The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-21

bought and sold pretty often. However, they are pretty
Prussans now and received his majesty with gress
enthusiasm. day two after bis TO Sans soud
he went 10 Siettn, where there Ia great cattle
show and exhibition OF the agricultural and manufao-
turing productions OF Pomerania, for which the pat
ronage OF royalty cted and graciously oon
coded. No sooner had he "done' the Pomerauan
and manufactures than he FASTENED of to werin
to assist al the Inauguration Of palace building for the
Grand Duke Of Meckenburg who has the honor to be The
Kings nephew. The Grand Duke being very small
prince naturally anxious to have very large palace,
and has dinghy erected magnificent chateau in the
G,thc style, to which Buckingham House is oot-
age, and in which, with little crowdug, he might man
age find for the whole population Of his domnions
or a. least for many will be le In years. II the
emigration TO America goes on in the ratio 1t has
done lately. How he will couirive TO oil without
comprehensive Of the kind mystery all
holders VIII quite dumbfounded at the spectacle OF
edihce on such Brood ignag scale In so Lhpuan State
King treated the company TO one OF those neat little
oraions for which he Is famous wishing the new
castle might be occupied by the Duke and his defendants
socaa s9culorum. There end OF merry making,
and plenty Of estng and Drinking oxen (Which are -
much respected In Meckenburg az they used 10 20 In
Egypt-the Grand Duke having bulls head for his coat
OF arms roasted WHOLE and vine and beer served
out WIN an unsparing hand IN, only failure gas the IL
sudden gust OF wind that caused sad havoc among the hats
aud bonnets Of the spectators and and sent
them pleading homo In Boctian darkness
by all accounts the exhibition at Stettn quite bril-
liant affair and attracts visitors in considerable numbers
countries, especially England Pomerana has always had
the repua ion Of being first rate grazing country and
display horses and horned cste but its progress the
of industry have been much greater Of late
than generally anticipated
variety Of machinery was exhibited that excited the
admir- alton OF the Commissonersamong the rest loco
motive of improved construction and superior workman
Ship apparatus for disng and sugar refining IRE eugnes
steam pumps, high and low pressure steam engines the
model Of a screw steamer a plan, &c, so One
of the specimens Of Pomeranian ingenuity s q self acting
machine for cutting sausage meat which expected 70
form quite In the sausaS making line, and
out whole cart oaos OF that succuen edible which every
true German devotedly attached to- Then there
elegant pianos organs articles Of sculpture and mosaic,
carriages, Watches furniture porcelain and glassware,
surgical Instruments, including patent lancet which
beeds you without Your beng aware Of II, real meers
chaum and amber tipped pipes fabrics OF India rubber
ana gutta percha, swimming shoes so buoyant as 70
enable even those most ignorant Of the art to walk
the waters" without risk Of drowning, and many other
articles TOO numerous TO mention me exhibition will con-
such cases. with q pie ntiful dtrib ton or prizes anc
medals The good people Of Settin ater 'hemseves that
The King, Who very partial to the Pomeaoans, VIII
sgan TO be present at the clio sing scene and 70
distribute the rewards in rroprid person9.
While the fashionable and commercial classes OF s0coey
pursuing several vacations, the religious circles
the too, and actively aged any OF
them Here in Berlin we are looking forward to great
meeting ofihe Ev .ngecal Alliance (Bi n branch) one Of
whose representative men, Sir Cung Elrdleg, formerly
Sir Culr smith, was here last year and had IN audience
with the King who gave bis cordial approval and permits
sion 70 the meeting The other day oeputaon arrived
from England consisting Of the Rev Mr. Glyn, clergy
of the Episcopal church, the Rev. DR.. Strave, dissent
ing minister, and the Rev. Herman Schmettace, for
the purpose Of fixing the exact time Of the meeting.
Known b. the 70 III.
Majesty, which was most kindly received and the Evange
lca Alliance assured OF his countenance and protection
has often been asserted that the King Catholic ct
heart and hints have been thrown out that he had
actually returned the fold Of Mother Church, but such
rumors entirely without foundation. He is staunch
Protestant though rather inclined Puseyism, and 10
not his fault II his subjects not all pous himself
his zeal in the cause Of evangec Christianity evinced
by his support of the Protestant bshoprc of Jerusale
which be contributes ten thousand thalers annum and
appons the bishop alternately with England The meet
summer and Protestants OF all sects and countries
invited attend. Part Of the transactions and consula-
general meeting Of The German Evangelical Church Win
be held this year Suits ard commence Sept o. and
close Sept e. Al Coperhaeen there Is 70 DC one NON
geoa Christians from Sweden, Norway, and the north Of
Germany Another religious meeting OF considerable in.
Herrnbut, the 9Th inst, and whose deliberations
expected 70 occupy several months. There will be de-
pues all quarters Of the GLOBE the Moravians having
congregations In Of the Of Europe
In Russia the United States at Bethlehem and Naza eth In
Pennsy lvana, Salem North Carolina, SC y in Canada
Greenland, Labrador, and at the Cape Of Good Hope, a.
though their numbers said not to exceed ZOO.
Finally the Bapsts 10 have general meeting at Ham,
burg which ID TO assemble on the I'd Sept and last about
q week.
The beraty Of the British House Of Commons In respect
TO the dowry Of the Princess Roy has made very good
preston here, although people little astonshed q
the facility with which Of such magnitude are granted
The Prussian Chambers are not ready with their
money and for many years past the soveregrs OF this
country have preferred poonng OF their Processes out
their private funds rather than apply their sub
ects for such purposes floo0 10 lump, and fs, 900
year. make respectable figure In Prussan thaess
and will be mostly spent in Berlin, the court shop
keepers expect to realize very handsome profits and
loud In their praises OF John Bull and his munhcent dons
TONS Apart from such considerations, however, the
match ia universally popular Is recoecied tna, the
mother OF Frederick the Great English princess
that Is TO say her father became King Of England
time aftsr her marriage, although she self born
Hanover, ana bad been in England In her fe-an
rs hoped that this matrimonial connection will lead TO
closer alliance between the two great Protestant Powers
Europe.