The New York herald., 1867-04-28

osgo ssnd unconditional relnquIshment of the French
ment q, his desirable end 70 question the validity Of
those pact, the recognition or which ON eli sides
would b u most fitting introduction such step
nowadays sAer unstapis continents there none that
has more vita interest in the preservation Of peace
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then, and one whose sArusc force viii be doubled by
the genial breath Of sedow for In IL constitutionasm
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extremely difficult to rssizs his own ideal Of constu.
tiona arrangements now, wh b has only TO deal with
plan would bs utterly hopeless after ihs resmbodimsat
q We south ..Aose s'shabass Ill NOT for any Ie.gA @
:ss submit e .As .sg, vs~Hy q q. cass' except whom
sde how long can Austria expect to reprsss the eaang
mother country Does she ovssaook the ggns Of shs
tmsss In Bohemis the spread Of tho Ivngite doctrine
wss tns other day Officially proabi.ed on tho ground
tnas ~ oevotees were agitatng In favOr Of Prussia
In the same country respectable club has bsen
denounced TO the authorities Cor singing Prunian
the empire the students are voting ardent addresses
tovheir German co.isstous, exhortng ther 70 defend
France defeat Germany, snd-s most nstursi rssuitre
organize the conqu6redand according 10 her own abi
tods intsrectsa succession ot,waEs must NECESSARILY
ensue Il s Uncomfortable that tho Germane tho pres
ent vgor q the national self respect would put up
another Rhsin Bund, and to continue % recognize
snd would Be the sangunary harvest Of the seed
sown 10 Austria strong enough TO look with equanmity
upon the possible .pprOsch Of rsvousiooaIy period
mot be better policy 70 and quench the errate
sparks Of the msnacng conhagrations Would il be
peace to gain time for the internal consolidation Of the
empire in order that its cohesion may not be impered
periods or course there Is also the Alternative OF Aus
tra alying herself 10 France and the beating down
Prussia and demoishng her 50 utterly between them
70 do away with the likelihood Of her rising again.
But the attempt would be hazardous Prussia might be
match for BOTH and in the scufe enable Hungary to
WIN more secure independence than the one which,
judging from precedent Is at present only granted
her, pro te@ Russia moreover, it 70 probable would
not suer Austria 70 acquire prodomnance in this part
OF the world preju0jcal herself Revenge sweet
and 1t could be safsy taken BY Francis Joseph upon
William l. would nQL oe unnatural, after what has oc-
CURED before eyes; 0ut TO the risk OF inuyng
oneself while retaatlng is TO incur yet more signal
fall 'aga
To add . word upon States. not Immediately impii.
Gated, the formation Of Rattazz Cabinet In Italy
regarded as particularly dsquietDg here. Ratszzi may
be favorable 70 French alliance e Naians not
enemies Of Germany but may be sensbly benefited il
cooperating with her. .a
the Gassk Of France. or April Il, ssys:-H We are
70 be intimated to the French that in
OF war between France and Prussia, Italy would be
the side Of her allies OF 1852 and not ON that OF her
allies Of 1868. t4
NJ Ricaso. on the contrary, inclined toward Prussia
ana the mnleter1A CriStSy Wnlcn ID not Quto over,
though Ratazzi Ministry constituted is said have
bsen occasioned especially BY The question Of alliances
with vie. FOR an approaching Europesn war
communicated by Paris correspondent Of the Cologne
Gasas ordinarily well Informed. He says:-"A strange
rumor has been lately adoat diplomatic circles which
should not touch upon unless had been conrmed BY
person likely 70 know Tho Envoy Of Queen Isabella
Z. Berlin i = asserted, r:ss.sy offered @s asssanos
believed 70 have been made BY order Of the Queen and
without the c0gnzance Of the Spaniah Minister'S Ma
sooner heard OF II than he summoned n. Non, the
Spanish Ambassador at Paris 70 Ms presence and In
qured after the truth Of the statement n. Non had 70
avov his entire ignorance. The Emperor then had m
intervewwith NJ Olozaga the fugitive Progresst chief
who admitted the possibity Of such step having been
taks0 BY tAe Quesn. The Spanish gcnsleman 70 whom
l am indebted Tor this news himself asked Marshal
ODonnsl what be thought Of the matter The Marshal
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