The New York herald., 1866-04-20


vienna, April g. 1859.
cases contradictory rumors respecting the relations be-
tween Austria and Prussia The Debas says-we learn
n % sss J. soss %
ernmsnt In reference 70 the suspicion OF an intention 10
act upon the aggressive. the warike preparations Of
Austria have therefore been suspended.
Napoleon Unveiled.
PUBLICATION OF THE GRAND PAMPHLET MANI
FEsTO, "NAPOLRoN III. 1T LA PRUssE"-AN AL
LANCE BETWEEN FRANCE AND PRUSSIA I'M
DisPENsABLE'--UNITED THEY MAY defy THE
HOSTILITY OF THE OTHER GOVERNMENTS" AND
HAVE "NOTHING TO HOPE FROM THEIR FRIEND
sHIP"-AUsTRIA TO BE HUMBLED, AND RUSSIA,
ITALY AND ENGLAND NOWHERE.
Paris april ~ correspondence Of the London Times
One Of those pamphlets which usually thrown out
the OF great event feelers to test tho
state OF public opinion has just appeared II is headed
Napoleon LW d Ia Prtsss and is anonymous Whether
the writer has taken his inspiration from French or
Prussan source IL is difficult TO say but from the ardor
with which he advocates the alliance OF Prussia with
France in preference any other 1t probable that hc
is an unfathful exponent of NJ Bsmark's policy,
however correctly otherwise he may Interpret that OF
the sovereign whose name he places at the head Of his
production After marked allusion TO the courteous
reception given TO the Prussan Minister last autumn at
ST. Cloud he hastens to prove that the alliance OF France
sable; that their relations with the other govern
ments Of Europe Of little advantage TO
sea'' er pendp s and 1S NOV g1 ay ' G aoty The The
part that Prussia is called upon to take in Europe is OF
twofoid character She has to consolidate her suprem
acy in Germany 10 the dtrimeat9f Austrd, and, having
regard the extent Of her coast she has to take
her place amonh the maritime Powers OF the first order
The port Of Kie is indispensable TO her In the Iaer
case and territorial aggrand Is urgent In the
forum. NJ Bsmark, "with that lofty conception which
has made HIM the foremost statesman Of the age-in
fact, tho Richeleu OF Prussa"-saw all this at
glance To attain his object he revived, "tcuh adnrd-
BE ability the Scheswg Hosein gu stion, and, having
cert with Austria, the which covered with aures
the Prussan troops at Duppe signed the treaty of Gas
ten, which gave him the port OF Kie and threw the
population OF the duchies into his Throughout
this contest Austria played but secondary part and even
the material advantages she hoped to reap from II are
escaping The annexation of the duches 10 Prussia
Is imminent; 1t is imperiously commanded by the
force of circumstances, matter under what form
direct annexation, personal union, happy
expression by the way invented by the ingenious sates
man TO satisfy the ephemeral suscepbties OF genera
tion morbdy desirous OF self government and ndepend
Public opinion calls for the territorial aggrand
ment which make in the history OF Prussia fresh
starting point for her real grandeur 1t cannot be left
danger in respect Of AUSTRIA for Prussia baed In
her scheme OF nnexation, Austria, thoroughly
hum,lsd co,d again iJt her had hcr influence
in Germany, and make her adversary pay dearly for
her nomentary superiority There il DANGER too, in
spect Of the smaller States OF the Germanc Confede
ration, which would again put forth preensions po
cal Independence and refuse to follow in the wake Of
NJ Bismark. But by whose aid can all this be accom-.
plshedS Assuredy not with that Of his own govern
ment and his people only for enterprsing he Is
he s not rash 10 stake the future OF his country
single cast He muas ek out solid, Can!fu durable
pifhom drdwing the ucord, by he sole preS0e Of all
dnee, ormidabe in IF p1r, inrnci IN Cngres
in conference; and the only T1uer 10 okih Pras ia
hold out her hand Is r. anc-.
An alliance Of Prussia with Austria simply mpos.
sible The difference OF raccs and the dverses OF re-
hgion place an impossible gulf between them. The
weakness OF Austria abundany proved In the Italian
war; and II s proved every day. when she requires the
Gernanc Confederation TO declare that an attack on
her territory shall be considered attack
tho Confederation itself, and danger to H.
No elicacious cooperation can be hoped for from
Don l.la kann ta If.Ifat
check TO restore calm 10 Hungary Bohemia and Galca
For these and many other Prussia would gain
nothing by an Austrian alliance, and has nothing what
ever to fear from her enmy or Italy Il Is unne essary
TO speak. Italy Is still occupied with her internal
organization; and, embarrassed as she Is at home, she
cdn be seiousiy useful 10 nob'dy
With regard to Russia and England is manifest that
neither OF them would consent 10 the aggandzcmcnt Of
Prussia maritime Power England Is too jealous OF
her supremacy to permit the growth OF rival,
least OF all 10 contribute towards It, Russia would
longer be mistress OF tho Baltic and In case OF rup-
,urc the Prussian fleet could, the first day bosas
commenced terously menace Cronstadt aud St Peters
burg
But even though Russia might in certain crcum.
stances be powerful or a formidable friend England
has compitey lost h>r iryiuenoe and JOIN Bull " has
PTssia, has ren1irlced his rtnsiqus 10 Eunpean
protoorde He has lost the taste hazardous enter
prses; his sword no longer quits It's scabbard and
his will no longer turns the scale his side
When bis material interests are at stake he may
shake OF his torpor or moment and prepare 10 fgh
but O. f9h ,ctti diplomatic notes and circnids Then
Fen,dni Isdnd and Dauties in India ph1nt
frnd ,rn ,,b,n s,yrino ,Iey b,r ,hy,.d shake ~,
uuscoyi,s h,, Ia enc Zoo, 40 r,,,na - ,i
Other n, Aeio prrsa has n niv ,o cxbh,, ,nns ,,yo
."are-,,a ana ~ ~ u,ng., heo,o .,s,r, q, S.,,
balance ,Se ho,IItv or tbo ,Irea posrs ~. nc %
A.. no ad,,an,arc 80 ,iair ali,anra Tho ,,s,t
sni,nce ,hs Fnsiisb aiiianca ahs Ru.ssn a1i"an~e
,av 10 a,snosns =, - ona 49,, ~, ,,,iIIa - ,o,
France then is the only Power whose alliance Prussia
ph,n" ~ " 1870 - IT, % ~ n',.i T S;. y ie t1. "a si.o
i,ranco eho,i, ~, ~ pa " ar.a c. " IN ~ 49, @E -
nSScos hph ran,, - a,', ao :. ai, 80 ~ "a
Tho hrgIcar ~ Inc 'iax bsnL al,yavs bld n ~ an ~,
siace hst1eon Gs,rnanv snd no, sicnld y.n To@n,'e
a, .hc, 49, ,haa .aaI, p-,is'a 80 a,.nin ~ III
an.as go " -, - -, -. -, . , "a caita III '
an rus. "as -, % ~ -, "s Is o, ~ ,ss o oa'uss t VI
ta. ~ 80 =, ,ha phtrn - - .o,,s',e :, 10 ~
In ,bn d,roc, Ion ~ e. rraIan,s = es,, ss,ss,. -
Son,,.si' yt,ch "oaIs 10 sa,y ,sarni 40 bo, J ,J
SCARCELY bc felt nv Prussia That conccssan H. hints
eS ny, ou , tas ~ - s, A., aat ~ ~ ~ .
S,,a,ne,,ss sou, ,,,,c oxer, o.s; H. t n
n would bo scr;ous hangar. ~ ,bs cca a ,orriin