The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13

nigh. avail hersa Of the advantages Of tho astueoa
eff estraT x. between Epgand and France 40
70 isolate their country subsequently IN the Orient IN
tho band 10 The result of internal
that athouaa conflict betwesn countries ma,
be delayed, there bopo OF finally avoiding u, soe
that consequently time ought 70 be Loot In procurns
dered - valuable allies IN such war which, Il 10 nccee
sayy 70 Observe VIII be war 70 the knife,
From this cause, the quiet but continued attempt n
enlist mo Powers individually allies against 3Dapite
from this cause, The poatponemeni of the dct while
al possible alliances are not AZ yet securod from this
cause again. or else bad observers tho occasional
patronage " revout'nn with 4 view 10 compel such
alliances as arc not Otherwise by tae elevation
Of the revolutionary Nspoeonic question 70 one Of vital
interest for the various Po Sors se parately.
To ACT - mediator between the opposite poles Of Fog
land and Russia Is the grateful task Of Prussan policy
under these circumstances. or courEo, 40 not
70 say that Prussia ought to forget her Quite, towards
herself and Austria thai account Ga the contrary,
We are Of opinion that TO assume the proper position
also the right way arrive reconciliation of tho con
hicting interests Of Russia and England.
Amer having deberAied upon Ino integrity OF Germany
Baden Baden alter the discussicl Of the beat mode
defending Venice at roplz after the consideration at
coehnz Of The common interests OF gland and Prussia
lDcludrg probably the progress Of tho Revolutionary
movement 70 and hey oDd The banks Of the Rnne the
foish and Hungarian questions are amongst several
NJ warsaw. But these Tho very questions walch,
VIII 10 reminding the northern Powers the sol dary Of
their interests may b employed by England vehicle
and Or,aniai questions.
necessary 10 recoect at this point Of our dedus.
peror French Is necessitaied to asst as IL were by
MS and Starts esgue day with Cnnrch and Legl-
macy, 10 ally himself morrow with Voalre and tho
Revolution. And as thiB vacilat0n IL by the
exclusive product OF bic ability bat At the time
sspresson of the Inherent weakness Of bis position
shall DO loss 10 discover the right moth ID Tor
making successful a,tsck upon him.
misiakeabIy the Emperor Of the French is not .
little emoarr assed by toe state Of Ray The o..
annexation has been only too success the chiefs have
been greater than with far and moderate j,dg
msnt would have been entitled TO anticipate OF ma
offered TO Victor Emanuel Lous Napoleon the risk
OF seeing tho peninsula before long united under tie
glorious scep,rc OF the King Of Piedmont Or what the
same Of witnessing tb, decline OF his own inaueace ia
comparison with that of England Ga this account IL A
by no means Incredible that French protests against tho
act Of Piedmont have been nditei With much more ear
nestnefs Of intention than Is generally accorded u them
that they ut least designed to oer the
OF serious inter probation when occasion prcscns IT.
self II 10 also by means improbable thu. Louis Ma
poeon would be deG hted at seeing somsbo iy c'se
come his oatspaw and thus have his little BIN settled
with the revolution In Italy At snothe expense IT. for
Austria could only be scduced 10 Interfere
Naples the States OF the Church. elsewhere within
limits mposed upon by the Vlafranca prclimnaries
But Tho more the Emperor OF the French would hail
such an event. the Less ground exists Tor the other 70
CONFORMITY what in fpte Of his most srvent wishes DO
himself 10 no logger 10 position TO elect II ought TO
become standing rule with tho Powers Of Europe to
give Louis Napoleon no opportunity To get out OF tho
scrnpc by the interference OF other mediators. The
charm Of Napo'eonic might and cleverness broken
directly the machinery ruh eced to near aud search
ing scrutiny II the Emperor s forced 10 keep 10 ono
line Of policy, and by tho logical working OUT OF
principle 10 turn its aganst himself his
capabilities for mischief VIII be 81 once greatly di.
mnished.
Havipg thus bestowed side glance upon France, We
whence we &c. ou. Ai,er ali we have sasa, the ,mmo
date tack OF Prugsan policy be other than that
OF strengthening tue existing contract In Italy, and Of
binding Louis Napoeon down 70 his word. The e7en,u
al.ty Of further progress Of the Italian movement
might provided by an extension Of existing agree
Tnente TO Hungary and Poland. The TINA
Prussian army whch,s Away the persuasive ar
furent ID our oreigu policy, ought TO DO placed upon
such To- ting az 10 induce even like the Emperor
Napoleon 10 reflect upon the possible consequences OF his
denelnor.
not only TO austria and Russia, bat TO England aso
although rot Ct opnun that forra.l agreements arc
TO De Concluded =, Warsw We ye. indulge 70 hope that
10 live Louis Napog taste Of the bitterness OF Faro
posn coalition, and 10 teach him that any Interior
lions Ia fayor OF oppressed nationas might be, after
all, attended with little difficulties for the stage
manager OF the cnterrJ 20.
