The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

EW YORK HERALD, MO.
which were stationed round the rsi~sy terminus,
Games leaving he IN % ~ f..s, -saa sasv oOaa no,
tbro, The smoke snd OF Ore Massive ,r'cx
wsiD were BURT a.under By tho sscosve heat ana per
no took refuge with their children In wnAt y
consld red Ore proof buildings and vauls were buried
he ruins.
rs from the eastern Part Of Prussia. they we're met
similar dines from the vest info ming Of no rAvsges
csrsei BY The dsvuurug element IN the provaoe d
westI halia, where has destroyed the Rrea or AR OF
Gale, yrrdep close 70 ,he frontier OF holland rne
.mber 4 build nss umsd there amounts 10 3ie VIZ
% selling ho.ses and 50 barns and factories Tue
population OF the surrounding dssrio,1 sho~ praise
sohy readiness In coming for gard 10 tbs ass sAnce o.
"er distressed neighbour and CON nitiees Of zoe pnc,
needed thus, Count IAndsberg, whose estates ave
,nua,ed 10 the vicinity. has collected fy children
veyed them in wagons 70 hs chaeau 1t ia said
have been most heart rendng spectacle to ses the
aenis erips abo he smouIder rsn in search
OF the recs or their property All the si!olnng os
townships vie With each he in contributing prog
he cona,gIAoD by The committees formed for tn. pur
lcse This was pa ticulary the In the negaoo'nE
o.nd, tie Eoyaraor Of which, CO.. nj Limoars s.yrum,
repaired 70 vreden himself to operate ~i,h the local
suhof'es In devhDg Of relief for the unfortunate
.uIerers
The fires next In magnitude occurred In The towns OF
fraebach and Berncasie, on the banks OF the bae "
~ house being left standing the latter was visited
twice by destructive confsgrAnons and some OF the Ia
nablauts Of Trsebach. .ho hal sought refuge there
h the slender portion OF their property which tney nso
uoceedsd saving were burnt out SECOND aue snn
os' everything The population Of these datcts csnss
produce Of their vineyards the crop, which had
fsied for 81 eral years. this the prospects we're
but In many places the nre ha: extended 70 the
Win and afaivv khnur
factory, OF well keown reputation established a Bern
cnel which employed $50 hands, wS consumed. nth ~
the hands thrown ont OF work - 1. vii be some tins
befo the establishment can commences Operations again
I q @S, % ~ a. Ssnr
reported and vail anguish resouuds from end OF
The coanry to the other since Yesterday ho~svsr scs
rain falling and ~e may expect the atmosphere - return
10 is normal state
The decga e Of the Zovereln Who had met here for
the purpose Of laying additional duty the beet
root and other sugars closed their Abors FOR the
No definite resolution was come TO- aud thoy are
meet again about the MIDDLE of October to their
delberaops The propositions submitted 70 their discus
sion ILL., II u stated be essentially modified before the 70
ing found i'm ,ossble 70 obtain majo ty for them In
their present form, and still lcss 10 that unAnmiy
" mo ss Ss p
not so much commercial "a . financial question: govern
meD Is In urgeu want Of money and IL interchangeable In
iu endeavors to find out some article OF general consump
ton which II not highly taxed 70 be incapable OF
bearing IN increase Hitherto doancors have been
defeat after The other the beet rot scheme is their der
nier resort and no wonder therefore, that they cling
TO 1t with desperate tenacity.
mentioned In former ets-r arrived here from BERN on
Friday aud he ro owing mornn received riders from
toe President Of Police 10 quit the city forth With he has
appealed to the Prime Minister, Baron Morteune-w!h
~hat SUCCESS remains to be Having followed line
oriental criss Prussia may not be unwilling to crafty her
IN small matter the persecution Of helpless fugitive
Mr. yroom, the United States Minister, delivered bis
letters of recall to the King the 10TH and set OF ume
datey aer for Paris where bis lady had pre- ,eded him.
and where he expects to meet his Mr. Wright
who arrived at Liverpool last week In the Auaotlc.
Mr. vroom has taken bis passage in the Arago, which
10 10 sart fro a Havre on the 26tn Instant / be
eye he was S heary arsa OF BsI and %ps1 ssC,
that al the American ambassadors ges homesick after
residing here for time They come here gnor nt OF
the county and aer the novelty OF the Is worn of
the first nd Of f6s and they settle down into
every day e they feel themselves lionel, And deserted
debarred from their usual pursuits and without interest
IN the society by which they rounded but 70 which
The, Strangers N course am not speaking Of those
who diplomats by profession, like the late Mr. Whea
and Mr. Fay but Of who had PERHAPS SCARCELY
ever heard the Of Prussia until they despatched
to her CAPITAL the Representatives OF your great and en-
Our Sc. Petersburg Correspondence.
ST. eErnsBURG, August 8, 1857.
| Travels Of ne E~pnm Alexander H-Aoe Of Russian
0Gees-War IN the Cducosus--Rsssian Policy, DC.
There 10 an old and very Characteristic proverb
| In this country-"where the Gar Is, there 10 Rus
STA" II the assertion contained In that ancient
saw be correct, Russis has been her travels for
the last SIX weeks go visiting Germ courts aud
erpg places making the fortunes OF hotel and rail way
proprietors and scattering "wiih rchen hand barbarc
pearls and gold In the shape Of orders, sou boxes,
rires So &c These imperial progresses, the arss
ample OF which set BY Alexander l., and followed by
Nicholas devoted not much 10
the travelling mania 10 OF the chief chara aenstcs Of
the ageAs b the purpose or aiming Russian Influence
In the various Of Europe Many people here
opinion that s @ men raT pas Ia ohand and that the
enormous expense en,aied upon the country by these
frequent excursions Of her rulers compensated by
their political results Under her two last soveregns Rus
sa did every thing her power to arac, foreign princes
and 10 her inteross her assistance
required by them against their subecs she sf
fords Il with alacrity; but In the hour OF need
found that tho victories she had achieved strong
for the monarchs she had protested and that instead
enecma operation the latter would ocr nothing but i'm
potent sympathy. There large and increasing party
here who think that the present Emperor ought proi
by The OF his predeoessors that he shoui rather
eneeavor ooncate the nations Of Europe by wise and
liberal policy than 10 by bribes and blandh men
the good will OF princes and tina, be would do better
10 stop h,ne and attend TO the concerns Of his vast
pre 10 lose his time and lavish his In journeys
Of pleasure and political combinations which, though they
may tend momenary the enhancement OF his raence
can have no lasting upon the welfare OF the country
which Providence has entrusted 10 his care.
The Emperor renrped 70 Peterhod on saturday, vis
Berlin and stet,n and Tuesday afternoon the Em
Mother arrived after an absence Of neht twevem onh,
accompanied by her future daughter In law The Princess
Cecile OF Baden The wedding viii tske place about the
end OF this MONTH aud be attended great reiocngs
and affair which the Emperor win STAR OF again
Tor Germany in ores. OF bis wife, who IL ss taxing the
waters si KIssengen. Curing the interval considerable
alterations expected 10 the higher Offices Of STAT
raj Of which 70 be resigned BY TIER preseu, incum
renu and transferred younger and efficient hands.
The late Emperor Nicholas was the improvisation OF con-
servstism; he had lnsurmountaoe aversion 70 any
thing Ike "rontioa' In Office, and when he bad once
selected his ministers and generals nothing could induce
him " change them With very few exceptions they re
maned n ncr poss tll they removed By Heath or
reiapsed uto second childhood In consequence OF this
system toward the latter end Of bic long reign the moss