The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25

az Gozs rrsesScsl ressl,, AMI At recipvO-
cal prosrisess Tie wares that wash the
sA0zss q the Bay Il Bsscay have Rot yet
reveslsd SpysAioS u the conversations in
vh5ch the eoosias sveots 10 RscOpe were
diseased However. The FSusssSa Minis
ter ascsssaisea that the s7oand Was secsre
asi wi prepared toC the realization ot bis
hsl1 dsssuS,
The aliS&Res with Prussia was. in fSes,
NNpo,eoaSe idea N$p0seoa l, wanted TO
uszke the Noearrhy of Frsisr,e II.s;roayec
,h&n It uss. With ySsS of iaserpos;us /;
Ssa balws-& betveea the occiaeat and
RasssA Ia lS5o. when FrSsie-ic William
UsS ready 10 nsSks var On Austria in o-ier
to 6eisai the Confederation Of Erfars and
save TIE h00o- of his own eo1ntry. Loass
Nspolsoa. shsa President Of the French
RspGbllc- proposed. Contrary to the
0Piuioos q ali his Ministers, to Sustain
PrrsSSz- With the hope Of sscaring thereby
Sous asyraadIrsnsnt Of Territory. His
trip to Baden had esfSsiuiy been prompted
By the desire Of conliss to an agreement
With uztiOa whose attitude had decided
the haSsy peace of yill4iaaca- The En-
peroS NAgolson, Siacs his accession to
p0Es-. SDd Mr., voa Bismarck. since his
ssec,ioa si Frankfort. have entertained
and cherished the SSne idea, The s;tua-
tSo1 q Germany also contributed to thzt
result
Discoutsat with tie want Of reform and
unity had. meanwhile. become universal in
Germany, =ai tbcezisnsl ,e provoke de-
cisive crisis> The Consideration was
noshinS bat the object Of tournament,
between Prussia and Austria In 1858,
At Frsakfort. the Emperor Of Austria,
Francs joseph. surrounded by all the
German Princes. Sni leaving Prussia in
the uost absolute isolation. seemed TO be
the real German EmperOr, @ni tried. as in
the Dresden Conferences. to obtain the
admission into the German Confederation,
ot ali the Provinces Of Austria l; vas.
indeed, foz Austria. question Of life or
death She must have the sway over the
vhole Of GesmAny to give her the power
TO hold il bo1dsge the Italians. the Hun
garisns; if not, Yenssia would go back to
Italy. and the other races would regain
their sucieat independence Since Nspo-
leOu had To make ; choice between PruS-
81 and Au<triz. Ezz il likely tia; be
zo9ld syDpatElEe with power which vas
then the representative Of ultrzmoatau-
ism, szi Of the old regime, which was
usn2eiug Italy. the Intimate ally Of France.
snd which wOali uss the German army 10
keep in state Of ssryi,Gde the different
races Of the Empire, yssrBins for liberty 4.
No Tie Emperor Of tie French having
hslpei Pieduo1t to establish italian Uni
y. e0ald not object to German Unity
being aehieved By Prussia Having Gu
eozrsgsd Czvour, he eould not discourage
voa Bismarck The links Of events ere
a. iniissolable ss those OF ihe0Eem Of
E-sibeu4tics- If yOu do not ~snt to see
certain results. yoa must not lay the prem
isss that sre sure to bring them sbout.
Sai0za Ez nothing but the second set
Of Solfs-in0-
Pr1ssia having thus secured the nsu-
tr=Iisy of Franes, ard peEhzss her assist
zace in case Of certain eogjuncturss, or
unforeseen circumstances. did not fear that
Ras=iz World rsnsE the decided and ne
n2eiug opposition which. IL 1856. the En-
Peror Nieolzs hzd shown to the projects
Of Frsdsric William in Germany and
SchlzszIz H0lsteiu- The Russian alliance
iz family tradition ~ith the Hohsuzollsrn
siucs Isl5- II the CTimssn Esr. Prussia,
aI01e. vas strictly BsgtFzl and more 1e-
Gently still. Mr.. vo1 Bismarck had rsn-
dsred 5 great service 10 his powerful
usizhbos by bre4kiag up the triple alliance
betzesa Engtani, France and austria, for
the recognisioa Of PoIand- Prince G0rts-
chzkoE znsz ho< m1ch he vas indebted
to hls Berlin fris1d-
There remained the difseslt question Of
Schlss-ig HOlztei1. which could not Be
settled without a good deal Of trouble
EFeEybOdy knozs boz ally and amieabIy
L5-d RzsssI Ezs dsI1dsd by Mr. von Bis
uzrek. and h0z skiIlfaIly the Iztter eafieed
Aastris into the zar Of the Dnchies, from
=kich she dsriTed 10 benefit The Pzz-
sizn Minister f0rsszE that England EOald
10: boone the ally Of France against
Germany, even on behalf Of Denmark, BE-
cz1se IN ths eventual necessity Of an IL
tsrTsati0a On the COntinens, she SOaId
ueed the German armies, and could not do
zisbost them 1fhe annexation Of Nice
zzi Savoy to France had already been ae-
eoupIizhed. and EnzizDd vas afraid that
some other rsetifcztionz Of territory might
take plzce. which would certainly hare
been ineEitzhIe. had she attacked Prussia
n eo1esrt sifk Frznes-
Tkese are the rszsOns -hy Mr. EO0 Bis
narck. esrtzin Of beng unnolested. step
psd tosrds German Unity over prostrzte