But to the ncemcnt or our article Rus
STA cannot be expected totally ignore the question Of
The Orient However ths Russian Cabinet will perhaps
allow sN TO be convinced % the utter mp,s.ib,y Of
solving that question with France alono II will, per.
hape, be brou ght 90 perceive that with Russo French
alliance ioomrg In tho future Eogland, by avorng tho
70 occupy the attention OF Russia in smother direction
but also - place before France tho alternative Of break
iDg eiinsr with tho NORTH or with the rgvontion.
correct appreciation OF tho task OF Prussia viii A.
rect Tho sia,esmen Of. this country 10 desert neither
mig and nor Russia on this questions bat, on Tho contrary,
10 harmony and conjunction with Austria 10 pereevore
In tEer previous attempts 10 bring about . solution
satisfactory as possible 30 both pariies.
Ga this occston bold enough 10 give uttersnoe
10 assertion ~ gravity respecting the question
OF The 0rien We believe that particular solution IL this
question, which alone Is IN conscnsncs with the interests
Of Germany mol TO be likely TO meet at tue present oo
with any serious opposition the part Of either England
or Prussia; and this especially as The proof hu been fur
beng altogether improbable, and indeed no serou.
cvcntua y NJ ALL unless tho previous OF both Peus
sia and Austria has been attained AZ may aso be con
el1ded from The present state Of thogs, Austria Will DO
more Inclined than formerly 10 treat the Eastern
question 10 C. niunction with that Of italy.
From the Berlin National zeituug, Liberal
Aus.Fsa s certainly pct IN position 90 appear ~ War
iaw Ia = commaBdng attitude, or 10 exercise
whenirg irfueEce oyer the policy Of the two Northern
rosers. Yet the very tact Of the WARSAW Conference
beng convened EMPEROR Frarel. Jose n scrmng
of It's number did not fail 70 atsct noice Of the
pubic IN an unusual degree No sooner had tho assembly
been fixed upon than the vienna government used u
rod Of menace against ,s ulinous subjects Poes HUI.
saria.s ard taaEs given 10 understand that nov,
when new coalition 70 be formed for the protection
OF divine right peoples and raiIcnatss would DO wen
10 keep quiet and not bring down upon themselves the
wssh OF the great defer dcrs OF legitimacy As Ear south
Rome snd Gae'a the nspiriirg Influence Of the
fet and vascilla'g confidence se,died 10 doyged
rsstanco. The minor po,en;aies Of Germany this 90
cRslon rs smsny others, smat under tho l3icon o,
exclusion from The Conference for the business Of which
many CT their satt1men, " well knowp feel special
preotctioa Yet, through all the logs and inisis Oh.
the straion there ls Foncthing like land-g9od
Old conservative terra armato be tho provisions
Of the said ,aIc,men. On The other hand, Louis Ma
poson not altogether dsFstsAtd with such ideas
holy Asrcs AMI coalition exciting the fears Of oppressed
natonslies, aud serving ~ foil 10 Tho LIBERAL side Of
the Imperial standard.
Yet IN spite Of all this the opinion has become prcvA
lent OF late that there viii be ttc, a,y, positive
sults rcaped NJ Wausv, and that tho Conference VIII
rather 10 tptarce than lessen existing ds ites
has been distinctly asserted that Pfusss and Aus
ua, iorcssns the result Of the gathering 70 be more
barren than thso any preoediog would have fin de-
clinCd TIE igteIylsw altogether, Il could have been
done without auy great lot
HgRrclp- the anticpsors 81 AuGiFia for The res,ars
ton Of the Holy Alliance there are many symp,ons -
chow that tie Car going ~ disappont tie kmPcror
Francls joseph 10 the fac.t extent Whttercr may ne
bis preclcctors Tor tse principles Of legitimacy mt
Rssidp 0aiocrot 10 sop IN yosissn % dire2ard he
trnderiss n p,tc cysNsu IN ne couavy ictich ne
rNes In those circles of Ruesa q, oil 70 be taken Into
account public opaton mnet bitterly Opposed 10 the
notion Of Austrian aisaco and whatever may DO tho
difference OF parties at Moscow and y, Peters.
burg they are all united IN the nmon hatred
VI their ungrAteul ncghbor Az far external policy
" concerned, the programme o. Nch0as, IN which the
solidarity Of conservative Interests NJ Joi al the head Of
the hat, Is 10 this second bali Of the nneecrth century,
dsounienanccd by the Rossian nobility themselves
Txn rrk4 nf has