The New York herald., 1866-06-27


the failure Of his diplomatic efforts during she Congress
of Vienna in 1885, But the svowed object OF tho Con-
gress to detach vcnetla from tho Austrian Empre
and could reasonably believe that Austria had
put herself expense and get near million
Of men under arms merely 70 resign one OF her nness
provinces at the dictaton OF the mediatng Powers.
Russia under much more unfavorable circumstances,
peremptoriy rejected similar demand made 70 her IN
respect to Poland though with the exception Of Prussia
she had all Europe arraysd against her, and II s not
likely that England France would be found more CON-
phant If they asked to give up Ireland Algeria
What is for the goose for the gander II
is all very well 10 say that province the population OF
which s dissatisfied, is q source Of weakness
rather than OF strength TO its owners, but
], this argument is good for anything, it is as
applicable TO one as it 10 to the other and should
not be preached exclusively TO Austria Russia Not
that there is the least truth the assertion Of the
Vienna press that government had approved Of the
determination Of Austria to allow the question Of
veneta to he discussed and had promised her the
support Of Russia if she should be exposed TO difficulties
in consequence. Any who could dream of
alliance between Russia and Austria must have forgot.
the history Of the last sixteen years We have had
enough Of Austrian gratitude for generation at least
and we had condoned her behavior the Crmean
war; which Injurious to Russia than the ope.
ratons of the Powers actually with us cannot
but recoect her conduct during the Polish nsuectiOn,
which was kept alive for months by raids organized in
Galca under the eyes and with the connvance of the
Austrian authorities who, when they the
Of their prote0ss lost beyond redemption,
suddenly turned round upon them and began shooung
and imprisoning them right and left in order
curry favor with the Russian Government and obcr-
ate the memory of the tac encouragement which they
had given to the world long IL had chance of
Alexander H. who is of forgivng disposition,
the Queen Of Wuuembnrg, who has been long visit
to our Court and has lately returned to her donn
ions has been dong her best ded it is said by the
Empress TO interest him in the OF Austria, which
she reeards identical with that of the lesser German
Provinccs but nowadays an Emperor Of Russia is no
longer omnipoent Even Nicholas, in the pentitudc of
his power encountered the opposition of his trust
ed councillors and bitterly censured for his nterven
ton in Hungary to prop up an Empire which the
traditional rival Of Russia after what has passed since
then II would be as much as his crown was worth
for Alexander to repeat his fathers mistake.
approaching contest is neutrality, and it depends
upon circumstances whether it will be friendly ncu
trallty She has taught herself that neutrais may
sometimes be dangerous than bellgcrents and il
is possible that the lesson she has given will not be
thrown away.
Another very big canard let fly by the Vienna papers
they regular mandatory Of lies at Venpawas
the entrance of Russo Turkish army ato the Danuban
Princpaties TO nsh the Roumanans for tho election Of
Prince Charles OF Hohenzollern. No doubt his election
is extremely UNPLEASANT to the Turks, who Justly con.
sder it the first step the disruption of Modava and
Walachia from III, ir empire, and almost much to
the Austrians, who suspect il to be contrvance OF Ma
pocon and Bsmark; but Russia has rtany no reason
10 be dissatisfied with 1t. II the Rounlanians want
European prince for their severe gn instead OF Phana
ota Greek or one Of their own boyards they could hardly
have chose one more acceptable to Russia, and, SO
far from wishing him, Ambassador PARIS
has been instructed to protest energetcay against the
intervention proposed by Turkey for that purpose.
