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

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BKRIIS, May 10, 1851
The Legldie Session Prorooued-Frince Ndpoleons risI
The Joint Sock Ndnid.
The Chambers prorogued Tuesday afternoon by
royal message delivered by Baron Man,euel, in which
His Majesty thanks them for the patience and assduty
displayed during the Of their aduous and proraced
deliberations, but regrets at the time their having
found themselves unable to TO understanding with
his in reference to certain required
by urgent necessities of State The truth Is that Is mpos
sblc imagine greater failure than that of the financial
schemes brought in with such flourish OF trumpcs the
Of the session. An hour two before the
houses closed the upon licenses had gone the
way the house and salt tax the Commons having
negaved the amendments proposed by the Lords, upon
which the latter rejected II altogether.
On Thursday morning Prince Napoleon took his de-
par,ure from Berlin, after being treated with the
distinction by the King and the whole royal family Before
he len he order OF the Black Eagle
for which the Prince OF Prussia get the
Grand Cross Of the Legion Of Honor In public he cited
great attention through his resemblance TO his
other respects must be confessed there Is nothing very
attractive about him. He Ia short and squat In figure, and
sits very ungracsfuy on horseback, and though only
thirty Ave he looks a good deal older Altogether he
minds very much OF the parody "Pariant pour Ia
syre which was sung, or rather whispered some years
ago In Paris and begns-"Partant pour Ia Turquie 10
jeune Ct Rros PlOmplon,p &c
The statement Moner that he received here
character Of that notorious depository OF official lies II
Is sti asserted that his Imperial Hghness II matr
monal expedition and that Primo sdona, eldest daugh
ter OF the King OF Saxony the fortunate fair
tined TO fix his rowing incliDaons. The saxon Princess Is
first cousin to the Emperor Of AUSTRIA who generally
expected TO marry her. but was cruel enough TO t her
FOR another Of his cousins, the present Empress Since
then she has the wlo and for want OF better
might not be unwilling TO take up with Prince Napoleon
rdrpnu though he be. Al or ALL the Prince ha, got royal
blood In his VEINS being related materially Through the
wiemburg famiy) 70 almost all the reening dynastcs
al.~Ir nf
England and the name he bears will make up for any flaw
In his pedigree.
have alluded In some OF my letters 10 the associations
formed here the plan of the Credit Mober in France
Of which doing business large SCALE and
trying to get all the NEST extensive manufacturing
into their hands One OF the principal Industrial
establishments In Berlnhe great iron foundry of Bor-
sigwas purchased the other day by association con-
stued for that purpose, for the sum Of th,lers
BgRIry, June 2, 1857.
rrdpsl for Pleasure and Rsalh-CDtty, RecTea,ions
tcnJtrg Annexation Fsts-Hisiory Of TIE Measwe-Ram-
bo IF ne King-krh1ticn at seain-Eponoelical CON
pcnnon-DTrta,,on 10 ne Kino-DOury Of the Princes
Royal Of Engdnd-Epoae,a Egecs Of PalmesDns
Liberdiity, dc, DC
The travelling has begun and Ia already In full
force. After continuance Of cold, dreary, unsprngke
weather during the greater part Of May, became beau
ufuly and pleasant towards the end OF the month,
and Immediately general emigration commenced, fash
ionabes and unashonabes rushing forth In shoals to seek
health and pleasure various directions, the former pro-
ceedrg the watering places Of Bohemia and the south
OF Germany Switzerland France and Iaythe latter to
"saxon, Switzerland the Harz mountains, which the
rail has brought to within few hours ride OF this city.
The court Is frisking about with more than usual VI
vacty Ever since the close Of the Chambers the King
has been oscilladng between Berlin and the several
provinces Of hs monarchy, presiding at Jets, making
speeches. and doing his best to win tho applause
OF the many headed. In the first place he
made q journey 10 Tecklenburg, In Yves, ,bais,
10 be present festival held In commemoration Of the
fact that one hundred and my years had elapsed since
tina, country had the happiness 10 become annexed to the
crown Of Prussia II originally one Of the Independent
sovereign States Of the Holy German EMPIRE and be-
onged TO the family ofthe Counts Of Teckenburg
who became extinct in 1856, when their possessions
inherited by the Couns OF Bentheim who sed them, in
1902 TO the Counts Of somes from whom they pur
ohed In 1907 By BY the nrst King Of Prussiaby which