The New York herald., 1869-10-28
AUS TRIA.
The Crown Prince of Prussia in Vienna Com
lectures TO the Object of His yi-ii-Rus-
sian Interests and Policy-The Anglo-French
Aliancc--Looking 10 Domination in the
East-GerInan Consolidation and Force of
the North.

East-German Consolidation ana Force of
the North.
VIENNA Oct. II, 1852
on the 7th instant the Crown Prince OF Prussia
arrived IN Vienna on his way TO the Orient ana is
during bis stay here guest OF the Emperor.
The visit OF the Prusslin prince has not been the
occasion OF any popular festivities or demonstra
tions. No military review has taken place. No gala
representation has been given in the opera. The
people have shown neither signs OF welcome tor nor
dislike to the distinguished guest. As this visit
seems to have taken the world more OF less by
prise the conjectures as 10 It's significance
are many and various. Rumor5 OF ali kinds are
gong the round OF European papers, such as re-
newal OF the Holy Alliance-an alliance between
Austria and Prussia. Not one OF those rumors,
however has any foundation In fact, and not one OF
the proposed alliances could be formed at the
present time The tlme for permanent alliances has
gone by, and, II 1t not the political condi-
ton OF Europe has so changed that The renewal of
what was known the Holy Alliance is impossible
at the present time. The chief Power in Eastern
Europe Is Russia Tnat she VIII enter INTO any per-
mancnt agreement for political or dynastc par-
poses no one can Tor moment suppose VINO Is at all
acquainted with the state OF affairs since the conng
OF Alexander ii. 10 the throne. Russlas policy
which is 50 ably carried out under the administra-
ton OF Prince Gortschakor IS to keep aloof from
every entangilng alliance aud turn all her attention
10 the internal resources OF the country.
with foreign governments she needs nothing more
than 10 be on terms oil amlcabe and friendly inter-
course. Russia has no interest IN upnoldlng any
particular system In Western Europe. Her position
Is such that she can accomplish her destlnies not
only without the assistance OF western Europe but
II necessary In spite Of It's opposition Though the
relations between the Court OF 81. petersburg and
that or Berlin are OF the most friendly character
strong opposition between tue natlonalitles of the
TWO countries Is inevitable In the future. Between
Austria and Russia an alliance so improbable That
would be diulcut 10 snow single reason FOR Rus.
sla's making It, The country Ia Europe which needs
Kussiais friendship most ~ France THIS necessity
of drawing nearer 10 Russia Is becoming more and
more imperative for the French government, and II
would seem that the Emperor Napoleon has at
length awakened TO Consciousness OF that impor-
tant fact. WIN united, powerful ana an anbl-
not escape isolation II she has nothing better u
depend upon tnan the Latln race.
Between England and France there Will never be
q warmer feeling than tnat which IL expressed by n
Cabinet entente cordidle. The English and French
peopie are opposed IN interests, tastes aud habits
| i,y n proper understanding with Russia France
wouid gam greater victory over Germany than She
can ever hope Tor the battle fields oi PRUSSIA. -
| prorer understanding with Russia France might
ealn an immense access OF influence IN the East
| ana by taking the part Of the nl-used and Op
pressed Siayonc and Greek popu atoms show 10 th'
world that at least one nation ~ the Vest has
| Thought for the freedom and welfare Of those mil
lions OF Christians whose slavery ana degradation
arc recognized ana guaranteed by the diplomacy 0
Europe.
| me recall Of Baron Taeyrand from the post 0
/ Ambassador al ST. Petersburg ana the 0pp0intmeh
| ol General Feury in his place u generally recoB