The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-11

WIN immediately comu oyacustng thc tPrrtory
they occupy In Austria The treaty would probably have
heen concluded earlier /, tho unexpected move OF Louis
Napoleon had not induced the Court Of Vienna 10 te
porsze. in hopes Of rupture between Prussia and
Franco Such diversion would no doubt have enconr-
aged Austria 10 break Oh the negotiations and TO avail
herself II The savorabe to try tho fortune Of
war second time But Tho French episode having tor
minated almost az suddenly II had commenced aud
ii being evident that NAPOLEON Is not pre-
pared for Immediate action, there is no fur
ther motive fur Austria to prolong . state OF
hinxs during which considerable portion OF her
tory continues be occupied by foreign ,roops and
which pteyeols her from relieving the strain upon her
nuancos by reducing hor expenditures placing her
armies % The peace establishment. Besides this
the sight Of her conquerors must be narrowing her
prde and she cannot but feel TO get rid Of
possible. although the Prissisns to be
have cautiously enough and the birthday Of the EN-
peror q Austria celebrated by them Prague with
the same honors az II 1t had been that q their
monarch The Prusslan Princes Frederick Charles and
Albert attended al the high that solemnized
the occasion by the Cardinal Archbishop OF Prague and
A. aoanqae, given by tho city authorities in the even
ing ths Prusslsn Governor Falkenstein himself
proposed che heslh Of the Kaiser, rrefacng with
factoring Speech which he talked of the old fellow
ship OF between the two nations and expressed the
hope that they would now he the best friends again.
AssEKArIo.s
The clean sweep made by Prussia in tho north Of Gar
many has struck terror into the hearts OF the minor
soyere who have vet escaped annexation and who
hasten prcpsats their formidable neighbcr while Is
their time with the exception OF the unfortunate
King OF Hanover, King John OF saxony has hitherto
been the most obstinate OF them ait and the des OF be-
coming ! member OF tho Norberp Confederation under
the leadership OF Prussia s distasten to him that he
has declared he would gather not come back 70 his king
dom At ali han submit TO such degradation. Whether
lie afraid OF being taken at his word, whether
he yncod hnself tina, he has assistance to
expect ethcs from Austria from any other European
Power much Is certain that he Is making signals Of
distress aud appears resolved to yield to I'm
porous necessity The dismissal OF his Prime
Min ster Reust, il the nrst synp,om OF his
desire 70 pave the way for reconciliation
with Prsa for Beast was not only tho leading spirit Of
the coalition agains. the country but personal enemy
OF Bismarck. He s IN fac, little Bismarck himself
daring enterpitssD2, confident and nnscrupuous and Il
he ned the at his cortland Tho prns.ian
ha Nigh have obtained similar results but FOR small
state nothing can more dangerous than have
Of geu.as for s ruler, and the very qualities which Ia
Bismarck have raised Prussia TO the summit az power,
hive brought s,xony 10 tnc rerrc OF destruction Beust
Is Osded In Office by Count Ericsson who IL said
Be persons Rrrd With this Count, and who may peyhas
succeed IN obtaining moro ienent terms for his innsee
than hare vet been offered
Bavaria ms been kickng hard against the sacrifices Of
,errlory esacted and tlmc IL almost anrared
resumed hn russa chatting her rretensions. compro
mise has finally boon arrived al. and Ecatv viii be
sgnod here to-day BY which Bavaria retains the Fa!at
nate, ant DULY gives strip or land in ppcr Franco
MA bcsde rayiny indemnity OF $4,000 600 Forms
ms ~, defeat or smarck the very fra he has yet
experienced for he had set his hoari anne,ing
Upper SEC, and compromising the Grand Duke by Rhe
nih Bavaria but in this instance the occult influence of
The Queens yowager OF Bavaria aud Prussia the fornor
o. nGcm = irusstan and the latter Bararan Prin.
Supported and strengthened by tho remon-
str.nces Of Russia and England The Car inter cdng In
". Behalf
Of her daughter hiiee I'll, King hold out for long
willie, bat Al ias gave perhaps Ills conscience smoie
hi.n rof hs treatment Of bis Hanoverau ana Hesssp
yicMg, and nc wanted 20 mako UP for II by showing
:ndr lgence 70 his other connexions.
ras CONSIDERATIONS.
