The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-27
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.

Prime Allerts Neutrality-suspicious. TO ito ODec,-Pos
cal AOtiess Assgnsd7he Princes Frederick william
Indispos1ionC hildsshnes Of her Observation-Disclosures
Which she Takes in Ups,ag ne STIFF Ceremony Of Prus
sian Court Manners The Franks 10Th The Telegraph Ia
Mammr-7he Pripce Al,cays Wanted, DC, dc.
Albert the Prince ccusor Of England, arrived at Pots
dam last night on visit his SON inaw and daughter,
the Prince and Prncess Frederick William Of Prussia Tho
young couple were have gone to meet him at Coburg
hut the Princess being rather unwell, her physicians
vetoed the Journey and she hal content herself with
receiving him at Potsdam. He II attended bya very
small rsiinue and altogether travelling what they call
sno~hat 10 say, without any OF the official parade
which usually observed such occasions This excur-
Of Prince Alberts is quite unexpected event. and
various are the interpretations II gives TO- II was
ramored indeed time since that Queen Victoria and
her husband intended paying their daughter visit the
the summer but this had been con.radcted shy
authority" AS 70 the royal consorts undertaking jour
ney, accompanied by his nlutrious sposa, such
an idea lever entered any ones head, and
people are apt to imagine thA it must be
something important that has induced her 10 trust "my
Albert out OF her sight The ostenslbe motive for his
visit Is OF course, his anxiety 70 his daughter again
after separation Of four months but this docs not ex
plain the suddenness Of his expedition, the fact that
he has left the Queen at home though the feelings OF
mother towards her child lily not less fervent
tueSe lne STATE OF E0rOpo, ana OF EnG-
land particular at this presen. moment would
the belle. that this journey is not entirely unconneoed
with politics In spite OF Mr. Dlsras's great speech,
there general impression that the misunderstanding
between England and France is gradually widening to
breach that Louis Napoleon is positively p eparrg his
fleets and armies for attack, and that long he will
surprise the world by OF these coups for which be
is famous Tor rather infam,us). Under these clrcum
stances is natural for England to be on the look out
FOR alles and the matrimonial connection lately enter
ca into between her roJa family aud that OF Prussia
would seem to facilitate political union bewe two
tons similar IN their origin, in their religious faith aud
partly oven in their institutions Nothing you'd be more
likely TO deter the French nperor from aten ut ng
invasion OF England thsn the prospect Of being asssed ia
the by Prussian army; and lie far from mprooa
BILE ths Prince Albert, VINO the most int terms
with the Prince OF Prussia, be commissioned To sound
the this subject OF MS On ope.
ration in case Of such 40 emergency is OF great oonse
quepce too for England 10 know whether thu neutrality
OF Russia nigh be depenoed upou in the event O. war
with France; and this point the close friendship still
existing bst the courts OF Berlin aud ST. Pe.srsburg
must enable NJ de Msnteufel TO give him vaiua bic
information. Time Will show whether these
correct and whether the character OF tender parent
which Prince Aiber, appears the scenes Only in
on, giving umbrage to slippery ard powerful neighbor
The indisposuou Of Princess Frederick william wa oh
prevents her from meeting her father Coburg bseu
oc,asioned BY her sprainpg her ankle 10 romps
with the young children Der cousin, Prince Frederick
Csarles-sn accident that has alarmed her medical sd-
vsers more than would have done al any other tms
from her showing symptoms Of being in that condition
which ladies wish to bs who love their lords The little
LADY really ooes love her lord moro tevoedy than Is
often the her rank OF e and there many snec
dotes in circulation illustrating the artiess
which displays her attachment The other day the
Prince went over to Potsoam ION imporsn; buspessD
4 e drilling and msnTuvripg hts brigade OF Guards but
he had scarcely been absent few hours when be
called N Berlin by tsegrsphc despatch from the Prin
cess, begging him 10 return immediately. De hasten
ed back in the utmost alarm, fancying something
ng him in her usual health and spirits only stating
when questioned why she bad sert for him violent
hurry that she "had felt such longing 10 him again.
