The New York herald., 1864-09-11

IL
des,tch int,mAting that Austria had ro business as oil
In Germany and mad better remove the seat Of her gov
ernmcnt 10 Buda The Danish has led 70 complete
revolution EurcpsaH po'i'cs and II Il has not eocted
reconstruction of The Goiy Ail.ance, has certainly
brought about c.cssr upcc Of TIE three Easorn cbi
nets-and earec.sy or Austria and frussia-than has
existed sir rce the palny days Of Mettcrnicb.
A, 70. Louis Napoleon makes sign, but the nAan
government are evidently slarmed At the Of
strength seat would be acquired BY tssT horedstry
enemy through this sassse corios with second great
military monarchy Whether sss integrity Of TOO Aus
lran Enpre, including she Venetian provinces, nas ac
tualIy been guaranteed bPrussia IL SIN doubtful; but
hear from Turin thai. ths language Of the Prussan
AM sassador, NJ dUseas when question Cd on the sub
jee. by the Foreign hosstcs was far from becoming, and
Involved tho admission shat the possession Of the Qued
rilatsIal looked upon BY Prussia IS indispensa
BILE to tho safety, not only Of Austria, but OF Ger
many. Hitherto II. d'Usedom has always been con-
sdered friendly to Italy, and II no speaks differently
now II muss be In consequences Of very pcsisive
instructions from his court II no wonder, therefore,
that Italy ID enceavorng to Gem ent her alliance with
Franco by evsry her power, and the approach
Ing marriage OF the Prince OF Piedmont 70 the Prncoss
Anna Murat shows that Victor Emanuel whl not let the
pride Of title stand n the way his interests at
stake. The Princess, whose mother, l am not mrs
y n hsesn LADY, Is an sspsSs :. ~ rS q ae
BILE husband for her among the scions Of sousss
that have lately visited tbs French capital rist me
Prince OF Orange named then the Count OF Fanoers
thon the infant Don Ranrqoe, but there was always
hitch pmaewhere. And none OF the rc'enders
over csmo mp 10 the scratch, which, however,
neither Empress her proseo will regret II they
should book such big fish ms the future King OF lsay
For the Italians tue match Will have the advantage Of
p-opi,,ug the Empress, influence. from religious
motives has hitherto been exered against be nor is
Louis Napoleon himself exempt from the weakness which
hs uncle o. desiring alliances with the old
legitimate dynastles OF Europe.
II appears rldcuors that ''cnlighsened ase' such
mn prf n
but il is melancholy fact that they do-wtuess the
English, who we're nesr going TO war for the beaus ys
oi the fair Alexandria and shy shny behav ieur
In the Danish question chiefly occasioned by con.
ct between the personal predictions OF the Queen and
IL is entirely one OF policy on the one side and
OF vanity the other The parties have never seen each
future husband but handsome and aniabe aud though
the granddaughter Of tapster cohteraiy related 70
up Protestant but was induced some time since by Che
pous Esgcnie (afer the Prince OF Orange bad backed
OUT 70 enter the 0a oi tha no Catholic n Church &c Mo
and Italy, the Prince OF Piedmont, who making the
grand tour paid visit the other day to the Queen Of
Prussia Baden but IL remarked that he lett BEFORE
the arrival OF the King, and that he did not pass
through Berlin on his way TO Corenhagcn. To DO
be would have found our city rather empty
the COURT the ministers and most or the upper ten beng
esl their travels; but he would have met the Crown
Prince and Princess who have been detained here BY the
DELICATE he'lh Of her Royal HghDese and IL Is strange
that the soa Of Victor Emanuel should NOS have thought
proper to ay his devos 70 the daughter Of Queen VIC
The schieswig osiein succession remains in statu quo
ana has not advanced single step since the signature OF
the preminares OF pcace. The people decidedly
In favor the Prince OF Augustenburg as ever and would
easily settle the question II left to themselves but Prus
sin keeps tight hand her conquest ard will certainly
have her troops therc long she possibly In the
meantime she trying TO get rid Of the constitution Of
NJ do Bsmark who thinks, besides, that he will
nnd easy manage the old estates-consistng Of
alter the democratic system universal suffrage. IL is
to DO feared the poor Schieswg Hostcners will discover
sturdy race and will aot submit without struggle. The
Federal Diet explanatory pretcnsions the duchy
OF Lauenburg but is impossible to tell what may hap
body. For the present tho ouc6y continues to be
occupied BY division OF Hanoverians. under the
and, although Prussia Ia naturally Indignant heing
robbed her spoil, she does not consider advisable
bring matters 10 crisis by expeng tho inrudcrs ~ et
The trial OF the Pccs, accused OF copspraev
against the Prussan government, Is dragging it's si6w
length along without attracting very general interest
So far the evidence produced against them has been
wholly insufficient TO sustain tho Indictment and if no.
