The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18


ao had Tire least feeling agaips, the . ssuiss Az
Christian venerste them as statesman zoe IN them
OF the grandest social institutions wh, has ever
been realized in the world But their name IL IN arm
which find II prudent not 10 leave 10 the pasfp us o.
vagabonds and the Prejudices OF fools.
rho government Of Lucerne took no heed OF my c0l
sells instructors we're required for their youth oA
clergy believed that there wass necessity 20 establish
its right therefore demanded the Jesuts, and with
such General OF the Company OF Jesus
touDo himself Obliged conscehsousy 10 give way, what
ever might OCCUR and hs oresaw what would be the
suit The Jesus eneered into iiucerue exhorted tho
canton what they had done IN the perhsps ic
opportuue but legitimate oxeicse CT their uadouotea no.
verelghty.
NEGOTIATIONS WITH YaAScX
AT the came time enoeavored come TO agreement
with France for the protection Of the Sonderbuni and "
hold up head against the radicals found the French
loyal very resolue-n Short the best disposition pos
sble II recognized the rights Of Catholics wished 20
protect and maintain the agreement But THESE pre,
minaries stopped, aud when wss necessary To act,
was Just IN the middle OF the nfar.
said to Guizol 'Let US proceed In common; let as
intimate to the radical cautious that they must leave the
SOnderbund peace. An energetic declaration will DO
sufficient hope they see that we are not disposed TO
ODly-Epglard We can pass by ner."
He was OF my opinion But We had the certAlnty
that declarations would not intmidate and that
energetic would be necessary proposed
". Guzo. 10 enter into Switzerland Immediately, In
equal iorce on the same day-bO0Oo men On each sido
the speeches of the oppostonthe faror Of the press
the tumuts Of discussion. He hessted. Go on nfst
he said 90 me- 81 give You nay word OF honor will come
sfter The pretext Of your intervention necessary 10
authorize mine"
/ saw IN my turn where that would carry "No;,
said 10 him I" do no. doubt your word; moreover,
your constitutional possibilities. You will engage in It,
am convinced; but no person, not even yourself could
the lead. Will you come 10 aid me 10 sub
due tae radicals, or will you come to aid
compicatons cannot expose myself at the same mo-
bave the radicals and France upon my hands See
well that bind myself TO you for plain action, common
anu decisive, before all the world. We will enter al the
same moment, and proclaim the same wow"
He did hot wish to understand me at all; and saw
that could nothing. IL short did nothing and
that was the signal for the fall of the governments
The inevitable catastrophe had arrived; for long
time before political science could Dc nothing more than
TO delay hour. On that occasion h Guzot failed IL
resolution before pubc Rpr in FraDcs perhaps also be
fore The soominsoe policy Of England, which desired
everything that has occurred sand yet Sid L " what
will become Of Germany what viii become of France
what will come out OF all this?"
THE PuruKE OF GERMANY AND FRANCE
do not Ike be s%nsy replied questions This a cont IN,
clearly into the future The presen; state Of al AIRS
oisooncerts all provisions What will be the result OF all
that There will be nothing good. Tina. what nave
to say you pay attention to oil the changes Of tho
reet
Austria has lot finished, neither has Germany. There
two monsters which menace Germany, and one, nOs
the other must dey0ur It. believe that might say
both OF them. the Teutouism, the other Prus
sansm the one and the other strongly pabued with ia
cobinsin and with Professionalism. That creates 'sms
enough for an unfortunate country.
In regard France that she has great many
chances TO Withdraw herself she knows however must
be by revolutions In these her educatsn complete She
il within herself, like grisette in students BALI she
knows the customs better than woman who finds herself
there for the first time
HEBREW REVOLUTIONARY ELKMENT In GKRaASY.
have not ye. come into service and which are very
formidable The Jewish element, for example. ID,
npSnown The Je except In certain corners of
the provinces where they carry on commerce. have no
particular role In France Those who have appeared arc
incidents, and are Lot properly facts and signs The
jewish venom In not felt in the unbelieving mass.
