The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-30
ARRIVAL OF THE kUROPA's MAILS.
THE DETAILS OF THE NEWS.
THE GERMAN TRoU1LEs
THE THREATENED EUROPEAN WAR.
n HI e II A n X Il r s..
&C.. &c. &c.


this morning. But We received, about nine O'Clock
last night through the kindness Msssrs Thompson
a Co., Of the Western Express fls of papers, from
which we take the foil owing details.
The circular ofthe Bsringe dated London, Nov, Is,
SP. H., gives the following quotations of American
stocks -
In American stocks have no change to report be-
pom stock continues firm at l09A. New York state
5's "a as7. Ohio e's 106 1e6. Pennsylvsnis SIS 81
50. Illinois Intsrnsl Improvement bonds 81 Illinois
deferred "a Massachusetts Sterling 6's los . log.
Maryland Sterling, 90 . 81; and Canada, 102k.
The crowded state Ct columns prevents us from
giving the of the President Of France this
morning. paper. 1t is quite long documsnt-vsry
Ike In that respect, the messages Of the American
Presidents Our Geographic dispatches, published
Thursday and Friday, gave . brief abstract OF it's
tents.
Our telegrsphie dispatches caused many to suppose
that the conflict between the Pru and Austrsus
at Fulda, would lead to European war; but the sd-
vices BY mail feem to indicate that peaceful settle
msnt will result from the present movements In Aus.
tria and Prussia. The advices from Germany received
in Paris on Thursday the 18th inst, favor
able in consequence Of which the Boarss firm and
Q good deal done. Elves closed at e3 20 Threes
81 eS.
Accounts from Berlin Of the 18th state that great
discomfort prevailed respecting the government policy,
but 1t not unlikely that change In the cabinet
might The people Watching the ministerial
movements with great attention and distrust. The
German RJo,m says that several Austrian agents had
been trying to persuade the Inhabitants Of Sless of
the advantages they would derive from IN Austrian
occupation 81 the country.
The ministerial Vienna) journals correspondent
continues TO uphold the right of the Austrian cabinet
and to pass the structures the policy the
Berlin statesmen. The Lopd's newspaper cannot be-
ieve in the possibility ofthe preservation of peace
There Was a cabinet council ct the Foreign once ON
the afternoon ofhe 18th inst On change In Londonon
that day. there appeared to be but opinion,
ly:That the peace Of Europe could be preserved; never
theless it generally admitted that the wsrlke de-
monstrations In Germany have very much unsettlsd
commerce and time must elapss before full con-
hdsnce will be restored.
The Threatened European War;
TIE CRITICAL. STATE AFFAIRS GERMANY
THE POSITION OF AUSTRIA AND PRUssIA.s-UMMA-
Iron the European Times, Nov. 1911
The most important events have succeeded each
other in Germany. and kept all Europe In state Of
nrst blood has been shsd in sht encounter between
the Prussisn and Bavarian outposts near Fulds but
ths former hssrs retired ana the austrian snd Pras.
not without hopes that German suicidal var will yet
be averted The state Of things which ws announced
last week conscque ppm the retirement of RADIO
wiE at Berlin, had scarcely become accomplished
factsn when Count Brande burg whose couus.ls and
whose efforts At warsaw had mainly contributed to
the peaceful turn OF affairs which at that moment
seemed probable, was matched away by death be,
who had twice saved the Prussian monarchy, having
fallen vi stim to the harsssins weight OF cares which
the King had thrown upon him. At this junoture the
Aufisns disposed to push their success even
TO the Imposing OF lsnomnious terms Prussia.
IL is raid tha, thy insisted the evacuation OF
Hesse CsFsel wi,h hin week, and OF Hamburg within
six week. and solemn and formal renuncis,on of tae
Union However thi, may be ths advances of the fede-
raj armies into the territories of che free States 81 Ger
rad "A rsg n,
that the King aud court rushed from extreme to
the other, aud instantly called out the land gshri so
that at this moment Prussia has AZ least 4OOOOo men
under arms every 90 met'urs his sword With
LIS brother German The federal annie, advanced by
order Of the Diet G, the frontiers Of Jesse Ossss near
rulaa Here the Prusisus posted tue nselve and for
the momenl prevented the lei. wing OF the federal
army from forming Junction with the right: Toe
Bavariang pushed from the sm ali town Of Broun-
cell. right the frontiers and tAe Prus~ians OPP
POSED their advance. The tuposts ex sbsngs5 shots,
and some hall dszsn men wer. Killed by the Prus-
tan FIRE IL s~ems ho~ever that tsis seeidsnt Al en-
counter was unsu,hoi aud tire Prussisns retired.
