New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

tures madeSy N. Carp, they ase sure 10 do N tA.,
wSs for Ss o. r .gSe q csSnssuson they WIN q
rSssCasss 3 .ls Sas sSnDs:srRR ssDs Prince Charles s
OPINIONS or THE BRITISH PRESS.
No. N HsssAssw 0xsvdss~ of <xe n
Inc meeting OF the Ministers Of Germanv
sts n'Sa very 'sssssess. sss cent
%s' ssys ss sssn osss de-
the two powers have been accomplished. vSs o.
own Information formation from pryss. sources lesSs
to be unsatisfactory, Count Beust having sssS1 =
course Of united scton with regard TO he conpz,s
refused to pledge his Imperial master 70 soncuTso: %,
the prOposed treatment Of more remote but highly pro
5een c% tie mind Of Prince 70 hI:
easy 30 believe that the ueeotators may
cn rSnt c rs Ss 9 Sssss s
II to be binding In contingencies the precise nature ssd
saS S1 S nay e
ing the Inference that the interview has been
to ss degree tho .ns%sca fanns .os DSs
tradiction given to 1t by o semi-o8ciai journas a.
Berlin whose liberty Of inspired speech upon the su6cs
ment Of views and principles respecting the general ps
tiOn OF affairs and the mutual interests connected tkere
ments" were made because such results were N.
tended. BY all accounts common plan OF Immediate
appears to have been settled between Prince Bsmsrrs
and Count Beust. German capitalists Justly impa-
tent under the lOss OF the neret due To them on rail-
way bonds guaranteed by thu ROumanan Treasury and
Austria win give the required ASSISTANCE to Germany to
compel the obligation which the petty state has hitherto
disregarded TO be respected
A line OF action which persuaded the German party
that their influence was respected while IT, Temporarily
at least, bound the Government OF Berlin not 10 f* Ter
or seek to take advantage of their would
barrassment, though the extent TO which 1t might bs
ture trouble from the SANG quarters he more than
doubtful But another thorn in the side OF Austria
eastern @ border The Hungarian. now the e" noss Sss
powerful element In the councils Of the Empire,
ng to defeat an influence which they rrcald With con.
rmed detestatiOn and apprehension; and the
auencs could be deesyey checked in Boas%a by 50
the Austrian Government would have cause TO congrat
late itself on the abatement OF one OF ia graye' causes
for anxiety By these considerations Count Beust may
persuade himself that an opportunity presents tsef
Of killing two giants with Que stone; and It may b
believed that, In the execution or Programme
40 limited TO domestic aims 40 risk " warLks
complications with the neighbors Of the Empire tobs
Austria with the encouragement OF Germany, Is intent
upon acquiring the dominion Of the Dannblan PrineL
HeIoped than It Would be resisted with ali the power
which Russia could command. We are told that exists
statement which Is needed to Us that war on ta
largest scale OF continental struggles Tor supremacy
tein.
Il the same reassuriDg inter iprtatiO-reas-nrlnI Or
the prospects OF continued European ranguiy-,o bs
put on thc language which the Prince CbahCclOr eur
poys with regard nd 70 70 Russia small dhf Of $
indications have been cropping out, when nave Deh
snepc enapee Of 't the friendly relations that Obtaue
last year between the Colossus OF ne & hot'p sna
nssnU It Us Of
French Empire that achieved oy German s's nh a.
Worth and Grsyeote and on1y eTs Ger~sny
left bank of the Rhine but also finally Weld IN the iu
Of PSe WHICH the Iufe Empa
Of Of tSs the cas9s wisht ind rival
The dark side Of these reassuring expressions es IN
that prophecy Of perpetual @ ,6sn hsted y Tor , France w
Ss1 aseIf II the most dismal Of portents pccrar and
bitter harshness takes possession OF the usually COOL
naured and careless Chancellor when he thinks OF the
inoWiedse her defeat with the French we never wer.
and never can be friends" III they prove az they are
will do 1t at In fact there lisa question: even to-day,
OF sending more troops into their territory. They
and arS proteet Ourselves we can and will The have not
8 man, POLITICAL civil or military and they know moth
ng These hard words and none the less hard that
they have but too obviously provoked by Ooa writ
ing, by mprudent displays of and an eHa"
ing pettishness m official quarters which Is especially
irritating to the calm, untnching, nsnlhrd sell,
discipline OF the conquerors Prince Bismarck 1t would
reconcilement TO their altered place in Europe feel,
toward them kind of ancipatory anger for the trouble
hicb In coming years. their determined discomfort With
the destiny marked out in 1870 will to the Power
that has at present her foot upon their neck II !.
saddening and discouragng in no ordinary degree
to have such forecasts for the political future q.
those i1segPsraoe from the acrd and i RE- Ts.en m
tent wrath OF France against her the uni
revenge will speedily strike-t was but too easy dis
the elements for fresh rupture perhaps, AZ no
doubly sure in the light of the stern With
the French We never were and never can he riendsV
Of Prua ens woaa Sa
still far behind France herself IN learning the true
OF the late WAR Sa e "S 1S C Sa nS
sometimes discover that they can be more charitable
more at peace with their neghboIs, and more happy 10
sharing the unforeseen blessings Of prosperity han they
could have believed possible.
PRINCE BIsMARcK's VIEWS on THE ATTITUDE
OF FRANCE AND RUSSIA.
Gdst,ts (dr0 92 Correspondence Of tn, LONDON Te5rlps.
The chances of o very limited society threw
me- last evening, into the company OF Prince Bismarck
whom had never met since one eyenln3 IN ~ Psls a ~
Empire. Shall try To give you tile dialogue at least 20
far as gentleman may make It public Prince, need
not tell you that all Europe hat It's eyes on Gaen and
is eager to know what people do there Perle battle
there. and take care OF their health" "Et dpresr
oSser1e with Tltl is ds op bsmarce aS the King
myself have really come 70, the t;.n baths si. g.s
and to Assure them Of our best CONSIDERATION WIN s
a We had no hSl wnen and iIe T Of With the
paltry ransom OF 20OOOOO All Is forgotten ana iorgve
and have many interests il common thst we h
be friends AS such receive and are rece'ea htLe re-
With the Austriaus always wish 10 be fends VIII o
Frsnch we never were and never can be friends Won
der IL you Prince know how utterly you Deaen o
French yet how bitterly they hate you ahd NO" ,n.!
Iieve that they can efficiently attack you very shortly
Neither their peoge or their paper VIII save hey vs aro
irving 10 prove that they not enough Dtattn W.
WIN do it at once In fact there is question even beS
dsv OF our sending troops into their territory LUCY
az mnrderinp our men in some OF the provinces.
and protect ourselves we can and will fran0e for
tR,We tor payment and other concessions from
u.s. and ask for anything the ansTfF nscd T. civil ST
iIitsry- and they know nothing. The other uay We
would have on the question OF 0t the ss me 4,
ast nU And the French soldiersl" asked ~F1ngns
md l u