The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-15

the AiHauce Of tie Gar With Prussta and
"YOnmg GrrHsany - French Views or ste
Diplomacy and French Anxiety tor the Re-
suIs-Imporsant Action towards Poland aad
tho Easf.
From the Paris La Presse Nov. IL
The alliance between Russia and Prussia ar.
compttshed fact II 10 not q question of the
tinual interchange Of good Offices which revealed
indignant Europe 10 1868 BY the Extradiion Convention
of Possn OF that permanent completely which led the
Nord TO speak OF Prussia the traditional ally OF Rus
STA; 1t Is question Of binding engagements entered into
with reference special object and 10 anticipation OF
events already determined upon. n Russia, in
the execution Of her plans in the East should with
any other obstacle than the Turks Prussia will range
self on her side n any foreign Intervention should
th~ar the work Of assimilation which Prussia Is
plishlng in Northern Germany the already prepared
Absorption Of the msW~ sots south Of As Man, PrEssia
rely spoa Ae armed co-op~ohoR OF Rusad.
Tho two countries have . com
mon task 10 sccompllsh--lhe destruction OF the
Polish nationality Il Prussia which conceived the
idea OF tho ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of Poland, which prepared
It's execution, which precipitaed It's accomplishment,
and which has sssuredly had lions share OF the spoIs
United By their cowp'icy in dis crime Prussia and Rus.
STA laborng with seal TO eacs the
traces Of the Polish While the Cabinet OF 81.
Petersburg oms nothing order Russanixs one por.
ton OF the Polish provinces, the Cabinet Of Berlin
gagged In yGermsnizing others II has compelled them
despite oil previous engagements, TO enter into the
North German Confederation IN order q deroy ne las
sesi0ss ofsr maf,noi eSinncs The sole obstacle to
the entire Accomplishment, Of The design Is tho strip of
Poland which has preserved It's language It's religion and
lie customs under the ruis OF Austria II Ia not
only the accomplish ment Of their object that
Prussia and Russa end Austria ia their Path but also In
the pursuit OF their ambitious designs. Who could de
fend against Russia the Valley OF the Mouths Of
the Danube' Who could AFFORD the speedy
and cfeclral aid 10 tho sul,an. if not Austria,
who could by cosnse.a by rs influence by sup
port preserve the .tates % South Germany from
sorpuon VITO = ,ne me- ssaty ~ o. ssxona VINO
Austriat let Ausira disappear OF be abused, and
Prussia and Russis s have removed the chief obstacle
TO the acoomplls hmcnt q their designs WIZ those
designs ever conflict with each otherY What Interest
has Prussia In the Black Sea al Conktannopcs Has
Russia any greater Interest In opposing obsisoes 10 the
designs OF Prussio Ia Germany ahe sought By mafl-
monal alliances and by s hidden Workings % ndefags
Bile diplomacy to create Tor herself nm Influence over the
petty courts OF Germany. What advantage has Fhe
gained by ID, Did that influence. backed by al
the offts OF Prussia, succeed IN inducing Ger.
many 70 take part with the ear a the crimean
war; Would u no, suit her better that all
Germany should be 10 tho grasp 81 Prussia, - then
arrange with the tabnet Of Bcrliug lhus then moth
ing exists divide Russia and prussla every thing
tends 20 unite them backing each other, writes
Russian statesman lately 'Ru1 aud tftsai0 nay afy
az r,s N Esrcper We heleve that Russa aud Prussia
now ba ~ esch other. Russia IL max
uQ preparafions Nlk0sef which very consist
cnt with the spirit Of tho letter the treaty Of Paris
Her Journals cay demanding the restitution OF the
lost bank Of the panpb. Her oaoi. ssens Stand aoof
concessions ~ the Porte Finally Russia - cuweo'
ING rery c,n'a,rabls Jo',,s upon ~ auraan r'e'f
Austria discovers every instant IN bohemia, IN Aofnvis
In sIlesa the band Of Prusslsn agents The Prussan
functonses 10 their relations With the Austrian au'ho-
,es display mann ~. ~ cansSsa he prince
pal authority IN ssxony during tho occupation has tod