New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15
PRUSSIA.
-, Rrsso-pRIrSsIAE ALLIANcR.

The Paris Presse of Nov. has an article signed By
NJ CucheyaClargny commencing with the statement that
The alliance between Russia aud Prussia Is nov an accom-
pbed fact Is not question Of The continual interchange
Of good Offices which revealed 70 indignant Europe m -
conpcy which led the Nord 10 speak Of Pruss as the tra
dcna ally Of Russia is question Of binding engagements
ton OF events already determined upon
After noticing the manner in which this alleged alliance has
been effected the article goes 10 explain it object
II Russia in the execution Of her plans M the East shod
With ans other obstacle than the TURKS fssA w tang
herself on her side any foreign intervention should thwar
the work Of assimilation which Prussia accomplishing IN
Northern Germany or The already pPfed Absorption OF s
armed cooperation Of Russia .,
The Berlin correspondent Of The London Times the ia
ventof Of the PssaA needle gun has completed several neE
weapons, said to suTpas; the Old ones IN many respects
foresses OF Siar Louis Mentz and CObenu All field arii
iery regiments to be reduced TO a peace footing
TIE POLICY or PRUSSIA.
The Paris Temps contains the following remarks on this sub
The North German Confederation completed bat that d.
merely the commencement Of the task which the policy OF
Prussia has proposed Us object The programme 9fCoun'
1ueny 10 attract within The circle Of the confederation
those Of Germany which at present do not form part
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of their own accord some by com
puson AS for the secondary States Of the South Count
Rsmak reckOns their isolation and the sense OF their
own weakness As Austria she has been beaten Tor the
purpose forcing Of Germany she will be ruined wheu
With regard to the OF South debate which hiss
taken place the Baden Chamber shows how accurate have
Bavaria cannot fail 10 fellow the example OF Baden which
appears 10 b. anxious for unconditional alliance
Win the Northern Confederation and the King OF Ho
land most likely is bot under the Illusion that The
Prussiau garrison will ever evaouate the fortress OF
Iuxemburr Sweden and Denmark are said TO be
competing for the alliance Of Prussia Finally information
10 which We are disposed 20 attach Importance directs
attention 10 the relations between Prussia and Russia There
il rumor Of an alliance between these two powers for the
hng the spos between them In order to obtain It's end OF
a new and united German empire Prussia has but one
strRRe more struggle that Is singuarly IN.
enn5 because will bring face the conqnerors and
conquereda country aggrapdd by large aHneHatons
ton disafecton aud disagreement OF her provinces No
State has ever had before 1t such formidable task Austria
great European but II seems 20 b. e to
itself and destined 10 pass under the pressure Of eyen and Us
II were under FIRE through social moral and political regen
Grafton which IL would require many long years OF peace 70
effect Austria however, does not seem 10 despair OF herset
The appointment OF NJ Beut has twood signihcanon
for n ants TO abardonment Of the traditions OF the Goa
coiat and 10 resistance OF the requirements OF Prussia
Won Beust against Bismark TINS h The match and tne
ake PLAYED for nothing short OF the ts Of the whoe OF
Europe