New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
90. s,ion and neither England nor Germany had sry

qus stion and neither England Germany had sIy
right to object 10 the expulsion Of the Austin sns fro
county which bates t. eir rule and gives strength
TO then Empire. Putting aside, iLdeed, every con-
stefnoD but that of The baleBcs Of power the -ever-
az ce Of Italy from tie Austrian Crown would not be
il se Al evil II Austria Is necessary to the strength
Of Central Euiope. fi forms bHrier to the ambition
Of Pans end ST. Pe'ersbIrg If from the necessity OF
IL position il il The ally Of England it will be able
uors escU.ly to perform these seryices to the world
when i has been re eased from the duty OF keeping
down by force FIVE millions of Italians. English
statesmep, whose 20 called sympathy with Au-tria
means only that they see the Advantage Of having
strong Power IN the geographical po.itlon
which Austria occupies would care little II
Francis Jos-ph gaze up b- Italian possessions TO- NOR
Indeed tie efforts Of 81 sensible Ministers hsye
been directed fJr yeaIs TO bestOwlng practical Ia 1e-
p.ndetoe on Lombardy AMI Venice under some system
which should ssve the prite If Fienua But when we
fLd aggressive power sling il in hand To redress
by The wrorgs Il population not It's own. dan
gerous principle being established in Europe. No
poieuts,e can pretend to cOnfine the lim OF war
which has cnoe broken out; no general engaged IL
deadly struggle afford to disregard any means OF
sGccess. The disconieni Of Hungary With Austsn
rule is too great temptstion for oommanfef OF the
bef X Of the NucO II resist. Moreover the "under-
standing with Russia has direct tendency to encour-
sge sucb a diversion. So 1t happens tnat within
fostu'gbt after tse first victory ON Lombard ground,
Louis Napoleon is employing Hungarian refugees 10
reyolntiOnIze distant province OF bis enemy
The effect on the English people OF this new move
will of course be smal. This country has determined
on strict neutrality, aud Government would no
more be ALLOW ed to go TO to keep the Austrans in
Hungary than to keep them In lieyi but several con
sidera,IOus from 1t which are not UNIV orhy of
notice. In the rst place, the direct call to in'urec-
ton in the Genital and Eastern Provinces Of the n
pire must have It's effect the Ger0sns who as It 49,
sufficiently excited. What Influence the change oil
Ministry in England and the menace OF Russia may
have the Pussian Regent remains to be seem they
mey induce bun prudenty to preserve the peace, or
they may rouse Lin to crafty his subjects and the
mIor States by active participation 10 the war;
Within the last few days the Prussan army has been
mobiZed everything, Il Is said, Il ready tor the trans
pOrtaiiun OF troops through SaxOny and baVaria,
end however much the world may count
On the slowness and irresoutiOn of Germans,
il cannot be denied that the present aspect
Of things tbIeateuing. Hitherto, however, Prussia
ha. waited pretsxt for entering into the lists. TAe
wr has not spread tOthe GermaDic Couiedera cn aud
the French Emperor has made the most earoe,t and
repeated protettstioDs tina, his views are limited to
Italy, and that Germany has nothing to fear for her IN
terests or honor. Moreover, the port of Trieste has
not even been bookaded, and the whole commercial
of Austria may lie safely in its harbor under the
protection Of the German Bund But II * Jssuth and
Kiapka be seriously commissioned IL kndie the flame
of revolt in a remote province Of Austria the Gernsns
may have that cdSuI bella which the more hot-headei
among them desire. Ii is beyond a doubt that the
preservation Of general peace will be IN sde much more
difficult by such extension OF Louis Napoeons pro-
grsmme.
What the French Emperor proposes TO himself must
for time remain secret. Most probably his views
for the present confined to weakening the Austrian
Geherals by promoting dlsafection among the Hunsa-
riau regiments But may be sure that two such
Inen as Koseuth and Klapka will not confine them
selves to working for isian independence. Their OBJ
iect not to weaken the garrsOns OF Verona or Man
tua bat TO raise revolt in Hungary, now nearly de-
uuded Of Austrian troops. The French Emperor must
be aware of this and 1t is certainly strange 70 see
sovereign who holds his throne as the champion of
order in esgue with the RevOlutionists and Repub-
li0su 4 he
Shoud he persist in scheme which the proclama-
ton of Klapka and NJ. Kossu,hs departure from En-
gland indicate it will be a sign that he is ready to
wade into the deepest waters of European commotion