The New York herald., 1866-11-22

British Opinion Of the Negotiations Of the
Cznr with Bismafe.

British Opinion Of tho Negotiations Of the
Czar with Bismaf6:..
From the London Standard, Nov 81
To the zeal and acuteness OF English and French
papers working together with cntee cordaie very
touching to behold, tho European public has just be-
come indebted for most remarkable revelation OF tho
= portam II true species- We from In discos.
,r that is quite mistake TO suppose that Count Won
Bsn roks health broke down undcr the almost super.
bnr,ns labors OF the spring and summer. He looked
vary IN deed but that was q diplomatic trick. The
doctors ora ared him TO give up business but everybody
Knows E.S y, That ME Count Is not, as he sunnnsy gives
out recrutnx hA health in the retirement OF Putbua
on the hs% sDd sad 70 say has
already bean :, dsy = 'ccesfu In his search that
large part Of Earppe \ g. ",' a ana Russia Our o
oontemporaries whom tho Count n mo q his not un
common tits Of indiscrcton, mUU have 'aAon .n.o ms
confidence, publish the plan which he has anneea ~ ~
Austria Is, perhaps the chief item In the prog. ammc
Both Russia and Prussia want TO finish with h'mnu
once nv or az ana Aastra ,ne reat oOnc,c Sx
and added to Russian Poland Whether Prussia h TO
ceive any equivalent IN the extension OF her frontier 10
the Nisiua does not seem TO be yet decided However
she has plenty OF compensate In o,her qulsfer Sho
ia TO do what sho likes in Germany the southern
States and the German provinces OF Austria II she likes
and complete the unity OF Germany by embracing the
rest OF tho old kingdom OF Denmark IN her possessions
a: AS IN, apis ~ latter arrangement might provoke uomS
scandinavian kingdom, Russia Is 70 take those coun
tries under her care Our contemporaries have not yet
corporate them in the Russian EMPIRE lot them exst
for time as dependent sates but they will probably DO
able TO speak decidedly tho subject In fow days,
And asty the Eastern question Is 70 be settled IN the
way that Russia desrcs-an ntimation which II In
sonaby supposed renders any detailed explanation
necessary TO carry out these aims the two Powers have
entered into offensive and defensive alliance and only
wait the proper moment to operations. Per
haps weak but pafdonable delcacy the part OF tho
Emperor OF Russia causes delay The Car waits
until after the marriage OF his 10 tho Princess Dagmar
TO hand country family tho cvilizing
those stories Is the singular contempt which they show
for the jndgmen, Information Of the public on the
part OF their c0ncoctors
Prussia cannot afford to do anything which
might lead 10 the outbreak of European war She viii
accept the challenge should II be given her ansho will
rush 10 II s Is assailcd but she does not
Any advantages fcould give her would DO too dearly
purchased Her policy Is to bde her time and let the
pear drop when It Is ripe II may be doubled whether
the alliance Of Russia In any which not her
to her An alliance with Russia pould deprive her IF all
popular syrspattfes and you'd make French iwsrres
ron much tess uncelcome in Stern Germany nor has
Russia much 20 offer In tho shape OF military assist
ance. She would be dangerous enemy to Prussia but
would be worth little ally, except to expc such
enemy France from tho Prussian territory Nor is
there any believe that Russia has any designs
AGAINST the peace Of Europe and the independence
Of her ne'shborp for which she would DO anxious
no conduton 10 carry on an o5enssrs ,ear The
Russian empire ia passing through process Of r,eonse
fon, for which peace in Europe al least essential Its
finances In bad state that IL is nttriy Witow
means wherowith 10 carry any distance from
Tue IrOntieIs Husslan governments
most at heart, and for which might seek Prussian sup
port objects moreover, the ultimate attainment Of
which IL probable enough " 1t will only walt patiently
while any attempt 10 effect them would
with FTance and England very dangerous game for all
tho aid OF Prussia Who would have enough do 10 de-
fend herself Ihero would DO nothing threatening To
the peace Of Europe In tho conclusion OF formal ALI
ance between Russia and Prussia, because, crcditng
both Powers with the worst Intentions they have both
the utmost interest TO avoid provoking European war,
aud tho better understanding between them, which ~
the ouy bas3 for the alliance story - 10 he hailed with
ri afl afA TQlb
ton OF more than question Of some importance
Sh eh treaties have not dehnityeiy settled