciting the military spirit OF France
h also dwelt on and the wisdom Of Prussia In following
the example Of neutrality Bel her by Epglrnd
Let Austria say what she will, Eogand and Prussia
have gained much by their policy OF neutaity-so much
that tneI conduct must not only be 70 them sAtstac
ton for the past, but cte guide for the future They
have ehed no innocent blood in wanon conilc; they
have betrayed TO allies, and excited no VAN hopes.
They have neither joined IN an attack on the treaties OF
Vienna lent their aid TO strengthen the GAUGE OF in
justice and oppression. SO much Tor the past For the
future their course isequslly plain They must hold The
same course in peace as they haue ose red ~ 'odr WIS
wse for want OF certain clear grounca o. action 10 keep
out OF the field OF battle, u VIII De equally wise, for ex
acty the same reason TO Keep Out the congress cnam
Der. Upon what grounds would they proceeaY Are
England ana Prussis 70 tske wnaever agreed upon
ny the rLnPeIofS VI rIhhce anu husuA NO TIE oae5
c. negotiation, and 70 sucnn 10 Inc ignominious
task Of deysng means for carrying out the VIII OF these
imperious are we 10 assist IN restorng the
supremacy OF the Pope over The reoei rus Legations IN
prugpe pacX me expeeu soVeregns OF tuscany ana MO-
dela ana in consumnatipg snd confirming the pluuder
OF the duchess OF PamaY These are no occupations for
trfe England ana enlighteled Prussia Let those who
have Concerted euch proceedings among themselves Carry
them oi Sc hey may but let Us stand aside and true to
The policy which bAde US orbesr from assisting either OF
t~o sdes heher OF WHICH We coeo approve let us for
pear aso from mixing ourselves up Sth measures which
REMIND ps alternately OF tho Trunvire'e Of c@sar Antho
ny era lepnus ana o. enc ptocetapgs Nnch ushereo 10
the partition Of Poland.
Iron the London NeSs July 90
We beIeve that ell Eppsbmer whether whies tores
or Yaoios anti aIj,can or frenolv To Austria have ony
one wisb for Iy The wis that by fome me.ss or oner
h., chi d,en coud oct the spsment ut Their nyn NJ
fai,s and live in nseee We Do not want 10 se,ta vho
shall poverp Modepa that neher sr bus mess nor thai
NJ The Emneror of the French We Mi thou,b: n was
hs neraistence ~ FRANCIS Joseoh in nteTferny WIN mt
Tor, Tim, did not concern him Thai lsn "a ths Tn
war ia over in its oIorress lost their ,hroneS
ana n Ia nnvy pronoaed nv NanoIeon IiI tn yenaat ira