The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-16
& u r @ p e.
The Approaching Meeting Be-
tween the Three Emperors.
THE NEW HOLY ALLIANCE.
The Royal Party in Ireland Entertained
by the Knights Of 81. Patrick.
The WASHINGTON TREATY AGAIN.
The WASHINGTON TREATY AGAIN
Colonel Rossers Arrangement Be.
fore a Court Martial.
The Cunard steamship CHINA, from Liverpool
August 5, via Queenstown August 6, arrived at this
port yesterday with tive days later mails
THE NEW HOLY ALLIANCE.


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The Approa ching Interview Between the En-
perers--How The Conservatives in Austria
Like tide Benst Nork-A Rival of Bis
mHrck--ItnIy mud France, Russin, Austria
and Prnssia-Ths International Society Ac-
tive.
An OLD, wel-knOwn ana consummate Austrian
diplomat Is said to have remarked that Napoleon
Ill, fOreseelng his own reinforcement must come
sooner later, and being ANXIOUS to
leave 1tay-frst and most CHERISHED OF
spring OF his uniGcation pocy-in proper
hRadS appointed the Saxon, DE Beust, guar
dsan OF that very revolutionary peninsula The
politicians here who accept this theory assert that
De BeGsJ has been faithful to this trust, and that
alter having sacrificed in Its discharge the dignity
and henor OF Austria, has bent all his energies 10
get she government OF France to support the
70 Rome; AMI further, that under the preiext OF
cementing
DURABLE PEACE,
In the common interest Of all the European Powers,
he pretends 10 attempt negotiating cordial under
standing between Prussia, Austria and Russia.
With this view he VIII bring about meeting
between the three soveregns of those powers which
formerly composed the holy Alliance The
expedient is not badly conrived, 1t is sad
provided he can manage 10 hoodwink his
master and the imperial family in regard
TO his partialty for the Court OF Florence. NJ de
Beust is good deal disturbed by the conservatism
Oi the Hohenwarth Ministry. He perceives the daily
growth and expansion OF a conservative policy that
the Catholic agitation Increases, and that the En-
peror, while seriously thinking Of the dangers OF mis-
empire shows anything but sympathy for the Ital-
Ian movement. This state OF things necessltates
caution the part Of NJ de Beust, who in revivinR
nj he no
screen
HIS SECRET DESIGNS.
But he must know that an alliance between Prus.
sia, Russia and Austria IN 1871 can never become
the holy alliance OF 1915. The two former have be-
come warm supporters OF those modern IDEAS for
which they expressed horror in 1876 Both have
put in practice the Napoleonc ideas against which
they then fought Both have co-operated
and consented to act. which should make
the Nesserodes, the Bardenbergs and the
Aetfernchs shudder In their graves. Therefore the
mannvre u " ne psa, are waIhec aganst tne
and RUSSIA prefer FreemasOnry to the Papacy
natters himself ne Will succeed IN getting them to
recognize openly the iavoriJe WORK OF Napoleon III
he VIII try to act the part OF locomotive pushing
from behind, while having the appearance OF being
Crawn along by the tram In 'front.' The Chancellor
DE Beust has, 1t Is well known, on many occasions
shown friendly leaning toward
THE NEW GERMANlC EMPIRE
and the new su0apine Kingdom Russia under
stands perfectly well that the more she against
weakens France thus advancing The execution OF
her favorite project-namely, the complete expul.
servatives therefore, see in De Buest an enemy VINO
Mes all his arrows at France and Rome; are not at
ali disposed To be fascinated by the name OF 'HOly
Alliance and tremble with rage and shame at the
thought tnai the willy Chancellor has already
ENTANGLED AUSTRIA
In the meshes OF his conspiracy Their attention is
also attracted TO the International Society, whose
plans are strangely in conformity with those OF Won
beuSt In some respects IL Is strange, but
family true, that ltaiy aids that terrible society by
money and al the means In her power. We know |
thai tue other day the Grand orient of Italy +
helt an extraordinary meeting I Rome |
and unanimously agreed that Rome could |
never become the capital OF Italy de1ntvely until
France and Austria were rendered helpless. 1t was
therefore agreed that the the society pro-
poses to wage, sooner later, against the Italian
government and dynasty OF savoy. should be post.
POned. while The attention OF all should be turned |
Powers. We know, each OF us, Whatever our indi.
vidual 1Ath may be- that the modern political idea
OF class OF Ideas called progress" not the friend
OF the Catholic Church, consequently hostile TO
the Powers that support that Church: |
THE INTERNATIONAL"
objects at least, Is the destruction not only Of
Catholcy, but or the whole system OF Christianity
remind posterity OF It's past existence. Napoleon,
Won Beust, are only accidents OF which 1t avails
itself. IL supports such men for a time certain
conditions, aud thus 1t the Italian monarchy,
WIN" oes not hesitate 70 aid 1t In order TO put or
Mast inevitably come bringing downfall and ruin.
IL Is not worth while calculating the amount OF
OF running France and Austria IL suiices TO state
the factfthat nhe iSso occupied while NJ. de Kubeck
from rhe one, and NJ. de Ia VIllestreux, from the
other, are at Rome calling on NJ. Vlsconn Venosta
And grasping him warmly by The hand
HOW 1T WORKS.
by the way, a small detail apropos Of the Holy
Alliance Is worth cbrOncllng-namely, that Russia
has refused 10 restore 10 France the prisoners OF
war who escaped and took refuge In her territory,
under the pretext that they were cOnsptrlng with
the Poles. She has sent them back 10 Thorn under
FOOLISH CONFIDENCE
IT. y latter themselves at Versailles that because
they have entered Paris they have vanquished the
International" Mere delusion. The International
IS IKE swarm OF locnsts-indesuuctble by virtue
ol It's numbers. Its emissar1es OF all kinds and VI
AL nationallues at work everywhere, |
with nexbaustibe means OF propagandism.
MANY hundreds, man thousands are work.
are It's servants. WLJie nations are drifting
into Its ranks, silently, Willingly, but surely M
Ngra, paying al Paris the Old role OF Count Villa
MsI1ua at Naples; OF 81. BuonCoTnpagn at Florence.
OF Count de la Minerva az Rome is fomen ting lDsur
Iecuou, organizing stealihily the destruction OF
France under the eyes OF ID. THEIRS and In
presence OF an assembly winch is conservative
disconcefts all reasoning 10 watch the extra,
Ordinary, unaccountable criInlnaity OF certain men
Oh one SIDE aud the marvellous apathy on tue |
otbeT. Ihe danger Is seen, the terrible monster /
t2nsaidly scanned but no EFFORT whatever is made |
worthy the name OF q serious effort by those who |
haze the power TO destroy tais formidable thing |
and the power Of spreading its Sop mespes'
but whose bead must be somewhere. II is |
tune TO cruan its head when nearly all |
opinion mere is that The head Is al Rome. Others !
clam the honor for London and so on Wherever |
u H. H. worth while 10 Ind 1t: but when found,
whg. then 7 Why the world Will simply follow the
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