The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-10
THE END AND THE MEANS.
The Needle Gun and bismarck Dissipate the
Diplomacy of Napoleon and His Sympath-

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The Needle Gun and Bismarck Dissipate the
Diplomacy of Napoleon and His Sympnth-
From the London Times, July ISL
The prolongaton Of the armisce and the signature OF
the preminares Of peace between Austria and Prussia
~ Nlkospurg, on Thursday, remove all danger OF nd
ueH fexspu OF hoslltes, and give us the assurance
that negotiations are sufficient advanced to AFFORD fair
promise Of at toy conclusion. From this arnlstce,
however the minor German States who were allied with
Austria are stu inexorably excluded and the Bavarans
bad on the same Thursday encounter with the Prus
sans near Warzbur Which according e the Mnaich
and compelled them to fall back with their headquarefs
as as lar as Rothenbarg The King Of Prussia seems IN
tween himself and tho minor German States purely
german affair, in which h9 nil admit forrigR inter
Jaenee anu which must either be settled by hisQwn gov
ernment or referred To tho General Parliament hereafter
TO b, assembled The peculiar harshness with which
Bavaria has been treated through all these transactions
and the encouragement held out 10 the Grand Duke
OF baden as mediator between Prussia and tho Southern
States are sufficiently significant 1t Is all the old
Roman principe-Tarocfe s., bjecs q de5eiare srpeySs
Baden Is small, and may be coaxed; but 10 Bavaria no
mercy 10 10 be shown. Baron der Pforden, the
bavarian Prime Minister all know applied in vain
lot an Interview with Count Bismarck at Nkosburg Tue
lntercession Of NJ Benedct and Count Karoiyi in his
favor was nnavaihng The great mot at homc,p
and the Baron had to leave his card With s
porter.
Strange things indeed are seen in this world OF ours
chvarous Emperor six weeks ago tho sovereign ruler
OF State OF 80 900, 600 subjects, and Commanderin
Chel OF an army Of 600 combatan the head also OF
confederation by which 200 600 auxilares added
10 his forces, Is worsted In ten days campaign,
ceves bis coup dc grdcs IN great pitched battle AID
by prolonged hositics or BY direct negotiation puts
himself and his affairs into the hands OF another
march greater than himself. and through him sues
FOR reconciliation with his victorious adversary. The
great umpire Oilers the terms proposed by Austria and
himself TO tho fortunate conqueror; tsa MEETING ril
insapefdbe opposition, and shifting his ground Nth amt
able dexteity he recommends the conditions proposed
by Prussia to The acceptance Of Austria and truce IA
made an armistice Is signed and the basis for
peace is laid The Austrian Emperor is a loyal and
faithful ally, and tho Emperor OF the French jealous
ior Jus.ee 70 an parties in neither Of them can We
presume iorgeiiuines5 neglect OF the minor
German potentates. II certainly by the will OF
neither that Bavaria was left In the cold q but
'out IN the cold she LEFT nevertheless and in tho
suspension Of hostilities and tho preanarles OF
peace no mention occurs Of her The inference Is
clear that when the advocate his CLIENT after plead
ing for themselves would have proceeded TO urge tho
causc Of their allies they we're adrnonished 70 ind
their business and let Bavaria and the
German princes come to immediate settlement far
themselves Austria and Prussia, then, under French
auspices, signed their separate armisco, and when
Bavaria, surprised and anxious, came 10 inquire what
was 70 become Of her she received with a docful
shrue OF the shoulders and referred to the who alone
has the powsr to bind aud 70 loose Won der Pfordten
went scc9rdingly to Bismarck, and Bismarck
at home'' 10 Won der Pfordten
snsa wnsaas. sa 'ss .sns,.y: sSne ss 'grsg rs. s
easness Of fsaycsd pcev or whether il harbos design
TO stretch that power 70 the utmost and 70 attain some
delight taking up What every one else would
dcem an untenable position, and showing how easy
FOR l since 20 s Sa s How
Baron Won Bsusi held themselves high and mighty
statesmen 40 the Prus.an Minister and thought they
At the London Conference, and outbd his With the
German peopleY Since however be took up that ralry
Beas or Won der Pfordsn or Hsasdora or RusssIi or
Drouyn de Ihuys, db Enrpe, PySnin hers A0 Ksso,
her p,e', or Asr ra-l.a.e. sr esres'. sry ~: ose
since asserted, "the only man Ia Germany who knew
what he wanted who knew what Germany wsnted,
world conid not ssinsay." His .scriden,a, wsos Of
attention 10 Baron Won der Pfoydtsn st Hikelsb0Sg
iSs. Prus.s wss putting Bsssri. into what ssssdsS
70 BE- her future place But far stronger svidepco Of
ths ienacy Of Bismarcks purpose of the 'meshod In
with the city Of Frankfort. FrsnkfoIt u Is init.
