The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-23

for him AND bis retnue consisting, is id, ,oge-
TIER with that the Do ager E ,resa of near 800 per
In the afternoon immense Is Of people wen.
over fro here Pot.dam to get sight OF the Emperor
and the granoaou OF being admitted into the royal
s.dtn. and seeing the whole ustroas party tasing
famle the terrace, only separated om the profane
vulgar by thin cord drawn the top steps. You
srow It the custom Of there great foks to charge
clothes such occasions, 1. e., TO the uniform
Of the regiments OF which each Colonel the army of the
o,ber accordingly the Gar and his brother Prus
sian reginentas while the King an bis brothers and ne
pbews Russian uniforms Of various kinds; among
hch that or Prince Albert Who colonel Of aregmeut
Of white coated Curssses, vas particularly admired. o.
course the Enps or Alexander the "observoa Of al
observes and people quito as,onshed perceive
MIN coovespg with his mother, his uncle, and ho re OF
the company just the tame a. an ordinary mortal GA
uuosy morning the royal circle joined by the King
of Hanover, Who being stone blind, anxious TO
grsnd revew given the rame afternoon 4, honor OF the
zar which came eft In the Lustgarter al Potsdan with
ecat amid clouds of dust and under broling
~he oerce rays .emed to be Intensified hy the cam
of steel and the glitter OF helmets and eosaees LasS
ighi the pusant atocra started again 'or se;a, shee
brace Of ssiAn steam fIigStes with unp'oroaocssbe
have been ~sitps for time wAf hoi baoS
the ,hores of the Neya He was accompanied by his
gentle with viii o,Ks and the stately air Of
F-rpch grand agneur Of The dncen regime who, by his
10 ks, may be Imagined t. possess fnH sna OF the
aru'enoss usually attributed to Muscove staesm As
or the Emperor, his afsbiIy and tue libera y with
'hob ne .nds mis- none have m ,de him q,e popular,
pecaily amcne tn adipg community Nothing istsked
but axaId'r H. he reforms ne !, oone gtstng, aud
ne era be 10 rauRuraiiog for mis- vast domnt7A 10
word, he IL nov wbas his uncle ~as 10 ls10, what P1o
10 Isa6 and poor Pierce in 1893 Query, will
he FOL 10 tie rootse - of iustrous prodecess9
ne IN Is m he
theme Of uDisesa eulosy less fstering comments are
ossed tie oonduct Of him Of Austria. wneD ancs
joseph grained amnesty % the Italian aud Hungarian
so,s i'm ,i ated IN the rebellion OF 1s4S, stated
by the austrian semi official papers thai the prison doors
thTO~n open 10 all political offenders without
excepton, and tina. not a single captive vas left In
upReons whereeo many noble orit has breaaed
his lat turns out hoe ever, that this Was merely
gi prepossess public opinion in favor OF Austria,
has beer recens sho 10 the OF Dr. Schultz Tas
who ie Prussisn subject took active par. Ia
;he revolutionary movement Of lsts, and having LETT
Vienna when that capital surrendered to the Imperial
tEoope ~as mprudeht enous 70 return to Austria few
yeas after. He4 was discovered, arrested, and sent
he fortress Of jose phstadt in Bohemia, where
~ss confined In the ssme cell with f,rmer
Austrian captain Of grenadiers, Baron Szakmary,
4 few weeks ,iros they contrlveS 20 make sher
eecfpe having got sa OF twelve hours before the
turnkey visited the CELL they had plenty of Tina to reach
he P,ussan ronter distant opy about twenty i've EGG
Ii, miles after crossing which they in safety.
schuue lie nov at Berries where he has published an 90
-oun of aigbt together with The contents OF state.
rested to the governor OF the fortress, In which he
ssys-"wien The act of amnesty, dsed May s. was pro-
nuRsed In which ht Imp rial h,ssty promised 10 thro
seil of OBJ ivion all political offences committed
sis, I justly expected my immediate discharge aud,
eniion On May 49, petition was sent in by one or my
By Nhsrs 10 ste then Minister q Jasce Baron Krauss,
calming the benedt Of tine amnesty In my behalf The
Minister'S vas, lit not bis fault that my
excluded from the list OF the pare oneo Another pc
Iion sas presened 10 Count Nsdasdy Baron KrAusS
cssecr by my brother through Intervention OF the
Prussisp Premier, Baron nicsel, the Prusssn
hss-y Vienna Instructed 10 have delivered 10 the
ligbes' authority 10 that cagtA, ithe Emperor hmei)
All there sepe remained Intellectual and resolved there
tore, t. procure by M own exe'ons what denied TO
justice snd homani" This letter has been placed tn the
i.Seeas he ESCAPE ~1 hi, vo ~ DC 1 ,ns
has despatched the Chief of the Police, General
Kempe, to Josephsad to mat tute rigorous inquiry into
tue whole Affair 70 report to him the result 10
many more prisoners may be pining away In Austrian
dur geops impossible 70 tell; but 20 judge from this
case, their number must be hot noonsidersoe. After
srrh ezpose, Austrian ampestes will be dis
count and fug ives who escaped from the tender
necies Of the imperial jAers will take 70 trust
themselves within reach Of them again In nurrt 10
sbos however, hos afraid tis govern Of eIend
ing Anst'ia, most mention that the number OF The
Letter the JOsephstadi seized Berlin
b, The po ice thrgh not until had been pretty extern
,he Aa.tisps fly their country to oscspe toe halr or
the the Pfos'sns seom to be emigrang
to AVOID enustrs In the army You are aware that.