In Germany it is altogether diereSt The Jews occupy
almost the fret yoe and revoutioniss Of the first
brood Toey have WRITER'S philosophers, poets, orators
pubicss, bankers, and in the head and heart all the
weight Of their snS,ent Snomioy They Will have re-
full day for Themselves
tTnK SICK MAN OF EURorE"
Will your Highness permit 20 draw your atten
ton something else. You know how wo arc pre0cca-
pied with wha, call the Oriental question. WHAT
will be the feelings Of Austria towards Russia In the fu.
ture events Of Constantipoplef
Austria engaged by motives the most pressing, the
most essential and the most desirable 70 maintain the in
dependence and TO prolopg the existence of the Ottoman
Empire AT ConstantnopIe she is the born adversary
of Russia Between Russia and her there will not be any
agreement on that question. There s one now-it is
recognized necessythe settled understanding OF doing
nothing, ahd Of adjourning every comDicatop Russia,
which ou believe is much rsAssAd IN take CONSTANT
is that, in general heir ab ina has not that eager
nese OF lay ing lands his Inheritance which IS generally
seen in REFS by testament II not generally tne naau.
raj and sfable who poison their progebltors IT 10
those who do not inherit but by virtue Of gift suscept
bic of being altered The second reason for which Russia
ai0 mol 81 on Is the immense with
that advancement would cast upon her. Her siIsn-
Europe would be multiplied in most aggravated manner
and ct the same time she would have thrse Capitals
Two ere already more tran enough.
moRNs THE CROWN OF RUSSIA
The empire at Coustannope will be the certain ruin o.
ST. Petersburg aud OF Moscow. Consequently with great
deal o! affairs her hands Europe, there will be great
deal Of oisconteDt also in the empire Before removing
Ind coming to take residence the Bosphorus the
Emperor would have great many questions TO settle q:
home; p,aoy points regulate OF which there
Of little Iorance lie knows that perfectly and there
orns ao, terrible thords IN hs beautiful and pro-
dgiors crown BE waits then, with much free will but
you FIenchrieu wish that he would make haste In al.
,bs he p 10 do 20 .oon ms. he has b ons sto
TO make, that he ia not bold enough to make It,
you exc To mis- vanity you raise his PRIDE you encourage
hIe despite Of himself to attempt that which aars you,
and my faith he must not be astonished that great
enterprise which he wshes to clothe with much care
80 much prudence, co much heaviness, should DO
one dag received by rash action, come wha! will.
METTERSlCH At HOME.
The following Saturday dined second tir,e at the
Princess very noble lady, who had not lost eli her cele
braNd Beauty Great, proud in stature in Language,
majesty But oae s touched with the tenderness witch
she exbbts TO her nusbsnda greet deal older than she
sand with the respectful affection which she renders
him Besides, abe did not crush me wth the weight Of
her crown; and felt obliged to her 70 be cassed among
the sons Of God La Brryere says who complainant
and simple for the children OF the earth.
spoke to her of the reerec with which the Prince in
spred and OF the recognizance which ways
ed me, as well as of the kindness which he always mani
tested towards
CHE is go goad,'' she said TO az cannot help,
continued depressing TO your HShne bow much re-
greet being condemned TO that grand and noble
ter attacked and misunderstood az he hes bean Az this
expression tears started 10 her eyes "Aggressong
political hatred nothing" she said "That which
hard to suffer the studied outrages Of ngraude. 1t
is the nsoence or rcbe!ous vaTets who have become
more wicked than they ought TO be after having
been more servile than was required CT them.
They have known che opinions Of the Prince,
they have thousand times experienced his ten.
dcrnesa OF heart they have had the most convincing
proofs Of bis loyal wisdom End at the time they
oalumn ia.e bis understanding and his heart"
MADAME, said l. SIT e necessary TO follow the example
which he gives YOU and forget the rebellion of those IN.
fortunate creatures, even iheir very existence"
81 cannot do co." abe replied, weeping bitterly ashat
is too much cowardce and perBdy. History viii not
avenae US, and it will not know tasi admirable heart
wbch they have DETAINED They have dared to speak OF
patriotism and Of humanity. Is tho Prince that has
loved and served his country and who has suffered not