The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-27
Our Belgium Correspondence.


BRUSSELS, May IL, 1852
The Rssoluon Of the London and Berlin Cnbinets-7he
Neutrality Of Russi1, prussia and EnJlasd-Policy of
Austria, dc dc.
The great news of the day the resolution of the Lon
don and Berlin Cabinets to guard the strictest neutrality
in the present war This decided after the deca-
ration of Russia to the same effect and the explanation
given by the French Cabinet This accord established
tween the three great mediang Powers s happy omen
for Europe and certainly had this accord been manifested
sooner Austria would have made the audacous ag
sresson she has done the face all Europe But the
smell OF blood has fearful influence upon the revolution.
airy population of Europe aud there dangers against
which combinations provide. Commercial and in
dusra prosrason turns out to starve restless and dis
conened class These people must fee the country by
emgr ation or remain to starve be fed by the State
and fed by the sta,e the soldiers ration is the cheap
est and the war footing the best status This increase
of armament not only provokes attack actually sug
gess No man is eager for the fray as your new
recruit In the meanwhile there is the day Of settle.
ment between France and Austria, in which Austrian
diplomacy will not be allowed TO take ad.
vantage of iw own wrong mean, that If
Austria had gone into the Congress, she would have
out shorn Of her Italian possessions. II she is
beaep by France and driven by the Italian people of
the provr cea why she only loses Italy with this advan-
age that sbe will have inflicted much injury upon Sar.
dos and drawn France and the revolutionary into
position from which retreat will be difficult be.
restrain the victorious of France and Ssr
dns, and settle the foundation Of Italian nationality
brng forth complication which reaches England. To
drive Austria from haly Is only tho first step In Medi.
terrapesn policy by France AMI Russia, of which the
war was the prelude and the Suez canal aud the
restoration OF Gibraltar to Spain, material guarantees
Austria has long premedisated attack Prussau neu.
tray has restrsDed her for tme but she knows that
principles stronger thao men, policy than al.
aDces She knows she cannot perish Of tue fatal
maady which the Will breathe In as Turkey dies She
will be n difficult sick man. than the Ottoman
and in all cases will precpitate at her hazard either
the entire abandonment by France and Russia Of their
Mediterranean policy, or conflict with England to
prevent IFS realization. A naval war by France and
Russia them against England for the command of the Bal.
tic the Black Sea, the Channel and the Mediterranean
be the object Of Austria rather than the possession of
her worthless Italian possessions Depend upon it, Aus
ra initiating deep game the end Of which no one can
anticipate. II she wins the entire abandonment on tue
part of France and Russia Of their Mediterranean and
Eastern policy sbe gains than the losses sustained
in Italy II, on the other hand, she confronts these
Powers with the na solution Of the conquest of CONSTANT
pope and the possession Of the Mediterranean 70 force
England into The conflict 10 prevent this, then Austria
holds again the balance OF power and Germany would be
forced into the war. The ransations which send you
enclosed fully confirm my original opinions as expressed
in the hKRAD and you may assured that the Cabue.
at Vienna beng certain Of the loes OF italy, s putting t
poston there To this last best of Aus
tras traditional policy In the Levant and her domestic
influence IN the Germans Confederation
Dispatches just received from Turin inform us TINT the
Austrian army Is changing its position, and making
some Sba dhordcry retreat II Ia no doubt IN conse
quence OF an order arrived from vwuna for change Of
tactics, aud sbot Asa will soon take up another posi-
ten to what she bas occupied Shyso lvt few DAYS. and
remain on the fen Eve.