The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17
Our Berlin Correspondence.

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Our Berlin Correspondence.
BERLIN, sept 20 1858
The Huch in The ReosncU O,esion-The Berlin sdn,s,cs
al Seo-Ar7iroI of Prince Sdpoleoe--Fios Arts-The
ZailrcTein Transit Dues, DE-, DE-.
Notwithstanding all that the negotiations be
the Queen and the Prince OF Prussia had arrived 81
satisfactory conclusion and that the result OF their agree
nen would be published forthwith the final solution Of
the unfortunate Regency question appears to be again de
ferred The public fully expected TO find the Official mott
hcation the Stats An,eg before the Prince departure
for Warsaw but his royal hghness has started for the Polish
capital has spent three days there in his fyorite military
amusemens, has then fastened OF again JOIN the Prn
at Baden Baden, and s the oracle remains
"a the most ,acurn individual OF the pscine species.
There is evidently a hitch somewhere but many
lectures afoat about the precise Of the diff
Guilty about that Of the flaw in the Atlantic telegraph
One rumor is that at the last moment the King fatty
fused bis signature protesting vehemeny that he was
perfectly competent TO govern the kingdom him
SELF and required no yiccroy over hm-a'thorgl
1t is secret that his mental condition j. in
reality much than il has been yet According
70 another version the Prince OF Prussia objects TO the
proposed of the Chambers the purpose
giving their opinion the Regency affair they
titled TO do by article Of the constitution which, how
ever the Prince has never formally acknowledged having
always carefully reaned from setting foot the Iors
OF Lords" where he would have hal take the oath
fidelity to the constitutional rtefme. The press. which
bad at length ventured TO slgde Ia the crisis sai
press wish for its speedy termination has soon been
muzzed again and taught await the DECISION OF the
superior authorities IN respectful silence The Notoaa'
Gosee and the Foiks Zeino amos, ale only democratic
organs in the country have been seized repeatedly and
Sunday mcrningthe Berlin papers appear sunday
Aha
from their proprety by hearing that the Tossice
the favorite journal Of the boaygeoise which or ong
time has scrupuously absiancd from making Itself UP
with Prussan politics. and confined Itself 20 profound bul
innocent lucubrations Chins, Iudis Clerboarg ana
the Man in the Moon had finally been oyerisken By in
exorabe fate, and had its whole conhscsted for
leading article upon the Regency question Such event
bad not occurred within the memory OF man. aud 20
words can express the astonshment and indignation
Gothamtes on being deprived Of the literary ap
pendik 10 their mornings NEAL especially as even til
harmless supplements containing local intelligence births
deaths and marriages &c had been car. on by the 70
sce in company with the obnoxious leader II might 10
imagined that under these circumstances che hopes Of
those Wei meaning and unsoFhistcac persons who look
forward 10 the reign OF the Prince Prussia ~ the ra.
guraton Of more liberal system Of goyernmsut woud
be considerably dampcd, bat this Gar from bong the
case. They are firmly convinced that all such arbitrary
measures are taken without his knowledge and consent
that the present ministry, being appointed by the King
do not cons der themselves under the control of the
her apparent but act upon their own hook. with
out consulting him, agains. his declared
a n ~
the situation he Will send them 10 the right about
select advisers from the ranks Of the liberal party There
are already lists Of the new cabinet in circulation IN
which NJ. Rodoph Averswod figures President Of the
Council NJ. de Patton Minister the Interior General
BONN as Minister Of War, kr only ~ Won der Hcyd,.
the Minister OF Trade and NJ Smons the Minister Of Jus
toe, retaining. the situations they occupy; but ID
would be well not 10 dispose Of the bears before
t animal has been actually slain lor the present BE- i
All alive and Kicking Tho TACT that BARON Noneufe has
accompanied the Prince Of Prussia Warsaw can hardly
be interpreted By the most subtle Logic into SYMPTOM Of
kan NJ IN and ha Ia flAg
for be taa not made Of the opportunities Afforded
him by his close connection With the future Regent Coz
the as tvelycmonsh, 10 secure us lease Of ONCE Ior
indefinite period.
en- Monday evening Prince Napoleon passed. through
here Topn for Warsaw . complimentary MISSION
from bis cousin 10 the Car If al the Bssas. This pr OF
the coyi1i< existing between the courts OF Paris
and - Petersburg has created strong seusaon aud l.
th0ught 90 bode good % Austria which has been en-
deAyorng without % bring about reconciliation
wrh Russia through tho good Offices Of the Grand Dake
q DarmstAdt, the Czsrs brotLcr-naw. The ArchIuke
william the talented n the numerous .cons Of the
house u HsI@hurR. and the confidential adv q Francis
Jo=cph. 10 have gone wars,N % make the publ-
believe that ihe differences between the two empires Lad
been adjusted hut j. aid 10 have received a hut tin,
b. room would he more desirable than hs company
II = evident lsi the late has completely sienaed
The oponcsm ats. and thi. = PERHAPS the only GOOD
crsct Z has had although y may h. dorhtiGl whether
to co9e understanding u las produced bciRccn Russa
aad Trance ~ attended wt stH create iaugers u
tire nbert e. q Europe
ne exhb.ton ~ paintings ana work. ~ SCULPTURE by
u--iern artists whah lake sse ~ the Berlin Academy
" AT. every years has brpn 1lsn since tho ~
n~1 Nhn hnuNfapr department dosS art prf2i at snf
thing particularly striking hrt bcsdcs the usual compile
msui q rprtrats and pcuft q stn Nie. there are some
trfy htc historical paintings. To ~ the C0llccl
n -. ss uf Pascal IT. takcn lrsi6eF by ti.c E4gss
rrr HrBry Y.
conference Of the Zonveren ~ Gesn.n Custom.
Un.out beng held nov a Hanover yuc account II
Which vii bot 10 unacceptable - your commercial
readers. Ths union. which orig mated "a PRUSSIA co.
pses ~ present the whole Of Germany wih The exeep
n austria, the Two duchs - NsCkienberr the free
cts- ~ Bremen, Hamburg and LHbecs The 11th5 Il
He..tein, and the princiralHy u i.chicu-ien.
H. tsri9 Wa o@icnsbly formed rc trade prnc pics
admit ng al descriptions 81 merchsn1se 4nd produce
ron fare On countries, which tn duty b. be
w Il ~ weight. not ~ Urtorsm, ngsnd. the Tat
ttd states A., u understood ~ The time that NJ
1~cie a. ray than twenty Ter cent. but ia
Limitation proved faacious and while taking great deal
soout free tra1c the Zolvereu governments managed
% b. - protective aud prohbuve any Of their neigh
bors
Ths year one n the mTedimens 10 trade-ihe transt
dsty ~ hail. thaier pr iOo lb us likely b. removed
grusas and SaNnny lruTse hsi 81 tolls goods raising
through The states q The 7overpn sha cease an there
dorw hu that THIS motion will ~ ax-crd n gsr-
bc rates must be unanimous ~ the REG iatous X
the zollvercn) because vii greatly Increase he trafc
the railways the profits ~ which Un amply over
what apparently lost IN giving M the transit 1aiy
Our Munich Correspondence.
MrNCH September - 80
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