The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-02


public ear for lack OF artists 70 convey his inspirations
may eeoo the sentiments from the depths Of his heart
Nine Rhtori z rayishiDs ~ admirers o. psrfec. actin BY
Lady hacbesh- ShAkspers being reduced to an Italian
ltandard-ths pszs Of Macbeth being assigned 10 Y.
The garden a the Luxembourg, alresdy the scene OF
variety OF horticultural md floral eKpcrimen "a TO have
an agricultural school on large SCALE and in which all
the systems known for the OF bees Will be
applied Is TO be placed under the direction OF JANET
Professor Of the School of Agriculture. Numerous hives
Of The most varied shapes have already been brought to
The spot
Our Berlin Correspondence.
BERLIN, April 7, 1858
Preparations of European Pou,rs--T> kings Health
The Prince and Princess Frederick Witiam-Appear
aacs and Manner of the Princess-Annoying R>stric
ti0ss Of Court Eiquette-7he Acaeny Of ArtsAode Of
the Vistula Brdge-7he Bridge and the RiUer-Ap
preaching Completion Of the Eastern RaiI,oay, dc.
The stale OF things France and the incomprehensiole
behavior OF Louis Napoleon have caused, and still
causing, the utmost anxiety here we'll ~ In the west of
Europe All confidence in his prudence and crcumspec
ton is gone and approximations Of sudden coup dc tte
are entertained ss vivid when he pronounced the me-
morable and ominous words, LEmpre c'est Ia pair
Huzzled as the French press is no one can tell with any
degree Of certainty what s going in the country ITSELF
but this very circumstance gives the weight 10 the
violent and attacks Of It's accredited organs upon
England being naturally concluded that acute po
htcan the Emperor Of the French would not allow the
passions OF his subjects be ashed into fury without in
tending to avail himself Of them for the prosecu
ton OF his plans. 1t s recolected that the war
with Russia ushered In by similar discharg 60
Of paper broadsdes; then, a. now, the Unioers
led the van, launching the same anahemas against the
schsmstica husoovites does against the here
teal English and the occupation Of the island of Perrin
Affords good presext for the expression Of vrtuous
Indignation a. did that Of the DAnubian Prncpsltcs
In word, there is feeling Of general uneasness-a kind
Of pressntiment that terrible storm Ia brewing, which
may burst one knows when and shake all Europe 10
III foundations. England evidently taking every pre-
caution in her power 70 secure herself against any sudden
eruption Austria is increasing her army in Lombardy,
and Russa concentrating strong force in the kingdom
Of Poandperhaps TO operate with her ally against
her quondam friends Az for Prussia she will porsevere
long possible ia the attitude Of neutrality she main
ssned during tho late conht though her wishes would
prompt her 70 take the part Of England she were not
afraid Of being assaiIed by Russia in the East while
gagged with France in the West Tnere Ia some talk in.
deed, Of her assembling q corps Of observation the
Rhine; but unless . war should actually break out
she will refrain from any step that might give
umbrAge 70 Louis Napoleon, who very possibly would
be glad 70 indulge his becose propeases In enter
prise less difficult and dangerous than invasion Of Eng
land. So anxious is this government 10 keep good
with formidable neishoor that the police have
repeatedly admonished the Berlin newspapers TO be
In Their remarks upon French affairs. and Kl>rG-
dItch whose rreveren wcisms had excited the ire OF
N. de Monster, the French Ambassador has been obliged
In consequence 10 restrict msef 10 sly illusions, In which
China reads for France and the ancient Roman emperors
for their modern colleague.
appears The Kings journey to Italy has been adjourn
ed die, but unable 10 learn whether this is owing
10 the state Of his health OF political considerations That
the former still far from satisfactory evident from his
his sresi Al niece a daughter Of Prince Fredcrcr
Charles, which took place on Saturday, Ho will DO
removed in few days from Charlotenourg 70 Posdam,
where he 10 IN pass the spring, and his further move
mens will depend upon circumstances Prince Frederick
William and his young wife, too, win leave Berlin 10 day,
az & ns n sbsss Al s
in Potsdam, the poor Princess having suffered severely
from the cold in the large gloomy apartments OF the
process OF caefscton while their palace not
yet ready 10 receive them, and will not be for the ner
Twelve months Fsaind tente Is the favorite maxim OF
the Germans they take their time ana not 10 be
hurried, Whatever may be the urgency OF the case.
had opportunity Good Friday Of seeing the Princess
yards from her Royal Hghness, and mus, modify snd
fatty correct the description gave you Of her e>r, IN
one Of my former reports Her sgure certainly psfss
presson OF her countenance remarkably attractive sne
has sweet dovehke eyes, nice little mouth, and the
nnest teeth in the world Taere s an air Of innocence
and frank ingenuousness difused over her that
perfectly charming; simple In her dress and
manner, she looks more Ike the wife or daughter ofa
pain American farmer than the scon OF one Of the Oldest
and proudest royal houses in Chrstendom. As 70 her
having carrotty bsr, that most atrocio1 libel; It's
light brown chestnut, sleek and glossy, and quite in
keeping with the whole contour Of her face Altogether
shc In really "wDsome wee thing, whom any man
might he happy to call his own. am told she feels
very much annoyed at The strict etiquette sue "a
obliged 10 observe here, and which Is quite al
with her tastes and ncnaons Her arst lady Of
the bedchamber the Countess Perporcher, formal old
n
upon the duties OF her rank, and ar continually ghAst 81
the ndscreet condescepsion and unsophsucated nai>
stand that she ought TO talk, think, walk ride stand s
in fact do everything different 70 other people The other
up 70 LOOK on, Of me she 'na ,Se
kerchief 70 wipe u of herself, M which The lady Of
he bedchamber almost went into nts Madame de
Perporcher has called In the Princess OF Prussia 10 her
assistance; and what between her mother in law
and her hrst lady OF the bedchamber, the poor
{ouns creature leads = sad life Of 4; fortunately
probably makes up for the little annoysnces In
seprsble from the station abe occupies she sail 70
MANN person good deal like his uncle the late Smpe
Nicholas, whom he resembles too, in the some~hat
stern expression o. his eye though he not quite 80 TALL
The insignia OF the trades and corporations OF Berlin
and other embles Of industry dspiayed At the reception
70 the public in the saloons Of the Academy OF Aria the
proceeds being devoted 10 charitable institution founded
that occasion BY order OF the Minister OF Commerce.
Vsua, which was opened last October recently been
added TO the exhibition. This large and elegant structure
connects the two banks OF the vsua completing thereby
the railroad from Berlin 70 Kongsburg, which prev
ousy interrupted a. that point the passengers having
be erred across The river The Vstus OF the most
important estuares OF The kingdom OF Prussia takes M
rise in Austrian Slesa whence northeast and after
wards north through Poland, entering Prussia the
city Of Thorn where BY The confluence Of other rivers
already aitans width Of 1850 feet aud finally dslodg
ing itself into the Baltic Dantzick. Although ~
total length does not exceed $50 miles, such OF Toe
road from konssburg has 70 traverse IT, that the passage
often entirely stopped In the spring especially, when
the ice begins 70 nost, comes rushing down with such
force that wooden structures OF every description
bridges fences, 6cre carried or and there have been