sand beFdes," she added, on her husbsad's remon.
s-siing vita her for calling him away frou his profes
s,oes aa.es, ms ws,s .eserapas ior papa ~nea
does. the tle Princess considers sufficient justification
for any offence she may commit against the starch ETH
qleus O; the Prussisn court One day she put her
bcane and walked the street her father IN laws
vithou, foot behind her to the ipexpressbls
horror Of her Otuhofneistrin du.nna crief who
CLAIMED that no Prussan princess bad guilty OF
Euoh breach Of decorum. "But mamma does 50 at |
Osborne" returned Vic the Second "and msnma does
Why should not IY' Her arIoiy snd good nature h,Ss
made her generally popular, though she almost raised
resen N the sitShen ssy by insisting that the female
servants are remarkably proud OF their bar, snd never
think Of putting on scsp for fear Of spelling their uxuraut
Princess Issued her orders 10 that effect but the little afy
wa irexorsble "In Mammals establishment they all
caps she tsd, aud 80 they must Ia mtne" Since
the departure Of her mother IN law the Princess of Prls
STA from Berlin, she has much more Of her way
attending the Kins that she able to interfere With
her, and the Prince yielding like gallant husband 10 al
the tnooCent Caprlces OF DIS fair young vile.
The Prince Of Prussia has protted By the matrimonial
alliance lately entered into bet younger branch ofhs
family and the royal dynasty Of Portugal 20 pat IN good
word IN behalf OF Don Miguel, who since biz !orcibe
too from the throne OF that country has been vng-
NOT 'toe world forgetting. yet assuredy oy the world
ola surper who has never ceased 10 style himseW King
OF Portugal (tn p1rbus tndeium), thought proper TO
take unto nimse wife young princess Of the hoase OF
Lewenslein Rosenberg who las considered Il her duty
60 perpeuse the ustous race OF Braganza by pressu
~
evidence Of oopDubial felicity ba, produced dsss
trous eject upon the financial affairs OF poor Miguel,
who 1ods bra rapidly diminishing revenues totally
inadequate " the maintenance OF numerous family
appears that the Prince OF Prussia has always taken
interest In he fate OF the King who BY the believers
In the Divine right OF monarcns is si looked upon
the legitimate sovereign Of Portugal, ana be has
Of Lsbon represeniinz the embsrasssd sas,u Of his
protege and turing them not 10 pro tue hcuor
OF royalty N THIS revolutionary age, By allowing The de'
cendan Of 20 many sings be reduced 70 pscunsry dis
trees Don Miguel, SAID woald be ready 70 reoouocs
hi claim 10 the throne 10 exchange for moderase PEG
SION aud the restitution Of bis rights ~ loant OF Portugal
ano understand that Don Pedro ID personally not un
willing 70 ssree 70 sucn arrangement, but that hs NJ
doubtful whether Chambers will
the necessary funds Perhaps however, their resistance
will be overcome by the prospect OF hnay delivering
their country from the evils Of disputed succession par
tcuiary the influence not only OF Prussia but Of most
Of the other oourts will be exeried 10 ooeci
In which all the crowned heads Of Europe have common
interest
Berlin, June Q, 1853.
Departure # Prince ABst-Spposed Political Objects Of
his riH,-Hs1Ith Of ne Kirs-DiaenS5ns in h> Royal
fdptily asd Disgraos Of one Of e Prinos-AnticPa<i
IIr q M Rdry, ne american Horse 7amer-7hs
Sad Tlf-Frussirn Opinions Regarding TIE American
DtOFcsip VlA Enoiand, DC, dc.
The vsh Of the Prince Oonsort Of Eugsnd 10 his Prus
sA1 relatives has been Of very brief duration. He len
POssam AGAIN sunday evening for Dusseld9if where
he parsed few hours with the Prince Of Hohsrzoern
father 70 the Queen Of Portugal and then returned home
via Cologne and brussels Inio Berlin he only came once
attended BY hs son In la~, 70 have q look al the new
palace building, buiding for the latter which has