The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-26


Our Premier has been resolved with great ovAuons
bis return from Paris. The First Chamber disan
House Of Lords gave him grand banquet and his health
BY Professor StAh the distinguished orator
Of the Conservative party thanking him his
not only Prussia from the evils war but pre-
vented derAngement Of that balance OF power Viii III
Or Of oTsS ss the
tack, the chairman. Count Euien burg making =
aamng speech ia ich he rather astonished his audi
tors by applying to Baron Manteus the old adAge OF
sFtuMG awdocesa jupt" In sober truth the tnery
which enabled the Prussian statesman to resist al temp
has uat terminated has had ali the effect Of the most
skiul diplomacy and their antagonists cannot but
GUS to the safety and perhaps even the existence Of
the monarchy ~ yielding to the importuDiti.s and
great part OF the nation they had taken up aganst
Russia they would undoubtedly have been left In the
lurch BY Louis Napoleon the same England is now,
protect her. but would BE- exposed to the bitter resent
meDt of her nearest neighbor converted from steady
in much the same prsdiesent Is Austria which Is BY
no means An agreeable one The Court OF Vienna has
sesn h 20 th h,i % s
that 1t dsliksd and disrusted by every Of them
Louis Napoleon is bent obtaining Savoy, for which
refused to agree to this project and to take the Dauuban
Principaities set oR against her Italian provinces
and have to 20 without the indemnify. This is why
Count WAlewki brought the Italian question the tapis
in that country is taoty encouraged The "chivsrous
Emperor, is said to be frightened his Wits and to
on 1Sas
influence he expects to couneract that spirit Of rsyos
after he had fondy imagined it exercised and szngush
MAY and not meet again TIL late in November. fAsy
have done little but vote . municipal law by which
the civic and rural communities rendered stu
dependent upon government than they previously
motion relative TO the famous affair Of tbs dsspstsh
which was brought forward by the extreme right and
various opposed to the Prime Minister viii pro-
baby BE- abandoned or suffered to drop quietly Into OBJ
in 9sds mot 70 q XII dc Sno
who puroned the Dispatches brbsd the servants OF
MN Gerlsch and Nchola TO do So is very IN in prison;
should happen to him would be- impossible 10 proceed
with the affair for want of evidence.
Tho Dowager Empress of Russia expected here by s
18th Of next month"; and after short stay at SAnsouc
VIII proceed to widbad where she to drink the watsrs
81 os
thought the KING win accompany her and take the OPP
o. h 10 s
since the 18l0 when the latter refused to acknow
ledge him Emperor OF Germany in case Of his being
summer, he ia busy engaged travelling about his do
mnons TO redress grievances and suggest
with extraordinary splendor the 18th September
the tee Of his patron Saint Alexander Nevsky Quite
mob Of German princes VIII be csoxding to Moscow about
tsntae whose star they evidently imagine to DO be
more emerging with renewed briisnc from the tempo
rary cloud that obscured It, Austria win probably send
Arshduke Prussia either Prince Charles his SON.
Charles Junior and the other German soyersgns their
of these scions royalty will be received in Russia
will 70 muck cordially and empressemt rs the French
Insts% Count MorDy HnS nds;a eco y to
them.
The emigration to America, which has fallen of con-
reports received side the water about the gongs
Of the Know Nohings and the foreigners
unless peace should lesd to reduction In the price Of
provisions and general improvement in the condition
Of the aborng classes # appears likely this year at
TAIN exceed, the proportions 1t had reached
former periods Upwards Of thousand emigants passed
through Berlin few weeks since chiefly asrisuitursts
thinly Inhabited province the coast Of the Baltic,
whose SOIL though rather poor and arid could easily
the dominion of arstocracy naughty and grasp
ing than that Of any other part Of the kingdom. Alto
me returns the Last Ssa. VIII
upon the population of Germany and account for the
enc sAvor. Of the German governments to put
stop to II and TO deter their from venturing
time to time q Ss fs1ocou. orusts. prsssssa upon upon
Grand Duehy Hssss otherwise eslsd Hssss astadt
the difference between the two Of the years
t,er against the former This Ii isolated phsno
menon the same having been experienced In other States
Baden e H's.s ksss.1 and even IN Prussia
souls xhios il 1855 w. reduced s5s' showing
Prussia presented in 1852 total Of ss4 nhabtants
which in 1866 had decreased aoss $40 por
the country from whence, comparatively speaking very
little emigration takes place. OF course there
provinces that have increased heis population during
large towns which are continually draining the rural
districts Of their Inhabitants add the dense masses
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