The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-16

liberty in America; lei him be in rvos Of religious liberty
Franco anc everywhere else. His conduct in this mss
Ia to be condemned.
Our Berlin Correspond sncs.
BERLIN, July ~, 1887.
Sudden Indispo.io Of he King--Arriual Of ne Empress
Do,oaoer Of Rlssia-Annucvsdry Of the Death Of Que7
Louisa-Reported Sscre. In.ypieW IF The Gear oh louis
Napokoa-Chan9e in Russian Political V'e'cs Since The
War-The Beet Root Congress-Jhc Great German Fairs,
&c, dc.
The Kings return from Vienna has delayed rather
longer than was expected owing to sudden indsposon
which ne was seized with on the road, aud which CON-
PEELED him 10 stop q day txo at Pinltx chateau be-
longing to the King Of saxony II attack Of fever
probably brought by heat and fatigue hurryipg from
fpz TO Vienna ard back again. at the very height Of an
African summer. Crowned heads always in greater
hustle other folks their time being much
liable Jew OF them have than twenty four leisure
hours day., aud they continually On tho move,
Fastening from post to pillar, and hardly allowing them
selves moments respite from their wondr reats sf
locomoton Al the Kings age and with his habit Of body
however, such violent Is not quite advisable and
him. his physician Dr. Schocslein Is one OF the cevorest
p scnons in Europe, and got him round again so soon
that he able to leave Pluz on Friday morning. and
return to Sous sevei the same evening
On saturday af the Empross DO Of Russia
arrived there with her hcoaei and her future son 10
law The Grand Duchess of Meckenburg Sch werin Prin
Gees Frederick or the Netherlands Prince Charles and
Prince Albert Of Prussia had preceded her the 19h
ns the anniver Of the death OF the aentet leen
IDuia All her children with the ,epon OF the Primes
Of Prussia assembled at Potsdsm 10 be present at
the funera serv held annually In remembrance Of her.
The Queen buried Lharoueburg and every stranger
~ho has vi.ied Berlin will recoect the spleodid
eum erected her remains, and which has afforded
deoea,e Queen represented full length reclining
10 Sleep and nothing can be more exquisite than the
modelling of her figure or more touching than the express
seraphic smile on is features s admitted all hands
that The famous Prussan scuptor Rsach has 9aei
hinfelf In this niniabe work of art Although louisa
has been dead forty years, her family g,
nue ondy attached TO her memory and her high spirited
patriof IN, her benevoience and kndDess Of heart
dvst upon with anec,ionae regret by gh and low 1t
seems the King Il not quite recovered from his Illness
no did not vi.t the mausoleum In company wnh hts
brothers and saes but only attended the service nj tho
Friedens Kircne N Potsdam.
Towards the end Of this week the circle royni visitors
will be Increased by the arrival OF toe Gar who will
company his mother Petersburg, and ,hen
Kissnger wife, As bis reported interview
concerning H. but is stated positively that the two
met incoenito Tn arsday ast Carlsrshe,
ror Of Rnssa's brother in law the Grand Daks Of Hssse
Oar mstsdt The disturbances In Italy the result Of tho
elections In France and the revolutionary spirit which 10
msniiespg itself In various parts OF Earope said 10
have made . deop impression tho mind OF Louis Napo
eon and rend him anxious obtain the operation
OF HE brother Emperor In these movements should
acquire dimensions call for decisive measures.
