The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-04

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.uvsys D The Frankfort Diet have withdrawn their re
specvs netionc for calling o tho whole federal consin-
gent 90 placing si observation the Rhine;
lbe lit'e rsnorales Of Germany disbauding their
baf dozen EACH the q which foani
" ~ - uievous upon nnancisl resources toe
Pussian reops that already on the route 70 the
fsonnes fsve been stopped 10 rAustu, and ths Prince
Rseese bss addressed proclamation 10 his citizen SOL
deSs ssskipg themfor the prompstude with -hch they
responded 70 bis CALL and intmaing consequence
Of The sAddsn conclusion of peace their will room
be dsnsed with and granted them 70 return
TO thsR homes aad families. In Q word. everything
brsess peace, and with the exception Of slaughtered
'housepds ruined Cities devastated fields and villages,
and large Increase OF debt scarcely vestge remains
OF ~ tremendous struggle that only few days since
was Europe And yet In spta Of ell those pacific
sympors and demcnstr ations general feeling Of un
easnees prevalsa sense Of danger and insecurity more
intense Than when every hour fraughs with runners
Of blecdy eombass and obstinate seges. Even the
Bourse which usually confines ts thoughts 10 the
sens and allows the future to take Of ITSELF seems
alarmed NJ the porteatous calm that has unexpectedly
suocssded the din Of battle, and rapidly awakening 70
the convDton that the pretended peace nothing bat
an armed truce II Is not much the intelligence
ceived from Italy, showing does the dIsgass which
the treaty Of Vlafranca excited among the populs
ton and opening prospect Of fresh complications that
quarter that has produced this uncomfortable feeling
the light throws upon the character Of French
Emperor, which raiaes 70 feversh hega. the suspi
cons always euterape Of the designs Of that mys
FERROUS personsge.
The frat effect Of the recent war and that must be
exceedingly welcome to- as PROFESSIONALLY foreseen
by, Louis Napoleon Is the toIl breach has occasional
htisen the tsoo leading German Po,oers, Austria and
Prussia. "Deserted by my natural allies says the Elm
peror Francis Joseph in his manifesto 81 constrained
yield TO political necessity" will be receIlected that
in former address Of the Austrian monarco, issued
the day when he ordered Gyula to the Ticno he
informed his people that he SHOULD not be without allies
the approaching contest" and his disappointment Is
proportioned to the confidence with wh,h he reck.
upon their operation. An alliance with Prussia
thought, would lead sooner or later IN similar
nectou with England and though the fste the Derby
ministry ought TO have dsapated sucn hopes, they con-
tipued, nevertheless 70 be INDUCED by the Austrian
Cabinet and their ultimate failure mainly ascrbed TO
The backwardness vacilation jealousy Of Prussia
By oil accounts from V,enna The Court are furious 40 zssa
this country and would 90 any lengths to Deak tAsir
geance upon it the ceo Of tie press are instra ted u al
sc the most violsat articles to be published 91in he Prus
contains covert threat, the army being told that the
Emperor relies upon their vaor "ia future conflicts" IT,
therefore, LOUIS Napoleon should think proper to
assume hostile attitude towards Prussia If he
should seze upon the warlke preparations she
has recently made, and which evidently directed
sgaipst him, for picking quarrel her
and realizing the tdees Napoleon in respect TO the
natural position of the Rhine he may depend upon aadug
jealous cosdutor in Austria although was in the in
tereet OF that Power that tnose very preparations
undertaken which would afford him pretext for host
tes CONGREGATIONS Of gratitude have reetr aimed
Eroussy believe that the injury uscsea uooo the by
Prusas not having done enough far greater than t1e
benefit they have derived from what she has actually
DONE That they would not have rushed into unless
they had been pretty well assnred Of Prussan support
appears extremely probable, and although definite
miees given positive engagements contracted by
this government there denying the Language
held by Ministers and by the ministerial party in and
Of the Chambers was calculated to strengthen the
rance, and lie not much TO be wondered At therefore
If Austria feels indignant and mortified at a re
suit little comformable TO her anticipatons
In fact Der resentment s excessive that there would
be chance Of Der coming 10 an open rupture with Prussia
Immediately without waiting for difficulty to spring up be
tween this country ana France her internal affairs
her part until she has had time to from tho eso
Of the last csmpsgn, which, brief as has been, ha.
have overturned It II contioued ew months longer
was above ALL the state Of feeling in Hungary and the
appesnnce Of Kossuth the French camp, that 80 far
humblsd the traditional pride Of the Hapsburgs to
obtain their consent TO treaty which, though most un.
eatsadory to Italian PATRIOTS has robbed she Austrans
ncal influence in the Peninsula; they undou btedIy re-
ceived hint from Louis Napoleon that, they did not
let coss The Hupearian sgts,or among hin conntrvsn
ard Tint he would then he no lonoer in rosition aver
tboueb he stl had the sh To nravent the IF
their monarchy ~
TIE Prince Regent Of Prussia and his government
are moi IGNORANT Of The exaneration felt aoans than ~
Aus,rs nor are thew blind 10 the in wn;ch the
would Se involved bv An ,ten. Cordial bet veen that 2
der hese crcuatauces n ia their obvious n form
a coaIiuou with Russia and Eorand and ths,
oreTt,us, hnpe hem mat bu them hrouoh do P;sr ~
Scho,nhaus,n nj "a p,t,ysb.ro and Cot t,sn.,orT =;
L0rd6,, auhch horr nj hem an pnrav r.c.sJ n3as
the snswer retnrned nv Rnss,a whose insnt,ors e.
slvsvs cons;Sered most do.btrn, au;rcs. sras,ar d
ness 10 enter into The views Of this Cabins, than 10
infested hv ENGLAND p,t The awaits os TA he 20 IL.
Last vrys have ebovn how ner,ons - ~ NV e. wv
countrv n relv pnnn foreion IA no. m, q. "a
oct ard trusest Allies are N An "g h.n nm
sssistsnre IL most needed and bor ahsontav b ~
denand IN case of attack mon the eyent of o IN -"
n IL hored iIj not he ioet rnon tha pmss;a
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