The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-16

spite Of bis long residence at that Court and his resa-
ship 70 0s AueAn Premier Count Buol he had bess un
able 10 prevail upon the latter adopt line Of policy
more favorable to the views Of Russia the
ncnt Of the Oriental difficulty would see from ths
that the Baron has no especial incline towards
AUSTIN, from whose tsrgiversatous be has been per-
the ocrio, that At moment IKE this. when mousroSy e
every where threatened by the revolution old
should be forgotten, and all governments founded on
conservative principles should uoia 70 make hos b
against the common enemy. The German uartv n
by means composed exclusively Of individuals OF
old and geuera both Of Russian ana fsrs~n
origin, such Count Painter, Count Vladimir Adesberg
Count Rbeaupierre, ana even the vcsroy Of PsaAnd
prince Gor1cbako, Who though nearly related 70 The
Minister Of Foreign Affairs not on particularly sod
terms with him, and Who has lately given bis daughter N
marriage 70 son Of Baron Msy. Ba they are ear
tney make the Interests OF the empire subordinate hose
o. me Ieutonic dyDsstes with which inper family
forms iDsnguratsd by the presen, EN- pror they are The
Oer enemies Of serf emancipation, from which they
me toai ruin * the nobility, ana are Aed with
vonse! hetDn ~ tho hSe and movement that hAB
oetn Infused into the public mind by the grester
isn allowed 70 The press. Their bsas idsss b
mutual assurance company or political o,ay..rss for
putting down the revolution from one end OF rops 70
the oher and TO restore that blessed time hrv ars nm
Ing 70 forgive the peccad,oes Of Auatr,s and 70 rssve
her % repentant sinner oto the Of the rue nser
vative faith Prince GcrschakoR ne Foreign unissr).
on The other hand, though vexed failure Of ~ -
Congress u still unaterabe IN bis a0u Austrian t.nden-
cce and instead Of reDouDcng the necoo With Frapse
70 renew The triple Alliance d 1877 when the tnrss Psv.rs
united secure ths Independence Of Greece u they
might now DO TO confirm that Of Italy.
~ yet, notwhetApdiug the Vaccinations sgaiuo Ne
Minister and the check he has apparently sustained ID
his Negotiations With Napolesp his influence Continues
upimpsred, and while he remains al the HELM Of sas
vof1~ochemW< between Russia and Austria i .
g. apps1 h.ss, e and B.r o s ssysss:s
hA Had IN
OF the holy Alliance win be found hopsless task. Ths
Russia Of our day b longer the Russia OF Nicholas l.;
the commands OF the Car are no more regarded he
DEGREES OF fate elements work which eousyol
bis power and etter bis actions. Nicholas could UNDER
take the Hungarian campaign against the opinion = bin
most faithful counsellors and the wishes OF his people,
who ympaihized with Hungary and dislked AusriA but
thai the snpathy Of Russian nation towards that
Power has been heightened into detsation by her peril
dous behavior duriog the Oriental cpict would be-
much as his crown worth for Alexander follow IN
the footsteps Of his predecessor Besides, the Emper
which h father was reated by the Court e. vienna and
his refusal TO ZEE the Emperor Of Austria bis Int sur
ney TO Bresau proof that hs ia not In sned sscept
that quarter. The utmost therefore, that would 10 At
tanned By the accession Of the party ooe would
be Diplomatic recoscilation with Austria Russia woula
second the latter 10 her protest against the aouexaon Of
Tuscany and the Rornagna TO Sardinia; woald offer her
mediation TO smooth the difficulties bet Ansris
gary employ her influence with the Sclsvou subjects
Of Austria To prevent them from rising against their Ger
man takkmastere But q TO ner Ardng material assist
Apcc to Austria that " not TO be thought Of under
circumstance whatever since neither Baron Mcyend0r
nor any one else would run the riak Of brush with
France and England combined TO the whols house e.
Hapeburg from perdIton The only difference viii b,
that 10 case the complications Italy should lead y
other war; Austria will have the good Hshcs Of the Ger
man party they shoW1 then be dominant In Russia,
WHILE Prince schsko still holds the OF govern
ment, he viii be likely join the alliance against her,
ORDER TO come n for share Of the spois.
The c0Dqueror OF the Caucasus. Prince Barasinsky,
arrived here just before the Russau year. and
received with unusual houors The principal aiae-de-
Adlerberg, sent 70 meet him the railroad staaoa
BY whom be was conducted TO the Water Palace where
the apartments formerly occupied by the Grand Duke
Nicholas were prepared for his reception. Toe Emperoe
embraced him very aectopatey remained clssetsd
With him for more than hour after which the Grand
Duke Cesarvch and h young brothers appear 70 pay
nim oopEratulatory visit; and at review q ~
Guard that toox place the same day his Majesty pat
himself the head Of the troops that deded before tne
new Field MARSHAL, and the nrst rem Ter him the
honors due TO his dignity Our veterans feel rather sore
q me promotion Of 20 young an officer 70 the highest
rank u the military hierarchy. They ray that Mar.
shas baton TO be conferred il ought to have been
given TO Count Eudokno conducted all the oDera-
tors against Schamyl defeated him 10 half dszsn bat
Ties and scrmed his stronghold Of veden, after which
araneky had nothing further do than receive the
noDsge OF the tribes who bad boon reduc sab as-
sion BY The succees OF his lieutenant However tots nav
pc, certain that the war; which had been carried %
Of lives and millions Of treasure has oeen fairly terwi
mated by BarAtnsky and although the achieved
~ him have been prepared by the Abors or eeces
ecrs and his eubordnates the tact and udgea, be he's
OF the brilliant rewards which the Emperor appears 70
nave been so happy 70 bektow upnn hs OLD play fellow
we are now looking forward TO the arrival OF Nahoet
ANN me cniei Of the Circassans properly called,
10 10 reported to be still more interesting person than
schamy, and who s likely 70 be made great BON Of
10 our iAsnCnable circles as the great IMaun.