The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27


Berlin correspondence Of London Times, Deo 81
n now some months since had u In my power 9
report TO ycu MAI NE s.s sOposas nads By " Dat
accepted By The saaes chiefly hlsrssssd snos tRsa
rssSsS in form Or prosSooi S.0s arsws p 81 ar.
Britain. Prussia and France, In common vish Dsnmayt
~ ths groundwork d . formal treaty, which, when 4
Ths above msssaonsd protocol y, 81 hear, jchs -
ductioa Of this soyevnmsnt and our own, aad undeG
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pre-: spos 5. D.a.s '' css.ss sss sossia.,o
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ooun Of proceeding would have bes- ssyihiag bu
oO.sunvs q ne ssssr., sssso q ne elans Of Dsa
siactcn 70 ind thai ths intention has bssn abandons
the more % - ihh government which nsxt atsr End
hrouehous The whole affair svideoosd sSs nsss ssw.vs
Ing desire y 90 operate with ~ IN the fair ssstismsnt
me qussticn. The sums required By The two govern
dues win, Doubtless form prominent nsms n shs bude
70 Be presents 70 NE legislative bodies Of bon nasc
nm sss ensuing ssss,oe ~. scsss s.eds, and 0ssnsSr
project and no doubt ents ansd Of their speedily -
Ting al The deaiis for ~ execution, and according
gave ne Iass and most elective inpulss 70 " dsssrp
nation u this long existing abuse, We are told tha
certain dsC.s o. sillinsnsss = ssss exhibited nov
Important - he Cessation Of NE Sound dues ID 70 on
Baltic trade which hes been dminshpg fcs some pear
past and which ovsht In conformity with We rev or
comnenoBg IN Rusaia, very 500 70 attain dimsaaios
hitherto ulhnovn-imporsa.. as mat csssatcs b IN
SELF 10 entire importance Win Be fully recognised onl
when " indrecs results are seen. For NE purpose
sepipg the revenue derived nom The Sound dues uGd
miIshed BY any oonpstcn, ths Danish goveFnnsnt ID
hsherto s.d with sood Success, resisted al NE ets
Nbe, which, made stirscivs by chsapusss, would b
formidable compstitor with the Sound passage; th
high scale Of dues on the Elbe, again. hes enabled nj
,iveyAin States On The Khine 70 levy most oppresfv
revenue On the navigation d that river; while III
sssne through : strait Of which she owns ouS
coast has furnished irresistible precedest for M
mover 70 extort her Sade duties nom al shipping ents
Ing and leaving the mouth Of the Eibe. n the dimuu
ton and eventual repeal Of the river ducs on thI
Rhine and the Elbe, and stu moro the sade due
burg and Acns Great Britain deeply intsrsated, 40
with the last mentioned, the stade toll thai We nd
begin first ~ being the most important.
In this course, also, We shall ind that the United SaSe
and Prussia have already sst ~ IN example some tu
time back The latter made overtures 70 the Hansvera
TOLL and the UneA saIss have already proclaimed 70 ~
trading interests Of Hamburg heir intention q rsssss
the further payment Of the to " Hanover In Ira sar
var ~ They have acted towards The simay tai N IN
Danish sound The innicton Of This mpost On he ovsr
ses trade entsving and leaving The Eibe H. msrsovss
s towards Hamburg m whose pors she rscslvss
al vessels with cargo entering ~ or
port OF Hsrburg, on the nbs, which she
fostering and hvcrine d the expense Of Hamburs
the port 70 whose commerce. she IL indebted for The
venue she derives hon the toll. Hanover, mmeovev
dos nothing d ~ ~ IN equivalent Tor her sAds "a