oords toe military system inir oduced In this country,
every Prus,an is mpeed TO In the for
IN yta's, except such as have parsed their OK
summation a, college, Who are allowed 10 enter as "voun
ter" fov onls, but without drawing any pay and
Dr. ding taeir sccouuemenu. have been assured by
violent patriots that the Prussian nation de-
lighted ,iih Ibis Arrangement and that every made
price and glory 30 she Kings coat and to save
bin fer the stated te or much longer he olght
Of ina really the case, the people take an Odd way
of,hOvng IT, for every year large Proportion OF those
~hose surp te 10 en,er the Amy are absent without
leave, sDo the recruiting commission is placed IN the
barr vsins pre- OF unfortunate little Bo peep re
fr ia
fock hut Stb much less prospect OF The siragglers
coming me OF their accord. thus In Rybiocx,
spsh dsirlct 10 setia one hundred aud nty tive
summoned the other day 10 appear ct the
tnu Cont 10 sn.ser TOR having left the country with
on, perm'son In order to evsde the military service pre-
'cipcc ny la " deser'ions on 30 Ia &c scale take
III times Ct profound pea Q, Is dioat 10 ho
Prussia ALL DO able 10 keep an army 90 FOO; In cA OF
VAR
nos settled that the meeting Of tho Evangelical Al.
lance all be held IN this city from TIE 9th 10 the 17th
:. fember, and the Berlin Committee buiy engaged
ir mskiIg their arrangements for H. They ha ssued
opp-. g. the religious bio Of &c, many, requesting the
70 cnpbu tn ards the e1p Of ns assembly -hish
l. berg uGed IN sith great alacrity II Ia calculated
that N II. he at least 900 vi,iters from all ayts Of
EwCps spf america, including several hundred clergy.
Of varlu Protestant .ccs and AT Se ntsoce OF the
committee mbor q Berlin citizens have pressed
TIER sillt ,ne.s provide the LATER ~ih board and
lodging ffse Of Sxt The programme 81 the mset AZ
u 80 folioss:-0n "wednesday, the oh o. September,
pa err viii he read 10 toe E5sso French and Getman
sbiusses rbu',1sy, the ltth-o,enpg address by Rev
90 k'unnscher Chaplain 70 toe KIM Conferences OF the
Of Jfbeva fri'a the llth-Dscourses by Do nor
Krcmsnhcr, Professor Mol, of Hslle, and Rev.
Mr W@'obe, Of rim; report on the state Of
The prctr.taut church in Eastern Germany, by
Rev Mr. Kunizes, Of Berlin; In HansEy, By Rev. Dr.
szssay, Of Perrin; In Bohemia by Rev. Dr. NoTstuy, OF
sie'sy; snf IN Rasss, by Rev. Mr.. 31shoiz, " Riga
saturday h. l4h, oscnures by D Nitzsch, OF Berua,
Dr sabit, ot Bremen and Rev Mr.. Koevis, Of wox ~z
res ort the con ion u the Protestant uniies In
France. ny RS. nessFs Gfan1perre and rscn OF Paris;
In taiy, ly Re- Mr. King, OF silsn and Rev sr. Nellie,
Of Turin and IL Span, ny Senor Hcrre,es do hor the
story Of ~ho~e oos confinement the prisons OF nsd-d
and 1na escape, readers probably 70 nIar with
sunday tn, 1874 re'mups in various churches aud ian.
fuafe- Monday, the 18th dlscourscs oy De. krat ~
np1e, and Dr. Bcl soheg chaplain 10 the Grand Duke Of
eden reior On the state o. religion the United States
ny Professor scnan OF sesoe-burs, Pa spd Rev Mr.
Surt ~ encbnsH rer, on tne proceedings Of the
ing IN Erglish rurs'ay, the l6,h discourvss Rev.
" -cnsfkel, OF HeiJ@lburg, and Professor Isn,s OF
srborg the mi sions 10 the Jew by DY CAP
psdosp, the hague, and Mr. Eivsrd. minister o. the
5cNscb frt, chureo ca the mis- tons tas hssshen by
several missionaries Wednesday the 1eh address by
Pro- e,sor Putt, OF Hridebeg report on toe Holy Land
sd TURKEY, by DR.. Sohauf1er and Rev. NJ Dw,sn OF
Copfsntnnpe ihurs1sy the n H. reflection. on tbs 10
aueree nay be exercised ht unon o. tie English
German christians scientific anti rel so- grounds
by rev nr Cairns Of Berwick UPON rreed election OF