The New York herald., 1864-05-04

mess os SoDecTeuSo what, say they Epetan1 Who hat
destroyed oss opss towns than any sssea 10 Chrsssn
do who hss shslIsd Copss6a6en and Odessa. and usa
borg M Cos vhs Aas burned We CspsOl q Washing
,ou and has j0ss converted Kasosma sea heap smek
ug ruus-,has England h the assurance 70 turn up
osyss u anscssa hsrros, and V ACCUSE usr q bar.
basisy for canDeoaang town whtch, ~ ths
admission Of the Danes themselves, b ~ much
part Of their fortified position a the town Of Ssbasopol
o the Russans Does she think that the records Of
and Journalists aud convsoisnt 70 have short
memory tbs rest o. the world are equally oovious me
Kins himself !: Furious and sir Asdrsw Baehsnsn
appears have Instructed bi viii receive such
answer the annals q diplomacy have yet fur.
ss OF photograph representing hs burning Of Kasosima
with the inscription "Peopls who live in glass houses
should mot throw stOaes; and thsrs b no doubt
ways been NJ de Bsmasks toste. and with an oppostu
MY s this b WIN ezsensivsl indulge " ssarts
content OF the applause Of his couDxye0, who Will
pardon him many of his peccadoss for the sake Of tho
iatsfaetion thet win b aordsd them by cutting reply
The expression Of The London sss, that "hs repusa
ion Of the Prussian army bad never been q owsf
has given especial offence public sot opinion ,ns
Tho every considerable encounter sxcspsng
that @ aseF Monday, which shey maintain was the rs
pulse Danish sortic, and not = the foreign press
sorts an unsuccesu! iitsps % storm the snenys 10.
shs 6rss parallel wa - opened p Or any os he
Dauish batteries silspced, would have bssn an acs
of temerity which the Prussan generas who are very
chary OF the lives their soldiers were hardly likely 70
be guilty Of A 70 the taunts about Ne diaOry conduct
Of enc operations, = observed that the French and
English were eleven months before they could take B.
bssopcl although they were masters Of the sea and had
no stet cAd Rolf Krakes contend With and the Ger
man pdb0s ud0, sneerineiy, that the French had not
stormed the Maako6 the Enssh would never have got
into Sebastopol as all. saIteAaa
the English havt done their pr4p the Danes tine worst
service they could possibly render them. They have en-
venomed the quarrel beyond conciaou, and Of
the unfortunate Danes win hsvs 10 pay the piper.
Nothing the other hand suspase the adfoitness
with 'whi6h Louis Napoleon has played his cards. By
regard for the wishes Of the German naton be has gain
cd golden opinions among them and almost lued 70 sleep
the suspicSns that formerly entertained against
him. Not year ago England was looked up 10 by the
liberal party In Germany the model Statether natural
ally against Imperialism and dsSpotsm. Now no words
contempt for perndous Aen, while the Emperor Of the
French is euogized pan who really under.
stands bis time. His proposal 70 settle the Schleswg
Hostein question by appeal 10 the vote or the p0ppa
ten has been accepted with eagerness by the liberals OF
eye shade Of opinion and what s rather singular
pretended s Ristnsyk y " no means timd poll
he aans bis object he does not much care for the odus
pan and he has sat long enough at the feet of the
6phynx on the Seine 70 be willing 70 employ the same
expedent which hts pattern has made Of with much
the Prussan Minister may think he IL qe safe In listen
ing to project which is sure 70 be rejected by Austria
England Russia and, Above ALL by Denmark; 20 that he
WIN have good opportunity OF making political capital
without running the risk OF s forming dangerous pre-
cedent 70 be turned against Prussia on the Rhine and n