The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-17
Our Brussels Correspondence.


Important Neos from Berln-Prussia Thinks of Var
German Toops ar, he Rhine-Ths Army in Laly-Na
poleos's Policy-7ne Spirt Of Revolution decentralization
Un;ty-7he Question Of Neura,iy-Trdnsfer Of Gunner
shit-Neaaral Goods ia Tansit-The Cotton 7r0de-Nelos
Items, de dc, dc.
THIS package which hasten Off includes up to the last
OF closing the mail all the reliable information to
be obtained in the POLITICAL diplomatic and financial cir
ces OF this city Your attentive readers viii notice the
important letter from the correspondent Of the Nord
Berlin dated 29h of Nay nappeared in the Nord Of yes
terday, and produced profound impression here, and
Immediately teegraphed to Paris and to the seat Of
war. ! have taken pains to inform myself Of the
of inspiration of this letter, well as to learn
why such extraordinary importance is attached to it,
regret say that the first indication that the Austrian
policy has Las. triumphed The prudent neutrality
of Prussia. The Vienna correspondent Of the London
Times right. We hhall shortly nearly 100000
on the banks Of the Rhine, and conflict which will
convuse oil Northern Europe Bnt must otl adhere to
the opinion that II is Prussia who blame. She
goes into the against her pro est against her judg
ment ana against her interest. She will cut Of il
with loss of power the Confederation accompanied by
Austrian influence IN al the departments,
The advance OF Gsibeld into Lonbardy, and the pro-
canaton of Prince Napoleon the sezd upon
by Austria to draw from her neutral anchorage
Europe has known the st that France intended
fight the Austrans with Italians and her dscontented popu
lations Hungary ard other provinces. Napoleon
mis- game, and he knows that he organize and
the people Of Italy and hungary that his own army will
be free, either reserve base OF operations, for
domestic defence. 1t must not be forgotten that the peo
pie heretofore have had the moral support of
strong basis of operations in their their
yrants. The dst Napoleon felt the need OF such sup
port, for there Paris neither money TO
aic hm He had 70 subsst hs army by tne imposition Of
levte upon the countries through which be passed,
recruit his army by foreign eDstmspts Behiud nin at
home WAS fsctious Intrigue, and divided nation
down by revolution and exhausted by national want Toe
reversed France is prosperous; at Paris is
stfopg ana united Administrations tue Empress and her
child Ia the Ives the 10y atty enthusiasm
OF the peoPe the at home liz well provided and the
in Italy merely exercising In fact, the most poser
full military nation of Europe creating advance guard
and great Revolutionary army IN Italy which will
be increased by recruits from Hungary ant other pas,
and this revolutionary army will then make the grand
tour Of the Continent before ell s over. Strictly speak
ing the French army may not into Austria. Strictly
akDg, France not 20 beyond her Pledged word
Europe But again and again TIE question, who
etsy the storm of popular revolution? hov the
heart OF Poland as eacn wind bears on its wings toe sound
OF in laIyf How the blood of Hungary flows hot
and FAST how the women who were dashed the market
places by Austrian sodery now turn their faces to hus
bsnos and brothers and hope tor revenge How the
millions of Christians in European Turkey who have
shipped God in hiding places and the cross az the
emblem OF their faith the caves O. moupte ms
now cream of temples open air and church spfes
glesmiDg in the sun. How modern Greece chants the
songs Of Der ancient glory, aud which, dadng
echo in the lonian Isles swells the chorus OF tree
dom which now comes up from the lips Of thirty
millions OF people Napoleon more stay
this storm tnan could Louis Philippe the destiny OF
uibuon is at band and be 20 Prussai she brings
down upen Germany ice wrath due, and justly due, to
Austria Perhaps the Cabinet at Berlin may make ooe
more effort peace Prussia being IN the lead offer 10
France the Offices OF mediation before lipug conflict,
Inceed, this is talked Of among diplomats and England
certainly will, aided by RUSSIA, back this policy,
will see by The TRANSACTIONS sent you. Yet the march of
6aribso and hrs splendid successes bave electrified Ed
rope, and the revolutionary party every where think
more OF Napoleon snd negotiations, but sympathze ouly
with the leader of the volunteers The difficulty is to
stop him. The Ausrians every where With
the people, headed by Gsrbsd their beels and some
fine day they will all pei nell into territory
together This s Austria's object and desire and here
will occur the complication which will give trouble aud
which long since Anticipated n my letters the HERALD
Observe for instance tae letter from Florence which I
have taken from The Nord You ele
mene Italy maniies.pg themselves. Is Florence or
Turin to be the capital OF Iay2 Is Tuscany or Sar
dina TO be the metropolitan seat Of power? Here is the
true oaDser TO Napoleon The volunteers will
INTO Austria. Revolution VIII break out 10 Hungary,
victory in Italy will lead to Italian dsunion AID discord.
unless indeed the nationality formed the midst of
war, BIS was the case with The United States.
In the financial world the premiums rsks eepe
ciay III Ger oaDy and Central Europe advancing.
The question of neutrality OF engages on
every side, and particularly interesting moment
For il mutt not be that the dagger over when
neutral goods landed the seaport Because the
moment they leave the side they 10 be under
the protection of the sgsay of the Un,ed sa,esbu,
are transferred to the European consgnee owner In
the case Of cotton toe question CT neutra.y gill more
import anti from the that the great sea.s OF
consumption are in the iLtaroI Of the Continent
cotton once lanted from the American Dag it s lie
BILE TO seizure coDfsc lton becomes The uoosry OF
CITIZEN OF nation AZ gar The orders, refore Tor
EuroceAn account for cotton sill be gresy influenced by
mis- state a things unsJ soe steps taken to secure
the Neutrality Of our great While raDsi. TO the
consumer On the laad we!l the
The last rel:ablp morn s speaks Of the concen
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