Naen all these treaties concluded and the ratiaca
Tons exchanged, The Ger,nsnc Confederation will 10
Since The exodus the Diet 10 Augsburg little has bceu
neard Of i, the corps dipaatiqae who had favored it
ambassadors Of Russia and Belgium, who have reen
recalled by their respective Courts SIC transit g ria
snd, Inc bnna e dead and win y the last relic Of
which. With short interruption from 1906 IN 1879 has
eK s'ed for near'y eleven hundred years Whatever
may have beon its dement's, II formed bond Of
many Russians Xus,risns, ssvarians, su.oana.
saxons-whch Is now broken, aud which IL may take
many desperate war or bloody visitation 20 knit
together IT II was not the "uniicd Germany" the
patriots dreamed o. IL al least represcnted tho "Faer
Iaudr 10 its entirety, and contained IN itself The germ
Of reorganization on more liberal foundnsicns which
attempted by the democratic party in ls4s, bur
frustrated bv tho n'rrncs Of the reaction in Austria
and Prussia II IN Replaced by an arrangement tina,
sps Ger,nany up into three hostile divIsions-- ~,
unaoy rr,nIy Without single principle Of unity one
great military monarchy IN the north another Ia the
south, and group Of small! STATES In the west who will
materially srayitae to France, and prove endless
Of new compile atoms No doubt The extinction
OF hos Of petty prnclpal,ies gives dca,hhow 10 the
upon aesmeny aud is .th~ -.atst step towards
tho triumph OF those republican IDEAS which
crisis o. ts4s bui the present the Gernass have te
reason 90 applaud coasummaiion which grasses their
It's rscu- portions in bittcr antaenisn tn each other
sas siLfrsRy MISSION 10 RUSSIA.
The n,e'lgcnce received here from Russia serves to
explan 'he acoes. OF General Manteufeis mission and
,he avdtv with which tho Car has accepted the olive
branch held on, to him by his royal uncle He rapng
the fruits " tho policy ~ determination pursued BY him
ia Poland the thousands of unhappy Poles cxicd 10 the
~ds of Siberia, have carried The torch of revoiu.
ton 10 the utternost ends o. la empire while
tie iaicmi,able tribes OF the caucaisns are once
more rising against their opprcssors ana may
perhaps renew The conflict tiat urged Cor MANY
wears by The heroic, though ruforuns,e, schamv. To
10 sure tho Russian accounts state that the Polish IN.
suresnts have been dspersci tina, The greater part OF
Thorn have surrendered and the balance 1ei into tho
woods Whero they are being hunted down by the rus
troops and that the revolt IN sukhopa Nso has also
been suppressed But know by experience That these
ono al staienents are not g. he implicitly dcrenied
rpon There can he rp doubt bat tbst III. colonies or
'be nofsata y very slnky condition The attempted
ssss inai on or the Car was symptom 81 the spirit
that auina'cs the Nuscoyiios bem selves, amt wi!n
now sppsars 70 bs extending to Their most rcmoe de-
peadenclcs And while thesc events arc Transferring -
tasss stil' more important changes ar seir e tske
pace IL Frsuce
foUts SaPofEDS's III xsSs payttE0yS.
one OF our lesiing Berlin uiy sicans told ysster
day that distinguished colleague uf his who had occn
sent 10 consult with the medical advisers cf Louis
Napoleon the stsc of their maaters health, iafJrms
MIN that the French Emperor cannot possibly live
year longer He il suffering from painful disorder,
the effect o. juvenile aud which al hts Is
incufab- Although The Frcn papers are strictly for
hidden 10 say word about hts illness The public are
quite OF his hopeless oond on and II curious
fnot that Parts not single soul msgines tina. in
Of bis death he VIII be seded by the Prince Imperial
or by any member o. tho Ropaparie family. Win the
Ensfian empire disturbed with internal discussion
rfance the of another great c0nylscn, and Ger
many divided into hostile camps. tho peace ~ Europe
certainly hangs very slender thread, aud 10 all prob
ability the brief but sansnsry struggle OF no pre
year viii only have bcen the precursor Of more lido
spread and devastating eon'agretion.