The aathoiti. at Berlin although they hal called out
the msry strength Of the country sesnst yet to he
etat. before ticking the nsl aud irrscoversole step
All eve, were nov Iurneo Vienna tolesrn what steps
the Austrian court you'd taks no. that Prussia nd
aFfumed such IN attituds. Austria backsdby Russa,
arpsars quite resolved 20 carry DOT the terms OF the
treaty OF Begsns whereby the war Ia the Duehrs was
tobe pvt an end 10 ~ iores rns 10 .rn IJasaAs.,
the upon Austria give out that kussis IA, sapu-
lated toasstt .ustrit and the Russian troopFars 10
occupy Gsci- and nurgsry so az % leave tbs shols
f The Austrian forces cops tith Prussia HAno
yer stsncs aoot aad refuses TO join pra-sA Who, In
act Is lef si1ne Sszony Is srmioy, AID Will no
doubt tab tie sise Of Au-tsia s'i tbs Diet,
rtcoEsttetsd aud thus Fru-sis Is placsd 10 post.
tien Of con ,amasy szja.t inst power az FranSfort
shich tive y-s,saxo N. encouraged to perform such
rad frsaks The csiox out ~ IN Lsnisehr tss~s all
fSs hest officer aud about $3.50 men, from Gsngsl
Wiuisen'f str, In The Duchiss pretty plain proof
ttst Prus "a night have put assop 70 that war long
400 N che had plsased The lats,t nsrs place, the
hsadeusrtsis q the Prassiaus az yseh rhs road TO
Cs,sei IL open 20 tee Austrian srd Bavarsn Troops.
nut upon = careful survey Of an ordnance map OF
cdr vi opinion
the retreat Of the pruasians nrises mainly IRON strs
tsgis caution es The troop ia ,s- us.ss s'u nos
sisk n gsntrsl action. ttseems. however. aimt,ed
on al soes the sdair Of lesss might be settled
ny German mediation bat tat Rasst y resolved this
feeling at befin 10 usrliEe It T. esen said that the
Austrian amtsssaior has d-msnisi ni' passports
Large a Russian troop. are mgvins ~sstrHis;
Thslairst neus from yiepos u 20 m, i1th last all
varliss Tlr troops Are f.'t concentrating toss,a'
nandre a. d SOLUTION OF the isess~ ana tue recos
milton Of III ely constituted Frapk'ors diet me
PrnssiAn forces In BADEN ars being gradlshy ohasn
northwsrds 10 surprise, We nsar notnas OF we
garrison at Mayence Upon rtvisE OF sn ths err
eumstanc,s se are still Of opinion tne una, ,ruo.
rnious terms dictated to her. var mu,t ensue der
iDdecsou contrast. unfavorshly With the gsremptory
ku,tria add be King Of Prussia seem Individually de-
sirous to tn which Is the bss, mau 10 the nsld'
OTHER ACCOUNTS.
The letters from the cJutinent are favorable, and
there st strong exptsssit ps Of conudenes tnat
7ar will be avoided. The purehasss % stock a. FRANK
fort ND 20 the 18th. by yell informed parties, ~ere
large. AZ Amsterdam, on the 18th, ths psciac n.ws
from Berlin. aud the rise In the osrnsa stock ks-
charges, had Al very favorable influence Dutch
,tock and faseign securities we're all higher Privsts
etters from Berlin express some fear 20 the effect
likely 70 be produced upon the military and the pub
ia BY the govenments pToh bic cencsseios to Aus
ria particularly a. the calling out Of the Lsndwehr
I'D aroused pstienal feeling sgainst that country
nd caused copsidsrAbls social and commercial se-
taneenept -. r,
a. news which We published Ia our sdvicss from Vim
"a IA in paft coohrmea BY the ststement that the
r,nssian NJ batsador at Vitnns IL on the point OF
s,tlire al matters In dispute. add that ON the whole
re- ainerebces nos remaining are very slight No
-nessnrss been taken TO supply the vacancies ~
~. Kins Of Prussia's cabinet This sectne~ aroused
* ,usptciors aud provoked the ssimadversions OF
hs lib,rai press IL vas hOsever, rumored thst the
,,srce a somsych va. likely 20 take the Presaency
@fthe cabinet rhe Prince of Prntsia npportea the
~ W. n anlr. "a that nnat. Lara