The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

AbdelKadir has arrived in Paris The King OF Sardinia
s expected here the 10th, that fresh series OF
fs may expected. Beneenio win have to be subst
tuted for welcome, otherwise the old flags will 90 very
H. Bineau late Minister of Finance, died on satur-
day .
The International Statistical Congress- is holding its
meetings under the presidency OF the Minister OF Ag
culture, Commerce and Public Works. Among the Anne
rican members of the Congress the Hon. Mr. Kennedy
Mr. Gilman Secretary to the American Commissioners Of
the Universal Exhibition; Mr.. w. w. Manu. and Mr. Geo.
sumner FIGARO
Our Berlin Correspondence.
u BERLIN, Sept 1s, 1855
C5nirccoup of the Fall Of %bastepo IN Berlin-Ttds
Erent Considered The Inauguration Of Lang European
WarIlop il Wil Affect sae Policy Of ae European Ca
binets GenooAy--Craren Conduct cf 4usirGPrtssia
uiu still Hold 10 Her Syens Of ys,aralty-recariols
Heath Of Frederick William and the Prince Roycl-I'ro
jeeed Royal Marrage-Tae Sound Duss--7he Crops and
Corn Aarkes-Prussia About 10 Make Large Purchases
in Tie United States DC, dee.
Here well as in the rest Of Europe and probably in
America the great events in The Crimea the theme
OF general conversation and comment ALTHOUGH looked
forward for the last twelve moths the fall Of Sebato
pol has been delayed long that it has upon Us
last by SURPRISE and the public hardly believe in
the reality Of catastrophe which they had begun
der unattanable The parisans Of Russia assert that
Prince Gortschako and his army win make desperate
resistance in the northern part of sebastopol they
did in the south, and that 1t win require another pro-
traccd sege for the Allies to become masters OF the
tire city; but the prevailing opinion ia that the Nusco
vites will speedily abandon the north forts and perhaps
the whole of the Crimea as after the destruction Of the
fleet, arsenal and marine establishments which were the
chief objects of their socitude and which they have
defended with such logged tenacity, they have
tive to remain shut up in cMds-sac, where they run
the risk Of being cut Off from all their communications
fvt q. ~ t,r
possible that the allies will allow them to retreat
ested as an autumn campaign in the interior Of the cr
presents almost nsuperabie diicnes, and the pre-
sumed superiority Of the enemy in cavalry would give
them the advantage soon as they emerge from the
mountainous district into the vast prairie north Of Se
bastopo very few days must decide which OF these
hypothesis is correct just at present the
ders of the two armies may not have to final
solution respects their future operations which
likely to be influenced in great measure by political
motives.
II is a remarkable fact that both Russians and anti
Russians agree in the conviction that this event renders
the prospects Of peace remote than At
time il was imagined tina. the fall Of Sebastopol would
terminate the war; and every uctuaton OF the siege had
a corresponding effect upon the money market. Now,
the contrary, the funds have been going down
since tho momentous intelligence arrived from the very
natural reflection that the demands Of the allies will
with their success while IS apprehended that Russia is
yet sufficiently weakened to surrender at discretion
The fate of Europe depends more than ever upon Louis
Napoleon he says peace, there will be peace Il not
the dogs viii continue their grim career. Up to
the present moment he has not given evidence Of any
cfc tendency is he likely to neglect favorable
opportunity for realizing the ambitious hopes which he
has cherished under the most adverse
Dreaded by his enemies lacked up to by bis allies, res
pected by neutrals, he is In position splendid
enough to turn the strongest head and to justify the
most estravagant dreams Of conquest. Besides, the
failure Of second attempt upon bis life has undoubtedly
ment of Providence and must not stop short till he has
fulfilled the mission entrusted to him. and raised France
to that pinnacle Of power from which she was
hurled by the disastrous campaign Of 1872.
Tho policy of the other European cabinets cannot fail
to he or less affected by this sudden turn Of fortune
Austria is trying hard to make the allies forget her late
always faithful to the stronger party, has
the fall Of the great Russian fortress he has done
before by on the strength Of the Tartar
hoax On Prussia y has had visible effect; she viii
not having entered into any engagements with the West
ern Powers they have no plausible pretext for urging
her TO TO decision. The Kings health has rather
improved lately though subject TO occasional reapses
however, he Is sufficiently recovered to undertake jour-
ney TO the Rhine, which had been postponed sine die and
which he set out yesterday morning. His brother
and heir apparent the Prince Of Prussia has been
is not quite two years his senior likely to survive him
which would be bitter disappointment TO the liberal
conservative" party here, who, for some best
known TO Themselves have chosen his Royal Hghness
for their especial patron, and expect him to naugurte
a kind Of political millennium. The Princes SON. young
Of four andtwenty who, like most Of hisJaniy
oi.es in the Of Frederick william Il said to be
the destined husband Of the youthful Princess Royal Of
England and now on visit TO Quesn victora at Bal
moral He has probably gone to look after his intended
bride as there some talk Of young Jerome Napoleon
The ex.',prnce Montagnard having cast eye upon
her, and the Prussan might well feel appreensivc of
beng cut out by so formidable rival.
The difficulty between the United States AMI Denmark
about the Sound dues eycites good deal OF attention in
the political and diplomatic circles of this capital There
report current that Russia has offered her mediation
which has been accepted by both parties and that the
cessary powers to bring this qo to amcable
Examination; Denmark giving way in principle, but the
United States conserving to waive their claims till the
conclusion Of the when the Sound dues be in
cuded in the general settlement. If this should
prove correct will another master stroke Of Russian
diplomacy binding Denmark to them by the strongest
Ties q interest and gratitude and cemenng the friendly
relations already existing between them and the United
States.
On account Of the wet and changeable weather we
have had throughout the summ, the crops of the
very little Of the has been brought market
the farmers still engaged in harvest work, and
to bring their produce to town u late years. this
ket has been several provinces where the
failed or were short In consequences Of the facility Of
srsa. quantities Of Wheat, barley oats Ss were
ready sale, in the first place for the consumption Of
large metropolis and Its population, and secondly in
this has constituted Berlin an important grain .rket
but with the extension Of business Of Spectators
has sprung up who buy and sell breadstuTs time
bargains, the same as public funds and securities
sold the Stock Exchange, TO deliver In one, two
three months forward, the seller having grain
hand expecting any and the buye not intending to
receive his purchases but only paying receiving tho
differences at the settling day These speculstons, to-
gehe with the short supplies have contributed to raise
the prices artfciay and perceying the constant
ment upwards it Is not to be wondered at that the far
keep back their stocks Of grain in expectation Of
still higher quotations Thus the market s but scantiy
supplied by land carriage and although there
counts of tolersby large shipments which may be expect
cd per river and canal these likewise bought up by
spectators before they arrive ut their destination.
The latest advces from the eastern provinces Of Prus
fla mention that wheat rye and most Of the other cereals
yield only half CROP there Ia not much TO be looked
for from that quarter II has been reported that govern.
ment intends to purchase ut New York and other ports
Of the United States such quantities Of grain
cd for the army the prisons and other
tablishmens which doubt could be effected ut lower
rates than 10 this countrys markets but tho SOL
dicrs bread Is all baked lowest quality of rye with
Of hiram In III the auastinn