n Is noticed that OF The French government papers
the Pow-conaIned an arslce few days since 70 sho
that the Red Phantom" busy a, its task
and that the republican plot lately discovered Ia Fance
and Italy extended lis rsfcsons 70 Germsny snd even
| 70 Poland. This evidently intended to alarm the
Car for the safety Of bis own dominious, and 10
induce him To forget bygcno grievances. and 10
and +" civilization Now, it IL very hkeiy that Aler-
suder IT, would DO Hing enough do So Il great
las the great put,er down Of revolutions was sure Of the
bird obedience OF his people, aud could lead his
mics 10 the assistance OF bis fellow kpgs without fear
OF theb being wanted al home but al present. n this
counts hear from the interior OF Rueeia be correct there
spirit abroad there which may prevent the Gar from
amer campaigns OF 1914 and 1916 the Russian officers
who had taken share In them retu med home impreg
mated liberal ideas, which frmcned for years
in secret ul they quellei
9TH much DIN, uly by Nicholas his accession I, the
throne. rne st va, stated 70 have had similar elect
huscoyes had their opened 10 the Vices OF
d,spoiism, radical change IL felt 70 be necessary,
and tho foundations Of tho present system arc being
therefore Revolutionary movement should break oa, In
Western Eusope, II not unlikely 70 ant echo In the
Ieep his owl subjects in order without ou ong hImsef
aboot others. Besdes, he Is IT'LL at daggers drawn with
Austra en- all The Efforts Of his uncle, the King Of Prus
sia 70 effect reconciliation, and 10 bring about meeting
between him and the Emperor Francis Joseph ri Berlin,
have pro cd unsuccessful.
The beet root Congress- mentioned In previous report
has been assembled for fortnight, but without Civ
ing the least sign OF NE Nothing has TRANSFERRED yet
respecting is deliberations from which may Inferred
that proposals. by the Prussan government
GRAD somc opposuan on the part OF the smaller
German ststes, and alteration In the zoIverein du
Ia possible the whole scseme may end Ia smoke.
with the erceptou a. Russis, Germany 10 nov
sspu.i fairs sail sub.,st which formed during
the middle ages the centres OF commercial Intercourse
and he fair Of sucsfe in france and that Of an gnss
In Italy have scarcely retained shadoS Of their former
imporsncc sncc the construction OF railways In this
country has frequently been predicted that the aocc
Grated would be fatal 10 the whole system
OF rass. The country merchants, was wgucd, would
have ecsasion to lay in large stock Of goods at time
~ soon they any article their Stores they
could get supply by rail 10 few hours, which hereto
auence n would be unnecessary for them 70 visit the fairs
his prediction, however has proved 10 be erroneous and
the last fair held II rrakhfus tho Oder which has
Just terminated, business 10 greater amount trans
acted than for many years previous. Frankfort on the
oder situated about IS miles from this city, distance
made Il in one, bat this Is s,meslns es,rsordina,y,
the average speed being sbou rs miles an hour)-and Il
may slnos, be consderea . suburb Of Berlin Before
hours travelling by the cd Prussan schnelpost, mall
pt, the English t,uriss used 70 call H. adays the
purchases during NE Of the Say and return
the evening and many Of them repsa this expedition tvo
or three times while the continues The merchandise
brought 70 Frankfort this r by and whole
sale dealers consisting chiefly Of dry goods and pro
duce amounted 70 900 cw the sreser part Of which
met Nth rapid tee, NJ prices advantaxeout 70 the yea
ders. In broadcotbs- chiefly article The manu-
fscure OF this country and the zollvercn-m msnse
demand Buyers from tho United saics and south
America were not 80 M nervous ~ they senerhy
II this season OF the year, but hrge qusnnu"
OF goods sold 10 Austria, Denmark, sweden, &c
Silk and WOO en articles readily disposed o. sna
plain cCsscns and domsstc, more especially printed car
Gees OF Berlin. Rheuish and Wcstphshsn mauufscsuye
we're in such request and many orders we're given Tor
them that manufacturers refused 70 socep any more,
hsins anita unable 70 complete them. This favorable
ssrect ef lrsds 10 Ia great measure owing 10 the
Russian taIn mary fihe primo GAL buy we're kussan'
pu,ohs ~ copsdesse quassxs Of sas we're, pcrceia
xc &C. AItoseahcr burmese bed decidedly healthy ap
ps.rsDce, ana The brilliant result Of the frstfor. f. hes
even had some effect The money market 10 generel.
vbcb in spite Of OCCASIONAL rallies, 10 still In rather
shsky condition:
Sentiments OF an Octsgenarisn Politician In
regard 10 ths United states.
me following is an extract Of letter from Germany,
dated July 4, 1877