, 1875-07-04
RUSSIA AND ENGLAND,
Proposed Alliance to Prevent Germany
Destroying France.
Elssia Don't Want India.

E1ssia Don't Want India.
London Timss June IS.
3ince the Cars recent stay at Berlin the 1ues-
ton seems to have been discussed at ST: Peters
burg, what would have occurred it Germanr had
not listened to Ruseins advice. There are many
symptoms indicating that ~ estrangemsut be-
tween the two countries aud wish for fresh al
liances on the part OF Russia would haye been
the consequence. Not few St. Petersburg
journals air their ong-rep:essed opposition
to Germany; St. Petersburg Reviews al
lude to an alleged radical antaeonian be-
tween the two races and countries; and
cautious diplomatic organ, published IN French:
does not hesitate to contrast the German and
Russian policy by the remark that Of the Scandl-
navian States Sweden has entered within tho
orbit OF Berlin iutuence. while Denmark sticks
to St. Petersburg as her point ddppus This pre-
sentiment OF possible tfisseusion With Germany
prevailing in Russia, the accidental circumstance
Of England likewise counseIng peace at Berlin
not unnatuTnlly suggests the idea that II Bus
marck were to prove lees obliglng on soma
future occasion Lord Dorby might be selected
which this device is rendered plausible will be
gathered from the following extract from tho
Golos, the most popular organ of tha Russian
Capital:
It 1s very tnteg1blo that, with England md sdas1a
eounseiing peace, the German GoYern"ent found
themselves compelled to reflect once more upon tho
rropriety Of going to war with France But though,
thaks to the friendly advice rendered by Russa and
England d-adyics which the G4r1nAn Government tould
not we'll ignore-he danger Of war Was rsnoved thu
time. Is there guarantee ths. Europe will not again
be visited by comu1oto1 such ~ NJ hare Just Wit
nessed7 It would be unzse to concl from our1efres
that the reoens Misunderstanding le.weeu Ga1many
and Franco h1vs caused E1endy altanca with our
| western neishbor to b sonovh4. shaken. Had Rus-
sia approved the opinions openly expressed IN 1fe
highest Berlin spheres the Gsrman ssmenta u this
time would be preparing to invade Franco But Rus
Voices se1s sleneed nc @ @ 81 pseac dispo
'V ~ prevail IL IN a"i ss hisasss BssIan sphe1es Il E
question endangerng the peace Of Europe tn trus
sneos 20 Eargs as
that Of al European powers Germany may b tho first
to require to make war. Crcunstarces make her, fey
from whom other countries have u a.preheni hech
of The peace Not long ago w. exEr ssed our eotoer-
the best guarantee for tho PRESERVATION Of peAca and
that this guarantee extends to Hacz.+1s and non
members alike While kuasta, Germany. and Austria.
are ut one, nobody can nnake without their
sent But Is not tho aspect OF things entirely changed
when betcose aaprauons arise IN the league itaof
With soy one. Ana.ro-Hungasy HUI cannot 70 nach q
think Of attacking anybody but portions OF German
society," including person. Of htgh r.nf ~ snythna
always be in position t. wtthatand thex importnny.
Should such b tho case it may oe Questioned whether
tensun put upon It. Public opinion in Europe hsa
expressed itaen highly gdaed that action
tie preservation a peace Their cooperation
from tho a1l41ty Of their European interests, and
without any preliminary sgreenept T suit nesthss
sgitated By the fear OF Wal, OF that var should y
actually made. From the geographical poaiaon q
their respective counses from Whit they have already
attsinsd in tho world, and wish to achiere in ta4
future the Russians and ths Eugtsh thu two most
pacific nations On tho gloes. Al they deaaze !. to
- tkAu hNV Nxr$ IN F1F7Y
mora il utterly Indifferent to them- This ledna
50, Russia and England by tho natural d1itt Of
peace On the Continent. The remarkable featurs
Of their conduct during the late dermanFrench mis-
understanding Ia, THAI 1t brought about By II.
