The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06
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demmas Of this kind the Cabinet of Berlin Is generally
guided by the example Of Austria and Russia with whom,
Notwithstanding the dissolution OF the Holy Alliance, Is
still in the habit Of observing In certain solidarity In
questions Of European interest," present case how
ever ~ resource precious 70 government notorious
its irresou,ion is accidentally wanting As happens
Russia is just the only Of the three Eastern
Powers has Ambassador at Turin Austria has
yet the diplomatic intercourse interrupted by the
late war and the Russian Minister left a short time
since on sick leave, and is represented ad interim
by Secretary OF Legation. In recalling her AmbAssa
DOR therefore, Prussia would only have the precedent OF
France 70 60 by, and IL some nna morning NJ de Taey
rand should his post and the relations
Victor Emanuel and Louis Napoleon be established on
their old footing Of intimacy the continued absence OF
her representative would the appearance
much OF demonstration against Sardinia, against
France herseto say nothing Of England, whom Prussia
still reluctant 70 offend, and who would certainly
ceuneaance diplomatic breach with either. It was
consequently resolved after come discussion that for the
present Count Bressier de st. Simon should
main at Turin, In which determination the
Prince Regent and his advisers werc probably
confirmed by the dispatches received from that
diplonatst, who is great admirer Of Cavour and
warm partisan of Prusso Italian alliance but
which has excited the unbounded indignation of the
Kyeaz Zeita9 and the aristocratc faction who loudly
lament the cerelction OF principle exhibited by Prussia
and her abandoning the honorable role Of champion OF
the Oldest Of Christian monarchs 10 the upstart Empe
ror OF the French
by no means certain that these views will not ul
taelg gain the ascendant ard the withdrawal Of the
Prussan mission from Turin be concluded upon, for IL
the misfortune Of Prussan statesmen to be swsyed about
by every wind and their best intentions to be marred
by fatal nhrmisy Of purpose. Instead Of
relying upon themselves, or forming league
with the free governments of England and italy, they
liam lines AuRtri qfunaz Ruaai and
anxously seeking maintain their connexon with these
powers Of whom will have too much to do with ts
affairs 10 afford them the slightest assistance 10 the
hour of need they orego the advantages that would be
derived from pursuing truly national policy. few
months ago Prussia in emnenty favorable posi-
tion the hepy Of Germany seemed within her grasp,
and the whole people were eagerly expecting her TO take
the lead in the work OF REFORM while Austria exhausted
and isolated, was unable TO oppose her. and had no al
Tentative but 70 submit iu silence single word from
the lips Of the Pr nce Regent and the dream Of German
word was not spoken The hollow and damax-
ing friendship OF the German princes preferred 10 the
enthusiastic affection and uuselaah devotion Of the Ger
man people, co1clave Of crowned heads Al Toptz t,a
national Parliament at Frankfort aud, wearied with
peated disappointment the public have almost ceased TO
liberal professions which invariably belied by her
actions In tact, they are now going to the opposite
eme and their misplaced confidence In Prussia sue
ceeded by vituperation at least equally aums,e for
after all it mus. DO admitted that, taking German
states collectively this Is the only that spite Of
s undeniable shortcomings, has shown little SYM
patty with the national aspirations, and evnced
q desire u effect IN Improvement ia the political
and social condition OF Germany. There really Ia
government the world that has upright inten
tols than the Prussan IL only 70 be regretted that
these intentions are never carried into execution and
have doubt that tho pavement OF certain unuttera
BILE place mnuteiy examined, would be found TO
be composed In great measure OF Prussiau materials
The grand manouvres concluded TO day, after
having lasted for above fortnight during which the
troops in inceseant motion from place to the
a. wock IN s issre. Of po,sdsm where thew
dnced the evoatons Of the great bate that was fought
in the vicinity Of that town during the thirty years
between the Swedes and the Austrians, In which
the latter, usual, completely routed. This
Ia In imitation OF the Feuch system and prcie
rabs TO the sham fights that generally enacted such
occasions, IS u slows wha, done and what opera
lions actually succeeded In real bona hde warfare lieu
Of set Of fictitious movements, the efea Of which
realized in the Geld Of ba,s II is rather singular,
sidcripg the etee cordale with Austria that Just
been cemepied by the Interview ct fopitz that "a &C.
tou shoad have been collected for this military spectacle
In which the Austrian met with % signal reverse
especially as the Geld Of Grosbeeren was close by where
the Prussans obtained brilliant victory over
the French 10 lsl3 but perhaps Was not
thought prudent 10 revive the memory Of an oc.
unpaatable "a the vanity grdnde nation
whereas the Ausrans bcisg be every
where and by everybody might reasonably be expected
70 bear the Of defeat with grester equsn
The Prince Regent returns 10 Berlin this evening,
acd VIII start In day two for Jalsh 70 be present At
the bAerns down Of the wai Of that ancient fortress
which 70 test the efficiency OF the red artillery with
which the Prefsian army has been recently provided.
FROM hcrce, An ntcrvieW win queen Nctoria ~
Cobentz his Royal Hghnees vii proceed 70 Baden where
be viii spend days with bis wife and daughter and
then set out on his journey 70 Warsaw, TO Join the
czAr, the Emperor OF Austria, aud q crowd Of Ger
kings and princes, who are Fastening ihihey
70 pay their devos 10 the great Northern po,cntse
There 10 . strange rumor IN town day which should
attach very little importance TO did not live 10
age OF mpr liabilities, 70 which the rules Of logical vol
simiiudc have almost ceased 70 be applicable II rs
stated that Louis Napoleon has word 20 81 Peters
burg, through his ambassador, the Duke " hontebco
that quite agreeable he should be happy 70 meet bis
excellent friend and brother Alexander At wArss that
OF the latter could do less than that be
thoud be delighted 10 his imperial conere and that
Ia cfequence the list Of royal personag,s assembled In
the Polish capital will be Increased BY less ilustrous
thst this given, the diplomatsts say With all
reserve" but occurs 10 that such step would be
meet happy stroke Of policy the part OF LOUIS Napoleon
II would convert meeting, which IL generally regarded
nno pcssiby Intended . demonstration against him,
scand Congress Of Erfart, In which the Emperors
OF the Wet and Of the East would play the d parts and
the smaller fry Of princes would ouy appear satellites
revolving round the t~o great iumnars and enhancing
their splcndor The threatened coalition would be throsn
into The background and &c 10 very likely that the
presenoe OF Nspo,coo would the Influence which he
versatile Gar. Such contamination would be worthy
81 the tact and asuene that distinguish the hero Of the
I'd of December
Oar Florence Cerrsspondence.
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