The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-12

pomat soemAties 10 arrest IL scsiea they seem 70
THAI We ought TO take everything upon ourselves
the ~ OF iSroOs s hast va,
accomplished, il would be time enough, they
oxcss easy 70 say !. sa but such s osasss
had been followed these very Journals being Determined
to find fault would not have failed to call the attention
OF Europe TO such unusual proceedings their pat
otto would have gvea 10 uader
stand tina, the empire had just entered upon new
Of adventure La the present the OF the
French government traced out beforehand Faithful
10 the traditions OF history Ii was bound to assume
the initiative and It did So Full Of respect for treaties
and OF difference for friendly Powers IL could do other
wise than invite their assent did and what still
better obtained their active oopcratJn To morrow,
Russia viii appear the Of SYRIA re- .dy to act
gether in Furnishing common injury Turkey herself,
hencefoth admitted into the great family ot Earopsso
states must forget that she has been for the
persoDiHcaton OF Mussumsn fanaticism Tor she has
promised to take part In the signal chAstsement demand
cd by humanity and Christian civilization.
The Meeting 1T Toplitx.
BxRliS, July %, 1850.
The official Prussian Gazette contains leading article,
OF which the following Is q summary
The hopes which had been entertained in reference TO
the meeting OF the two soveregns at Topiitz have not
ing between the cabinets has been promoted by this
meeting in the manner to DO desired This meeting hs
clearer light mutual understanding on the mos i'm.
portant questions Of European policy has been found 70
exist 10 this union Germany will and fresh guarantees
porance OF her interests viii weigh heavier In the balance
Of power Europe. Europe will by the Toptx meeting
obtain fresh guarantees for the maintenance of public
peace and for the respect OF the equilibrium The article
continues
There is doubt but tina. Austria will continue in the
path upon which she has cnered aud that sh is resolved
upon following up Der policy not only regards
gious questions but also In reference to tbs dill rent
nati0nalites Of the empire. Thus Austria will obtain
position which will increase her strength at home and
abroad TIE article concludes by reutug the opinion OF
those who expect from the meeting at Toptz change
O fha tns.w 81 anAs 1any
charge to be impossible from the known policy OF both
the Prince Regent and his ministers.
Arucu, July 20, 1860
The King Of Eavaris leaves or Potsdam visit TO
the royal fany OF Prussia
[Frosu tho Lon Ion Times, August ].
II II remarked hy some Of the German Journals that
the report OF the Military COMMITTEES Of the Diet OF the
Coniederan rejecting the Prussan plan of reform in
the federal military system, presented FIR in&or
the day the Prince Regent u Prussia met the nperor
OF Austria at Toplitk II had been believed that i'm
provemen In the complicated and inefficient organization
cussed between the two Powers at Topiz But as the
Austrian at the Diet opposed the Prussau
plan, by Instructions from Vienna, the hope OF any
change in the German military system is reluctantly
abandoned The accounts OF the interview agree in stat
ing that treaty convention Of any kind has been for
ppuoch understanding as 20 common doo, IN Of
hosiites moy hare been effected but tn II the meeting will
have effect the internal policy of either State. The
OF Desthe Pos says that every questo that does not
immediately relate TO the external defence Of Germany
must be deferred for time 70 come No political
Diet The discussions such reforms would excite would
render all union impossible and To secure that union
at the present moment, everything else must be sacr
feed.