New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16


LordoD Berlin and St. Pe.ersburg. BY the untimely
eud fetal resolution Of the yienrs Cabinet The aston
bu eL and di.approval u. the three Powers Was dis
played as prute,t which public opinion hos echoed
tbr. ne hou' all Europe.
" Ii Fl gland Prussia and Russls by the step they
tssteIed ~ sk, have bev able to rreye their mora
re-pcLs biy. and -atriy the exsctions VI their OF
teIdtd dignity, the Government ii the Emperor
rcut'ed, how ever, BY analogous to
uaIk III siiude distinctly. and other obligations
in posed uron it, Nothing lncdifes the solidarity
which established al tie between
aud the meiatipg Powers the question remains st
bolton the san but have too much cDui'Icnce IA
tic uteltiors Of which those Powers have given Us
such striking proofs TO fear for moment that they
sLould nI-ubdertsEd the sense uf the policy wnch
ancient tradit and imperous necessities Of geogra
phcal IoeiiiUn 20 naturally Indicate Ia
"FrarCe, since half century, has never pretended
TO exercise Interested inlut nee in ltsy, and It Is
not she, assuIeiiN Who be accused ot having AL
tempted 10 arouse the remembrance uf ancient s'ruS-
eles nid historical rivaies. All that she has hith-
eiio ssked fur ard treaties agree with her wishes IL
that the States III the ItsIsrl Peninsula should live
lur Themselves aud manage their own affairs at hon
we'll h IL their foreign relHt!UGs nm M; swsro
q OF ciigTert view IL taken az LONDON, D-riln Or
=. Petersburg, than et Paris. However 1t may be,
crcuu saces have PLACED Austria toward the various
lOVtls of laly IN position unanimously Judged ~
Pr = Idtr6i;rg.
SarGiIis nlore has hitherto escaped an influence
MI pCrii'n of Europe the bala &c Of power which
il WAS ATTEMPTED to establish. Everywhere else this
fuc; wss very grave but whatever were priv ate
sentiments, 4 might suffice fur u.s. knowing the opiu-
iI- ii the other Cabinets, to poiut out to them the
evil 10 correct.
80 much reserve. when Sardinia is concerned.
wuud tie To rgc most essential interests. II is
not lie coDUi niatin of ie ground winch, his side
con u If the front-Is Of France: the passes
90 the Alps in hands, AMI ii il mos: import
aD' for that the key should be kept At Tafu and Al
Turin % ~. French CONSIDERATIONS, but which are
6so EuCkean considerations a. loug respect ul the
rights ana Cf the legitimate interests ut the Powers
viii ccLtiune to guide To their reciprocal
r'6tiCEs-tl1se col sde hOh-, say, do not allow the
En- ptr0rs Government Ia hesitate upon the llns Of
yllry il ought Ia follow when SLATE considerable
t. Austria uses threatening largnHgc toward Pied
ont, and openly prep-re, ro dictate laws To it. This
obi 6tOu acquires additional force from the refusal Of
Au,iIa 10 discuss before acting. We DO hot wish nj
Giy rice TO m ourselves face t0 face with accom-
p,ed fact, and il is such fact which the Govcrum'ut
Of the Emperor is resolved to prevent. IL is not,
therefore, an offensive attitude; il IL of de-
fcuSr which are adopting.
"AncieLt rehembrances cuinmunty Of origin, n re-
cet alaLce Of the Sovereign Houses, unite usto Nir-
dina. These serious reasons fer sympathy, which
we fully llpiecille but which, perhaps, would rot
suffice 10 decide us. What distinctly points ont our
ralh is the permanent and hereditary interest OF
freroe, the absolute imprrsibllty for the Emperor
Govern eIt tO allow blow to b. struck which would
establish at the foot Of the Alps, contrary To the
wishes Cf fri, tidy h6ticn and To- the wh oi its >Oye-
reign, STATE ni things which would subject tho
wboi, oi Italy to foreign iIhuence.
His lmi rial Majesty strictly faithful to the words
which lc pronounced when the French people re-
called bin to the throne Of the chief Of bis dynasty,
II Iu rriaalr by any personal ambition or dcsirc "i
cotgues'. u is not ,ng since the Emperor gave
prof il a EnIopeaI crisis, that moderation was the
-.u bis policy. That deraion sll prrsldes over
ls de signs M H. while shiecirg the interests which
p.oyi eLce has niusted to him. His Malerly has no
Gca y''u nny uost positively assert It, of separating
is views from tOse %, bis alcr. Far from it, his
Government. 7. fcrirg to the incidents which have
mel ked the Negotiations Of the preceding weeks, EN-
teriaiIs the firm hope that the Government oi Her
BritanLic Majesty will continue to persevcrc IN an nj
ttude which, by uLrs by moral bond the policy ol
he two countries will allow the Cabinets of Paris and
Of LCLdou to give mu.url eApaGaiuns without re-
sefvc aud 10 cOu bue according 10 eveutualtles An
fnhnfe destined to preserve ihr Continent from The
effects Of struggle which may arise ut one ot Ito e1
,Teu lilies. ~
"Eu.sa. we are perfectly convinced Of it, Will be
alwa,s read, direct her Efforts o the same end AS
regaId. Prussia the impartial aud, at the same tme
cnrila, tpiit of which she has given proof siuco
the CONN ,ncem.en of the crisis Is "a guaran "i
her il cliptUu TO Leg lect nothing TO crcucrbe the
e'tw ws ;@g d, cer,v n.v- .... Cir, ..r p.,.-. which
form the German Confederation will not allow them
selves to be led astrny by he rcinrmbrnncrr o di-
f-reIt epoch. France only behold with snrrow
tie excitement which has seized upon some States %
Ceruaty She does not understand how that grea
country, ordinarily calm and so patrotcay IIbued
with the bnowledee Of its strength should fancy it.
sai,iy rneDoccd by eveuts tho theater Of which mus
remain far from it, territory.
"The Emreror's Government is therefore prone to
believe that the statesmen OF GerDany will soon aim
that dept ids grea' deal upon themselves to contrib
ute liz II the aud the duration Ol war which
fraice # she has TO take part in it, has at least the
c,usclUIsnrss Of not having prov vUk1i.
" request you, SIR to polIt out the cOnslderatlons
developed IL q is dispatch ia your next interview with
NJ, aud la leave hiIE copy. The clrar language
H. which now express mys-lt by the Emperor or-
ders, aud which np Plies hi, Maeotys wish To give To
tie ,tbor Cabinets every possible guarauy to bri6g
them to true app, ca,iun uf the suHtinu aud rea~
sure them il 81 much as they are concerted to the
COT e querc,s that II is difficult Tor 10 suppose that
the Goverhme nj IT will not receive these expans-
tuns with confidence equal to that which dictated
them. anI, Ac., WALE"sAi.'