The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

quite true, not~s.hstant,-g. Az Q mater a
their public eutry 9rardc es aad I. was understood
that their hAbiments should be ready for than a the
?. ace o. Bellevue whsa 10 .ad behold, On retiring %
Master Of the Robes whstever may be tue cuipris en-
ciai designation had forgotten TO provide him with white
kerseymere inexpressbes, tho necessary advncs 0;
gala costume Great the CONSERVATION OF Pvince
and his attendants being impossible for them 10 keep the
good folks Q, Berlin wa.ns wniie sney sens ios tas
Highnees suite, Lieutenant Won Zostron bad pair OF
white pants belonging 70 the uniform Of his regiment,
the Gsrde du Corps He was immediately stripped OF his
garments and she Prince proceeded TO don them
But Ill luck would have H. Won Zostron rejoices in
mbs Of the very s%mest mould would NOT mot on
royal master blessed with perambalaors worthy or an
Irish porter, and IL was only asr pulling or bis drawers
uumentionables which burst their seams In she effort We
may imagine what cold drive hs Royal Highness must
have bad in this airy costume but no u said 70 have
stood like hero and does not appear any tho worse
for this dsagreeabe nene.so The Princess the con-
trary who Is used 70 nlder climate, has suffered from
the effects Of Siberian Temperature which brought on
ever, she Is now quite recovered
The duel between Gen. Won Plebur and Lieut. Jochman,
the death Of the former continue 10 form the subject
Of general conversation Plebur leading man in al
the reacorsry that have been taken since 1S46
and feared even BY tho moderate constitutonalsts.
II was under his auspices thai the Pre,.ssen
verein, a kind Of Jscobu club Of royas.s,
was established at Koningsberg who organised regular
system of persecution against the popular party spying
all their actions and den0uncing them 10 the autoor
In his character his behavior and even In his per-
son. be was The exact counterpart OF the Police Prosl
dent, Hnckeldey and 1t Is certainly remarkable cotnci
deucs that they should both have come to the same end
falling in duel by the hand OF OF their party
for Pleburs antagonist, Lieutenant 10 hman, is Of high
conservative family Of Koningsberg, and il was the SINH
arty OF their politics that led 70 the connection between
them Plebur's son, very handsome young man, but
notorious rous, was married TO Jochman's sister, and
treated his wife i'll that she left his house and returned
TO her fathers; and this conjunction with money mat
ers appears have given the difficulty which has
terminated In fatal manner OF the parties being
left dead the field, and the other 30 dangerously
wounded that he Is not expected 10 survive Baron Man
teuIel said u the democrats, that "th0se NANCY
ours would devour esch other but IL is plain that the
justice 70 hiz own party
Yesterday, the anniversary Of washingtons birthday
the Dorohean srssse to which about hy OF his country
men and country were invited, with sprinklng
Of English and Germans Thetabe Was spread IN saloon
adorned with the star spanged banner and tho
Of the whole entertainment the oasts drank and the
tments proposed made the company realize that in this
remote capital Of foreign monarchy there was at least
spot exclusively American. Many neat aud effective
speeches were delivered by the Ambassador himself,
whose power. Of eoaasnce are sullc,sntly .p
the rest by Mr.. Dwight, OF Connecticut, whose
humorous illusions excited general hi.rity, aud
I that very day. and perhaps at that very hour
CrawSoros statue Of Washington being unveiled at
the memory or the great American sculptor The dinner
OF the most recherche description the vines excellent
although the Ambassador himself is consistent toe
toaler and touches drop Of the forbidden liquor
1t happy idea OF Governor Wright 10 call all his
coun;rymcu together TO celebrate OF the great annver
saries OF the republic such from From
what bear the Governor has ucceeded during his short
stsyas Berlin, by his hospitality and Kindness OF heart IN
making himself quite popular among the American resi-
dents, to whom his house o1crs rendezvous which s
particularly welcome 10 these who have acquainances
here besides the opportunity gives them OF seeing dies
OF American papers among which, OF course the HERALD
1t wanting 1, no admitted to bs sure that il is
not easy for American minister 70 keep up the dignity
of his station in city like Berlin which IN some respects
as expensive london and Paris, and than Ia
Vienna. With the comparatively trifiing salary allowed
him by the United States government ia impossible for
him TO vie ia the spendor OF his fctes with Lord Bloom
field, who receive. $4,000 a year, or with the
Russian ambassador, WAC has unlimited means
at bis command, not TO pa mention one 0. Inc
expense Of the Gar The best thing the representatives
Of the United states can do, under these circumstance
adhere the simplicity OF republican maaners and TO
gain respect by personal character which
always accorded to the paraphernaa OF rank and wealth
ausinled with here-ani have seen quite number OF
them during the fifteen years have acted your cor
respondentl must say that, with one sad exception,
they have whose private character and bearing
unworthy Of the great and powerful nation they
represented Ofth which they performed their
diplomatic functions il for Judge Ar for the
Minister the interest he takes in literary and sci
entlic institutions has brought him more prominently
before the Berlin public than most OF his
The defeat OF Lord Palmerston in the Con-
spracy n Murder bill, and the consequent dis
solution Of his Cabinet, have caused no little ex.
totally unlocked for thought old Pam had
the House OF Commons entirely at his command that
he could pass any he chose to introduce II IL
asked what louis Napoleon will do now-whether he will
the arout offered him. and let loose his IRE eating
Colonies on that stubborn little island that dares to
extend tho hospitality 10 his enemies
did 10 himself In case OF war be
France and England Prussia would naturally be
inclined TO side with the latter, she not held in
check by Russia who would be likely to assist Louis Ma
poleon AT least so fer 10 Prussia from attacking
him in the rear while engaged in descent upon England
Austria OF course, would Join the stronger partythz
to say, France Russa-from both OF whom she has
great deal 10 fear, while from tngand she has nothing
hope she not quite ANXIOUS 10 deprive po.
lfca refugees lufoast their asylm In Europe Louis
Napoleon possibly can be-