The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-12

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Our Berlin Correspondence.
BERLIN, June "a, 1850.
The Oorcno&o If The Csar Of RusssdRetura Of the King
-bskrreo WIN the King Of Decentralization Thrift
and ne ZoIuerien Coal in Pr1ssiG-The Difficulty Be
soees England and ne United Ssatt.
After a short period OF hustle and excitement city
has rehrsed usual quiet and repose which,
n she summer months almos. ,unts to stagna,ion.
A Mis- season. Is as decidedly Questionable to remain
m Berlin Is TO be in London after August, ard
whoever has the claim figure among the supper
len thousand" must betake himself 70 some watering
p<e where the beau monde congregae IN quest Of health
% by dissipation, spend his snpernuous cash IN
tour Paris Italy, the East. This year many are
contemplating expedition 10 Moscow, where the coro-
nsHon the Car expected 10 attract an immense con-
course Of visi,ers bat VIII require pretty long purse
70 we with the wealthy Russian mobiles who nocking
o their ancient capital, and who have laid
embargo on almost every habtabe nook and corner
b H. The Mqscovite landlords and hotel keep
ers are said to ask unheard Of prices, as
they have had coronation for the last thirty years
and determined TO make up BY 50 rare an opportunity
or spelling the Egyptians Lord Granville the Ambassa
dog Extraordinary " England has had 10 pay no lees
than 90 900 roaoics for suite Of apartments but, in
spte Of this expenditure he viii be echpsed by Count
ncrry, who probably thinks himself bound in honor TO
let The Russians the Of two millions
which they enabled him to gain a the Bourse, by con-
crudng peace at so lucky moment. Prince Paul Ester
hAzy the representative Of Austria Is resolved 10 display
s greater magnheence than be did at the coronation OF
ossen victoria where he lost quite the dla-
nonds that dropped Of bis rich Hungarian costume
me British aristocracy are expected 10 muster very
strong anG Germany will be quite denuded Of prnces-os
which BIOLOGICAL genus she Is fortunate enough 70 possess
several hundred spocinensso many Of them are hasten
ma TO MOSCOW TO lay their homage the feet Of the
Czar PRUSSIA viii send the Ler apparent, with
rwo q TIC younger sc.ons Of the royal house. wurem
burg and saxony TO be represented BY Their Crown
Princes and several German sovcregns, including tho
Grand Dukes Of Mccklcnburs schxern and odcnbnrg
the Dukes q Nassau, Of Alcnburs and others, viii at
send ID Brqfria f>yson1.
On saturday the king returned 10 Sansrorci from slut
sard where he had foosed his sister The Empress Of
Rossa after having an interview with the King Of B1
Augsburg Ms reception on the part Of the King
81 wgrteu.berg most cordial, and lie 4 evidently
hooked Up by all biz less powerful colleagues their
common head. In FAC. the influence of Prussia N GER
many more decided ihan a. present. The issue
81 The ate war having strengthened her position IN.
mepsey, while Austria Z os.og ground every day The
fower always unpopular, has been rendered ALSO
lusely oos BY he Concordat and tho stupid bigoiry
with which ale carries 4 out, Threatening clouds are
gathering ardYd her n the West ami 10 the East and
Der AR weather frods beginning fsn or from her
with the unerrng nstnc, that induces rats 70 deser,
sinking shp. Tic youhfal Emperor, aware q the awk
ward prei.cament be has got himself INTO, Is send
ing brother about from court 70 court 70 curry favor
with he leading monarchs Of Europe, and 70 remove
The Tre'pGces generally entertained against Austrian
polny The young ran has just pad visit 70 Berlin,
where he arrived day or two before the Kings return
from strgardt, and received by the Qrccn who =
his maternal aunt Being nearly related the royal
family be viii Of course have met With al The attention
and been shown All The ciyilues due 70 ds,nguished
vsarrs but Il hs Journey had any political object \
key have been attended with any better success
thar was The mission q Prince wnd.chgratz. Perhaps
4naf ID INA
Evangelical Association 70 bold general meeting at Der
I'm, may have taken the opportunity 70 remonstrate With
Dis nephew The treatment Of the Protestants in Aus
na which fragrant breach OF the treaty % Vienna,
and direct insult " the King Of Prussia az the protector
N the Protestant faith IN Germany ono would almost
think something q TIC kind have happened for the
Archdukc made but very short stay and let again
cali on, who good Catholc, and disposed 10 and
Church.
be equally unsuccessful IN her cndesvors 70 nvege
ard The rest q Germany INTO commeical alliance
viii lbs Intention she has been reducing her ars
,dorably n order 70 arproach tna; Of he 1olivcren
pave the way for Der joining hat body IL which,
80 ss, = ooegpy ~ Ut place ,hIs sspoan ny ,s
oourtry from ~ present. influential poeton a. leading
MEMBER q soners y t.s ses
rs 90 object that you'd roe only f4ter y PRIDE sa1
promote her interests but At The same time crafty her
covert hatred against Prussia hs existence Of the IT,
pGcc0 monopoly al the Austrian d0mn.ons, which is
90 lucrative v be dispensed with ths present state y
s pre- 7aAng apCn The toyercin W Introduce sr
ystem. motion = Tat efeCt brought IN last ses-
tic fruss Al Chambers bit rejected aimosf unar
uCey, and ne same thng happened BAVARIA N ~ .e
n the efforts q the clergy r. favor Il Austria Hitherto
tobacco has paid import duty q four thasrs and
vagnrs and snuff twenty ttslers par and alttoggn
a not improbable tta, ess rabs NAP BE- nereas III
rarity avcr TIE german tobacco r-ano "a tursrs and
parity for financial views retgrn y TIE cid proh bry
system IS out a he question,
II may q interest yoar readers . be Informed IA,
Lbe government, 81 tbe trgern9 rep1b s Las sligo LEI
sts road ness - enter into treaty q c9mrasrse sua
navigation ID rruss and Tie 1oliverea, lne Ic1 "a
tons on which viii be opened without delay. u ate
the trade of this cuuny r. the river Platte ASSUMED
ruch proportions A. q make treaty similar 70 those
runcluded By England add frarce especially desirable
IN 1897 oLiy seven SHIPS arrived from Hamburg y
plenog Ayres and k0ntevidco. IN 1854 ths number
md rssn 10 seveuty.tvo whnse cargOes we're mostly
gnpnsed NJ TIE industrial fTodaci ~ tie Hclver
IN ne saxne vear ouly - shrs 6fsfached ron
lamburr IL Arsrhla CO O. Ro sanero ard lo 70 Vel
Gasaeo t.eh slows ~ lrror.reo q ~ tfado y
g.trnarp sh III feer al't coo rzfad L 4ltt carr'a1
90 wHb rsIa E rrus1 srl Cri even aGrgrg fta