The New York herald., 1851-10-17
The Proposed German Revolutionary Fund
OF Two Millions OF Dollars.

a letter from Washi1gtcn will be found in our
solu ans, this morning, Of something more than the
ordinary 81 lnding dish Of removals from, aad ar-
rOin:ments to, Office. u does no. revive, either.
the old story Of expected change in the cabinet
10 has direct reference TO a more comprehensive
movement than even the next Presidential elec-
tion. Il furnishes nothing more nor less than the
,goj,t Cor proposed German revolutionary fund Of
two millions OF dollars and the outline Of the next
general uprising Of the European republicans from
France to the utmost boundaries Of Italy.
We have been Informed. for some time past Of
the existence Of a German Revolutionary Central
Committee in LOndO7, and that Dr. Kinkel's ms
zion TIE Unied states had for it, object The col.
lection Of means with which to push forward the
revolt IN Germany, when IL shall have commenced.
Pc. we have waited in expectation Of the appear.
arce CT some definite plaa Of operations, in this
fnape al ente prise, before giving that serious inn
Jor.ance 10 the subject which il now assumes. rae
aforesaid .c,ter gives method, consistency and co-
operation 20 this fiscal movement. aad, indeed. %
oil The revolutionary movements in Europe; aad it
tucgests q systematic combination against the
crow,c heads 4 the Continent, Of the most forin
da5le shape Il appears that the occasion of the
Presidential election of France, ia lsj2, is to be
made the isnal FOR the uprising. simultaneously,
in Frsrce ard in all the states Of GERMANY, and in
ltsly; and that. 4 successfu, toe allied armies Of
the republicans are to give the Emperor Of all the
kufsas a touch q heir quality, Inside Tie J3unli-
ries Of his own domiriops
The general scheme is, perhaps, howeyer more
formidable than practicable simultaneous al.
peal 20 arms throughout the Continent may be
feasible, because It is the evident p9lcy Of all ,on-
cernedj but combination for aggressive purposes
is another affair II the European republicans de-
sire to try their strength with the Cossseks, we
doubt not Nicholas will give them the opportunity
without running the hazards Of a march to Moscow
Nor can we presume be would await an invasion.
with all southern Europe actually in the Geld
against him. But this branch Of the scheme may
be imaginary. II is certainly improbable if not
impra :ti ,able, and we therefore dismiss il. The
German revolutionary loan appears not only prac-
ti;al, but successful experiment. Dr. Kinkel, we
unaerstsnd, has already collected f,rty thou.
sand dollars in the United states. The proposed
convention Of German propsgandists in New York,
would uLquestionsbly give impulse to this fiscal
movement; for the symptoms in Europe portend an
eruption too plainly to be confounded with any
merely local OF temporary causes Of Dissatisfaction
Our correspondent suggests that the President
and HE cabinet will be apt to put check upon this
movement, II Il should be required. on the ground
that in permitting the organization OF races
in the United states against foreign governments
with which we are at peace, our own government
would be fsithoss to it, professions Of neutrality
and itsJle dges Of good faith Ba after ne proceed
ipgs or the Irish Directory in aid Of the Sieve.
rsm On revolution in Ireland, II would be nvidious
20 attempt to arrest tse German revolutionary
financial movement.
There recd, however, be no apprehension Of The
Fregdent listoning to any appeal from the powers
81 eymsry. sgainst Dr Kinkel and his assoeiites.
r WstScr's letter TO lialsem ann, viii. most pro-
b. ), CT cf ~ .d,a q making sppiicah.n io5