Turkish corps has been collecting south of The Danube
for time, and it enters the Principaies the Rus
sian army stationed on the left bank OF the Pru'h will
certainly enter too but TO turn out the 0tomana, and
not TO assist them IL is rumorcd that Bsmark before
authorizing winkng at the Princes or the
pron red crown, inquired condentay OF Gortschak of
whether our government would have any objection The
answer returned was rather oacuar, and might b.
strued either way; but the recipient appears have
| dersood its real meaning for Immediately after il
| reached him yorng Hohenzoilern set out on his
romantic expedition lion; Some time previous there
| alliance on tho tdpis between him and men,
Der Of an imperial family. who had met h'rn
at Berlin while visit there with her mother; ths
if well founded would throw light upon tho cir
cumstnnces Of his election. But the Car could
think Of marrying hs niece 10 Turkish vassa and the
dgG the Porto in the Danubian Prncpaites has
been guaranteed by tho treaty Of Paris This is d.
lcmIna which at any ether time might be hard 10 get
over but If broke out in Eur pc of which there
prospect just that VIII not be tie only
treaty which will become a dead letter
The last adviccs from Central Asia are quite interest
ing. II s evident from them that difficulties with
the Ameer OF Bokhara long from being sctted,
| and that lie Is a much more respectable antagonist
| than the defunct Khan Of Kokand. General Cher
1 nayon having been summoned to ST. Petersb re
| 10 give a count OF the state Of things and
10 explain his reasons for having undertaken the
| march npon Samarcand WI hout waiting for orders
from headquarters III, command OF our little
army in iashkent has devolved pro tenn. upon General
Romsnonsky formerly editor Of the Russ.Ga farliid,
and author of an instructive work Scamyi and The
Caucasus On receiving int gcnce that tho Ameer was
approaching the Syr Daria with o force maguiied by
Oriental hyperboc TO two hundred thousand men, Ro-
manosky advanced in the direction Of Hodiu and after
severn skrmishes OF no great consequence more i'm
porant action came OF the 18th OF Apil at AkTab
near the junction OF the Chchb with the Syr The Box
haians stood their ground THANKFULLY for while bu,
| finally routed by charge of the orenburg Cossacks
headed by the Emperor aidde-camp, Count voron,zod
Dashkon Of richest and nobest cavaliers who
tired OF the luxurious Incidence Of the capital has gone
TO seek aurcls and excitement the wilds Of rrrkes
] tan. The enemy retired toward Djizay leaving
prisoners and immense nocks Of sheep tho hands
OF the conqueror and il is reported since then that the
Ameer has continued his retreat to samarcaud Some ac
add that he has dishandod his army, which
deed he might do without any risk as during the sum
ncr months the heat and drought arc 10 excessive IN
those regions that military operations must perioioe DO
suspended IL trernans TO be seen whether we shall sue
coed In settling spute with him before the fall
whether wfbe necessary to undertake serious cam
paien against him; in the latter event considerable
addition TO forces will be Indispensable which at
present do not number over six thousand men al told
including the irrcgulars and the native militia VINO
| not to be implicitly relied upon. Tho officer who had
whose arrest was the Of the renewal OF hostes
is still confined close prisoner the dungeons Of
Bokhara and is feared be will have the tate Of Sod-
| dard and Connolly.
or domestic occurrences the most remarkable Is the
sudden collapse Of Mr. KaiLo the redoubted editor Of
i the Mos ow GdseDs Whatever NAV be said against him
IL must be admitted that no is tho hrst man through
whom the press became power IN Russia and there s
no telling where the government that now persecu
him would be IT, by tho burning soquencc Of his leading
| articles, he had not xaod an enthusiasm throughout
the country which carried safely through all external
and internal dangers. But not satisfied with EXTERN.
mating the Poles Kako wanted 4, extcrmnate the Ger
mans too who strong in Court and family interest
and whose ramfications extend through all the ma
chncry OF government and through every department OF
social life trade industry science and literature. For
time he allowed to have his fling and 10 denounce
every whose does not end in 'ionr "sky 2
and who do rejoice IN these magical term nations
traitors spies, robbers and apostates &c. but finally
the Minister OF tho Interior nterfercd with drerfse
men katkoG refused 20 insert H. which called down q
ond this he also ignored and tDcn third followed.
which, by the terms Of our press law copied from tho
the warning gwen. H. upon this katko had ret rcd
with dignhed protest, and resumed his place In the
ranks of the professors of the Moscow University he
would have had public opinion his side aud have been
estoled martyr to the Of Russian nationality
but unfortunately he lost his head and instead Of BRAY
ing the storm, he decamped candestiney from Moscow
and Is said 10 have left the country. This fatal