The New York herald., 1860-12-10
Russs~n Policy In Emrope.
fNANClrATrVS oF THE sksrs-IMpoRrAsr {

fNANClrArIcS OF THE sExFs-lMpoRrANT SEMI
OPTICAL nECG ARArIoS.
There the H,aIsdc Rssss article aFoo sne inter
view al Warsaw, which, corning from 20 important an
organ OF tbc Russian government, denana special a''eh
tlon. . -.
The writer addresses himself 10 the subject Of the
statement conveyed ny telegraph 70 5ondon, that
Warsaw Questions bad ren put by A'stria 70 hnsss =
IL whether The latter ~yud recognise what had passed
ia Hah aud secondly as 10 her attitude IN case .. fNa
mont bong supported by another fowerY Processing 70
discuss taiese uuestons the hght oi mere hyp'nses
The writer points 10 tue " ~thdra%a al Y the huss % en- A.
hassy from Turin a proof q assis,p" ana
goes argue tiat between toaine oi prmcipss ann
refusal 4, recognise Facts when they become accom-
p;shea here is a vide difference. ms NsR'@
tioan II Italg Stopld tr1Dne L fdc hrougk he "d o
tr,,.. tur g3Uaons o. p,s7d there uvud b. 20 9ood
t refusing 10 rsssnts q FOR d ao"d so = l
H. - ,1f oT International etdttoaS ioGh important
,s.t. . II Ea,,p- France Rad passed within hal cen
tnrp, through various forms Of governnlfht Mhon
noaher prevented recognition oi actosl loms ~ ~ !.
a.. rights claimed hv excluded heirs. With regard 70
e ccond quest ion referring venetia and The posi-
5le alliance France ~ Piedmont, the writer remarks
Thai France with slreauy deret that should fleimont
attack Venice sh. mus. do upon her own responsip-
~. Accepting, however, The snpPosiuon 81 Venice be-
ng attacked tho writer observes that II the treaties OF
fst5 give Austria her claim that provinde the people
upon the other hand, speak IN favor of Italy. why
should Europe however, be called upon 10 interfere by
force favor Of Austria and against the Italian
popua ony The writer answersTbe history OF this pro
vince is known. To the end OF the eighteenth century y
indepeiideht Italian republic Napoleon destroysu
and seized IL. when coalesced Europe rangushd the
Emperor AUSTRIA in her turn, and by right OF conquest
desires 70 he annexed 10 Iav Never then for the sake
preserv Venice to Austria ought Europe 70 " re-
auired 10 begin general war and although We do not
inow he answer o The Northern Cabinets 10 the ques
ron ~ Austria vet doubt that Prussia, and
st s Russia, not having any serious interest in Venice,
cannot conseueny ever make war on account Of this
province This, assaredly Is conclusive upon the sub
iect Neither Russia Prussia Nil draw the sword for
Austria account OF Venice 80 no more need be said
OF the Warsaw meeting.
The Russian semioicia organ, the Journal Dc 81 Pe.
tcfstouu reply observations in the Nord pub
lshes long document explanatory OF the policy OF Rus
sa in these latter times, which may be thus SUNNI
rsed.-
The Russ an Journal in the first place. that the
government Is inspired by any of the ideas which
have been pleased 70 caii those Of 1915, retro
grade. The reforms which have been resolved and
commenced throughout the whole OF the Russian empire
prove that shares 10 great degree in the general ideas
OF real and regular progress home its policy has
nothing call to mind which have been for ever
everywhere condemned Abroad IL has recovered nc
liberty of action and has proclaimed decided intention
to follow national policy guided by the interests Of the
country, and founded on the maintenance OF It's rights
and respect for that OF others As regards Piedmont,
Russia only entertanS that state the most friendly
feelings traditions naturally lead her TO it, and az ~
Italy no Russian national interest is rrevocably at
ached any particular solution TO be given % the pro
blem Of her destnies" However says Prince Galitzn
who this dcctrinal declaration the question which
IL debated in Italy is not merely local one a. regards
the fundamental principles of European society The
writer starting from that point of view andes to most
of the facts which have been accomplished since the
treaty of Nlafranca, and does not hesitate 10 throw
reproaeh the Sardinian policy, which he declares
ustes the recall Of the Russian ambassador and ahc
rupture of diplomatic relations between the two coun
tries 20 much for the past As to the future Prince
Galtzn expresses his ignorance Of the system intended
to substituted Italy that the federation VIII ci
the peace failed 10 establish hut he remarks that Il
the present time the pacific and rational solutions pro
| missed have not taken place
The Nord reports from st Petersburg that the Superior
Committee. instituted for the deinve examination o
the plan tor emancpatng the serfs is actively at work
under the presdeutshp Of the Grand Duke Constantine
10 bring that important reform to successful issue
that VIII probably he carried into execution at thu
beginning Of next At least IL hoped that tie fnl
scheme may be submitted to the Council of the Eppir
| IN four i've weeks other reforms OF iess I'M
porance, for example Of the judicial tribunals and
| the provincial police, preparation.
! Count Kisselen. who talked Of To succeed
Prince Orion President of the Council will remain
Ambassador Paris The other candidates talked
those high functions Counts Boudo1 and Panipo bu
decision VIII he come to till the end Of the year.
iH RID CAmE.--A report il circulated that tht
inquiry to the of failure Of the Red Sea cattle h
been hushed up. and the suit pending with Newa 4 Co
j. 10 be compromised. No such arrangement could how
| ever. he tolerated by government.