The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12
BRUSSELS, jay %, 1859

BRUSSELS, JiiJ %, 1859
Acceptance ty the Pope If ne III Moray Prei5sncy-5-
many, Prussia and A'utr.a-Tae Unity If Ger..a..y-
England Farrable to PTtEsia-F'aace he Friend Of
Aust,ia-Corfdnce Of Peace sr Monetary Ci,cLs-Tae
Boston Trade Sats-Trade Sales OF Co,nsn.lI Goods az
The Suta-Fmmoticn u an European Comp tiny, DC dc.
The acceptance by the Pope Of honorary Presidency
Of the Italian Ccnedersto9 sh TIE tina: France
about to reduce her army and navy peace fo,iug
will no doubt prodo; he fSms favorable result II New
York which has taken place n Europe. I have
the ates. from nearly al the principal Bankers
the Continent, each teegsgbc desps.ch the
spread Of confidence. Italy becoming quiet, Trance is
dissrmng and the Rothca;1s buying luet-ian metal
Ice And yet cannot overlook the necessity
luton Of tina. great Geruan problem which any
other involves the Quesuou of muaeru
freedom in Europe. Germany is Me hear. OF Europe
from whence Gomez l,s IDEAS OF liberty, it's popular
songs, and the warmth epthub.asm of social unity
ard nationality. Berlin the brain Europe,
where originate u thoughts which underle modern
pre- gtess Confronting toese is AUSTRIA either
besds or heart-oo'd, brutal, selfish and .yraunicsl
here to be- in fact, the new order Of thingsv which
the late Italian st1ug2 have Initiated Again. and again
ana again, cay that Germany, usi.d Power liz the
only move through w3iGn England ress, the
coalition France is forming against her. II s only
through uniting Germany upder the administration of
Pru,.ia that Austria be preveu,ao, as ne mere
tool of France, rom destroying Germany entirely.
stated in pre- letter PfBssan government
might count upon France. The basty OF the
the treay with Austria rever, .ho vs. where
French Influence will 20 The French army true i.s
military habit is fond of people whom /: has beaten
but dislkes those VINO have dared TO threaten,
and detest those ~uo have proven victorious over
j.. So the soldier of France snakes hands with
the Austrian, but goes into retirement with
certain grim ideas Of yet wipng out the
remembrance of the seacbefy Of Waterloo Ia OF
contest between PRUSSIA and Auftrs France would hold
the p1wer, Tbs position Of seN must
not be thought of by EoHland Consequently closer al
lance will be drawn between England and Prussia Asa
consequence Austria as counter policy, will lean
Until the breach between PruesiA and Austria be COM
pleted, England backing Berlin ana France Vienna. On
which side is to be found the interests Of freedom and
progf ees il s unnecessary to state.
In the enclosed tram s'ons you will End the latest
news o. interest The khh mission TO Rome vii. pro-
baby prove failure The Pope hardly receive toe re-
preventative nstou the faith Of toe Sultan
The abdcaton Of the different Dukes OF Italy ia favor Of
sorne unobjectonHbe representative OF their claims
edaes disposition yard Euros Congress which
may yet assemble affairs OF Southern Europe
But it evident thai there ia great untegams being
played Of which one but Napoleon and the Gar are
cognzant. Are all these hopes Of TO be dasaed
the ground? Will the people, lmpelled by instinct of
common danger suddenly disregard Of this sys-
tenn kingly imperial arrangement and light again
the blaze OF revoution2 Tire reaction in Germany in
favor of Prussia ndcaef quiet in that direction the
reaction IN England in rsgsrd to Napoleon promises quiet
ard confidence in Iay. Ano II England is satisfied, and
France has enough of glory, and aly be quiet Ia not
likely that either the Germans or Begians will get up
Turning from these political questions, your Boston
readers viii earp doubt with pleasure tina. the great
trade sales In thai city created quite stir the
Continent, and will be initiated before long in very
serious way down South vbe-e lie going to be, Ilearn
grand exhibition or trade sale, either at Macon or
Augusta of continental goods result is favorable,
company will be formed TO hold regular series of such
tales. either at Baltimore Charestoa New Orleans
an oca statemen, on ho su Se, which shall Be- srans
lated and sent to the HhRALD by next steamer