thing more can be laid TO their charge s difficult 70
how the High Court OF Justice composed as IL
is exclusively Of government nominees, will be nbe to
convict them There .s nothing In the world 10 prove
that the nsurrccton directed agans. Prussia To bo
sure, great many Pruss!an subjects are implicated 10
IL, but lie aim lberae thar part Poland which
Va under the dominion o. Russia: and neither by the
Prusssn ony other law that be construed ito
that II the Kingdom 0, Poland were restored to indspen.
dence would be long before u attempted 70
ocx thcee provinces which were torn from by Prussia
but this Is only hypothesis the ndependence OF Po-
land not achieved ana the prisoners cannot be
ishei for what they or their countrymen would havo
done ~ an ov cnt which never came 10 pass.
Our Vienna Corrcspoadencc.
VIENNA, August %, 1864.
The Alliance 5ei,cc.a Austria aud Pracsia-Hegican
fairs-Ths 1ercan Auriiiary Corps, &c
The alliance With Prussia topic much discussed Of
Berlin herc-is rendered interesting just
by the presence OF tho King OF Pruss in Vienna.
This alliance popular with However the dsa
greeabe fact may DO varnned over there at the bot
tom antpsshy between Northern and Southern Ger.
mans nerce perhaps, but quite deep in other
parts OF the world between North and South. The par
ucpation Austria In the struggles Cor schleswlg Ho
popular with the Austrian people The do
bates Of Parliament are stl remembered. The Aus
Prussap siance regarded with Aisrust pAltry
OF money reluotaosy voscd, and . wish ex
pressed to sso war speedily finished,
IDENTIFY working only for The interest Of Prussia This
latter sentiment, though perhaps ts modiasd still
predominant hecs.
The Austrian government, however great the repug.
nance the people may b. nevsrthcIes compelled by
circumstances 70 attach great importance TO the
alliance with Prussia. The former prepondcrancs
Italy lost All sbscan do s 70 defend her present pos.
sessions there. The position In Germany now our
principal object TO orxy and enlarge this position With
oil possible ply scai aud moral s political
maxim Austria. THO project OF the reform OF the
0erpar has cgregiousy failed through the
otter tue apacy Of the minor States to understand taer
position, On the other band, the alliance with Frus-
sia ayarAt Denmark has been crowned by bril-.
Ilapt succsA see. u woEld DO unpsrdonabe In tho
Austrian "a ernment TO forget the practcal lessons
taught by ,he events or tho last twelve months
The minor q hermsn Statas Invariably evnced tho
hest viii and the best words towards Ausiris, bus
thew we're iouH dehcicni IN every other resrcct The
government of Austria seems--we are not assured
whether ihs Is fac, nor whether WI bc Of long
position In Gsrms and Europe, BY ing themselves
with Prussia
R,llea has arrived with the instructions 70 tho Danish
pIenipoie eutiarles This uuor has spread more than
sacts Tberc nre different ,'her raiuots In circulation
conceruins the reform Of the GeynAn s'Hnnd.' whcn
ttcl NfOn. SOmekhtnl, 70