The New York herald., 1866-09-05

uvs BERLIN CORRESPONDENCE.


BxRrIS August IL, 1886
RrLArIoSs BETWEEN PRUSSIA And SAroLEox
Abther change In the political kaleidoscope. The
oicn organs thai the tle difculty between
Fran and Prussia is quite smoothed over that LoGls
Napoon fully appreciates the delicate position which
the Pssian government Is placed, and the impossiy
Of th~ consentng TO any ratification" OF the German
porto under the present circumstances and that he
sets N high value upon the friendship OF this country
TO allo II TO be disturbed by insisting his claim TO
terrton acquisitions which would not add materially
70 bis lwcr and could be realized without proyok
ing scrus complications. They 60 far, indeed TO
insnus that no such claims have been actually raised,
and thsshe whole stir has been occasioncd by the nds
cretion thssFrench press, which mistook 'hypotheii
cal inqties' for formal demands or course, this
assertions only intended to lot the French Emperor
down as ently as possible, for II is an undenisbs
fact that communications made by N. Benedetti 10
Count Bsarck were anything but "byposhetcal," and
that they ated In plain terms the necessity Of
psnssing rance for the increase Of strength accruing
to Prussia ON hsr snnsxa,ions In the north Of Ger.
many by corresponding accession Of territory on the
Rhine
xArorRoS's RETREAT
From thseport Of hts embassador, however, who
hurried on Paris 10 inform his master Of the effect
produced byess disclosures and Of the ungracious
cspticn they'd met with on the part Of Count Bis
marck, Louhvapoleon must have convinced himself
that there wano chance Of carrying out his plans by
pacific mcans.ud that any atemps In that direction
would involve % in an immediate contest with Prus
sia, and he hssppsrsniiy resolved therefore, to drop
them for the pteut. So much Ia certain, that Bene
det who retusd 70 Berlin last Thursday has brought
with him the me frssadly assurances and to outward
appearances the ations between the two governments
have resumed tlr former cordIslity.
WILL TEE rxron rAKs nrs CORRECTION orurIv,
But the sting rsus and II Ia generally felt that this
unlucky move Of . French Emperor's has produced
radical change in whole political situation. Such
rebuff he has exfsnced Ia too mortifying for hm to
st down quietly uAr II; II lowers his dignity IN the
eyes Of The whsle ~ld and most Of all In those Of his
own people, VINO foivs anything In their rulers except
what they cal Ruding to the foreigner" TWAS this
that cost Louis Philps his throne. and We may BE-
pretty sure hat wcd BE- equally fatal 70 Louis Nape-
leon. b bests rcest jus nov, the reason can only
be- that hsis not pFepsd scs with Prussia, which
late evcts have shsu 10 be IN inen'sey more
formissas power tha either her fSse~is or ~
snemis took her for, ,as nusl rs-crrASiss his army,
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