Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-05

| he has despatched Pr;nce Hobsn.o,i.., s,r.
as on confidential mission for that purpose; Ia bs.
sent eenera Groebocn here on the same err,nd .n -
mas ctused tho official journal of Rerl;p .n,;.i.S s
rrni'ian Corrs,ponde,ee to publish direct snsss- !,
tons Of Prince Hobenzolern to ,ho E sne eapsans-
and those Of General Groeboen to the Rr;;h ch,
ne, nave oeen somewhat satisfactory th,n ,ho..
Ssacda organ OF the Cabinet Of Berlin ha, con.
ss..,, 70 'nroW away upon ourselves but f vs a..
correctly informed. the reception of ths Prus.i., r
~ 1s mas oeen cold and ihcreduIous and ve .h.ii \.
Pcu 70 learn that General Groebocn has m.ds ,,..~
favorable impression in this country 's
Impossible for these per.ousges anv p,o,e ,h, G.
OF the Prussian government TO deuy th.t tb.
1' .neir cabinet has undergone a tota, chance vb
~ :ne ast fortnight or three weeks Tho Kreur Z,,..
Sn Is tne organ Of the high tory and Russi.. r-.., ~
has ips, 1oas's tromphantiy OF the success which
def,nec ,tt.mn,.L @ 's o' US Hends; and the only
~ ara, oy the government against this charge
had spy o,b. s that 10 reality Il
in the iabors Of ,h yinne ne part taken by Prussia
nrstsnra Ge | s 'enha conierence was no more than
linn sha - ~ .ne event or hure OF this negotia-
would b.va hP Pareo 70 take any other steps; 1t
II she had subsideda at ooos n ner real Intentions
spectator of bis ,ra., o "e a'usuoe ot passive
herself inca,h In which she declares
ever The poiicy NJ ~ any higher duty What
certainly the reverse of tbst eIant I'm nay now De- n
time both M Venn, ~, Ia fo,o"eu III within short
to add tba, ai,hn, ano and We may venture
placed on ,hs n,, no great reliance could eyer Ibe
ed even more vsrah VI mat rover, she has just prov
Conven,ioo sh;ss .sane @ than her own reputation The
iscte tS., Austr,s proposed Prussia has re-
which was ,he main eemens as ,he SI central Europe,
her
of conduct il rens,;,; " neutral and separate line
Germany all the worst r pTcy wnioh inflicted on
earlier years of This ceot ue nAo 70 endure in the
phase in her nol;cv iii we can only hope that this
sientcharacter va" p'o'e 70 DO OF short and tran.
Setting aside The ;,,.s,,s t.rt In sc t.t
not have in the fate oS ,h o,, rrussia may or may
totally blind mo, IN nor.a; In empire she must be
assumed a shane vb;rh .. wa, tne question has now
The seat of VA III ueses ner lar more nearly
Baltic as we'll as in ,bs RocL IN ew days be in the
within sigh, of the Psa;aD ano our heets will be
the mercy ofapv m winch are entirely at
Her treaty Of I1st ;h occupying those waters.
force would hind he. -, i, ~ Inoeeo, that is still in
ciples of the armed Uy 20 concur In all the prin
since abandoned but - 10y, ruiGn husss herself has
These considerations bo,ue e lne psiuc altogether
tance in comparison with ,he sc e OF secondary mpor-
nation of Prussi, on ha 80 ee' o tne late determi-
relations to her Germ,n n.eina condition, on her
with the Western Povsys II ana on her relations
Prussia this caange 10 signal ne politics Of
party which Is Senii6ed ;,h OIL me reactionay
on the support of that poS sia anu inoeed, relies
Prussan people Tb., ns,, 4; rs noid over the
Prussan monarchy Tha - = ,a ,ne eru genius Of the
had shaken ts hola on ,ha l eiAi INSTITUTIONS which
objects OF its detes,a,ion f5- T.; , arc naturally the
at all hazards the Contingency Of foian 70 defeat
Of this school ara ,sLi; var tne states
gufsh what remains of ,b .uftner step to e1tin-
overthrow the Minister who bas @ sons'.alon and to
oo,,. ar r.:., VINO mas remained faithful to the