The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-05
Our Belgium Correspondence.

BaussEIs, May 10, 1859.
Retreat # The Austrian kiniter- Opinions Oh TIA, Re-
reat--Count Rcchberg, The Nelo Au.trian A.nisty--
ErSlaId's Declaration Of Neut,atsty--Austrian Papers
on the Rights Of Austria, ne Emperor Napoleon, &C.
The replacing Of the Minister who has directed the poll
cy OF Austria since the death Of Prince Sshwarzeuoere is
one Of the events which pre- occupy in the highest degree
the political world. Some pretend the retre.s OF Count
Buo is corcession made to Russia and Prussia; others
Of opinion that had been done before or even on the
2oth April last, IL might have arresed Austria on the
brink Of precpce and prevented the explosion OF var
row It is too ate-i is but iarder expiation and will
but little serve her nteres. 1t would not be prudent 10
judge too soon what may be the policy Of Count lo sue
cessor, for be will find himself 10 presence Of situation
which leaves him but little latitude; he vii receive with
bic rcrte those political traditions which are not OF
nature 10 cain the fvares and the conflict they have
provoked No doubt there will be change in the form
but the groundwork will remain the same; and cnSse
quently this apparent REFORM being made at ihs last
moment, will produce little or DO effect One good NAV
come ous OF when the propitious moment arrives for
tne fecommeDcenent Of peeotaOns. Count fechoerg
man highly esteemed, and an yet has not compro.
miseo himself with The other Powers
The other important which equally or even more
occupies the attention Of the dipomauc word s the de-
araton q neutrality made by England, from which
pedh.r Austria hor any part OF Germany has
ance u expect and from which EugIand viii not stir ~
long az her neutrality 10 respected While Austria AMI
france are deoyin ing each Other EnglanJ by her strict
neutrality, vii become stronger she will have greater
weight IN the balance on Whatever side may be tbroso
ana then may she let her voice be heard The moment
Will arrive, whatever the victory in tue mpend
ing STRUGGLE that England will come forth all her force
not as provocator out as pescemsker; her p1ion viii
then be to arrest the shedding Of blood and pro
clam The Independence Of Italy. she viii take the hoes
ahare--lopees that she Is
The Austr IAN papers are silent the events that most
prooccupy the minds Of the pubic. On the other hand
they never tired Of Inserting the rights OF Austria
and the fsus OF the nsutras, and the crimes OF the
Powers allied against Der. The Osd ,IscAe PoG pre-.
tnos tca Austria at this moment defep The cause OF all
the European States IL says Che principles for the
defeLce al which Austria has accepted capno
BY any means DC 'oated from the crsne Of European
policy The rehs che oefeCds form the basis ~ the rocal
eddce OF Europe IL attacking the Austrian EMPIRE IA
pcieon etakes.one OF the pillars Of ha, edIhce ut we
shopld lie 20 know who bias author zed Aus u take ON
he rseh the task Of defending the rights OF ElropeP
We have DO news from the theatre o. war Tns Emne
ror Napoleon nj his general quarters at Aessapdria
tnce NapoNop SIN VI Genoa waiting the arrival OF
big cavalry 70 join the rett OF the army.
Inc Emperor trarcs Joseph has vet Jeff Vsnn, fay
tie army although he expected before tue
ment OF hosrites AUSTRIA appears decided on rensp.
Ing on the defensive.