The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-23

ne new Mintttr or FINANCE npref~e determt ned 10
proceed in a legitimate and HONEST course he has
abandoned the robbery Of the railway aud insurance
companies and all the absurdtes II his predecessor
and the pro, sional government The DULY part the
financial plan OF NJ Duclerc retained by Al Goadchanx
il the loan Of 100 10000 from the hank which
in truth, the only part Of the plan that had not
most serious objections IT, The treasury bonds ani
deposition Of the savings banks NJ oudchaux propasei
to pay with I'VE per cent stock at TO- hut whish BY
smendme mt since proposed will be settled az the
current price Of the Bourse the day which the
decree shall be voted by the Assembly. Altogether
establishments have recommended business The
amount Of protested bills held by the bank aud In pr
trade I. is hoped the greater part OF these viii in
time, be nquidated Probably the total ultimate loss
Of course Is at this impossible to form any
decided opinion that can be relied on.
Our Berlin Correspondence.
BERLIN, June 70, ISIS.
One Week's H,storyof Germany.
Another week has passed, and matters and
things in this country have continued in the same
unsettled state. Nothing has occurred from which
We might conclude, with any degree of probability.
that order, quiet and peace will be restored in
Germany tor a long time TO come. The power of
the governments is broken, the authority of the
princes fallen, and the old laws of the States
in the dust The country is plunged into war distress
and confusion; with all this the greatest of msfor
fortunes for people, disunion, is fast spread
throughout, and the horror and misery of civil war
seem more threatening every hour. The only posi-
bility now of saving Germany from still greater Gala
nifty, will be to establish the republic as speedily as
possible on the wreck of the old governments This
seems in fact to be the only of getting out Of
the multitude Of troubles which assaiing
rom every where, and of obtaiDg unity among the
German nation. The instinct of selfpreservation
common to people now teaches the Germans the
great truths OF republic nism and 1t is this
~, by which the mass are made converts the cause
Of the republic in Germany. The old LOYALTY of the
subjects to their sovereigns is gone the latter
hsve openly acted the enemies of the peope and tho
of the German princes may regarded at
present the prisoners than the rulers of the
people The Emperor Of Austria, who has fed to inns
pruck has not yet veptured to return Vienna: bat
has lately appointed his brother the Archduke John
TO I'LL his place there, and endeavor to maintain order
Archdute John is decidedly the most popular prince
in Austria, and perhaps in Germany If may be said
that prince can be popular at all in the presen day
He is however liked by the people on account of his
many good qualities A marriage. much be.
los his rank, which he formerly contracted and the
habit Of mixing with the people, to gal him
certain degree of popularity and is hoped that he
win succeed in establishing state of order and
quiet. He left lnDspruck, on the 23d instant and
viii open the Austrian Parliament which will assem-
BILE shortly in place Of the emperor The disturbances
at Prague which continued for six days and DURING
that time city the Gene of the most violent
tumuts and dreadful bioodsbed have been brought TO
tel M nation by the energetic measures of the com
manding general of Bohemia. Prince Windschgr
The party Of the Czechs has been defeated and thr
teen OF their leaders have been delivered up the
Princess Windischgratz. was shot standing at the
window, and the son Of the prince has also fallen
victim in this bloody fight
There events however, but Of minor interest at
the present moment when the great question of
bhshing a government for the whole Of Germany, is
fort. The proposition made Of creating directory
invested with the executive power for all the confede
rated States and of three members-one APP
pointed by Austria, by Prussia, and one by the
smaller States of Germany-has been opposed by all
parties dividing the executive power and rendering
IN nd
vigorously. The chances for such form of govern
ment which has lately been by the great
majority Of the German statesmen professors and phi
losophers are very small at present aud most all par
ties united en- eecng head for the executive
government of Germany II an Emperor or President
is to present this head is matter yet decided
but it may be safely sad that for the latter the better
John Of Austria ntioned above and Prince Charles
of Bavaria have been proposed by many as Emperors
or Presidents for Germany.
Meanwhile, this is being settled in the National As
semb, at Frankfort. The Prussan Assembly here
has not held any sitiings for whole week account
Of the resgn OF the ministers whose places have
not been filed till to-day The list Of the new minis
ters Is the following Prime Minister and Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, V. Anerswad Minister of Commerce,
hl6e; Minister of Instruction, Radbertus Minister Of
Justice, Maerker; Minister Of Agriculture, Gierke;
Minister Of the Interior Kuhlwetter Minister of the
Finances Hanfemanni Minister of War, Schrecken-
stein. The former Prime Minister, Csmphausen, has
declared in the sitting Of the Prussan National Assem-
bly,, held to-day, that the which urged him to
resign principally the divisions in the National
Assembly. and the impossibtyof maintaining his po-
sition without the assistance Of any of the existing
parties of that body This declaration has been made
in coDeeQu of the or having spread that
the resignation Of the ministry had been caused by
secret conspiracy between Russia and the Prussian
court which had been discovered TO the Prime Minis
ter How far this may be true unfou nded il is i'm
possible to tell but IL certainly proves that the mis-
trust Of the German people in Kings and Princes Is
only equal 20 the weakuess shown by the latter
Geographic despatch has been received 10. day from
Paris which states that serious disturbances have
cured there and the city is in state Of tumult and
alarm.
Markets.
HayRE MARKET, July 5.-The Cotton market last
week closed dull, but with the me mt of the
present one decidedly better feeling has been mani
tested and prices which assumed dropping tendency
have become firm, all public securities being
The sales, since the departure Of the last steamer
amount TO coo bales. against 1sT bales imported by
the packet ship st. Nicholas, from New York. The
prices paid this week from so 80f mostly from
So 5a Our quotations are
STOCK.
1s4s. 1s47 1916.
This day. ........ 10000 $500 $4,000
Prices ........... as S5f. 81 102f SO a 10jf
Potash is held at 52f.. and Pearlash, 120f Whale
bone remains neglected at 100 1857 stock, so tons
Rice Is firm, at II a 25f Nothing has been done in
Lard OF Tallow. The latest advices from New York
10 the Goth ut, received yesterday by the Her.
mann steamer.
Marine Affairs.
SUsPfcIoUs-PRoBABLE CAPTURE or SLAvER.-Cap-
tain Shepterd the bark Isabel arrived Yesterday