mated, will have TO pay 10 The utiermost nrthlng His
forms ~ fully made up a. on that f tht
OF Bavaria and the end of all the FHnkforers protests
and remonsancss is'hsi the cash win have 10 be forth
We havs already expressed our opinion q 10 az out
va0soss o6ae o. the Frusrisn government towards the
city OF the Bund. Count Bismarck resolution this
point seems 70 terd1 cw modssss, but s Al OF pece
with the long career Of eccentrcty Of wh tho world
begins nov To see the drift. Bent ralbg Cor
many. Bismarck 10 aware that he hs rid himself
OF Austria he has only to contend with two adver
sancs-ihe jealousy of the minor Courts s1d ne deao
cyacv u M cs The one ~ LassIi>s a, ksslA ps ohey
Ne crtxhes at frankfort He is fully assare who
bis foes and who his friends IN the Federal city and he
he will ultimately the suffrage % tn, latter Time
mus, test the wisdom Of his high.hsndsd policy. But
meanwhile, Is well 70 bear in mind th Binarck Is
attempting from the Throne in Germany rolsifg Of
iess moDa.Bt than Not chieL dchicIsd IA France
not only agdae,'y os au ~ and os,,gaon !, a..
dac1y II ~ only by braving the world he scems 70
believe, that one can bring the world . hiafeet
II "a not easy 10 feel unmxed admiration and, still
ess, 20 feel cordial sympathy for man Bismars's
temper Bat strange nStrunents are ofiqn required 70
work out great purposes; and woe 70 \ II wc wore
always the desirable bocauss W feel inclined
TO quarrel with the questionable meana Zen like " dc
Bismarck spurn all eooperaiion they dis.yow all com.
piicty Thore much unsaiif actory IN tho
Nale VI Germany epd out Of koepsna with the age
We live in. The poionsaiion Of che du!ism beiwesn
Austria and Prussia, the perpetual SCI qualification
OF the Dict, the plnchbeck ghttor G thirty y.siT
sovereign crowns the rsntbg aud pvibe an impotent
dsnccrscy--tLc whole system looked ont of date
exploded doomed. Vague aspirations Sere agoat-a
yssrninE after somsthng indefinite. unt tsotesl. Ths
Germans, a. people, never knew what lh0y Wished
and 20 bns the partial wishes of the vertos snd
governnent', Of the eliiss of Tho roynccs of the
tribes. secis and parties Of Gernsny 10 common
accord was mors than percussion AZ gentle
could eject. Count Bismarck s tryitr what sheor
force viii do, aud no one csn dny him the
ngh, 70 congratulate himself his su,sss thus far
meanes subject, that did not bow 70 hi Will. He
subsequently, dew .. higher game; he act bent, then
rie. Aso.sS~t G-rsry. The H,milialSb q Bavaria.
the moss smeloa, q TIE minor s.ais. ND lhe chas-
nssmen' q r.pslor =. ne 90 -. 2, TIE 80 arreart a.
hls way With both of th.m. rnles We tide y Tor.
tuns -c-s Suddenly 70 tarn and srns disasters 10
befsf tho rrusssn armies be viii carry OIL before him
he as<p sa~s's, snd rscton, ~ otfsea cosad,,fm
Sec~crv 7hevs cao-ee ~ 1894 Nat Eng'aad,
Frorcs, end Rusio rssgh fais part Nrlh Dsr>ar
aeasna hr BAT ~ uos,id take No csaBs e(thsf 7bse
sas oAsscs fsr day. ago uaf ~ Er,,,ror NspSi,oa
wouid bcrk Ivarso wth 'gr~ed msfsnsanf after
K6nigsrsix Baq Bss~aset hnk ne cha,ge OF nat Too
Ers,y ssois n nrrg 0as nsss 1-g ssJ..s y,orpn 0e
mna y aseso fislh oT esscg and jsist W rseti-fs
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India.
BosRAr tvis rmnss Griy, July a. 1890
The quotations - Broach, 500, Ter candy %
III 512i pr H. with freight Dhoerab k36r per candy
III 1ief per H. with freight Freighf per TN,
nominal. rrchsnge, 2 I'd per rnpse nOt cerainl.