force Of crcuustances and without my preconceztd
plan It must be pEesumed that English statesman
duly appreciate the identity OF political interests
IN h.nd ~itn Hussi. ia. vaies h.ve eo1s % ugha
the last few days induce u To faJ t6t.- London @
arastocraue paper represents N alsncd
rs highly desirable and looks bak With longing at thu
5nne when Russia and England we're hand and glove
| the House Of Lords Earl Rnssall, tho veteran
~ It 1t his country having Abandoned hsr snc1ons
ali .nces. and more especially tho Rusnian alliance
dts* olved nobody knovs Why These 40 no'set :ea:
8Rns Of the tInes- They provo that tho day Is fasa
app1c aching when international relations Will b ths
prima ~ caIs Of every Government aud when each
great country will BE- obliged to .eEt tta place IN ~
| family Of u4ttons. It II no wondar that VIC shou1e
regard certain foreign relations II Of more tfnnoe
| diste importance tnsn anI domestic buaiaess,
French .sfArs than their OWL After The great !nter
na refor ms achieved during the last twenty yesrs
is perha1w peuliary fitting for IL 70 turn to fofaiR1
| poIdcs Tor while. We hope in pesfect 10
| cord with Rusaian public opinion when 10 ~ tha
has been b. lied y country With triumphant do
light Moth ing 20 d4sssrs tho RasEan ~ anJ fospod
paid to ny EnroR In ri; - ws .1s she sn, 1rn,
that II Russ II shows heJseH powerful tn European
atsirs tho he 1T Of the nsenan u proud and elaa
But such in uenee RusaiA can ororIise only In con
i1nction with taet 4.ea: end the pacific te1lda1cy
OF politics. Necessarily drawing u towards natio1i
aitnilIry incln I'd, English Alance on tie truly
conservative bass o1 peaoe and ju4uce u secomrnenl
cd by the WY nature Of thtaga !3ko ne Ed
glish cannot conceive anything which should pre-
vent England md Russi2 from living on intimate
tasns II the Enghsn sre occe satisfied that RuSais
does not think Of invading India, the primary c1nst
narfes Agreement n,iga be Effected en- tho principal
points Of Central Aai4a pohucs. We have ofsn con
tended that we arc not the e1emies of tae En4so e
Asta aud that We may be their friends, tne5 w
only believe In tha sin cettJ Of cur sent1meut& Ana
throw difficulties in eur ~ay. Il 10 English e.n
The northern dsclvity OF hl1 surrounding 1adts
will only strengthen Engiands bold Of 1ndis and dc
sway With Ill fear of and would
b. veil md tho two nations might Ac1bly md clear
ly define their respective sphates Of &eton a. 70 ne
Eastern question, it Ii nationally treated and ~
never differences. In Al probability Eug
Is Just little disposed Russia to acquire territory
The he So OF 1na l he to4 sba
have the best right 10 theG, all Ne want - fnttiat
What IL material to Russia and En- glad u OILY tina.
that tho Uardanees and the Bosporus anould remain
open their shlpa We thererocs inclined to hnla
that !: be very easy TO elect Al understanding
between Russia and England respecting tas c"ntsA!
Asian and E3sta1n question: aud that both coptr1e7
are equally interested IN adhesiog faithfully I, tho
agreement whrn concluded This xecurea, what ese
could disturb friendly feelings! To Russia dsc11s-
make tAs English asll.ncs extremely unsfsoe
England too sensible Of the necessity OF taking up
With Rasaia she wtahea to fulfill her International
obligations We should Welcome tbs rival of tho
Rusxo-Enzltsh aluance With unqualified dedghl-de~
light, We arc sure cordially shared BY Russian oa'
yat>d society 1t larga.
KANSAS CITY FAILURE
Special Ditpatch to Thx Chieaqo Trtot!s'A
KANSAS C1rr, July 3.-The Wholesale dry gooda
house Ut Peake l. Na1sh, which suspended hero
few days ago, waa finally placed in the hAnds
OF the 8heriH Of this county this evening" Ina